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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1898
Page
2
A fragmented Tombstone Epitaph page notes global affairs and the Manila campaign. It mentions American confidence, depictions of Cuba debt, and local town events, including mining notes and social marriages, with sporadic mentions of civic figures and Mexican detainee transport.
An advisory committee for Tombstone expands protective measures and grants authority to act on disturbances of the peace. The grand jury is scheduled to convene here, with listed members including W. F. Fowler, Lewis Meal, Cris Robinzer, HL J. Grey, August Barron, AV. Lewis, Joe Davis, H. A. Morgan, A. Ashman, Barker, Hughes, Magnis Catenade, L Cummings, and others.
An old advertisement extols Mire Winston soothing syrup as safe for over fifty years, claiming it calms, relieves wind and colic, and treats diarrhoea. It promises pleasant taste, world distribution, and a 25 cent price per bottle, urging buyers to specify Mire Winston.
Novelties in the stores describe crystal shade lamps, chiffon and lace trims, jewelry boxes with steel buckles and satin tops. Velvet waists, plaid and dotted fabrics, colored braids and gold accents appear in fashion notes.
The article notes a royal author, Countess of Denmark, writing a play during her stay in Denmark under the pen name Graham Irving. She admires Sir Henry and adopts the name to express her literary independence. It discusses women in public roles and foreign ideas influencing American readers and cultural tastes.
A terse item notes Bev Braun and associates at 401 to 407 North Main Street in Los Angeles. The fragmentary record lists a Collorui as a related entity or descriptor within the unnamed context of the street address.
The governor of Arizona issues a general interest proclamation praising the nation’s call for troops and the volunteers who answered. It notes Arizona’s quota is filled and 1000 offers were declined, while asserting American honor and the army will be vindicated. The proclamation also salutes Major Brodie and the Home Guard, mentions local activities, and cites mining and civic items in the territory.
Fragmented local column reports travel, insurance, law notices, and armed defense plans. Names appear scattered among ads for BLOP, Gra vant & Cots, and COCTTER'S LOCAL SEVENTED. The text reflects a frontier town’s mix of movement, safety measures, and commercial pitches.
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