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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1892
Page
3
The report notes party competition in Graham county with talk of the People's party. It mentions candidates Mark Smith and Survie, a treason arrest in Amal gated Association at Hoscetead, and a Brussels monetary conference with US delegates. Local remarks cover Dem and Rep shifts, convention scenes, and varied errands around Tombstone and Bisbee.
Cochise County residents voice strong support for Mark Smith claiming he can do more for Arizona in Congress than any other candidate. The piece echoes a long-standing political tale about past access to officials and dismisses rumors as outdated campaign yarns in the run up to the next election.
A fragmented OCR list cites weights and participants such as Benner E Marke Frank Dubecher P B Soto Widlcox F Nicholes Jane Dunbar Phenix G W Bryan Benson Scott White Bowie Chas Brown New York Johns Cincinnati Wm Reid Bisbee and Judge Perrin with spouses, appear to be a weigh-in or match roster.
A chaotic caucus featured accusations of voting irregularities as William and Sverstay Smith faced questions over minutes and affidavits. Delegates prepared for today’s convention with a legislative ticket selected and a party split looming amid tense language and tense exchanges.
The readable fragment shows scattered words and names, with no clear event or report. It mentions places, people, and prices in a garbled sequence, lacking a cohesive story or subject to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a marriage guide in archaic or distorted terms. The readable portion mentions Seeleare Colca and references a Sit Translamey context, but the core event or guidance remains unclear in the surviving lines.
A periodical notice outlines cattle brands assigned to subscribers of the Daily Prospector and Werk Ly Errravin with no compensation for readers who possess brands. The advertisement includes numerous names, brands, and locations, mentioning brands such as Cole, Sullivan, Duvall, and others, plus references to post offices and towns, reflecting a mixed local business and branding feature.
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