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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1901
Page
2
The fragment notes a muddled Mr McKinley reference and a president like claim about the Boers fighting for independence. It also mentions an objection to paying a law firm 4590 for collecting a legacy of 13000, reflecting public sentiment on legal fees.
The Rhode Island Supreme Court prepares for a trial session beginning Monday with forty three cases on the docket. Court officials expect hearings across the week in multiple venues.
Fragmentary text shows a nation facing multiple adversaries with competing pressures. It hints at a geopolitical struggle involving southern Boer forces, American crowding, and eastern and northern tensions, portraying a challenging situation for Britain with no clear resolution.
The Celyz publishes signed articles by Hon William Jeenings Bryan and Hon William McKinley, memorializing the late William L Wilon who served as president of the university.
An English earl who performed on a New York stage secured a $25 judgment amid sensational claims he could not act. The paper noted he faced heavy liabilities and may be forced to dig up funds to satisfy the award, with mentions of a larger $925,000 figure in the controversy.
An occult excerpt describes a life of bustle from dawn to night with longing and aging. It presents a lyrical meditation on work, youth, and the wish for rest, ending with a faded, dreamlike assertion.
The Southern Pacific announces new home week round trip fares from the Mississippi Valley and West to California. Fares are the regular fare plus 2 dollars, totaling 62 from Chicago 52 from Kane City 39.50 from St Louis and 50 from New Orleans. Tickets valid first and third Tuesdays monthly with stopovers allowed on the outbound trip.
A Flagstaff woman sued the city claiming her foot fell through a hole in a plank on a sidewalk and injured her. The city attorney showed the plank hole in court and a witness presented the defendant’s shoe found in the hole, which she said matched the shoe she wore at the time, leading to the dismissal of her case.
Bisbee notes include Worther from the Wor thea dt Goss on a business visit, Tom White reports rapid growth in Douglas, Walter Doredor's frame house burned after a gas stove explosion, St John’s Guild strawberry and ice cream social at the new Opera House, and the death of Mrs. Perry leaving four children.
May 25 1901 report notes a severe wind and rain storm in Brangx. Trial jurors are ordered to appear in Tombstone on Monday June 10. Local editors Geo H Kelly and W B Kelly are mentioned along with several business figures. A funeral and court actions are described amid various town notices and upcoming games.
Report from Phoenix shows a contentious fee dispute over 4000 dollars for James Rourke’s estate. Attorneys and witnesses clashed as Judge Aineworth considers a fee ranging from 5 to 20 percent of the estate value of 45000 dollars with rankings of the lawyers involved.
The Copper Q ten compens met in the general office to discuss Phelps Dodge Cole preretta and Phospix oil prospects near Tempe road. Attorneys in Tucson report excremens and several companies formed in Phoenix explore favorable prospecting and land claims in Maricopa County with hopes of securing access.
The Blade cites an omission by the last legislature in Arizona about locating mining claims. It argues the new Florence era provision conflicts with federal law and would be invalid. The piece questions lawmakers on citizenship requirements for mining claims in public domain.
Items from the border town describe real estate activity weather and social notes. Locals such as Prof Cousins and Mr Cassidy visit Bisbee while town buildings expand including JB Jack Lumber Co office and residence. Church services discuss duty to Caesar and God with sermons on preparation for eternity amid light turnout.
The Dircy report notes M. Griffith as president of an oil venture owning 7000 acres in Yume and Pima counties New Mexico aiming for large capital investment. Nearby items report court notices marriages ice factory activity and local accidents with Tombstone and Bisbee mentions along with expected juries and upcoming dances.
An old-time advertisement touts Butters as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion, claiming it outshines the fifty year old submarine cable story and Hoseller's Stomach Biers in public familiarity and efficacy. It urges immediate use to strengthen the system and restore health.
Capt W oH McKittrick and E B Ryan, noted cattle and mining figures, tour Tombstone in a bid to curb mining controversies. Both gentlemen are featured in the Turquoise, a rising publication among Azizon producers.
Wm Newly a well known Tomb resident died yesterday after a long illness. He was 60 years old, a respected member of the community and the K of P lodge. The funeral, held this afternoon, followed the order’s solemn ritual at the cemetery, drawing a large crowd of mourners.
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