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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1893
Page
2
A reader notes the governor named Eugene Trippel as secretary of the territorial prison. The writer condemns mistreatment and calls for a sane leadership at the penitentiary.
An ad declares Waunxen's Sale Core could cure all ills of human flesh, but it failed to save its proprietor from financial ruin.
A partial unnamed source notes that DewontTe Rawhixe of Utah has signed to take a seat in Congress amid disputes over President Cleveland's political appointments. The fragmented report mentions opposition to patronage and political maneuvering.
The text questions abandoning frontier posts and emphasizes settler convenience. It notes election results in Phoenix granting printing rights, mentions Mayor Cote, and remarks on rain altering perceptions. It references Republican National League talks in Louisville and loyalty to the American ideal of freedom for all citizens.
The article notes moves by the Tast legislature to tax unpatented mining and land claims, with counties like this one showing many claims assessed. It references varied practices in other counties over the past two years and mentions related tax policy debates.
Tur favorite tower of Mrs. Cleveland is the pansy. LILLIAN RUSSELL says she drinks only a pint of champagne a day. Mrs. Enisex prefers candles to any other form of household rumination. Tur princess of Wales favors lilies of the alley in home decora tions. The New York Camera clubs is one of the most prosperous clubs in New York. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is a member and most enthusiastic worker, as are more than a hundred other representative society women of New York.
English admiralty plans to ship modern war vessel models to Chicago. A Quito palace facsimile, Frick Coke plant miniature, and electromechanical ovens feature alongside jeweled heels and driver girdle mirrors. Quirky items include a knot embroidered on stockings and a Wichita father limiting visits. A blue tailed snow rat was found in Cincinnati Court House.
The article highlights Chicago's post office handling 100000 letters in 35 minutes by 217 workers and mentions vast global mail volumes, then shifts to Seminole Florida education efforts led by Dr Chapin under the Women's National Indian Association to build industrial facilities and schools for about five hundred Seminoles, noting resistance and cultural barriers amid harsh local conditions.
It reports a probate property sale with parties including Cait Wartchmaster and Lea Ab v Cosy Ades Gils failing to meet bids. The notice mentions rejection by the U.S. team and references transportation agency requirements and age restrictions for eligibility.
The document records a land patent application No. 367 with details of a locating and surveying process in Cochin County. It lists witnesses, survey numbers, and measurements including a 358 foot line and 2 acres in the parcel. The notice names Regiater 2.W. Mlowrie as attorney for the claimant and references the wife’s claim and provisions linked to the patent.
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