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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1891
Page
8
The lettered items condemn Miles and Forsythe while predicting Sioux surrender, note Acting Governor Murphy protests Fort Thomas withdrawal, and cite President Harrison’s Arizona calls for Judge Kibbey. Arbor Day urged for Tucson schools with trees, drains repurposed for irrigation, and fenced grounds to improve pupil surroundings.
The text depicts jealousy among army officers highlighted by Forsythe's removal on Miles' suggestion. It questions Miles's position and cites Selofield's account attributing much blame to Miles. It mentions Arizona context and an RAF distraction claim affecting Pereythean’s reputation as an Indian fighter.
Brigadier General Marcos Carrillo and other leaders, under President Porfirio Díaz, agreed with the government to sever tribal ties and accept citizenship in the Republic. They would receive titles to 103 farms and voting rights for building in Coconut towns, a move the Nogales Record describes as a model of the Mexican government's policy toward natives.
Telegraphs report Judge Russell appointing receivers for Laredo Improvement Co. and a corss-state rail push as the Atchison Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific lines near conclusion. US minister Grubb signals reciprocity with Spain, while Miles and Schofield clash over Wounded Knee inquiries amid heavy troop movements. Reservations fear hostilities as Bannock and Shoshone bands gather. Fort Lowell abandonment order issued.
Instruments filed with the recorders office since 3 p.m. yesterday include Superior relocation, Tombstone district P Bait, Elgin California district Mother T H Hanes relocation, Can Can formerly Mother Habitant at Sycamoce, Huachuca monmialse E Biset Sherman Headlight near Ante lope Spring Pred Herold George Rae George Glennon. Rev F W Downs preaches at the Methodist Church Sunday morning on Experimental Religion with services at 11 o'clock and Sunday school at 12. A special discourse on What Prayer Test at 7 p.m. The Chair will render some authors. All are invited.
A car load of trees has arrived at the university grounds and replanting work has begun. Men have been employed for the purpose, and a new pump with a capacity of twelve thousand gallons per hour is being installed.
Reports from the frontier describe ongoing hostility near the agency with Red Cloud said to be in friendly proximity. Gen Miles strengthens lines as troops pace the camp, while Native chiefs threaten action and a crisis in the campaign looms. A grisly discovery near Beaver Lake reveals a child’s skeleton tied to trees, a possible ritual sacrifice amid the conflict.
An odd distorted text fragments a wartime era exchange about danger, travel, and uncertain plans. Names and places are unclear, but hints of confrontation and caution appear as characters discuss events, meals, and arrival. The garbled lines suggest a chaotic report or overheard conversation from a troubled period.
Incoherent OCR snippets mention a moment and various names and actions. The text contains garbled phrases, possible references to bands and a fatal event, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. No clear headline or summary can be derived beyond noting damaged content.
Celestine Orman, a wealthy New York socialite, refuses a rich suitor to wait for Ernest Vance, a poor but ambitious admirer. Five years apart, Vance returns as a successful western banker and politician, winning Celestine’s hand as her father approves, proving patience and perseverance pay.
Fragmented OCR text describes General Sheridan’s famed sword, its origin, and the tale of presents from officers and various units. It also includes a biographical sketch of Erastus Wiman, noting his disciplined routine, early rising, office letters, and social routines aboard a boat, illustrating a busy career man in Harper’s Weekly style.
A distorted note discusses Siemens in 1977 and energy transfer from water at Wi ingnee Palle to New York. It mentions mechanical feed and a claim by Sir Willan Frome about escalated copper wire, tying to a broader energy theme.
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