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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1896
Page
3
A haphazard Tombstone segment notes desert town activity including mining wage rumors near Pearce district, construction in Pearceville, and enclaves of Copper Queen Mining Company. It reports local officials, job estimates, and a city meeting with witnesses and costs. Also mentions deer hunting by soldiers, the death of Soha Props in Phoenix, and a fire incident related to a family tragedy.
The advertises a medicinal salve from Dr. Swayne and Sons of Philadelphia claiming rapid relief from intense itching and skin ulcers. The copy touts the ointment as effective for curing and removing ailments, with references to pricing and availability.
Fragmented OCR passage describes a broad range of topics including mining, war, and industry. It references Lucerne, dragons, Beiet, Salvhur Spriewe, and various places and people in a world context. The readable portions imply discussion of mining output, wartime conditions, and international trade.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and a local context but lacks clear event, place, date, or action. unable to determine a complete news item or outcome from the available readable words.
A compressed, garbled report notes global and regional tensions. It cites the Sultan of Turkey on his throne, waves of workers in Pennsylvania up ten percent, and speculative chatter about marriage and a Shakespearean character. The piece threads political effect, literary allusion, and uncertain events from an era of unrest.
Investors with cash sought to develop mineral prospects including gold silver and copper properties. Money furnisher needed to enable rapid sale. Addressed to Aupuics Misixo Exenaxer in Boston with Dr Price's Cremm Baking Powat.
Fragmentary OCR of a historical newspaper page includes mentions of a NRAS budget meeting, names like Grand Master, Ben Willanes, J. Ly Brow, and others, plus scattered notes on weather, local events, venues, and public notices. The text is garbled with many illegible phrases, but preserves references to meetings, a coroner, local travel, and community updates.
A period notice claims Dr Miles heart cure restored health for a reader with heart pain and sleeplessness after years of symptoms. It cites a November 23, 1904 report from Elkhart Indiana and promotes Restorative Nervine as aiding sleep and daily duties.
A fragmented text discusses Paul Revere and his famous ride. It mentions historians, diaries, and figures linked to the era, including Truman and academic figures, hinting at a study of 18th century events and their later interpretation.
A dusty ledger of cattle brands and ranching maps lists numerous brands and owners across Arizona territories and towns including Tombstone Wilcox Duvall Metcalf Slaconter Richardsor Dunshee Metzcalf Batteman Sullivan Baker Moririn Chiricahua Cattle Co and others. Waterways ranges such as Sulphur Spring Valley San Pedro River and Huachuca mountains tie brands to post offices and ranch sites with associated horse brands and left hip or shoulder marks.
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