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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1894
Page
1
The notice warns all persons not to purchase a purported instrument claimed to be executed by a wife and payable to Amine Jendreen dated September 1, 1694 for 1790 dollars. The sender, CHas, Gases, Tounstoxe, states federation failed and that he will not honor the draft.
A 30 year old college president is described as the youngest in the country. The piece notes Frank G. Leus, a young American bicyclist, journeying across Asia from east to west and arriving at Jask in eastern Persia.
Senator Aldiqch insists tariff bill cannot pass by June 30 and vows speeches to prove it. He notes the town liquor law, while not perfect, works better than prohibition and that people seem generally satisfied.
Fragmentary OCR notes allege U S authorities uncovered a counterfeit gang linked to foreign operations. The text mentions molds and spurian materials and a decree from Japan allowing a woman to travel, with references to marital status and legal penalties.
Jesse Ho Liencurr, who died in Newon Center Mase, was the man who paid Thomas A. Ellison 1,000,000 for the phonograph. His purchase covered all of Ellison s improvements for a decade to come.
Janey Caucanas of Denver sent a lever to President Cleveland last March threatening to kill him and blow up the capil. She is jailed on vagrancy charges and faces possible commitment to an insane asylum. authorities consider sending J onda to an asylum for treatment.
Jovren Bakex a white haired 70 year old man declares he wants to end his days in the Waapun state prison, calling it the comfortable institution of mind in the country. Misread figures show property burned valued over $50,000 with 20 year span ending 1593 suggesting wider waste seen in Europe as remarkable.
The piece claims the World Columbian Exposition will advance the arts and medicine with quinine style remedies and a syrup of figs asserted as a restorative, reflecting period health claims and public science rhetoric.
A garbled 1854 official notice outlines bids for fort depots and posts including Forts Apak Bowie Grant and others. It mentions contracts, publication dates, and government rights to reject bids, with contact references to acting officials and city locations, all in a distorted OCR style.
Fragmented text outlines registration efforts and political activity in a local community. It references Act No and local officials, with unclear dates and places due to OCR errors. The readable content suggests a civic process and associated agitation within a neighborhood. Specific names or exact actions are not recoverable from the provided fragment.
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a cleansing laxative with financial warnings about substitutes from the California Fig Syrup Co. It includes testimonials about Chamberlain's Pain Balm and general medical advice, promising relief for headaches constipation and stomach issues, with Brown's Drug Store selling the products.
Poised as a longstanding remedy, the ad praises Winslow's Soothing Syrup for mothers and children, claiming pain relief from teething, wind colic, and diarrhea. It markets a pleasant taste and a 25 cent bottle sold through druggists nationwide, warning to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Spray as the only genuine product.
Proposals for military supplies and quarters are to be received at Greete during May with a closing date of May 15 and a travel allowance, followed by further work through July 1. The call notes forms for proposals and ration tickers, with authority from the Department and addresses to Major and Chief Quartermaster at Height 49 H9 42.
A jumble of crude reports recounts a brutal incident at a San Fraveitco race track with two men clashing violently. Other items include indictments and trials involving William Whalen, a Missouri prison sentence, and various local disturbances, arrests, and bets tied to colorful characters and events.
The passage describes a dubious plan by Detawain and Aber to introduce a Liver Regulator product amid a citywide event in Cincinnati. It mentions a test or demonstration and a response from local residents and authorities. The text is fragmented with garbled names and unclear objectives.
A disrupted OCR pass yields a fragmentary record mentioning names and places in a garbled order. No clear event, date, or full identities are readable to form a coherent item.
Fragmentary OCR describes petitions, elections, and funding figures related to church extension and denominational grants. It references votes, Paris, and a large 823,308 amount, with unclear names and places, yielding a disjointed historical notice.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts stray phrases about song, weather, and people with hints of names and places. It mentions an international textile conference in Mane glam and references production data for oil and wheat, with numbers and country mentions scattered through the damaged text.
If a reader can stomach the latest imports from Wole W the food section hints at new offerings. Buckwheat and seedless rising corn pop, fresh canned goods and a few other items appear among curious choices for diners to sample or skip.
A handsome line of gentlemen's Spring Suits and Pants along with gaiters is offered at P. B. Wansexnos. The display highlights smart fabrics and tailored cuts suitable for the season.
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