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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1892

Page

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Statehood and Mark Smith Rally Across Arizona

The campaign features Sky backing Cochise’s favored son with a 600 majority while Stewart’s foes seek to trim Mark Smith’s lead. Articles note Adjutant General Brown in jail calling militia, discuss rancher stockman interests, and recount Dubious praise for Grover Cleveland and Flower. Smith tours Tombstone and Bisbee, asserting strong support for statehood and self government amid Republican opposition.

Mark Smith Tombstone Bisbee Fairbank Smith

McVeagh and Campbell at Kings County rally

New York figure Wayne McVeagh and ex governor Campbell of Ohio addressed a Brooklyn Academy of Music crowd. McVeagh called the McKinley bill the most infamous blot in Congress and charged fluctuating sugar prices under the bill and the sugar trust. Campbell endorsed McVeagh and Gresham and challenged Maj. McKinley to show a worker whose wages rose under the law, noting no such example in two years and a month.

New York Wayne McVeagh Campbell Ohio Kings County Brooklyn Academy of Music McVeagh Gresham McKinley Maj. McKinley

Bananas at Yapie's and Miller's Storewide Deals

French Bird Seed at Miller's, iron wagons just received at Yapie's, prices lower than ever. Mellin's Baby Food and Muzaz's Davo Bross featured as items in the sale.

Miller's Yapie’s Mellin’s Baby Food St ‘Muzaz’s Davo Bross

Political clashes and betting weigh Ohio election outlook

Democratic state committee urges electors to stay with Cleveland and Stevenson, promises all citizens may vote and law and order will be maintained. A $500 reward targets bribe givers as Republicans claim Ohio will deliver 25,000+ plurality. Bets of $40,000 circulate amid tightened campaign signals. Republican gains and Tammany resolutions surface as opium seizures, bogus ballots, and labor strike plans ripple through the election scene.

Goveunon Frowen Hhis New York State Grover Cleveland Flower PouTrasp Democratic State Central Committee Oregon Cleveland Stevenson Republican State Executive Committee Ohio Partaveneuts Thix William H Singerly William Ad William B. Ahern Republican Syndicate Thormpson Gloucester Caxaxpatoua N. Y Hill Tammany Tiger Wild Hill Can Syracuse Pauayra Wayne County Henry W. Gage Jesse Seligman Republican State Committee

Political dispute over Indian depredation claims and figures

The Albuquerque Citizen alleges Democratic papers inflated an appropriation of 3 million for Indian depredation settlements. It notes claims filed nationwide, New Mexico's share of 200,000, and asserts Joseph did not advance the bill while Mark Smith offered savings to settlers. It also plugs Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and notes local sale.

Albuquerque Joseph United States Interior Department Two Dakotas Montana Idaho Indian Territory Washington Oregon California New Mexico Colorado Texas Uta Arizona Mark Smith Forssle H. J Paro

Two Officers Killed in Indian Attack in Mexico

A Mexican government detail of fifty under Captain Dorantes and Lieutenant Garcia was ambushed in the Sierra Madre foothills near Las Palomas. Both officers were shot dead, others wounded, and the Indians fled into the mountains. Burials followed in Chihuahua. Government sent five hundred troops north. Also reports Hugh McDonald presenting a human head to Col. Hafford found near Sulphur Spring valley, with a bullet hole over the ears, believed murder evidence.

Las Palomas Old Mexico D. V. Dorantes Garcia Fixty Indiana Cerantes Dorantes Chibushus City of Mexico Republic Hugh McDonald Col. Hafford

Tammany Hall Mass Meeting Draws Immense Crowd

In New York the party plans an all night mass meeting to ratify Cleveland and Breventon nominations attracted a huge turnout near the wigwam. Crowds packed Third to Fourth avenues and Fourteenth to Fifteenth Streets as gas lights, electricity, and fireworks illuminated the streets amid about ten concurrent meetings. Senators Bostin and Carlisle led the main event.

Tammany Hall Cleveland Bre Venton Tammany Third Fourth Avenue Fourteenth Fifteenth Streeze Bostin Carlisle

Royal Baking Powder Praised by Chicago Colleges

A rush of endorsements from Rush Medical College and Chicago College of Pharmacy extol the Royal Baking Powder. Claims include superior leavening gas, purity free from adulterants, and overall strength versus competing powders.

Rush Medical College Chicago Sam

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