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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1893
Page
2
An opinion piece critiques Cleveland's elections and party loyalty. It notes Kentucky Democrats winning and forecasts political shifts. The writer questions tariff effects on the presidential outcome, suggesting the administration bears responsibility for the recent landslide.
The piece notes Russia may adopt silver as currency to boost trade with Persia, India and China. It cites Russia’s current money supply as covered paper around 442 per person and claims Russia could absorb 250 million dollars in silver to advance eastern commerce.
An advertisement extols Hossetti's Stomach Bitters as a universal protector against malaria in tropical regions and new settlements. It claims the tonic destroys stomach and liver disorders, strengthens the weak, and wards off rheumatic ailments from outdoor exposure and damp climates. It targets immigrants and travelers in places like Mexico, South America, Panama, and other malarial zones.
Justice Duncan, acting as a U S court commissioner, faced treasury delays after filing an itemized bill for smuggler cases. He learned he acted as a justice of the peace, not a court commissioner, and must serve without pay. The incident highlights the requirement of patriotic motive in official duties. An error in yesterday's Prospecton claimed Miss Edmonds accompanied J M Nichols and daughter to California. Miss Edmonds was not present.
From Thursday's Daily E J Jackin returns from his Worlds Pair trip B A Packard leaves for ranch after Tombstone visit The Gazette notes a political election and silver market optimism McKay case withdrawn M M Medigerich sells Bisbee stake to VG Modigovich for 1424 Southern Pacific ships 5400 carloads of green fruit east this season up from 3100 last year Frank King fined 100 and jailed for thirty days Bob Sanders held on grand jury charge in Bisbee for aiding Ed Priest escape I W Wallace and Judge Perrin bonded 250 each Tramps pass Benson camp near Deming fire destroys 2000 loss army of tramps faces arrest and one dies seven arrested others flee
The Providence Journal notes Seituate in Plymouth County as the birthplace and inspiration site for Samuel Woodworth the author of The Old Oaken Bucket. Visitors can still view Woodworths well and the iron bucket associated with the poem in a historic setting.
Symptoms describe moist intense itching often at night and worsened by scratching. If untreated, tumors may form that bleed and ulcerate. The remedy claims to stop itching and bleeding and heals ulcers, with general support for similar conditions.
A collage of brief items notes a professor from Melbourne asserting a weight measure, a crowd dispersal image, an encyclopedia quirk about terms like Sweet flag and Sweet potato, a stalled Great Northern bridge crossing due to a steer, a Bailioux safe lock design for express cars, speculation on world earnings by profession, a remark on medals for killers, and a Middlesborough log split revealing a live spherical mass that moved after exposure to air.
Trevemy Drew of Vinal Haven aged 92 fished from a small boat catching a halibut weighing ses pounds. Mrs. Showns notes Honolulu native women she met are cultivated and refined. Banox Himself sold Italian rentes totaling £1,000,000 and invested in American rail securities including low price nondividend stocks. Avariy Counts leads an underground railway plan for New York City seeking about $100,000. Gov. Mankham of California has spent fourteen consecutive vacations in southern mountains. Te oause in the woods and is an antent fisherman.
A collage of humorous exchanges from various newspapers. References include Galveston News, Boston Commercial Bulletin, Cleveland Plain Dealer, N. Y. Press, Indianapolis Journal, and remarks on love, hair, stock markets, and a train robber. The tone is light, syndicated snippets from a bygone era.
Literary notes say Sir Henay Bisseur, inventor, in his eightieth year, is drafting a life sketch. Reports claim Harpers hold over fifty thousand dollars in accepted manuscripts. Cowren adored pets including five rabbits, three hares, two guinea pigs, a magpie, a jay, a starling, two canaries, two dogs, a retired cat and a squirrel. He laments not speaking English and fears he cannot reach people’s hearts, while other dramatists chase profits.
A Washington report says the government will reinstate Queen Liliuokalani in Hawaii while New York and Virginia lean Democratic. Republican edge holds in Towa and Ohio. Guadalajara quakes spark alarm as volcano Colin rages. The San Francisco Theological Seminary gains 1.5 million from A Montisinary’s death. A Barcelona balcony bombing kills several. attacker escapes. Gresham linked to Senate silver vote. London silver rise spurs speculation. Russia may adopt silver coinage. Theo Liebe of Oregon German Bank killed. shooter suicides. Foreign exhibitors duped in Midway Plaisance. Edgerton firms circulate aluminum ten-cent coins. treasury deems illegal as it misleads.
Across Ohio and Pennsylvania voters lean Republican with large leads cited, while Ohio shows 400000 majority and Pennsylvania 125000. Greenback era silver policy and Cleveland's stance draw blame for defeats, with London silver rising to 32 3 4 pence and Japan China purchases boosting demand. Massachusetts governor race yields 34105 plurality swapping 40512 from 1891. New York returns suggest 25,000 statewide majority for GOP, Brooklyn mayoral race tilts GOP by 90000, and Tammany loses city's ticket by about 35000. Nick Nobile expands into provision trades.
For sale cheap. A complete newspaper plant including a Franklin Gordon large five quarter medium job press and complete job office, a Washington band press and full outfit. All for 25 cents on the dollar. Stored in Tombstone, used little. Part cash considered. Address 5. C. Baca, Tombstone, Ariz.
An advertisement notes a free prepaid outfit for energetic men and reports several salesmen earning from 70 to 100 dollars weekly in past years. Contact P.O. box II, New York. Published 6 22.
A bizarre bundle of claims details Tar family longevity with most members past ninety, while Cosamantsa allegedly known as Rhodape traces ancient Egyptian roots. It cites Baneey Banworo as South Africa’s richest man and Petro Errilo of Guannigato living to 133 with hundreds of descendants, interwoven with legal notes about Dunbar and McCliniset.
Retired physician from Hochester New York promotes a vegetable remedy claimed to cure consumption and nervous debility. He says readers may receive a free copy with directions in German French or English by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to W. Noyes 820 Power’s Block Rochester NY.
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