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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1894
Page
1
In a fragmented report, a populist push in Ohio and a 4 dollar party theme surface amid emigration concerns in western states. A Las Vegas project, “gentlemen's Paradise,” aims to rival Monte Carlo and seeks congressional support to push territory toward statehood.
The piece notes parties avoiding the convention date this year as debate over statehood stirs political caution. Reed and Bl uasy spark hawkish criticism while agriculturalists fear tariff shifts. Wyoming shipments to England and wool industry tensions frame the debate amid evolving politics.
Information for Immigrante is a small book issued by the Argentine Republic. The office has received one. The law provides for every emigrant arriving to be given board and lodging until work is found. The government will transport him to any point in the republic and secure employment, then assist until he is located.
In Colorado and nearby locations during July, a call is issued for forage and straw supplies. Notices invite bids from parties like Apache Rowse, Logan and others, with details routed through the Chel Quartermaster Denver Colorado.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an English bishop, a former president of a defense Kansas City team, a man kept prisoner in Salisbury Austria for fifteen years, and a strange reference to a tree at a cowcateher with a torus. No clear events or identities are readable.
Mixed OCR shows Cochise County Arizona voter references and unclear notes on seedings, districts, and elections. It mentions Abs Valerrat and Pom Terahity Anan with scattered terms like Taveto, Giese, and SererErd without clear context or outcomes.
A vintage advertisement touts a laxative product, praising its gentle, effective relief for colds headaches and constipation. It claims quick acceptance by the public, notes the syrup comes in $1 bottles, and warns buyers to demand the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product with the name printed on the package.
A fragmented notice from a large importer in the United States market seeks agents and details sales of farming tools and novelty slot machines. It mentions shipping, pricing, and distribution through cities like Cincinnati, urging readers to write for particulars.
A San Francisco judge restrains advertising amid talks of imperial rail rates. Four hundred fifty thousand families face displacement from floods near Deuser while 100 residents seek county aid. A land purchase in Merced County could move 14 000 Romanian settlers to California. Striking miners drive Colorado Springs’ workers to relocate, with reports of mistreatment and threats.
Fragmentary notes mention Tim nani amt Getar Colton matters and state pride lrtaitin HH Sracnltes. A native of Ireland Cesar FRAxT seeks eltikeeshire papers in New York courts. References to Thomas AV tian, Wanpasi state prison, and Mrs Masy Keteanerit sister of Senator Sherman. Also notes about ex-Mosecra Casuses Ewony Sara and various figures, with a closing line: Tombatire Bank is closing deposits. call for withdrawals.
A summons in a civil action from the District Court of Cochise County in the Territory of Ariana is issued to a defendant named in the recreated docket. The notice requires appearance within thirty days or risk a default judgment and damages as described in the complaint filed by the plaintiff. The clerk and seal confirm the court authority and the need to respond by the stated deadline.
The Mayor and City Council of Tombstone will estax a Board of Equalization on Monday May 21 between 9 and 10 p.m. All work before them is to be handled by the Clerk and officials. May 14 1894. Creditors are asked to settle with Mrs Colin authorized to receipt for Gra A Cons & Bao Tor sbeloue May 7 1894.
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