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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1895
Page
2
The readable lines describe uneasy workers and a general movement among ranks with mention of New York death and a regret about an instant loss. The source is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable names.
Grove Mas evokes a scene where a character urges restraint as another learns to play the autoburp, avoiding piling on him during the awkward moment.
A surprising remark appears as a sudden self claim of reform. The speaker asserts honesty as a guiding policy despite prior inconsistencies, prompting analysis of motive and credibility amid mixed public perception.
A cryptic local note suggests evolving business ties as a pottery trust signals changes. The unusual phrasing mentions otters and cuttlefish as metaphors for stakeholders, indicating broader market realignments may follow.
A local Oakland preacher drew attention by delivering a sermon in a waltz style the crowd found entertaining. The odd performance sparked mixed reactions among attendees as the service continued in an unexpected rhythm.
The text notes a unanimous move in the California legislature toward enacting a law to punish train robbers, with hopes the measure will pass the lower house in the Mississippi legislature, where opposition to harsher anti robbery penalties has slowed progress.
Reports claim Secretary Carliele could replace Justion Jackson on the supreme court as speculation circulates about a suitable candidate. The discussion centers on suitability, timing, and perceived readiness for the high court.
A Wattscveny Conn firm received a White House order for sterling silverware. The description of the plate is disputed by the firm, and the offer may be costly. The piece mentions Navajo irrigation needs and federal aid, with Congress facing a $25,000 cash obligation to combat hunger on the reservation.
Tax superintendent of the bureau of immigration reports receipt of a letter of instruction sent to emigration agents. It explains U S immigration laws, stresses prohibitions on contract labor and public charge concepts, cites county financial distress and a low business mood, and urges discouraging emigration of those not clearly in the desirable class.
The Hayward murder case in Minneapolis features the confessed killer Blixt describing the preliminaries of the killing while conspirator Harry Howard laughs loudly in court.Observers call the scene sensational and revolting, citing cold hearted criminality and distressing conduct amid the trial.
The fragmentary text suggests a claim about government actions and public awareness, but the garbled wording obscures concrete names places or dates. It mentions Werppork and references to governance and a citizen’s awareness, yet lacks verifiable specifics.
The text shows garbled remarks about municipal contests and reform movements. It references an Michigan legislature section, mentions armed milkyadaUel and skimmed milk labeling, and mocks printers’ influence on lawmaking with oblique, satirical phrasing.
An odd exchanges style piece offers quirky weather and danger warnings. Advice covers staying calm handling cold days and avoiding wasted time. Readers are urged to guard health, prepare for winter and avoid panic as forecasts vary.
The notice calls members to edit the funeral of Mrs Saline Carear wife of Brother Saline Carear tomorrow at 2 20 p m at the residence on Allen Street A social report notes a luncheon in Prof Ray s room at school with young ladies from the ee class Attached is a brief obituary update for Mrs Sophia Caesar wife of Julius Caesar of Tombstone and a curious reminiscence about Annie Grandiner now Mrs Charles Green describing yard switches and birch trees with playful reference to children
Sophia, beloved wife of Julius Caesar, died recently. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 pm from the ide ce on Allen street between 3rd and 4th avenues. De Lui and Gissorances respectfully invite attendance.
Local notes report heavy frost at night and stage travel delays. Mentions shipments, bicycles sales, a banker's suicide, social events, and upcoming entertainments including a dormitory ball and intercollegiate field day. Mentions people in Bisbee, Benson, Tomnt jay, Ventura, and San Bernardo ranch.
The obituary notes a fairy tale like display at the late Mrs. William Waldrof Aster of New York. An orchid vault lining costs 35, a daily lily and violet arrangement valued around 100 dollars a day. Also mentions a marriage adjoiner and local society notes, with mixed local gossip and business notices.
Reported near 20 miles from Pueblo, a party of Americans and Englishmen were attacked by six Mexican bandits at a rural camp. Captain William Scot and companions were shot and robbed. several bandits were killed as authorities mobilized, with Governor calling out troops to pursue the attackers dead or alive.
A fragmented dispatch collection reports on a range of topics from different places. It mentions a Mayente event in Liverpol, a $2,550,000 gold shipment, and allegations of embezzlement at an agricultural college. Armenian outrages and Turkish persecutions are described with attested village burnings and displacements.
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