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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1901
Page
1
A bulging Bosbee column lists residents visiting and moving, arrests, a court case on assault murder, fever hospitalizations, a Mine incident injuring workers, a Mexican assault, a house fire from a stove explosion, and travel plans to Los Angeles and Tombstone with many names and places cited.
The Republican saga Meera reports inspectors to view the marble quarry owned by E Pemeroy and TA Laster. Marble from the site is being used for municipal purposes and shows heavy flaws and poor workability. a visiting marble expert calls it the worst he has seen. Locals believe the operation could expand, with hopes it may compete with western marble and rival Mississippi River sources.
A garbled court record notes multiple burglary trials and juries. Notable items include verdicts of guilty and not guilty for Thames Baker and PA Nicholen, and a second burglary verdict for Ter ve John Wood with a recommended clemency, plus numerous jurors listed and bench warrants ordered for several defendants.
A dramatic Arizona incident recounts a man in Winslow drawing a blade in a car and dying after a throat wound. The report also notes date changes for a Rough Riders event, a new Phenix debating club, jokes about human ancestry, Judge Barnes returning from Phoenix, a McCabe deal worth 100000 dollars, a fire department benefit drama at Schefelin Hall, and a theater program with various performances and ticket prices.
A warped tale follows a miserly man who neglects his paper, sending a boy to fetch it. A cascade of mishaps ensues including a bees stand, a father injuring himself, a cow sallying in, a band of chaos injuring clothing, a baby in spilled milk, a carpet stained, and a runaway daughter with the hired man.
Over at Camp Apache in Northern Arizona the annual spring or matrilineal dance of the Apsche ended with over 1000 participants. The piece notes September Corn Dances, marital customs of White Mountain Apaches, and roles of women during married life. It also mentions wax angels duties and a separate note about Col MH McCord and relocation plans.
The article describes the Holland submarine boat capable of moving underwater to attack fortified harbors and destroy enemy ships without surfacing. It also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic claimed to aid stomach, liver, and blood disorders and to prevent illness.
The mining correspondent notes antimony occurrences near Nog and across Utah Kern San Boa'to Humbolds d Landers cove in Nevada and Sevier county Arkansas and Ron county Utah with a past oxide deposit near Sonore, Mexico. In 1808 output reached 1120 short tons with the United States producing about 20 percent.
A mining man in Colorado faces a bust and signals tied to a Tombstone Victor expedition as several companies prepare teams for a Belt event. Karrying a flood of attention, the Atlantic cabin venture and 2700 Tue hose race draw interest while mining and smelter supplies await delivery in Napó as regional efforts intensify.
A rugged note from the Tombetone baseball club on Protey eve details a plan to move from Aganalda to simhene with dynamite in a risky venture. A man involved reports BOI pounds of copper or matte every two years and notes 175 miners already working, with water plentiful and ongoing development to sustain the operation.
A garbled excerpt references a plane and prices around 90 dollars and 309 dollars. It mentions a court house and an opinion, with unclear names and details. The text reads like an OCR error with scattered phrases about a plane and costs.
An unclear report describes a mining or chemical mishap involving a male individual aged about sixty and possibly linked to Arizona. The text mentions pressure events, pumps, a mixer, and a fault or output. Details are severely garbled in the OCR.
A fragment notes that city tax collection will mark delinquencies on July 2 with a 5 percent penalty. It references local attitudes and mentions Mr Jotson in a coarse context, reflecting dated language and social views with minimal readable specifics.
A rough local digest reports on July events, entertainment pricing changes, and community notes. Mentions a Copper Camp visit, a benefit hall performance for the Fire Department with revised admission prices, and various personal notices. Also notes a visitor from Tugron and a property concern involving Mr Sealers.
Report fragments describe shootings in the city air, injuries after a brewery incident, a freight rail accident near Don Lue, and a grand jury appearance for a suspect. Judge Wathamaceder ordered $400 bail. a man named Wilcoa was stabbed. Guillermo Frederico faced a preliminary examination but was discharged for lack of evidence.
Vague statements from officials about San Francisco's policies draw criticism from residents. Citizens demand clearer measures and accountability as city leaders discuss reforms and funding.
Fragmented text mentions languages and populations in the United Kingdom and Australia. It references a printed volume about pork, a caravan of terms, and a large English speaker base. The passage is garbled with many illegible words, making precise facts impossible to extract.
Fragmentary text shows a discussion by a woman physician about benefits of fasting and total share from men. Unable to determine clear event, names, places, or dates due to corruption.
The corrected official count shows a total U S population of 76 302 287 including Hawaii but excluding Puerto Rico and the Philippines invasion. The text notes Hawaii is included while Puerto Rico and the Philippines are omitted.
Fragmentary notes claim Congressman Linagetan’s father, a founder in a town of 98, spoke with General Washington. The text hints at ambitions born long before Linagetan’s birth and sketches a bustling pacifist movement unknown in that era’s empire.
Border town items from Janet include Miera Kay passing through San Bernardino on a Bisbee visit, Mrs Short and daughters from Camou Station in Mexico touring, and Mrs Fetterly and children traveling by train. JB Mix, a collector, plans a trip to No welre of Life and is at his post. EJ Bradto Pulladdyha spends a week in yeh time. Culorer do Springs work on the passenger depot advances with two story frame, costing about 30000 dollars. WH Brophy and James Qoughs inspect Copper Queen store building plans. Louis Hulstadt recently mined copper near Nacosari and traveled via Ihasia to Mexico seeking fresh prospects. Donakor and Al Brookman and Kay are in Bisbee. Davie & Sons secure brick loading for Cape Queen star. Morris Fletcher returns from Tombstone as a case winner. money order ruling further clarified.
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