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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1892
Page
4
Assessments in Pima county indicate advances in Tucson and Nogales. Several locals are noted at the Palace hotel, including J. W. Howell C. B Beckwith and A F Caneda. The will of Norman J. Wilson was probated and notices of various legal cases appear.
The item notes Pr J H Taggar’s fragile condition and friends’ anxious concern. It cites Yuma census data showing 21 school children and a potential $4,500 district provision for seven teachers. It also mentions frostless regions in Arizona for vegetable growers and plans to form a new irrigation company tied to the Colorado River and a canal near the Yur Pomping Site.
A man recounts threats and letters after an arrest in Bisbee and a confrontation with attackers from California. He describes cowardly correspondences signed by a “committer” urging him to leave town and vows to stand firm on a battlefield past. He offers to defend himself if law fails and references a Mammoth illustrated catalogue advertisement.
San Carlos visitors plan picnics in Piney Canyon region amid pine forests and sentinel peaks. Herders report sheep grazing atop the range and Apache sightings. Deputies alert Bowie post. possible Apache contact and no confirmed deaths yet. Meanwhile Buckeye area reports rich silver strike near Hackberry with 3500 ounces believed mined and a four thousand foot ledge.
In a northern market the Drammond Medicine Co promotes its remedy with a $500 reward if it fails to cure a case, while advocates claim rapid relief. Local agent Gresham W. Clifford from Mammoth touts a thriving camp with a 300 foot shaft and 60 foot total depth, noting strong ore findings and steady employment as 35 workers operate 0 stamps daily. Boots and shoes featured at Cochise H. and T. Co.
The advertisement claims Rheumatoid pain requires prompt care not mere relief. It asserts poisonous acids in the blood are expelled by Drummond's Lightning Remedy and offers a money back guarantee if cure is not achieved. Pricing stated at five dollars with prepaid shipping from Maiden Lane, New York, and agent recruitment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a roster of individuals and towns across Arizona and beyond including Phoenix Tucson Bisbee Willcox Guaymas St Louis Kansas City and Ranch names with no coherent event or action. The text lacks a complete narrative or dates to establish a clear news item.
A cryptic compilation lists individuals with dubious roles and wild claims. Tuowas D. Jonpos is said to be a comptroller who joined as an errand boy in 1559. William Tasos Ginson guards wildflowers in Connecticut and avoids plucking them. A Hermit named Titar allegedly lives in Glynn County Georgia. Princess Axorist of Seattle predicts a June apocalypse via Wah Kee Wee Kum. Colorado delegates claim Native ancestry linked to Tecumseh. North Carolina delegate William Butler is described as a son of Chang.
A playful vignette where Scarnexpt and a tenor argue in a comic interruption with coffee stained pen remarks. A midstate promixist governor is humorously told he is “out” by a messenger, reflecting light satire of political office.
A writer from New Concord Ohio offers a method to preserve fresh fruit without heating or sealing. By keeping fruit cold and using a simple process, a bushel can be prepared in ten minutes. They claim quick earnings by sharing directions and samples for two cent stamps. They name Mies Wan Grids in New Coucond.
Wire dispatches from Chicago and surrounding cities detail Cleveland backers rallying in Cleveland and Chicago to gain a two thirds nomination lead. Illinois solid for Cleveland while New York and Massachusetts lean toward Hill and Boies. Watterson and other leaders clash over convention control as ballots and strategy unfold.
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