Local notes from Tombstone and surrounding areas
Fe, Cadwell in San Carlos and Jake Caburn back from California training. Six prisoners remain in county jail. Miss Kate Farr returns from Bisbee. Yuma temperature 112 degrees last Tuesday. D. Delong and bride away welding. Joe Bignon’s mine near San Diego looks promising. Hulda Streckentach heads to Nogales. Tarbell family traveling to Chicago for the Fair. Seal trustees election set for June 20. Deming hears talk on heaven. Heyne applies for letters on Bannon estate. Young daughter of Mr. Vinn recovering. Miss Rose Hattich back from California. Oates family to Chihuahua to join Mr. Oates. World’s Fair trip for Fetterman and Bashford party. Justice Koska presiding over profanity case as Ny 0 press. Gazette notes placeholders in Phosix. Harvest offers work. O’Gorman returns from Los Angeles. Gootjens applies for administration on Christiannen estate. Senate visit to Arizona postponed. Tombstone rain bet settled. Gold fever in Arizona seen as future. Swain family to San Diego for weeks. Allen English rents Santa Monica cottage. English to Tombstone soon. Wm. Dunver wed in Kansas City to Mary Elser. Walter Renouf recovering from despair, resuming life. Justice Koska frees horse case against Beldasiar. Green good men from New York arrested in Bridgeport plant seized. swindled $40,285 since 1803. New York Times lists victims. C C Hapkett of Mesa City sued for $381.
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Koska
Jose Beldasiar
Harry ©. Hughes
Green Good
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
New York Times
Tenderfoot
Arizona
C.C. Hapkett
Mesa City
Sui
Sim
Diggings Below the Line Spark Miner Fever and Exodus
Mr Dryden, arriving from below the line, describes rich placer diggings about thirty to forty miles distant. He notes Mexican and American workers earning 10 to 20 dollars per day, with about 10 thousand dollars taken in three weeks. Provisions are dear, water scarce, and a dust-based economy prevails. If reports stay favorable, Tombstone may see an exodus.
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Jas. T. Dryden
Mexico
Arizona
Prospect for a Tucson sanatorium on climate and water
A Sanitarian proposes a one floor adobe sanatorium near Tucson with ample garden and modern baths to treat asthma and chest ailments at moderate rates. He notes favorable climate and water, urges six to eight investors, cites San Francisco asthma patient numbers and prices at Paraiso Springs, and mentions related local happenings.
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U.S
Tucson
Yurua
San Francisco
Paraiso Springs
Monterey County
Hennes
Thorough Bitters vs half way remedies in medicine
The text contrasts uprooting remedies with milder palliatives, praising Hostetler's Stomach Bitters for curing malarial and digestive issues. It notes improvements in digestion, biliousness, kidney complaints, rheumatism, nervousness, and debility, and mentions industrial and local news items about mills, school programs, cattle shipments, water shortages, heat records, a mandamus case, and regional agriculture in Arizona.
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William
Tar earth and sun facts from a historic note
An old fragment lists astonishing solar facts with playful figures. It compares sun distance to miles, heat, light, and scale notes such as a sun diameter of 866000 miles and a hypothetical mountain towering 600000 miles high. It claims measurements against wax candles and full moons for scale.
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Earth
Simptomatic-Moisture Relief Promises Healed Tumors At 6 Cents
Pites and Sechime report intense itching and night stinging that worsens with scratching. If untreated, tumors form and bleed, ulcerate, and cause great soreness. Swayze's OnermEnT is advertised to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors, offered by mail for six cents from Dr. Gwayne & Son in Philadelphia.
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Sechime
Swayze
Gwayne & Son
Philadelphia
Railroads and rail travel spark busy world progress
Railway systems drive employment toward a million, with plans for new wheels at New York Central and large rail extensions in Egypt. Oil use rises on Russian lines, a Hellertown machinist patents a steam car heater, and a Paris tunnel adopts light from elevated reflectors for tender comfort.
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Tir
United States
Victoria
St Lawrence
Montreal
Dickson Park
Otheing
New York
Paris
Distinguished Americans and political tensions emerge
The piece links Beechweax Vinweos’s business with Iohn Hail defending patents and investor concerns. It notes Rivsirnemore’s widow, the Virginia sale, and Wood stock newspaper plans to be penitent of party factions. It mentions Mithers ton Davis in New York and WeyiStar, plus Blaine’s estate value and ongoing inquiries.
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Beechweax
Mitherston Davis
Tieine
New York
Blaine
Law and Suits Across Nations and Cities
A scattered review notes a British inquiry halting a Bengal trial by jury to curb self harm. Sweden enforces treatment for suicides, while Atlanta faces $207000 claims over alleged miasma from city waste. Massachusetts seeks drug label clarity on poisonous medicines, and national grants top $20 million for education and charity. Chicago contributes $4.144 million from a total of over $20 million. Baron Hastings of Monre, fined in London, is to be addressed as Baron of Manore after moving to the Prince of Wales’s circle.
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Bengal
Swediinh
Atlanta
Mit
Massachusetts
United States
Chicago
Lonp Massins
Baron Hastings
Lonon
Regent's Park
Mannore
Prince of Wales
Known by Their Deeds Across a Fragmented Era
A garbled clump of names and claims spans Baltimore to London and Chicago. It mentions De: Ecorse L. Cevrenrit, Ancupiscox Fanta, Tate, George Seney, Crone M. Pertrax, King Humbert, Lir Palman, Ma Macuar, Neweos, and Amstralia foxes with dubious assertions about nobility, mining workers, and odd statistics, all enmeshed in a chaotic, scarcely coherent notice.
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Crone M. Pertrax
Humbert
Italy
Chicago
Ma Macuar
Apache Indian threat spurs drive from mountainous districts
Dispatch from Hermosillo reports alarm among Ube district leaders northeast of the city over depredations by a large force of Apache Indians led by Kid and his renegade band. They stole hundreds of cattle near Francisco Torres ranch after a running fight with Torres and hired men, as authorities move to expel the raiders from the state.
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Herimosillo
Ube
Kid
Franscisco Torres
Torres
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Napa
Cadwell
San Carlos
Jake Caburn
California
Wan. Houghton
Yeatentay
Kate Farr
Bisbee
Yuma
R. Delong
Bride
Cage
Joe Bignon
San Diego
Hulda Streckentach
Nogales
B. Tarbell
Sea
Fred W. Heyne
Mark R. Bannon
BR. Vinn
Rose Hattich
Steven Oates
Chihuahua
Mex
Mr. Oates
Mr. W.W. Fetterman
Netti Bashford
Justice Koska’s Court
Phosix
M.M. O'Gorman
Los Angeles
Charles Gootjens
Christina Christiannen
Tombstone
T. W. Swain
Allen English Sod
Santa Monica
Mr. English
Reande
Wm. Dunver
Kansas City
Mary Elser
Walter Renouf
NEW “Diggins
Mr. Dryden
Esteban Dorewas
Domingo Laguna Se Fairbank
Fairbank
Chas. Goetjens
Christiansen
Cochise County
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Tal
Geo. Meterll
Walter Five
Dave
Mra. E. Youngpacker and Daughter
Bison
J. Paskins
Collier & Co
Talay
Tueaun
County Assensor Patton
B. Lathan
Prescott
Foreman Gray
The
Phionix Railway
John Clark
Durward & Co
Durango
Col
Frank and
Carl Graf
Santa Clara
Mark Smith
Mr. Smith
Kingman
Keeley Institute
Win
Ritchie
Yamin
Montana
Pima County
Colorado Tran Works Company
Hins
Senator
Camumings
Salt River
Phooni
Searce
Fort Muachuca
Phenix
Supreme Court
Pioneers
Ft. Huachuca
Sleo
Yems Water and Light &O
Edison Company
Schenectady
Sundeams
Neweos
Amstralia
P.O. Ho
Dasil Henderson
Desert
Phoenix Road
Coronado Road
National City
Simon
Chas, Simons
Remnaldo Varelas
Tom Jones
Willcox
Nootre
Vere
Henry Wilkins
Denver
Felry Coblents
Lee Francisco
Leonant Gancy
Palace
Heary Essagen
Cincinnati
J.hl Sutton
Han
C.K. Kelton
Teeson
J.B. Korkscrew
el Paso
R. Paskin
Tood
Lowell
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