Tombstone Epitaph and Arizona Fire News Digest
An omnibus update cites Cochise County Arizona fires with Prescott and Flagstaff losses of 50 000 and 100 000 dollars while New York Herald reports Italian immigrants arriving in New York at about 6000 per month. The report also includes political and cattle market notes from St Louis and Kansas City and debate on free trade versus protectionism with California district results.
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The
New York Herald
New York
Arizona
Kingman
Flolbrook
Prescott
Flagstaff
St. Louis
Castle Garden
Congress
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Tee
J. J. Haggin
New York City
King Thomas
King Ban
Maud Hampton
Lucius Appleby
Ayer
Corrallitos
Chihuahua
Mex
Editorial notes strength of Harrison and Morton ticket
A New York Sun editorial soberly weighs the 1888 race showing Blaine and Logan carried 182 electoral votes in 1884 and Indiana 1886 losses by 3324 votes. It argues Indiana and Connecticut battlegrounds, warns Democrats not to underrate Harrison and Morton, and stresses Ohio and New York as key state influences in the path to victory.
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Washington
New York Sun
the Sun
Blaine
Logan
Indiana
Harrison
Morton
Connecticut
Se Sun
New York
Cleveland
Thurman
G Harrison
Garfield
Ohio
Buckeye
Arthur
Hot Springs travel and local Arizona notes
In Wilcox stockman report our visit to Hooker Hot Springs Arizona, describing the canyon setting, seven hot springs with magnesia and iron waters, the dining habit of visitors, and the graves of Dr King. The piece recalls King's death and the current owners Colonel Hooker, O. T. Madden, and J. M. Trantham with improvements and leases.
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Wilcox Stockman
E. A. Nichols
Hooker Hot Springs
Wilcox
Hot Springs Range
Galuria Mountains
Hot Springs Canyon
San Pede
King
H. C. Hooker
O. T. Madden
J. M. Trantham
Rucker
B. F. Smith
Morse’s Canyon
National Republican Suspends Publication Merge With Post
The National Republican of Washington after nearly twenty years of publication suspended on the 12th and merged into the Washington Post which now runs as an independent journal.
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The
National Republican
Washngton
Washington Post
First Sign of Failing Health Promoted By Ayers Sarsaparilla
The ad urging use of Ayet s Sarsaparilla highlights night sweats nervousness general weariness and loss of appetite as early signals of poor health The product is claimed to strengthen the system aid digestion purify and enrich the blood and restore nervous forces with testimonials from Mrs L Wil Alexandria Minn and Dr W F Fowler Greenville Tenn praising its efficacy as a blood medicine
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Ayet
Oes En Witl Begleh Hogan
Ayer
Tam
Wil Alexandria
Minn
W. F. Fowler
Greenville, Tenn
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Fourth Street
Fremer
Allen Tombstone
Cochise County
Piclal
Thurmanius
Herculaneum
Harrisonius
Herbinius
Tiber
Nebraska State Journal
New York Mail and Express
W. H. Barnum
Carlisle
Mugwump
Elections Committee
Felton
California
Sullivan
Charman Crisp
House
Cope Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Bill
Erastina
Plains
North Platt
Neb
Major North
Col. Cody
Pawnees
New Mexico
Lower
Tom Ochiltree
N, Y. Sun
E. W. Clark
Evans’ Camp
Board of Supervisors
Prospector
Bprrard
Fresno
Southwest
Texas
Mexico
John H. Marion
Courier
Breuth
Rio Grande
Colorado
Peoria County
Ills
A. D
Peoria, Prorta, Co
State of Ill
John Smith
Pauley Meyers
Maryem
Kniver
O. M. Ross
Justice of the Peace
Hamburg
J.J. Mack & Co
Harley
Spri
Rooklyn
N.Y
North Carolina
Desser
A. D. Cooley
C. Bagg
Allen Street
Cheyenne
And
Blackbu
Page & Coleman
Tombstone
J. Yongsh
J. W. Vickers
Fremont Street
and Insurance
A. Cohn & Bro
Dole
Slote Cigar
Bet
T. Davis, HS
Bridge, H. S. Bridge & CO
Merchant Tailors
Montgomery Street
N. W. Cor, Suttr Street
San Francisco
Cal
Ent
Hare & Page
Occidental’ Hotel
Windsor
Benson, Ariz
C. M. Miller
Sonora
Southern Pacific
Hercules
Magdalena
Altar
Arizpe
Miguel Latz Y Hermano
Pony
Henry Campbell
Prop
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Epitaph
Corral
Bourboin
Atherton
Wesker
PRANE
Earle
Assay & Metallurgical Laboratory
City Hall
Foundry
D Machine Shop
James P. McAluster
Occidental Hotel
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