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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1892
Page
3
November 2 1892 coverage details heated political rhetoric including a speakers pledge against constitutional passage if Tam is elected to Congress. It notes Deming to Fairbank railroad plans via Tombstone, criticism of M D Scribner, and election logistics delays threaten ballot delivery and possible contests.
Los Angeles Herald interview with Geo McCook details 20 scouting parties chasing Kid across the border into Mexico. He notes horses relay advantages for the Indian and the difficulty of keeping troops on the same trail while foraging for meals. Weather and telegraph gaps hinder pursuit.
Report notes Mickey Stewart is not seeking a congressional delegate role and that Cochise County plans to back Mark by a 500 vote margin. It adds that the Gra sam county People’s party never endorsed Stewart and had no intention to do so.
Report claims W H Stilwell's remarks were misquoted by the Pros rector last night. The rector submitted an extract to two Republican nominees on the platform the night the sparks were made, and both affirmed the published wording. Six outsiders who heard the speech corroborate the account.
The Stevenson letter accepting the vice presidential nomination endorses Cleveland’s position on current issues and offers full approval. The remark recalls a fable of reciting the Lord’s Prayer by reading it on a bedhead, declaring “Dear Lord, them's my sentiments.”
The article blames George Cheyney for allowing Judge Stilwell to speak in Bisbee. Stilwell had been barred from platform talks by the county central committee. Cheyney, invited from Tucson, came Friday and asked a candidate to speak with county contenders, drawing sharp reprimand for inviting a Mickey Stewart disciple.
Tuesday's Daily notes a careworn candidate pool amid political strain. Items cover railroad telegraph worker disputes, a Russian exclusion by German steamship lines, election logistics, suit brought over a promissory note, and campaign moves by Perkins and Sorin. Also remarks on teaching myths and a London Daily News view on Bi metals.
A collection of science tidbits reports William Murdoch for lighting with gas from an iron kettle, Dewar on solidifying water by evaporation, Blasprre a new Trinidad asphalt material, prussic acid in cigar smoke per De Vaux Rocaa nn, and crystallized nitrogen formed by cooling and expansion to produce snow like cenents.
An article notes Prov. Niruen of Washington forecasts a 2141 era where a horse trots 8 miles in 1 81. The Duke of Portland promises charity from race winnings and has given substantial sums since marriage. Global gambling losses reach hundreds of billions, with Britain and Australia contributing large shares. Britain and Ireland spend millions on hunting and related expenses.
A fragment from Wittcox dated Oct 31 1892 mocks a figure called the Divinely Gifted D G associated with Cochise county politics. It lampoons party rivalries and stockman intrigue, notes a local obituary, and ribs Democratic leadership with light satire about cattle, collar buttons, and prosperity. The piece blends political satire with household notices and local names.
The Western Rural urges small sheep flocks, quiet stock, and varied, liberal rations for best results. Notes claim Bulgarian literacy at six tenths, miner marriages at six percent, and early deaths before seventeen. It also states drowning as a leading cause of violent deaths and that Englishmen own twenty million acres of U S land.
Subscribers to the Dairy Prospector or WEEK receive the same cattle brand run in the Errrars without compensation. A page will be devoted to cattle interest and local news. A yearly subscription to the Errrara entitles a one inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY Uprrara.
A compiled list of cattle brands and ranch postings from Tombstone to Wilcox and Sulphur Springs Valley. Brands include SOD on left side, W on right flank, NW on left hip, A left hip, and cross designs. ranges cover Sulphur Springs Valley, Dragoon, Granite Springs, and San Simon valley with multiple post offices and outfits such as ERIE CATTLE CO, CHIRICANA CATTLE CO, H. WHITBECK, MONTEZ, and SULLIVAN & BAKER.
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