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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1900
Page
2
A speculative account suggests Mark Siith leads a democratic wave nationwide with Arizona aligning behind him and backing the Democratic tickets as the campaign progresses.
The article notes Jim Corbett and his wife touring a variety venue together, citing ongoing speculation in papers. Representative Livingston also comments on election forecasts and Bryan’s remark about Republican grace, reflecting political chatter from the era.
A fragmented political screed argues Democrats fight imperialism and honor free silver. It urges backing Mark Sauith and Marc Smith on silver platforms and predicts Regan’s presidency, warning against Republican delegates and a Republican legislature in the territory.
The Florence Tribune urges Pinal County backing for Mark Smith as delegate to Congress citing his role in securing a $20,000 San Carlos survey appropriation and his influence with legislators. Opponent Oskew Murphy is linked to public land cession and continued mismanagement, urging unity to protect homes and livelihoods.
The trade group asserts American merchandise is cheaper abroad after export and rebuy, asking the Treasury to confiscate all US made cards sent back to the United States to curb undercutting.
Bisbee residents packed the Democratic mask meeting hall to hear Mark Smith and Ex-Chief Justice Baker. Smith praised his candidacy and attacked book legislation while Baker presented arguments against bood schemes and offered detailed figures. Both speakers drew strong applause and left a favorable impression on local voters.
Geo Mitchell and family stayed briefly in Bisbee with HC Kennedy of San Francisco visiting. Reports of a new strike on Easter Sunday claims near here. Nick Noble left for the county seat. Deputy Marshal Smulien of Tucson in Bisbee. Republicans and Democrats sent candidates to various parts of the county to meet voters. Bisbee team placed second in the territorial shoot at Jerome. Dr L Caren expected to looste there. Galveston Fundball collected 90 95 with 25 expenses last Friday. Local politics warming up with heated discussions. Republican candidates head to Tombstone for a county rally. Catholic fair opened last night to strong support. Mark Smith and party head to Nogales then Tucson Wilcox Globe Pearce and Tombstone. Young Men’s Democratic Club meets tonight with Judge Joel Robinson of Tombstone to speak. FC Fenderson and Miss Ida More wed yesterday with Rev Roberts officiating. The couple well known and friends extend best wishes.
Rev A Elliott visits Bisbee on October 19 1900 with plans for Sunday services at the Library Hall. The Catholic Fair continues with a popular race track event and a listings of committee members. Judge Jemwert Robinson spoke at the Young Men's Democratic club praising reform and discussing silver, bullion tax and trusts along with local political updates. Ed Brown and B F Cratan addressed the club as Assemblyman and Supervisor nominees.
The minutes record adjournment of the Oct 15 meeting at 10 PM with members Beaton Montgomery and Alisire present. Actions include protests by D W Wickersham on assessments, cancellation of certain property assessments, bond approvals for Tom Watere and DW Kin sey, and clerk and treasurer instructions. Road overseer changes, expenditure allowances, and a judicial precinct to include specified townships and ranges are noted.
The board conducted routine business before adjourning at 4 30 p m and adjourned to Det 2008 1900. Chairman Bestox and Javes F Dexcax were noted in the proceedings with the group identified as Jewish.
In Tombstone observers report a lively campaign as voters show satisfaction with Recorder Frank Hare while Democrats rally for strong turnout. Pro-Tombstone figures include Nick Noble a prosperous local businessman and CK Bosnick a famed wrestler now courting support. Candidates Scribner Land Hare and others tour towns, with a grand Democratic rally planned. The Copper Crown mine expands holdings near the Dragoon Black Diamond belt as exploration continues and ore extraction proceeds.
The article notes Nick Nobe's return and urges confidence in local leaders BF Graham and others while praising the Democratic ticket as crucial for Arizona voters. It also mentions a Sunset limited train beginning November 7, with new equipment and wide test routes west of the Mississippi. Additional items report Pan Railway buying rails for 3.9 million dollars and coal land prospects in Dorr Creek fields, Florence Blade and Abbey taking executive roles with Western Co in Dragones mines.
A man died and a second was wounded after a Saturday evening shooting at a Chinese restaurant on Alien Street. Stephen Ruf, a cattleman, allegedly due a debt to Sam Chung, the restaurant owner, returned with a Winchester revolver and opened fire after a dispute over the unpaid meal. Ruf died from a heart wound. Sam Chung was wounded through the left lung but survived. a coroner's jury ruled the killing justifiable self defense. The incident prompted public speculation on the case and mourning for Ruf, a former foreman of the Enne Cattle Co. The Chinese community mourns the loss as the survivor remains in serious condition.
An author warns thirty acres of spruce land are needed to produce enough pulp for a metropolis newspaper over two days, fearing forests may vanish and paper become scarce. The piece also notes the continued promotion of Hoster's Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach ailments and related issues.
An early 20th century report from Guadalupe details a Sunday school class incident marred by graphic mentions of Eve and Adam. In the same community note, a girl named Barbara injuries her wrist at a play, while residents recount a flood that wrecked the town near El Paso, forcing 800 residents to seek higher ground as relief struggles with water shortages and sanitation.
The readable fragments reference beauty and blood and a clean chin. Ambiguous phrases mention sly tout fanart and candy, with garbled names and scattered words. No clear events, people, or places emerge to form a coherent news item.
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