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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1893
Page
2
A flurry of discussion on free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 ratio. Senators and representatives meet to plan policy, with emphasis on mining interests and bimetallic advocacy. Governor’s annual report lauded for comprehensive statistics on cattle, mining, and farming, praising its value for outreach.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the late R B S Clark’s residence on Toughnut street. A large crowd followed to the grave. Burnside Post G A R paid tribute to their late comrade, whose loss is felt as members thin. The Territory case against Italisos for lumber from W K Meade mines ended in a nolle prosequi. defendants discharged after paying costs, shown none intended evil. An ad notes Martin's World's Fair Allum Atlas from Tus Invisa Co.
Thursday's Daily reports gg Me Slichte Red Rock registered at the Palace Allen Walker disposed of soda works at Tempe Otto Geiernboler a stage passenger Graham county hospital has no patient Simmons Liver Regulator cure W J Bartlett returned from World's Fair registered at Cochise Scott White served papers in district court Bullion value of silver dollar at 0 52 Mrs Winders leased Miller bakery Phenix candy war disrupts streetcar change Seven hundred dollars changed hands in a poker game Sam Webb left the newspaper business Leland mine bonded for 10000 near Prescott Tar o game opened in the Willows Amzett the new gold camp in Tao county predicted to rival Cripple Creek A Chinese woman and five men arrived in Flagstaff Miss Adela Doll Ross Munoz Fairbank others registered at San Jose Private telegram announces repeal bill passage and extension of assessment work till 1895 A Phenix newspaper war See edition ahead J B Tucker formerly of Phenix now in Bisbee arrested for violating Edmund ad Mrs Tucker summoned Two Dunbar J H McClintock cited for contest at court Attorneys hopeful for fair jury
Describes a topical remedy called Bymptoma Moist to relieve intense itching and swelling that worsens at night. Claims include stopping itching and bleeding, healing ulcers, and removing tumors in most cases. Advertises mail order from Dr Wayne & Son in Philadelphia for a small price.
Ed Priest confined under the Edmunds act escaped from jail using a pick and other tools left by a friend. He dug out and fled to Sonora Mexico where the Edmunds name carries less weight, leaving jail staff with only abandoned implements as proof of his confinement.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and items from a recorder office and local businesses. It mentions W R Hunter, T D Phillips, and Omaha mine, with cattle slaughter figures for October and September. Scattered phrases reference Notary Public A Thede, Chicopee Mass, a Harlem glacier name, and a Senate stationery room chief with archaic titles.
The piece notes Rixorets for women and whiskers for men signaling fashion shifts in London, with hats fading and diamonds retaining value. It mentions dancing partners changing five to six times per ball, the Kodak in churches, Irish clergy snapping photos, and a physician's remedy advertisement. It covers politics and finance briefly, including the Geary act, Utah division, and a looming congressional adjournment, plus a drowning incident in Portland and Chinese laborer labor issues tied to trade.
The House passed the repeal bill with the Voorhees amendment by 183 to 84, while the president signed it. Wall Street saw a downward trend and possible panic as silver prices dropped after the shock. Other notes include postmaster budget total of 90 million, and rails and desert land act motions.
The Populists in Congress celebrate the potential repeal effort and see it boosting silver advocates in the South under their banner. They aim for the presidency in 1896 and are already discussing candidates seriously.
A Waertown Wisconsin druggist G Gloger testifies to Boschee's German Syrup curing coughs sore throats and hoarseness. He recalls a winter case of hoarseness in a severe cold and notes the patient returned praising relief and promising to keep using the remedy, with no charge if unsatisfied.
For sale cheap. One 6 revolution power press and complete newspaper plant. One Franklin press large size quarter medium job press and complete job office. No Washington band press and complete newspaper outfit. All for 25 cents on the dollar. Stored in Tombstone, used but little. Propositions to pay part cash considered. For further particulars address.
A brief classified advert from New York offers prepaid sales positions. It notes salesmen have earned from 70 to 100 dollars weekly for years and provides a P O box contact in New York with the date 6 22.
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