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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1893
Page
2
Report notes our cast is ready and the silver slates are in place at the ong. Officials say we will soon commence ground operations and begin building toward anticipated outcomes, with plans to advance efforts and raise expectations.
A San Francisco society forms to aid press purification, aiming to suppress crime as the sole path. The source notes mil itis expense drains territory funds and hints at school fund impact.
The text discusses Pramdent Clavelasd delaying Democratic appointments until after a surrender. It suggests if he limits appointments where silver Democracy ends and goldbugiem begins he may need to seek timber outside Arizona to fill the remaining territorial berths.
Report states Mayor Harrison's death was an accidental act by a demented individual seeking notoriety. Authorities say the motive was personal grievance not political or socialist in nature, and the perpetrator was at large rather than confined.
Plenty of E. W. Storrs and Wick Trehamt operate a Millers Can Yon area mine with a 12 year ownership by Trehamt. A carload of ore grading 30 percent lead 9 and $50 in gold will be dumped this week. The ledge is traceable for miles. Lusk and Connor work four miles away and plan renewed mining on the Huachuca summit after visiting Superstition mountains.
A hundred dotter ball engine No 1 held a house warming last night to mark the initiation of the new chief William Bartholomew. The event featured ample food and drink, singing, and toasts until midnight. A barbecue plan was dropped, and $100.41 of company funds were set aside for a public ball at a later date.
Clif Johnson a decade long miner at Ramsey Lagvon claims dies after several weeks illness at local hospital. He was known for steady work and hopeful for wealth from mining yet left behind monuments to his grit and faith.
Fragmentary notice describes night itching and stinging skin lesions that bleed and ulcerate if scratched. Warns that certain ointments or remedies may relieve itching and slow ulceration. Mentions mail order sales from Wayne 4 Son Philadelphia and Martin's World's Fair Almanac at Tuslavits Co. Pucniz Aris.
Incoming passenger EM Garik of Dos Cabesas was noted. Mra Castenaila and family will move to Bousoa tomorrow. G Hurd, a noted Tevis osining district man, is in town. H Howe returned from Bowie after surveying. The demurrer in the territory case Danbar McCuptock v Titel was overruled in Tucson. Scot White v County is a district court filing. William McFeely returned from Chicago after visiting the World’s Fair. Mrs Bessie Blum is in Chicago for the fair. Reports of a well discovery near Bowie are unconfirmed. Sheriff White investigates with no proof. W C Green returned from the east with cattle to Kansas City. Scott White also returned from Chicago. CM Bruce, acting governor, visits his cattle range and favors entering the cattle business now.
A telegram from Mrs. R. B. Clark to A. J. Grow announces the death of her husband Dick Clark in Albuquerque. She will take the body to Tombstone on Tuesday. Earlier reports said he lay sick at the European Hotel in Albuquerque after visiting the World's Fair and consulting physicians in Illinois. Clark belonged to Euclid Port G.A.K. and the funeral will be under their auspices.
Claiming to eradicate powens that cause fever and ague, the notice extolls Ayer’s Ague Cure as the sole medicine with no injurious aftereffects and as an absolute antidote for malaria.
At the residence of Apolonia Shiros on October 28, 1902, Miss Carlots Seijon married Lauro Gun Ales Condo of Nogsies, in a ceremony performed by Justion Danean.
The passage describes Zulu beliefs about fate and death, noting fatalism among servants of the king and rituals around royal burials. It contrasts Zulu practices with Victorian collectors who allegedly sought royal bones for display, highlighting tensions between native rites and colonial intrusion.
A discussion of gravity changes detected at the Bare St. Maar observatory, after temperature corrections, suggests small, minute shifts in mercury levels reflect large subterranean mass movements. Proposals include testing near active volcanoes to study crustal disturbances and global planetary cooling effects. Also describes the meekrat of South Africa, a small intelligent burrowing rodent domesticated as a pet. It resembles a prairie dog, barks and parries, and stands upright, with gray fur and distinctive eye rings and a long stripe beneath the body.
The article notes about 5,000,000 Lutherans worldwide and that poor churches employ around 60 ordained missionaries in India. It mentions Ulster Conference attendance for 57 years and reports the Methodist Episcopal Church South gaining nearly 2000 members in 1802.
A brief snippet notes long time use of Hires Root Beer and compares it to a younger feeling of age. It mentions Darlington Wisconsin and a few initials and brands but remains fragmentary and non-specific.
Reports say Ye Geass won the Chicago Derby on Saturday amid ongoing coverage of local sports. The article notes strong opposition to Hawaii annexation and recalls the assassination of Chicago mayor Carter Harrison, with details on the killer Pendergast and prior threats.
Market brief notes Silver drops to 69 while Sehach Lembke Steiner of San Francisco assign. Santa Ana dies of lung trouble valued at 15000. A New York crank demands 5000 from George Gould. another fires at Postal Telegraph Co head. Prendergast indicted for murder. Senate passes repeal of Sherman silver purchase clause. Oscar D Witherell becomes acting mayor of Chirag at sixty.
A Wisconsin druggist who sells medicines claims Boschee's German Syrup effectively treats coughs sore throats and hoarseness. He recalls a winter case where a reluctant patient tried it and reported relief after a few doses, promising no charge if unsatisfied.
For sale a complete newspaper plant including a 7 column press and power unit, plus a Franklin tierdon large size press and office counters. All items offered for 25 cents on the dollar. Stored in Tombstone Arizona, used little. Proposals to pay accepted. terms to be arranged.
Advertisement note directs an energetic man to send a reply to a New York PO box for a long running earnings offer. References weekly pay of 70 to 100 dollars. No clear organization or specific location beyond New York. Promotion reads as personal outreach from a mailbox.
Thornton Perrin Land Perrin Land Co and C H C brand cattle are being shipped from Barbacomar range to Benson for Bakersfield sale. Haggin Tevis hold contracts for all cattle at Benson. Negotiations seek Haggin Tevis purchase of Barhacomari grant to restock the range pending land court action at Toconie 6.
Instruments filed in the recorder's office since 3 pm yesterday include transfer of interest in three onyx claims in the Dos Cabezas district from Nettie and Emma Scow to Daisy Robinson valued at $1. Also noted is a bill of sale for J B Hamilton to FP W Brown the stock of the Tombstone Drug Store. A stray ad copy urges men with beards to keep them neatly dyed.
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