Tombstone Epitaph Promotes Subscriptions and Arizona News
A fragmented notice from the Tombstone Epitaph notes subscription terms, local concerns about whisky with tastings, and regional reporting. It highlights Phoenix, Tucson, and Arizona mining coverage in the Phoenix Republican, praising mining letters from Geo Smalley and J M Bry while urging more Arizona mentions in national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoevics Republican
Arizona
Geo. Smalley
J.M. Bry
Hearst mine history shows shift from silver to copper
The Washington mine, bought by Hearst in 1880 for 40000, was abandoned as silver yields proved unprofitable. Mundic debris later proved to contain 15 percent copper, and the property was resold to Denver financiers for 120000. Relocated as Pride of the West, it now ships forty tons daily at profit in Washington camp.
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Hearst
Washington
Denver
Florence Tribune
Bargain counter draws crowds to F N Wolcott store
F N Wolcott has opened a gain counter store attracting much attention from the number of apples and jellies offered. Prices show remarkable value with California brands in tins or glass jars at 1.50 per dozen and a large variety of fruit products appealing to shoppers.
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F.N. Wolcott
California
Bisbee Jottings From Bisase June 5 1699
Bisbee notes a busy day with visits from Wem Lutley and Dr. L J Allen. Visitors from Nogales to San Francisco and a crew bound for Mexican mines arrive at the railroad. Copper Queen Co warehouses progress slowly while finishing touches appear. Various locals and visitors are listed with travels to California, Guaymas, Tombstone, and Tucson.
Female Bandit Linked to Florence Stage Robbery Captured
Sheriff's men in Pinal county hold two robbers chased from HKeason to Benson after a Florence stage holdup. The male claims French Canadian spoke with a French accent. the female, slim and reticent, wore male attire and carried two clasped pistols. About $390 recovered. suspects jailed for trial.
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Florence
Wan
Hkeason
Truman
Pinal County
Cochise County
San Pedro
Benson
Wall Street era notes in Tombstone district daily
Monday's Daily Frank Moreno from Pearce visits, town sees visitors including McCormick and merchants from Seto Bros Renaud. A sand storm obscures the Dragoons mountains while Prof Willard joins the teacher exam board. Peter Wallace, pioneer miner, dies. Can Can restaurant receives seasonable delicacies. Gambling anticipated during court with Isyoute games. Deputy Bravin investigates a drunken Mexicans clash at Fairbank. Two teachers credential applicants and a list of graduates taking exams.
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Peter Wallace
Wallace
Postage Reduction and Stomach Bitters Endorsement
Postage is urged to fall to one cent per ounce as letter volume floods the mails. The piece praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming it averts illness by aiding digestion, improves appetite, calms nerves, and revitalizes run-down individuals. It touts the medicine as essential and universally trusted.
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U.S
Congress
Notable reunion of Rough Ride veterans in Las Vegas
El Paso Herald notes a major Southwest event as the Rough Riders gather in Las Vegas on June 24. More than 1000 attendees from New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma and Texas expected with reduced rail fares. Col Roosevelt and Col Brodie to speak. Roosevelt and staff to review the regiment with Gen Wheeler and Sen Capew of New York among guests. Graham county papers push an agricultural and mechanical fair. Morrison Bros. of Raton win a $60,000 Indian school project in Arizona.
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Las Vegas
el Paso Herald
Southwest
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Texse
Roosevelt
Brodie
Col
Gen
Wheeler
Senator Capew
New York
Morrison Bros. of
Raton
United States
Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure Ad Appeals to Readers
An old advertisement promises a sample of Ely’s Cream for catarrh and hay fever upon payment of ten cents, inviting readers to mail for the remedy. It cites Rev Francis W Poole and a Central Presbyterian Church pastor endorsing the product and notes a price of 60 cents.
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ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
Great Falls
Mont
Francis W. Poole
Central Pres. Church
Editorial Hut Shot Nogales Editors Clash in Charred Tone
A clash of editorials in Nogales features sharp barbs from the Hut Shot and Vidette about local leadership. The exchange ridicules a rival as a “baldbazzard” and lampoons his stay in Nogales, while framing the dispute as a press war with biting humor. In unrelated notes, the Tombstone Stage Co. outlines train connections with A & S trains, detailing three daily round trips to Benson, Bisbee, and Bibre, with arrival times listed.
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Tombstone Stage Co
Clure
Benson Stem
Bishee
Benson
Bibre
Rival of Joe Mulhattan Arises in the Territory
Henry Scottey extols Ariza climate and relays a curious tale of a Michigan farm family. A con ramptive telegraphed a dying brother in Detroit, a brother rushed there on a bicycle. A punctured tire and a carpet tack hindered the return, but ozone aid helped. Both brothers are recovering and plan to return to Arize. Edward M. Whitehouse departed Bloomington for Prescott months ago. friends fear he wandered away and may be dead.
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Henry Scottey
Ariza
Michigan
Detroit
Chasics
Arizome Coon
Sweenix Republi
Arizona Resources Spark Mining Era Boost
Arizona emerges into a new mining boom as copper and other metals drive demand and branch railroads link productive camps. The piece notes past raids water scarcity and transport limits, but highlights electrification and rising prices as catalysts. In Nogales, voters approved $16000 bonds for a new schoolhouse by a wide margin, only one vote against.
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Arizona
Frank Jadeon
Miring
Denver
Nogales
Nol
Automobile to roam Phoenix streets under private use
An automobile will appear on the streets of Phoenix under private ownership by two or three citizens linked to Enguisi In Tombstone dated June 6. The vehicle is for their personal pleasure and possible monetary profit, as described in a Herald saga fragment.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Phoenix Acon
Enguisi
Tombstone
A. R. English
New Enterprise for Large Concentrating Plant at Cochise
The Golden Queen Co plans a 29 ton capacity modern concentrator near Cochise to treat custom ores. Located on a railroad hub with easy access, the project aims to boost mining development and profits for local miners and the company’s Golden Rule mine outputs.
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Cochise
Golden Queen Co
Golden Rule
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