Political Rhetoric Amid 1895 Territorial Returns and Recount
The report notes Murph ONeill's 700 votes in Mark Copa county, Cochise as banner territory, and Murphy winning Mammoth mine with 25 votes. It cites Apache county result, Silver Dick Bland defeat, and a looming Democratic majority in the legislature. It remarks the New York Herald oppose silver, and warns of a grand jury probe into illegal registration. The piece closes with gratitude for a prosperous year ahead and critique of a Willcox News editor still contesting the outcome.
Zorrex Attacks Oakes Murphy Over Mormon Conversion
The bulletin reports Zorrex in Pima likening Murphy's conversion to bed repentance and telling a parable of an Irishman swallowing an egg to illustrate delayed remorse. It ends with a quip that the chick grows into a crowing rooster and warns that careful repentance opens heaven for many men.
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Zorrex
St Pima
Oakes Murphy
Kingdom of Heaven
Haunted faith in cure fades while bitters offer relief
The article notes that belief in medicine can waver when cures fail, describing how a person with suspected incurable illness fits a common type. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for overcoming dyspepsia, constipation, liver and kidney troubles, malaria, and nervousness, urging trial after persistent use.
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Hostetter
Palace Guests and Local News From Bisbee
Fristay's Daily notes Bale and George Marneel at the Palace with various travelers. Lombstone in 1881 is recalled by Bucky O Neill. Several figures including Walter File and J. W. Morris stay at the Palace while others report on elections, transit services, and local commerce. The piece mentions a coroner ruling, new converters in Bisbee, and upcoming rail-rate changes affecting grain shipping.
Tombstone Wins Democratic Victory by One Vote
The mayor and city council election yields a razor thin Democratic majority in Tombstone with one Republican in the council. The article hails the result as a major shift for the people, noting the count could affect taxes, revenues, and policy. The piece mentions possible gubernatorial outcomes and county trends, then begins listing inning scores.
One Kid Captured in Arizona Train Robbery Chase
The Phoenix Herald reports the capture of Thompson the young outlaw blamed for robbing a Southern Pacific train near Roe, California last February. A two-boy pursuit led to a canyon battle. Thompson and an associate Long surrendered after a final standoff. Detective Breckinridge plans to escort Thompson to Los Angeles tonight.
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Phonix Herald
Thompson
Southern Pacific
Roe
Cal
Moore
Crabtree
Col
Hopper
Breckinridgs
Los Angeles
Hounds and Hares author notes mishap in old ad text
An unsigned historical ad fragment mentions a pact related to daily rates and fusing, with a peculiar misprint about permanent contact and self addressed stamped envelopes. The fragment names W. Eller of Mishawabs as author.
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Obama
W. Eller
Mishawabs
Toit
Weak Women Duty to the Hood's Bares
A fragment notes women bearing a duty to the public welfare, urging self purification of blood and strengthening nerves as a means to health. The illegible OCR yields unclear nouns and phrases, but suggests a periodical call to moral or physical improvement among women.
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California
Pamone
Hood
Abe
Tee
Wlade
T. F. Biaxx
Sex Francisco
Richards A
Whalesse Drugglata
CATTLE BRANDS AND RANGES ACROSS THE TERRITORY
A list of cattle brands and ranch names from various regions including Duvall & Co Tombstone range areas and Chiricahua cattle companies. Notable marks describe brands on hips and sides such as Circle W, WW, Diamond, and several town post office tags. Mentions of ranges like Tombstone, Drage, Sulphur Springs Valley, and Rockfellow & Servoss indicate a catalog of brands for stock identification.
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Rockfellow & Servoss
Chiricarua Cattle Co
Potefice Tembmene
Chiricahns
Drage
Tele
Diamond
BO Barands
Wit
Son
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San Bernadino
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Carlisle
Port Townsend Wash
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New York
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Lowrance
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Poweller
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Artz
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Mwalby
Witcox Arle
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J. M. Richardson
Postottico
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Letteid
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Onttie
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Hinchuca Mountains
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Scot White
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