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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1898
Page
1
Real estate activity includes fought, sold and rented properties with mines bought, sold and managed. Money focuses on investments and negotiations. Cattle trade features a grocer, dealer and agent. Insurance covers fire accident and life.
Firefighters recovered two more remains at the Emerson building ruins as the blaze continued to smoulder. One body was identified as W S Wilcox of the Olmstead Company, and Albert Bierdy, a music publisher with a burned establishment, was added to the missing list. The disaster scene remained chaotic with ongoing efforts at the site.
An air of suspense hung over the Navy Department as the time nears for the court of inquiry report. The document’s arrival is uncertain and its timing is awaited. News notes seventy thousand soldiers lost during the year with counts of killed and wounded.
Reports from Washington recount Cuban prospects amid a plan to divide Cuba. Spain may keep the fertile regions after peace, with Puerto Principe and Santiago de Cuba under Cuban control, while economic and diplomatic pressure shapes the outcome.
Public notice records administrator of the estate of Mary A Ovens, deceased, dated February 15, 1848, at Hale’s Arison. First insertion.
An 1895 Tombstone advertisement touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with a money back guarantee. It cites a testimonial from A T Moxgaux of La Verne Minnesota praising pain relief and notes Tombstone and Bisbee dealers selling the product.
A dubious advertisement touts Trytes and Flys Crear Ailes as a cure for catarrh and coughs. It mentions a “draggister” word and a 10 cent price, urging readers to mail orders to a listed address while warning against dangerous drugs.
Worn OCR fragment mentions a missing or garbled notice from a Chicago department in 1254 with unclear references. Lacks coherent event, names, or dates to form a valid summary.
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