26 Jul 1891
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1891
Page
1
Fragmented page itemized notes from Cochise County Arizona including names, mines, property liens, a GAR rate travel notice, arrests in Nogales, medical remedies, orchard yields, and a physician’s cure claim. Various individuals and places referenced: Tombstone, Fairbank, Bisbee, Nogales, Detroit, El Paso, Pittsburg, Burlington. Dates appear for hearings and travel windows, with miscellaneous local business and health advertisements interwoven.
The House of Commons in committee of supply voted 300000 dollars for salaries and expenses to relieve the suffering poor of Ireland. A government surveying party reports 200 mammal specimens and 6 reptile kinds collected, sent to Washington. A disturbance in Tiff City ends with a minister conducting funeral services for a slain tough. Arizona growth draws praise from the Los Angeles Express. A Kansas City Star dispatch notes Dems plan a joint county ticket in Shawne county. A medical note warns about animal diseases and remedies.
A warrant is out for Deputy Sheriff J. H. Slankard for striking Gr. Meek near Capitol grounds. Meek, well known as a former Tombstone Epitaph editor, says Slankard assaulted him as he rested on a log, accusing him of no offense while dark.
County records show CG Johnston with F L Moore and Geo Fitts as sureties on a bond for JJ Howard securing 177.25 for mill site improvements of Cooper Bros of Dos Cabes. R W Wood and daughter Mise Ebbie left for California for about three weeks. Dick Clark and wife visited Corrado. Mary Kinsella and J Westerdale were married by Rev Nugent at the Palace Hotel in this city.
A local swindle centered on HE Lea has left creditors and hard workers facing losses potentially totaling up to $10,000. Victims in Fairbank and Tombstone report loans from $100 to $4000 while Lea fled toward England after a large theft tied to the Crystal Ice Works empire.
Reports describe a shipment of 400 in small currency notes from the treasury to Cincinnati and Chicago for deposits in New York, with preparations to exchange notes for small coins. Other items note a sheriff seizure of Hudson River boot and shoe manufactory liabilities at 125000, and a mistaken arrest in Mexico involving political figures.
Henry J. Gallagher of New York reports relief from back and chest pain after using Allcock's Porous Fleece on his chest and back, claiming two to three hours bring a breakthrough after months of suffering. Kate Waleb plans California trip for rest from business duties. Locals note the Jusiitts lessees have quit and a farewell gathering for James Howell at Mining Exchange Hall.
A grand jury indicts Chas O Chenmesse y city editor of the New York Daily News for publishing an account of an electrocution. Ex president Cleveland may speak for Governor Campbell in September. St. Paul reports crowds leaving after a fight incident. Mexican Yaqui wars expand as gold finds raise tension. A New Orleans fight circuit seeks top boxers for December purses.
The Kent County Sheriff J W Fennimore of Dover Georgia? endorses August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia and sick headache. He reports relief after using the product for years and recommends it to others. G G Green Woodbury New Jersey is named as sole manufacturer. The Times notes the Pass Koron error about Yoros Pumping Irrigating Co and a city water-works purchase.
An old remedy used for over fifty years by mothers for teething pain and crying, stated to soothe gums relieve wind colic and diarrhea. Sold by druggists in all parts, twenty five cents a bottle, advertised as invaluable and to be bought only as Mrs Winslow's.
Cleveland will stump Ohio for Campbell. aims to win early, but may face trouble when confronting the free coinage issue. The remark hints at a potential clash over monetary policy as the campaign heats up.
A.Tonic advertisement urges readers to try a Nerve Tonic and Alterative sold at Yonge's Drug Store. It claims the remedy restores appetite digestion and liver and kidney function with surprising results. The copy warns of fatigue insomnia and confusion as signs of nervous prostration and promotes Elec tri c Entere as the exact remedy.
In New York today silver rose to 1074 per ounce while lead quoted at 4.40 and copper at 12.00 per unit. Market notes indicate steady precious metal activity with demand patterns evolving.
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