Tombstone Epitaph Arizona Kicker Terms of 1 Year
The Tumbling fragments show the Tombstone Epitaph alongside Arizona Kicker terms for one year and six months. The piece mentions a German writer claiming Turke massacred Christians, Armenian towns, and churches, plus editor Clark Howell on gold standard policy. It discusses Michigan bond bills and legal cases, with notes on Omaha ownership claims, and Arizona governorship prospects involving Col. M. H. McCord.
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Tombstone
Arizona Kicker
Clark Howell
The
Atlanta
Chicago
Bisbee Dispatch Reports Local Court Duties and Community News
Local brief notes cover M Burr traveling from the county seat and completing term court, Mrs Rosa Hunt’s California trip, Chris Finlayson’s return from Tombstone, and Mr Cready launching Sprague journalism classes. Reports mention library amusements with a bucking burro, minor mine injuries, and plans for a Fourth of July committee with initial funds and citizen meetings.
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James Sessions
Warrington
Tombstone
Donnelly
Sue
A.W. Howe
Tomlystone
Little Court
Sad Death of Mr. David E Merrill in San Pedro
Mr. David E Merrill a respected San Pedro citizen died after sudden illness from a strangulated hernia or twisted intestine. Despite urging operation he suffered intense pain through the night and died at 3 am. Dr Gordon declares the case an aggravated medical tragedy with rapid death. Funeral date to be announced. He leaves a widow and family.
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David E. Merrill
San Pedro
Merrill
Medet
Gordon
Cate
Supreme Court Decision on Colorado Tunnel Case Clarified Rights
The Supreme Court ruling in the Rico-Aspin tunnel case defines rights for tunnel site locators to open veins crossing the tunnel line and to locate along the vein up to 1,500 feet. It preserves the tunnel owner’s work and clarifies discovery timing and diligence requirements, with implications for future vein locations near tunnel lines. An anecdote about an editor’s ascent to heaven follows, noting caricatured media fortunes and subscriber persistence.
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Mining & Scientific
Supreme Court of the United States Ha
Colorado
Ite
Supreme Court
Dilig
Hades
Delinaqueat
Mining disputes and ore market notes in Colorado and Boston
A Colorado Springs Mining Block association member was suspended for overcharging while three others were expelled for cutting incorporations. Cornell University reports rare earth inventories with didymium at $7 per ounce and cerium, lanthanum values listed. Lake copper sales in Boston target May June delivery. Local Colorado law imposes a $10 fee on new corporate capital. Reading mentions legal actions against a principal in Tombstone and concerns about Bisbee youth discipline and schooling impacts.
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Colorado Springs
Cornell University
Cornell ‘Bee
Loudville
Colo
Gell
Elver
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
JW. Stewart
Tombetone
Merel
Bisbee
Black Jack rumor fuels court room intrigue in Arizona
The Arizona Republican reports wild chatter about the outlaw Black Jack near Clifton and Rach's well. It notes factions reluctant to expose informants, a posse chase in San Simon valley, and rumors of four robbers roaming in the Chiricahuas. Lucas and Hellaighter arrive in Phoenix while Indian depredations subside with troops quartered at San Bernardino.
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Black Jack
Clifton
Elert Duro Eines
Rach
Prostres
San Simon Valley
Dows
Haunted Mine Tale Spooks Tombstone Camp Memories
A reminiscence recalls Tombstone three miles below the Bronco mine scene of past excitement and killings. The haunted shaft, spectral figures, and a pursuit around the old adobe shanty draw curiosity while local legends linger amid 19th century mining days.
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Tombate
Forrest
Theoma
Bronco
Ainting
Cartage
Tombstone
Seco
Norton
Yavapai
Territorial Alterative Council
Bulletin
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Navy Disbursing Officer
Fragmentary 19th century advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a spring remedy for neuralgia kidney disorders and general debility. It cites testimonial letters from readers including Navy officials and professors, praising its purifying effects on the blood and nerves.
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Paine
Political Turmoil and Nominations in May News
In Warthcrox May 19 Myron H. McCord was nominated by President McKinley to govern Arizona, as candidacy waned for rival R. A. F. Penrose. The G A R presence swayed events while Penrose, though popular, lagged in lead as the president prepared to depart for his Atlantic City home.
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Arizona
Col
M. H. McCord
Phnix
McCord
MecKinley
R. A. F. Penrose
Penreas
McCordancce
Myron HH. McCord
McKinley
R.A. F. Penrose
Penrose
Aticna
NERVE-LIFE Restorer Promises Vitality and Youth
Unclear product claims describe restoring vigor and manhood, easing effects of aging and dissipation. The text touts nerve and system restoration, asserting benefits for marriage readiness and overall health.
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Sears
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Bene
Ir. Carleton
Chae Bagby
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Jas, McLoughlin
A. V. Lewis
Pat Sheby
Sonora
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Indi
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Elemerand
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Tooniel
Veley Wong
Wiley
Renty
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