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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1894
Page
2
The piece notes O'Neis carrying Gila county by 100,000 votes and a national Republican surge. It predicts a Democratic return two years hence and cites rumors about Winnie and a denial by Mrs. Davie. It attributes the era of political cycles to ballot-box sentiment and calls the national mood unsettled.
The Star notes Arizona voted solidly Republican on Tuesday with the entire Democratic ticket defeated. It argues Arizona’s path to statehood depends on a Republican Congress, while populists lean Democratic. women’s influence and education are debated, and cross-ticket voting is criticized.
The item notes Ben Whiston and Chas Noyes registered at Cochise and 4.M. Cox and Wm. B. Taylor at San Jose. Murphy is expected to win by about 300 in Pima, with the board of supervisors to canvass results on the 19th. Voters from Bisbee and Tombstone projections, Democratic majorities, and sheriff and constable selections are described amid broader countywide election chatter.
National and state results sketch a Republican tilt in many states with governors and legislatures likely leads. Citizens gauge party strength as Democratic losses appear frequent in multiple regions and key races.
A mosaic of archival lines notes a medieval city as a 13th century charter entity with rising profits and mortgage figures from 1590. It mentions Skateh Wagpipe, Asiatic ore deposits near Cuba, and Crecy’s weaponry, plus Renaissance tax terms and demographics through a century.
Moll of Momor notes 184 at Bisbee with Lillie Burr scoring 92 Chas Crawford 91 Geo A Mercaty principal. English company at Picacho above Yuma took out 500 dollars in two hours. Full force working day and night. Great pumping plant in operation. Montana capitalists claim English aliens hold property contrary to U S mining law and injunctions to be served this week as fierce Pacific coast mining fight unfolds amid capital pressures.
A collage of miscellany touches on age old trivia from inventions to postal history, with scattered notes about famous figures, places, and events. It lists postal cards, musical intervals, disparities in clothing sizes, and a mix of foreign and American anecdotes involving leaders, merchants, and public figures.
A collage of brief captions and jokes from Life Philadelphia and Brooklyn Life notes. Mentions Yacarixe gloves as trendy among yacht-owning eaters, curious lines about ancestral halls and a truck driver's background. A Detroit woman stunned by a thunderstorm, a doctor’s visit flagged by a debt claim.
Reports from Puonix and Wasuixox detail Republican gains across territories and states. Murphy and Doran lead in Missouri territory by about 1000 votes. Maricopa County shows Murphy plurality of 300. Governor Stone concedes Republicans will seize the legislature. Bland defeated for Congress. Senate shifts include gains for Republicans in New Jersey, Kansas, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming, with Nebraska leaning against them. California tally indicates Budd Democrat ahead by 6,000 to 7,000 with 10,000 margin in the city.
Reports from San Francisco to Missouri indicate Republican victories across cities and districts. Notable tallies include a 40,000 margin in South Carolina and a 10,000 plurality for Sutro in San Francisco. Congressmen Bland concedes, while New York and Ashland districts show varied results. A first national bank in Las Berzainpino closes for funds, signaling Republican dominance.
A garbled diary-like fragment mentions someone missing church for weeks and a plea to tell the tenth. The passage references writing, petitions, and committees, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a disrupted record from a historical religious context.
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