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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1908
Page
2
The piece argues Republicans pushed hard for official returns across the territory believing this may restore the party to power. It claims the reaction will place the old party back in the saddle at the first opportunity, described as a rare chance for renewed influence.
A satirical meditation on idle men who stay employed by nothing and thrive, noting that as demand for workers rises they flee to other towns. The piece mocks the archetype as a modern mystery and hints at a comical secret fund rumor among a humorous order.
It Is No Laughing Matter reports Hon. Samuel Yarnell of Cochise county who went to Ohio to elect Mr. Bryan is expected back in Douglas soon. The piece notes his failed effort and his quip that if Ohio did not back Bryan the laugh would be on him.
A historical patent remedy advertisement touts a tonic for fat and lung diseases including chronic coughs. It cites ingredients such as Black Cherry bark Golden Sal root Mandrake and glycerine, claiming expert endorsement by Bartholow and Jefferson Medical College. The text extols concentrated glyceric extract as safe and effective.
A fragment notes Samuel faces an unpleasant outcome with likely public reaction in Douglas, as his failure casts a somber mood over what should be a cheerful community scene. The tone suggests a social confrontation or disappointment dampening local spirits.
Exuberant Republicans overestimate the Democratic ship’s damage from temporary defeat. Arizona voters want statehood badly and believe a Republican delegate connected to Congress and the administration could fare better than the old guard leader who resisted the new order. Loyal allies will realign once statehood is achieved.
In Tombstone the fall picnic becomes a scheme for heavenly diversion as seasonal imagery replaces noisy insects and autumn leaves guide minds toward virtuous meditation and a sense of peace. The prose blends pastoral symbols with a sentiment of quiet, reflective respite through nature.
A general improvement in the financial and commercial world is evident since the election. Copper and mining stocks are rising, money is loosening, and confidence returns. Prospector activity increases as small and large operators overhaul gear, signaling substantial mining activity may come to southeastern Arizona and northern Sonora by midwinter.
In a public appeal Arizona voters are urged to back immediate statehood as both national parties promise it. The author stresses crossing party lines, pressuring Congress this winter, and rallying every Republican to secure the statehood bill despite lingering political divisions.
Arizona shipments led the representative sheep sales in Kansas City over a four day period last week totaling 10 021 head. Of these 4 797 came from the territory with the rest from New Mexico Utah and Colorado. The territory also posted a cattle showing with over 300 head sold in a single day.
Colonel Greene travels Yaqui River country for ten days to recuperate from a breakdown. The Grand Lodge of the Masonic Order in Arizona begins three days of sessions in Prescott with the Eastern Star, and attendees from Pima and Santa Cruz counties. Delegations from other counties expected as the event centers on lodge activities and planned Congo trip discussions.
D C clones sues the Sunth oro Pacific railroad for $50,000. Depositions taken before Commissioner Charles H. Citing at Yuma relate to a May 21, 1907 accident between Yuma and Dome Jon. Jones was installing a block signal when struck, paralyzing him. Suit filed in Kansas City courts seeks recompense for injuries.
W A Keal and eight others arrested at Yuma face charges of illegal voting on election day. Prosecutor states W A Keal is an assumed name. real Keal lives elsewhere in Arizona. The other defendants allegedly voted under assumed names.
Tombstone boasts the flower record for law and order among territorial municipalities. Marshal Bravin led the drive, enforcing discipline while avoiding unnecessary costs. He protected, sheltered, and fed many offenders and released them quietly, showing firmness and mercy in equal measure.
Trusted assay firm advertises gold priced at 75 cents, silver at 1.00, lead at 75 cents, and a combined gold silver copper rate of 1.50. They invite readers to request free mailing envelopes and price lists from O. O. Dem Assay Co, 1536 Court Place, Denver, Colo.
The article reports Supervisor McCabe's recovery from a lengthy illness and his appearance on the streets to receive congratulations. It notes his holdover status and predicts potential re-election, crediting his wartime services and campaign support from friends and colleagues.
Authority states Casares Rio Vaqar and Fas begin laying track from Nacocari to the south in ten days. The esnip plans only a few kilometers more for construction. The company concentrates almost all available force on the Nogst Ciganen cut to finish the line, with further work expected toward Navozati and nearby branches once the current section opens.
An engineer, while employed as an engineer in a mill, crafted a small line-driven motor and attached it to Star diesels. He then created a three-wheeled machine for two riders capable of twenty miles per hour, applying the invention to a light passenger vehicle that foreshadowed the automobile. The work took him through Madison, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
The commission plans hearings to gather views on improving life in rural America. It will visit agricultural colleges and invite farmers, businesspeople, physicians, and others with open-country ties to attend. Stops include Dallas Los Angeles Tucson El Paso Fresno San Francisco Denver Fort Collins Omaha Minneapolis Madison Champaign Kansas City and Washington from November to December.
A haunted house in Guadalajara causes concern as authorities search the site for the source of mysterious noises. Nearby residents move away from the area and avoid passing the house as investigators probe the situation.
The document lists numerous individuals connected to the Cochise election count, including gate to Congress figures and several named officials and representatives. Names such as Jack White and Jake Soherer appear among the long roster of election staff and superiors, reflecting the extensive count process and personnel involved.
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