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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1896
Page
2
The text reports on political maneuvering around silver policy, pension talk, and tariff style remarks. It mentions Mr Reed and the McKinley band, a New York World view on silver, and cabinet debates over free silver tied to state affiliations, with references to Holdens ice method and tariff sentiment.
A tale from Paris Montana where Ale Kimentt Wann and George Wilson hosted English visitors. An expert claimed to identify gold while Wilson displayed nuggets and polished colors. Wilson joked about selling the sample to the Denver mint, hinting at exposure to local buyers.
U S Gov reports list M Nicholson and Wilbur E V Rowe from Bisbee. Royal Bask ing Pondst cited as superior to others in a records matter.
Bisbee notes a variety of town events including residents returning from visits in Texas and California, an upcoming Nogales theater tour with two performances, and praise for hospital staff and new Copper Queen hospital improvements. The Copper Queen payroll issue is mentioned along with Woodmen of the World camp organization and local mutual praise for hospital care.
Biswas reports from Fairbanks with Miss Georgia Scott meeting friends. Mrs. Doherty of Nogales visits Mr. and Mrs. Ame den, while Mr. and Mrs. McKay and Mrs. Richards plan a ranch trip. Mrs. Freswan opens a boarding house, a man revived after near death, Chas Goldschmidt faces grand jury, Hotel De Graham hosts bored guests, five caballeros jailed for disturbing the peace, and the Woods family mourns their young daughter.
A community expresses sympathy amid a bereavement while local leaders and laborers push for progress. The Copper Queen Company reports mine improvements in Bisbee with Holtrock and power plant upgrades, adding boilers and equipment to expand capacity.
Troops retreat from San Bernardino and other border posts report minor clashes and patrol activity. A border murderers hunt is promised after a recent ratified agreement. The Protection Hose expresses sympathy for a late member. The Territorial Board of Equalization meets in Puenec, outlines railroad valuation changes and a $1000 per car assessment for Pullman services in the territory.
A fragment from a convention speech by Mark Saint references civic duty and national unity. It weaves political rhetoric about the republic, the silver party, and loyalty to a nation, with crowd reactions and applause noted in the hall.
A dated medical warning denounces mercury and potash treatments for blood diseases. It recounts Henry Roth of St. Louis who suffered relapse after conventional therapy and touts S S S as the only safe cure. The letter urges readers to request free books from Swift Specific Company in Atlanta Ga.
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