Fragmented Antiquated Notice From An Arizona Then And Now
A garbled page fragment mentions civic activity, a political gathering, and local events in an Arizona area. It references democratic delegates, Bryan, a carbonate public choice, and a village setting with community notices. It also describes a funeral farewell party for Miss Nettie Garrett and mentions a piano recital at Stornia Conservatory of Music.
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Mies
Nettie Garrett
Miers
Patex
Guirk
Tombstone
Ieties
Stornia Conservatory of Music
Tris peerless Promises Cure for Various Ailments
An advertisement notes a new company forming to counter printing delays and touts Tris peerless as the standard medicine for stomach issues digestion biliousness constipation and nervousness. It claims to prevent malaria and fevers and to regularize bowels while offering hope of relief.
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Tris Peerless
Emericam Prople
Stiles Surrenders After Outlaw Run Ends
The self confessed train robber William Strell, tired of outlaw life, surrendered to Chas Hood and Bert Grover in Tombstone. He was moved to Tucson jail, with authorities aiming to secure his testimony against Alvord Bravo John and others. Hood said Stiles knew nothing of a supposed Star interview, which labeled the incident a fabrication.
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Tadeo
Wm Strell
Himeelf Upus
Chas Het
Bert Grover
Nedrecon
Oshere Hood
Pritourr Baying
Ana
Caen Grande
Pinal
Siles
Pals
Ty Abyssing
Ottisere
Stiles
Tucson
Tombstone
Dotson
Land
Chas Hood
Bert
Alvord
Bravo John
Hood
Liverty
Ty Tals
AL. J. Stiles
Bravo Jobo
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Gret Hesid
Hughes
Reid Hood
Poll tax dispute tests Arizona franchise rights
The Phenix Gazette reports on Prescot poll tax law requiring a poll tax receipt to be placed on the great register. The piece questions a statute imposing a dollar mark on an Arizonan before exercising franchise and urges a joint test case by Republican and Democratic committees. It mentions Lloyd Griscom in Constantinople and ties to American Line interest.
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Phenix Gazette
Cheyney Firm Pledges Catarrh Cure Reward
Frank J. Cheyney of F. J. Cheyney & Co. sworn that the firm, based in Toledo Ohio, will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gaslen attests December 6, 186. The remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the mucus surfaces of the system.
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Frank J. Cheyney
F. J. Cheyney & Co
Toledo
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Hall
Frank J. Cheyne
Thia
A.W. Gasleon
Notary Publi Hall
Weumoniales
F. J. Cheney
Titedo
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