29 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1907
Page
1
Tue shows Schieffelin Mrs Hans Hermit as musical director for a moving picture program and highlights an artistic wood carver. The concise listing pairs a performing arts program with a craft display, signaling a cultural event.
County Treasurer announces payment of all outstanding Cochise County registered warrants if presented for payment on or before September 10 1908. interest on all warrants stops January 1 1908.
Cochise County Arizona will redeem all outstanding Cochise County Redemption Bonds from the 1887 and 1889 issues numbered 6 to 58 inclusive. Bonds are due at the County Treasurer’s office in Tombstone on January 4, 1908. Dated December 27, 1907. J N Gaines County Treasurer. First publication December 28, 1907.
The US grand jury adjourned to reconvene February Sth amid advances in cases involving Fannie Peterson for alleged postal law violations at Bisbee and Flores Magor Vidarea Rivera for conspiracy under Levirality laws, with others such as Nieuas Ubeide indicted for smuggling near Nogales. Several demurrers were argued, delaying action until Tuesday.
The Congregational church lists Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11, Young People at 7, and an evening address at 7 39. The Methodist church calls for services at 11 and 7 30 with an Epworth League at 7 15 and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Sacred Heart notes Mass at 8, 9 30 and 10 30 Sunday school, with Rosary and Benediction at 7, signed by Pastor J T Boas.
Herschel Mill and Mining Co meeting at El Paso elected officers for the coming year. F C Earle named president Waters vice president Douglas Gray manager WB Latte treasurer John A Happer secretary F B King resident agent for Arivone. Directors include Earle Gray Latte Happer Camby and others. News on property work and bond to C and A interests noted.
The Goldfield miners oppose a federation injunction amid rising tensions. An eastern rate war cuts passenger prices as Erie Michigan Central and others slash fares. After a prominent citizen’s murder by a Chinaman, Canadians raid Lethbridge’s Oriental quarters, wrecking several buildings. In Camden N J a railroad collision killed three and injured seventeen. Two robbers looted Vandalia depot and were killed by the city marshal. Three skating children drown at Rutland Vt. six rescuers die. Camden Mo bank robbed of $2000. A monster New York tenement parade seeks cheaper rents. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised. price 25 cents. Bamolee free, For sale by druggists.
A young man working as a counter jumper at the Merchante Cafe in Tucson is revealed to be the son of a Hungarian count. He arrived in America about six years ago as a steerage passenger after trouble at home. He has since wandered the western hemisphere, mostly employed as a basher, yet remains well educated and fluent in English.
Chairman Thomas Taggart of the Democratic National Committee urged a national convention at Denver on July 7, 1908. The call allocates representation by double the number of senators and representatives, with territories and districts included. Arizona's Republicans debate delegates as leaders expect six for Arizona.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh can be cured systemically. Offers $100 for any case of deafness from catarrh that cannot be cured, and invites readers to send for free circulars.
A compact 19th century style medical advertisement touts Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C as a natural bowel remedy. Claims constipation and diarrhea relief with genuine tablets sold by druggists for a dollar per box.
The weekly list of advertised general delivery letters for December 21 at Tombstone includes Harrington, Oldas, O Connell, Mary, Ralph, Harold, Saucer, Earl, Ryan, Thomas, Woten, Riley and others. Call for the letters by saying advertised with the date and postmaster Cun.
Orear Linae a miner at TOM Co big shaft survived a near death when a mistimed dig into a void caused a blast scattering rock. Gilman escaped with minor head injuries and dirt in his eyes before urgent medical aid arrived. Also notes Miss Lillian Holland hosting Catholic choir supper and Detective Furlong in town for grand jury testimony on Mexican revolutionists case. Proximity furnished room ad at Prostrcron office.
Reports warn of widespread leprosy in remote Chihuahua villages centered near Temores and the Gozspares mining area. The mountain hamlet population of about 150 is said to include a large leper percentage, with extreme poverty and unsanitary conditions fueling transmission. Local authorities urge federal action to contain the disease.
Miss Cora Marie Arnold of Denver wed Albert A. Chaverria a full blooded Indian last Monday in Santa Fe New Mexico. The ceremony was by Rev Rendon of the Presbyterian church and witnessed by the bride’s two sisters Chaverriaix Lebiel of the Santa Clara Pueblos in New Mexico.
An ad claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets improve appetite and restore digestive vigor. A testimonial from J. H. Seita of Detroit, Mich says the product revived his appetite, relieved abdominal discomfort, and produced regular bowel movements. Priced at 25 cents with free sampler from local druggists.
Dr D T McDougal of the Carnegie Desert Laboratory will leave Tucson for Chicago for the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting. He will deliver the principal address and later attend lectures and conferences with leading scientists.
Public notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Mary H Walters of Columbus reports long illness with fever, nerve distress, and sleeplessness, then relief and cure after starting the tonic. The claim ends with a garbled endorsement and a promise of guaranteed results.
December weather update for Arizona calls for colder conditions while Tombstone Jewelry Store promises quality jewelry. Each item sold is guaranteed to be as represented by proprietor Macioi.
The Douglas area page features Cochise county and Sonora interests with graphic portrayals and extensive discussion of Douglas growth as a smelter city. The Prospector praises Major George H. Kelly and urges Douglas residents to support the publication for regional benefit.
Willis T Morgan a retired U S A Commissary Sergeant from Concord NH endorses Dr Kin New Discovery for Consumption. He cites ten years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and says it keeps him in perfect health. He claims it’s the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. It is guaranteed by druggists priced 50c and 2.00 with a trial bottle free.
Francis J. Heney visits Tucson on an unspecified day while the Santa Fe plans a new townsite on the Colorado River Indian Reservation in Yuma County. Wickenburg looks forward to Vulture mine resuming operations amid various territorial concerns. Albert Steinfeld sues L Zeekende for 20000 over Omega mine ore sale. a jury awards 147094 for a bet lost. Antonio Odom jailed at Prescott for a non sports remark. Ostriches shipped from Long Beach to Phoenix. Pinal County reports rising tuberculosis care costs endangering the budget. Territorial fair books close with over 2000 cash on hand. Tucson seeks a weather bureau with Congress to be approached. Burglaries reported in Tucson on Christmas Eve.
A fragmented item notes a price tag or product line tied to Dr. Milles and a product named Anti-Palin Fe affecting headaches and neural concerns. Details are sparse and names are partially unreadable in the OCR.
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