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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1894
Page
1
A Phoenix priest refuses to wed a couple, doubting the bride’s character and avoiding a sacred act. The woman demands the ceremony from him alone, while her heartbreak drives her toward disruptive mischief. The Syracuse Courier rails at “Hukuucks” who belittle generosity.
The list shows letters remaining in general delivery for the week ending July 27, 1894. Names include Joan McCafferty Juan Merriman and Maria E de Vallebiea. Callers must say advertised and give date when claiming letters. W A Hanwoop P M.
Senate reports touch peace negotiations with China and Japan while a wave of bills passes. An anarchist measure sparks media freedom debate as federal actions on land, reservoirs, and mail service reform move through Congress. House actions include rail subsidies, Apache prisoner transfers, and land title confirmations under various acts. The Northern Pacific grant debate ends with passage of mineral rights provisions.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a remedy for improving comfort and health, promising relief via cleansing and stimulating the kidneys, liver, and bowels. It claims medical endorsement, low side effects, and universal availability through California Fig Syrup Co. product packs, warning buyers to avoid substitutes.
A historic note praises a remedy sold by druggists worldwide for soothing infants. Claimed to ease stomach pain, wind colic, and general discomfort, the syrup is described as pleasant tasting and suitable for many mothers. Advertised price is twenty five cents per bottle.
Fragmentary notice from the Territory of Arizona describing voter registration in Maricopa County. It mentions a date in April 168 and references election procedures, session names, and territorial officials. The readable fragments identify voter registration actions and local election administration details.
The passage compiles scattered, garbled items from a bygone era including stock quotes, academic notes, fashion quips, marriages, and curiosities. It mentions First rational bank of Lexington Nebraska and Kanak town role, plus a mix of jokes, poetry bits, and oddities about suffrage, wallpaper, and a talking variety of subjects.
The notes mention Srian and molasses experts from Cuba, a eagle stealing a bottle of ball restorer at Perryville Pennsylvania, an Alexanderia town thermometer claim, Rev. M Geen a Methodist whisky gauger appointment at Peoria, and a Texas man suing for divorce asserting his wife is a republican. Also references to TV as a Democrat, the Marioth cave ten miles long with a prop key stream, and a line on charity and righteousness.
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