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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1909
Page
2
Anniversary in American History January fifth
On January five, a notable anniversary recalls 94 years since British forces under General Packenham landed at New Orleans before marine cables. The clash with "Andy" Jackson and the Tennessee riflemen left the British commander and his successors fatally or mortally wounded, with 700 British deaths and heavy casualties versus seven American deaths and fourteen wounded.
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Great Britain
United States
Packenham
New Orleans
Andy
Ney Be
Pipe line for Tombstone sunshine to the north
A speaker imagines creating a continuous channel to send Tombstone sunshine and beauty to the northern blizzard regions. He suggests it could yield a fortune or two if feasible.
Vote for Cameron and Statehood Debate in Cochise County
A political brief urges Republicans not to overreact to Cochise county results. It notes voters favored statehood and supported Cameron as part of an experiment now concluded. The piece hints that every Democrat will respond accordingly.
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Cochise County
Cameron
Women Who Wear Well Prescription Ad Claims Strength to Women
An ad touts Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women, promising improved health after marriage and during motherhood. It targets nursing and expectant mothers, claiming the medicine strengthens delicate systems and aids in easier childbirth, endorsed by physicians and available by mail orders.
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Pierce
Sigs
Democrats Aim for Stronger Arizona Majority in Next Ballot
The piece predicts renewed Democratic strength in Cochise County and statewide if Cameron wins statehood or not. It notes Republicans sharpening their stances while Democrats are poised to perform well when voting opens again, suggesting continued party dominance in Arizona elections.
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Cameron
Cochise
Arizona
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tonic Boosts Appetite
Mr J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports the tonic improves appetite and digestion, relieves bloated feeling, and promotes comfortable bowel movements. Price 25 cents, sample free at the drugstore.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Arizona Mining Man is Strangely Missing
T. A. Cox, superintendent of the Pittsburg & Arizona Development company in the Patagonia district, is missing after a business trip. His wife, staying near Patagonia, has enlisted local help and Elke lodge members to trace him, fearing foul play or disappearance with funds. Sap Francisco reports say Cox was located, having traveled north on a train from San Francisco to Portland.
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T. A. Cox
Pittsburg
Cox
Larex
Sap. Francisco
Cor
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Fort Huachuca Visitors and Postal Rate Change
W S McKnight of Fort Huachuca visited Tombstone while J Reilly from Fort Huachuca was in the city. Douglas Grey, president of the Machomich Mercantile Co., returned from El Paso. A new postal rate of two cents per ounce to Germany went into effect January 1, applying to direct mail between the two countries. County Treasurer Gaines issues an annual statement with Cochise County taxpayer data. Attorney J F Roos and Col D H Johnson, both from Douglas, were noted on court business and as county visitors.
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W S. McKnight
Fort Huachuca
J. Reilly
Fort Huachuce
Douglas Grey
The
Machomich Mercantile Co
el Paso
Germany
Post Office Department
Gaines
Cochise County
Banner County
J. F. Roos
Douglas
Col
D. H. Johnson
Eczema Relief Spreads Through Local Trial
A speaker recounts a wife’s eczema improvement after trying Chamberlain's remedy. After failing with doctors’ prescriptions, she found Chamberlain's more effective than any other treatment previously used, with drugsellers offering the product locally.
Cochise County Finances Condition Report Summary
Cochise County Treasurer J N Gaines presents Receipts for the period Jan 1 to Dec 31 with general county warrants salary warrants district warrants bond warrants school building and bond interest payments. Territorial taxes and excess tax sales refunds noted along with errors in school district funds and other county expense warrants.
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Sehowl
Ena Ai Es
Echool
Oi - Dee
Thelance “ Eee Og Cetatenyes
Seda Sicse O Rieam
Balass Vrob
Cary
U. S
Treacher
Territorial
Forest Reserve
Lowell
Warren Company
Benson
Ted Ty Aeneanor
Will and estate items dominate Whitwell hospital notes
The Whitwell hospital in Tucson to be rebuilt after a recent fire once insurance is adjusted. The will of Brewster Cameron of New York, filed for probate in Tucson, leaves one third to Mrs. Cameron of Fort Riley and her daughter Helen Cameron Briggs, with the residue to three children. Estate valued around 60000. Packing house season closes with 54 cars of Salt River valley oranges shipped, totaling just over 100000 dollars. Valley farmers attend John Speese’s office to hear Southern Pacific rates on produce shipments. no rise in rates expected, no changes for eastern markets anticipated this year.
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Whitwell Hospital
Tucson
Cameron
New York City
Fort Riley
Kan
Helen Cameron Briggs
Brewster Cameron, Jr
Mise
Marthe Cameron
Briege
Democrat
Salt River Alley
John Speese Last Toseday
Southern Pacific Railroad
Yume
Arizona National Banks Report Shows Reserve and Loan Shifts
The abstract of the condition of the national banks in the territory as of November 27 reports the average reserve at 18.5 percent, down from 24.26 percent on September 23. Loans and discounts rose from 3,? to 3,?. lawful money reserves increased to 613,153. individual deposits grew to 5,359,840. The comptroller appointed the National City Bank of New York as agent for the Phoenix National Bank.
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National City Bank of New York
Phoenix National Bank
Divorce Rate in Cochise County Sparks Fee Debate
A column cites court records showing one divorce for every two marriages in Cochise County. The piece humorously blames a mythical White-Winged Messenger of Death for dissolving unions before legal recourse is needed, urging a reduction in legal fees to aid future happiness.
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Eirron Prospectox
Cochise
Experiment Station for Sulphur Springs Valley
The Sulphur Springs Valley experiment station site near Douglas has been selected along the new railroad line between Douglas and Courtland on Edend Bower’s ranch about 16 miles from Douglas. Professors Forbes and Clothier of the University of Arizona aided the selection, possible by the endowment obtained by Professor James Douglas.
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Nipar Douglas
Forbes and Clothier
University of Arinaa
Ty Douglas
Douglas
Courtland
Edend Bower
James Douglas
Oldfield Lowers Territorial Record at Phoenix Race
Barney Oldfield lowered his territorial mile record by two-fifths of a second at a Phoenix automobile race on Sunday. The run was part of a three mile exhibition where Oldfield completed three miles in a fast time, marking the fastest three miles driven by him in three years amid windy conditions on a circular track.
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Phoenix
Barney Oldfield
Priday
Barney
Oldfeld
Low Angeles
Assessment Work on Arizona Mining Claims
Miners return from Sarvine mining districts after completing annual assessment work for Lauterene claim owners. Many owners delayed until year end causing high demand for miners. Law requires ten dollars of assessment work per claim per year and work begun late but finished in the next year counts for the following year.
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Sarvine
Jast
Extradition Cases Before U S Supreme Court
A Washington dispatch notes Villaron, Librado and Magon among the calendar as Supreme Court opens. They resist extradition from California to Arizona over alleged incitement of a border expedition toward the Mexican Republic with the Mexican government showing interest.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Villaron
Librado
Magon
California
Arizona
Mexican Republic
Canyon retreats offer rest in Cochise county draws attention
Advocates urge moving mountain retreat plans to Cochise county to provide a tonic for tired residents. They promise relief from coast fatigue, better lungs, color to cheeks, stronger tissues, sharper minds, and renewed vigor to tackle daily struggles.
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Cochise County
California
Fee bill battle stirs county officials over arrest and mileage rules
The county faces a contention over quarterly fee bills for justices of the peace and constables. District Attorney Williams seeks to cut unauthorized charges, challenge mileage payouts, and requires sworn mileages, promising a wave of litigation as officials resist changes that could hamper administrative work.
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Justices of the Peace
Williams
Anairs
Variety Isle to Open at The Schiefelia Next Sunday
The Raymond Teal company brings a 30 member troupe to The Schiefelia next Sunday for a lively musical comedy Variety Isle. The show recalls the days of West’s famed minstrels and features Raymond Teal leading his own act with a well regarded comedian. Seats are selling quickly as local audiences anticipate the performance.
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Raymond Teal
Schiefelia
Douglas
Bishoe
West
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