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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1901
Page
2
The Trenevaal dispatch asserts Provident Krager rejects any peace terms that do not secure Boer independence and republican guarantees, arguing such terms would endanger the republic and jeopardize electoral prospects for the current candidate.
A muddled report claims Pier pont Megan’s alleged mammoth railroad trust stems from a dream and urges the public to act against dreams. It notes rising insanity in parts of Europe due to progress and warns about mixing dangerous ideas. It mentions Boer plans and a British army encounter. It also notes New York telepoles offering workshops for boys in building useful and ornamental items as a system that satisfies and will be extended.
Frost and cold grip New York while Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana face bail storms and cyclones. Virginia endures floods as Mre Nation in Kenear and Mark Hanus in Ohio verily Arizonmix are cited among worst places to live in June.
A Chicago professor Dr. Riggs has grasped the bases of a dinosaur in Grand Junction Colorado. The report suggests he may have uncovered more and greater curiosities had he remained at home.
The Arizona bar has endorsed the current judiciary for reappointment, a move that may secure continued operation of the state’s courts as they now stand. The statement signals support while acknowledging ongoing dissatisfaction with court performance.
A Chicago post office clerk, instead of seeking higher wages, robbed mail to cover living costs for his family. He is in custody and faces a severe salary cut for several years. The case suggests ongoing legal action and possible long-term financial impact.
Physicians urge patients to rely more on pure air than medicines. Specialists emphasize high altitude environments as a key factor. Arizona offers abundant fresh air as a presumed remedy and is readily available.
A curt, humorous note from Benson Press reports Colonel W C Land plans to open a brokerage office about mid next month after refurbishing a room of his building beside the post office. An anecdote about a bridegroom mistaking a bath room for an office adds local color to the tale.
Bisbee notes report Do uglas daily life business social events and court updates. Shifts include post office plans near Brewery Gulch, local visits by Allen English D Gibson and J Rollason Gibeon, a typhoid recovery, and a fire department benefit event, with baseball talks and community concerns in Bisbee.
The Star reports the Memmoth syavide plant burned down, built by A. Stainfeld S. M. Vranklin and Gol. Biniedell at a cost around $100,000. The project failed to meet expected access and ran up operating expenses.
Sheriff Del Lewis left for Yuma with three Mexicans convicted at the term of court. Pedro Ariola and Tepeto Ancia each received twenty year sentences for murder. Lean dro Castello got one year for manslaughter. Antonio Hoernadez was sentenced to twenty years for the murder of LeRoy at Silver Creek. Seven inmates from Cochise County will have gone to the territorial penitentiary during the court clean‑up tour.
Died on the train near Vail station after leaving Phoenix custody. Death attributed to heart failure. probate judge had ordered confinement earlier. A marriage license issued to LB Sreape and Helen B Clawson of Bisbee. The Exposed Reef Co plans to start a 100 ton daily cyanide mill with $100,000 invested, linking mines to Termistens via telegraph line.
Mrs. W H Fetterman extends heartfelt thanks to Tombstone residents and friends for courtesy and kindness shown during bereavement over the death of her adopted child Nettie Bashlocd. Appreciation is expressed for sympathy and friendship.
The Mining Exchange hall hosts a grand Fourth of July dance with music promised for the national holiday. Local notes mention preparations for a charity race by hose companies and a baseball game between Tombstone and Ft Huachuca. Clum, ex Tombstone editor, arrives to tackle postal matters.
A description extols the Holland submarine boat to move underwater and attack warships unseen, placing a powerful explosive to destroy ships. The text links this to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming relief from stomach liver and blood disorders and preventive health benefits, urging use as a strengthening tonic.
A wide array of items from Tombstone and vicinity. updates on residents, rail and artesian water activity, crime arrests, and a fatal illness. The segment mentions Eugene Larrien leaving the Tonetone Base Uail clue, a prison transfer, Western town events, and the death of a young girl with funeral services at the Episcopal church.
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