Train Timings and Weather Readout From May Third Evening
At 1 07 pm the timetable lists mixed trains at stations including West Mount and Benwin with eastbound arrivals at 2 15 pm and westbound at 6 39 am. Pacific time runs one hour slower than Tomb zone. The 24 hour thermometer ends May 3 with a maximum of 82 and a minimum recorded.
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Pssengers
Benwin
Lamal
Local notes cite trips, trials, and town events
Local notes list residents in Phoenix, Tucson, Los Angeles and Nogales, with updates on travels, court matters, appointments, and local commerce. Items include J. Braun at the coach, Scott White rounding jurors, A. English and Col. Herring return from Tucson, Me. Sunday School picnic at Crane’s ranch, Florez and others bound for grand jury, and a Tucson district court mandamus case involving J. P. McAllister.
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Tucson
J.P. Me.Allister
W. K. Perkins
Nat Hawke
Board of Supersitors
Merers, Nichule and Hare
Allen English
Col. Herring
Francie J. Henry
Emlots
Jege Sloan
Tombstone
SSS
Mining drill progress and ore findings amid heavy water flow
Reports describe safe drill operations with positive results at the mine. The longest hole reached indicates good progress, though water flow hampers optimal direction. Supt Staunton plans a drift to access rich ore, shipments continue, and other company properties show strong production. A separate note mentions Judge Kibbey’s resistance to turnover to Judge Rouse.
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Staunton
Winge
Fraternal Meeting and Local Court Actions
The meeting of King Solomon Lodge No 5 calls a special session for the third degree with Sojourning brethren invited. A Bisbee appeal suit lands in district court with CW Blackburn as plaintiff and Frank Dubacher as administrator defendant. An undertaker verdict is appealed by Mr Dubbscher. Judges Perrin and Tucker sit. A Kansas cholera remedy tale follows, praising Chamberlains Cholera and Cough Remedy. Portland item and Los Angeles stock firm form with John L Van Every and Simon Levy among directors. University tax dispute prompts supreme court remittance, totaling over 700 dollars in tax and fees.
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King Solomon Lodge No. 5
W.C. Reap
Bisbee
District Court Today
CW. Blackburn
Frank Dubacher
Afr
Blackbur
Matt Drye
Dubscher
Perrin
Tucker
John L. van Every
Simon Levy
J. W. Harris
Telfair Creighton
Los Angeles
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle, Effective Laxative Remedy
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a trusted laxative benefiting kidneys, liver, and bowels. It stresses pleasant taste, universal acceptance, and medical approval, sold by druggists at $1 per bottle from the California Fig Syrup Co, with a warning against substitutes.
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California
Diamond weddings and aging milestones noted in reports
The text records figures on a couple celebrating a diamond wedding at age 100, insurance statistics, and various demographic and economic data. It notes more beehives in the United States than any other country, a grower tax issue, and port commerce in New York for 1691, plus estimates of Americans traveling to Europe and their expected expenditures.
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Unite States
Iran
New York
Aew
New York Chamber of Commerce
Iris
Atlantic
Europe
Ambiguous Railways and Plans Stir London Transport News
In a garbled report the text discusses rail projects across Britain and Ireland, noting state use of 4.208 miles of track from a 7.00 mile total, and anticipated reforms by authorities. It mentions costs, schedules, and upgrades amid shifting transportation plans without clear sequence or outcome.
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Ridiog
Genays
Great Britain
Treland
Attra
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promises Gentle Child Relief
An aged advertisement extols Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy used for fifty years by mothers for teething pain and diarrhea. It claims soothing the gums, easing crying, and calming stomach distress, with noted worldwide sale and a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
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Winslow
Boothinge
Silver Convention Called for May 18 1893 in Phowx Angoa
A Silver Leaguers convention is ordered in Ansonaz Ke ts with delegates from Silver Leagues and clubs to meet in Phowx Angoa on Thursday May 18 1893. The aim is to perfect an exchange and support the free image of silver through coordinated action and financial reform, with speakers from abroad anticipated led by A Buck and L J Woop.
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Ansonaz Ke Ts
Phowx Angoa
United States
Tod
Atle
A. Buck
Territorial Liver Leagur
L. J. Woop
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