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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1894
Page
1
The report notes Yorks rate is officially debt free and discusses implications for finance. It cautions that without drastic reform at the Bank of England management a global panic could follow, citing Financtar journals of England.
The Mexican dollar value is fixed at b6o by the U S mint director as part of a yearly stabilization. Tempe News and Tucson Enterprise enter daily papers, with Winslow Mail launching as a weekly. A new frontier tax rule lets imports up to 50 dollars from the US side into Mexico enter duty free, aiding Nogales merchants and frontier towns potential rapid growth.
An 1880s style notice touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels colds and fevers, and regulates the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It stresses the product’s pleasant taste and claims medical approval and millions of satisfied users.
All members and their families of Tombstone Lodge No. were invited to a literary social event at the lodge hall with light refreshments and a program featuring readings and music from local residents.
Advertises a large assortment of ladies and children's shoes, men and boys footwear, boots and slippers offered at eastern prices. Includes brandish terms, but lacks clear dates or locations.
A garbled list shows Micmoux placing in copper and salt events with varied rankings in third to fifth places. Other entries name Luttsot, EAUVORSIA, Towa, Ouuo, Peswavivasta, and New Yoas with mixed top finishes in crops, minerals, and commodities. A note then mentions Arctic curiosities at Edinburgh and details about Mr Woodl and Rockhill’s travels and a European tour plan.
The report notes an honorary election for firemen who died in a Chicago cold storage fire. It cites Chicago streetcar ridership at the world’s fair and a temple from the Ceylon exhibit auctioned for $2.50. It mentions Lake Geneva cottage plans and botanical notes on Bacchus’ thyrsus, plus long-term tree planting and ancient rose trees in Cologne and Ventura California.
The column skims a mix of quotes and curiosities, noting a celebrity-tinged remark on appearance, a joke about a cranky husband, and a literary exchange. It mentions a rare beauty rumored in Europe, a waxpanzer pig with multiple heads and eyes, and a stone of violet variety found in Buchanan Georgia.
The Duchess of Argyll is dead. Judge Collier assigns the Atlantic and Pacific to receivers Joseph W. Reinhart John J Moores and Joseph W. Wilson in a Mercantile Trust suit. Nearly every Ontario county approves prohibition. Surgeon Kennridge is dismissed from the navy for forging Secretary Herbert's signature. Fire at Toledo U. causes losses of about three quarters of a million dollars. Pope mediation offered to Peru and Ecuador. Samoan unrest noted after warships depart. fear of further trouble. WillCorp minister Willie to retire per provisional government in Sydney cables.
An old advertisement extols Mostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Simmons Liver Regulator as remedies for indigestion, heartburn, and varied stomach and liver ailments. The copy links stomach health to battlefield outcomes, claiming these tonics restore order to the digestive system and relieve related pains and fevers.
In Stratford Post text a conductor on a red street car tells a tourist that the car contains only women. The phrase straight fash is explained as three cars full of women, reflecting old transit slang.
Debtors urged to call and settle accounts with immediate adjustments promised. Advertisements announce hunting knives, lanterns, pottery, cigars, butter, cheese, trunks, fresh cranberries, cider, popcorn, mincemeat, and new grocery stock. Local merchants tout low prices on trunks and a coastwide price edge, with notices from Hoetter’s grocer and Warnekros.
Market note shows Sew York-Silver quoted at 685 copper priced at 10.25 dollars with Lead at five. Trade chatter highlights fluctuating metal values and unclear buyer demand across the commodities desk.
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