Local notes span politics crime and society in far western towns
Monday's Deily Co reports a bustling mix of misadventures and local affairs. Sheriff Kelton returns from California seeking Charley Walker, indicted for grand larceny. the Can Can restaurant wins a county prisoner feeding contract. a republic club forms. schools close for Howard Herring. mining and court news unfold from Bisbee to Albuquerque. a giant sycamore in San Diego County and a Tombstone wedding mark the week.
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Kelton
California
Charley Walker
Tuscarora
Nevada
Walker
Unfortunate affair at Tombstone dentist office
Howard Herring 27 died during tooth extraction at Dr Warnekros clinic on Fremont street after cocaine was injected for pain. He collapsed as a tool was turned. Dr Hamilton and others failed to revive him. Funeral set for St Paul Episcopal church at 3 PM with viewing at the residence beforehand.
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Howard Herring
Warnekros
Fremont Street
Mexico
Hamilton
Tonbstone
Rowan
Frial of Herring & Helsing
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Tams Hassayamper Rejects Statehood Call
An old Allen Street prospector in a saloon declares pioneers oppose statehood. He recalls tough times before newcomers arrived, grumbles about railroad-driven changes, and suggests youths should return to their origins. The speaker laments higher living costs and rails bringing new settlers.
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Tams Hassayamper
Allen Street
Mystery of medicine abuse and bitters relief
A historical note on harmful effects of nauseous medicines and the supposed benefits of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia liver complaints constipation rheumatism and other ailments. The text promotes the bitters as a safe vegetable remedy with stimulant properties for the debilitated and dyspeptic.
The Western Settler Chooses Hostetter Bitters
Emigrants heading west increasingly rely on Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to guard against malaria and digestive and liver disorders from new lands and water changes. The Huachuca band performs open air concerts on parade ground each Monday, Wednesday and Friday, praised as superior to any westward group.
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Far West
Hostetter
Wecouut
Missia
Huachnea Band
Chilean minister denies anti American agitation reports
Montt the Chilean minister to Washington says reports of ill will between Chileans and Americans in Chile are sensational and unfounded. He notes Americans there are longtime residents respected, and expects a cabinet level settlement with the United States on issues between the two governments. Montt departs for New Orleans next week.
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Huachuca
Tombstone
Frank Broad
Ington
Chili
Baltimore
United States
Democratic Executive Committee
Campbell
McKinley
Hahn
Foraker
Egan Sage
Washington
Blaine
Senor Montt
United States Legation
Don Pedro Mott
Navy Department
Tracy
Pedro Montt
New Orleans
State
Navy
Letellen
Roan Sot Recalled and No Chilean Complaint Reported
It is stated that no complaint has been received by the department from the Chilean government regarding the reported conduct of Mr. Ean and that his recall has not been considered by the president or secretary of state.
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Department Frm
Ean
Bitters touted as malaria safeguard amid fever regions
Serious Damgee warns that malaria threatens all in fever prone areas and urges Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best preventive. It claims digestion, bowel irregularities, and sleep are improved, fortifying constitution against malaria and aiding worst fevers. A Mammoth gold strike is reported on the 500 foot level east drift, vein thirty two feet wide and sparkling with gold, described as the richest gold snake on the coast.
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Mammoth
Musicians Guide Volume Promises Exquisite Music Reference
A promotional note touts a 200 page volume for music teachers students and lovers. It features over 10 000 pieces of milleii sed music books biographical sketches with portraits and illustrations plus selections of new vocal and instrumental music. It offers a free sample upon postage and lists Brainard’s Music World materials.
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SUNS
Chicago
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