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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1893
Page
3
Readable scraps report a mix of mining prospects in Arizona and shipments to Los Angeles, with figures on navalment grants totaling 7 million and last year’s 6.2 million. Notables include Collis Herringway, W. S. Bartlett, George Bowers, and Monty H. Aven linked to mines and mills. A Phoenix stage fills with travelers, hotel Arcatia set to open July 1, and a merry-go-round returning soon amid local business notes.
A Cincinnati letter from Dr. Barry notes a blood stained old mail bag in the government building at the World's Fair scene in Arizona. It recalls the 1885 ambush on route No. 1159 mail carrier FM Peterson, killed by Indigenous attackers near Lochini in Pima County. The item spurs fears of violence and draws attention to sensational relics amid Arizona exhibits.
Word from the aboriff's office reports jewelry stolen from a fatty. Deputy Sheet Bradley arrested two Mexicans this morning on suspicion. They were pawning items, with a watch sold for five dollars and spectacles for one. Other items tied to the missing property were recovered. The suspects are jailed awaiting further action.
An excerpt contrasts remedies that merely relieve disease with sterner medicines, praising tonics and bitters while noting their limits. The text recounts community items including arrivals from San Bernardino, a missing man near the hills, and local agricultural plans at Wilior, with farm work and water pumping progress described alongside brief notices and advertisements.
The itemized page lists Scot White Joft and Nichole easing into events in Bowie and Willcox, mentions Sonora watermelons shipped east via Santa Fe, notes Mary McKellar's administration of William Pinkerton's estate, and reports on local legal, charter, and public notices with scattered unrelated tidbits.
A blurred reminiscence of Blaine’s Quaint Tastes and a long, tangled reminiscence of exhibits, travelers, and period details. The passage mentions Walter Trevelyan and Port and a curious scene around a port’s value, with scattered names and dates, rendered in fragmentary prose.
fragmentary recipe list and culinary fragments from an old issue. names Leslie Work Whites Parmer Aihle Parmer appear in odd lines. it writes butter creamed sugar flour milk eggs and spice directions. pieces resemble a household cookery page with scattered ingredients and steps.
A damaged OCR text fragment combines stray phrases about science, currency, presales, and tenuous numbers. Readable names or clear events are absent, leaving only unclear references to quantities, locations, and items. The piece resembles a jumbled historical snippet with no coherent report.
Unclear OCR text presents fragmented phrases about coercion and protests. The readable parts reference sit-ins, partitioning, and a call to appear at a polling or official event. Entities and concrete details are partially garbled, hindering precise synthesis.
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