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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1894
Page
1
Fragmented scribbles describe threats and murders, a justice note, and stray phrases about a union, a Utah wagon ride, and a New Megisteasion of Vitees. The text mentions an assassin, cowardice, and character under attack, with garbled names and scattered references to events and places.
A passage notes shame not bitterness in reacting to the indictment of CW. Pugh for a crime against a fellow editor. It argues professional courtesy ends when an attempt to rob a man of his inheritance, virtue, honor and integrity is made, affecting his children.
Tee Prosrecrox criticizes Mr Push after grand jury indictment, urging public to distrust unsigned contributions. The piece stresses accountability and warns publishers against anonymous authorship, portraying unsigned writers as unworthy of public trust.
Fragmented notes discuss Milan and Lagan towns in Europe with mentions of Sweden and Denmark. References to cement, vine, dressing purposes, and factory issues appear alongside vague notes on invasion fears and civic movements. Mentions of health, fashion goods, and imported products close the excerpt with a nod to Warnekros’ shop.
The Prospector serves as the daily newspaper for Cophiee County with local news, notices, and community items. It delivers reporting on city events, school happenings, and regional developments for residents and stakeholders.
Through sleeping car service between San Francisco and Chicago via Southern Pacific El Paso Texas and Pacific Fort Worth and Rock Island RR established. Also a through sleeping car to St Louis via Southern Pacific El Paso Texas and Pacific and Iron Mountain RR. Purchase tickets on the 5 P line to board a sleeper at Benson or any line station and arrive in Chicago or St Louis without changing cars.
An early 20th century promotional item extols Syrup of Figs and Chamberlain's remedies. It claims health improvements, disease prevention, and attack readiness for bilious colic and liver bowel issues. References Brown's Drug Store and manufacturer details without precise modern verification.
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething, wind colic, and diarrhea. It claims perfect success and pleasant taste, sold by draggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle, urging buyers to beware imitation.
Fragmented OCR shows a military procurement notice from a department in Cuba or Colorado era notes. Mentions proposals, specifications, and a May date with forms and instructions. Includes references to officers, committees, and bank forms.
Wire service report notes Chicago's May high of 110 degrees, the warmest day this month since records began. The item also mentions a San Antonio forger case, rail freight rate notices, and a jumble of unrelated articles and ads.
A compact parish notice proclaims no services at a Bevan parish due to the rector’s absence, inviting attendance at Sunday School and services with specified times. The page advertises Champerlain’s Cough Remedy, Syrup of Figs, Limuve Liver regulator, and a local druggist, Steadman & Pirieimae Irnguiste in Minnesota Lake, with testimonials and recommendations from Georgia.
Advertisement seeks salesmen or agents offering substantial earnings. Candidates in New York area to contact Box INTL for details.
The Prairie Court issues a summons in a territorial case against Ernest Brook Ernest J Hielmas and Henry M Ged in Cochise County. The clerk of the district court of the first judicial district of the Territory of Arinnunn notifies defendants to appear in person at the district court within twenty days after service. The action seeks an irredeemable debt and related relief. the date and details are set by court order in April in the First District Court of the Territory of Wael.
The Mayor and City Council of Tombstone will act as a Board of Equalization on Monday May 21 between 2 and 6 p.m. and each day thereafter until all business is finished. Dated May 14, 1894. Also note P. B. Wanxernos advertises a handsome line of gentlemen's spring suits and pants and gaiters.
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