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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1900
Page
3
The article recounts carnival preparations, notable arrivals, and local events including the arrest of two Mexican prisoners, a railroad verdict clearing the company, and changes in local personnel. It notes a revival of community ceremonies and references a funeral and a visit by Rev Evite. The piece mixes rumor, public notices, and city anecdotes from Tombstone society.
Report notes a tied or disputed tally for Thomas Allaire in the supervisor contest. Earlier figures showed 64 votes for Allaire and 26 for Dolcheaty, prompting questions about tabulation and potential recount steps by the board on Monday.
The article describes a planned meteor shower event around Lily of November with expectations of a free show overnight. Organizers promote a long viewing window, urging residents to stay vigilant for peak activity predicted for the night of the 12th into the 15th of the month.
A terse note remarks that virtue may be revealed by steady conduct rather than constant fault finding in others, implying self discipline over public display and criticizing continual scrutiny of others. The line suggests moral judgment hinges on inward restraint.
A garbled advertisement shows an excited claimant praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing blood ailments. The fragment mentions tiredness, pale face, and a claimed boost in health after three bottles, attributed to cleansing the blood and aiding vitality.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a county return record with numbers and odd fragments. The readable bits resemble a ledger style entry, mentioning counts and a possible postal or district label, but essential names and dates are unreadable.
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