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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1895
Page
2
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic panorama of a 19th century reign of tobacco prices and currency variants. Mentions a steamer, mail routes, and a figure named Silver Knight amid references to whiskey money and shifting paper types. The text glances at public discourse on taxation and liberty, with scattered quotes and statements.
The fragment urges friends of Culver in all parts of the United States to seize the moment to advance independent action on bimetallic policy. It argues that without domestic resolve, the country cannot avoid a decisive settlement, regardless of Britain or other nations.
The passage notes the American gunboat Cealate encountering French forces in Madagascar. It describes the French as intruders and the Hovas as the indigenous power the Americans would salute, drawing a parallel to saluting the British flag in Venezuela. Also reports a London to Aber delayed high-speed rail claim and USA long-distance rail records with Buffalo to New York run at 61.56 mph.
The page reports on mining interests in Copper Queen and surrounding industry, interspersed with local chatter about miners and town life. It cites a Major Burke inspector, eclipse talk, and various community notices, with mentions of Miss Lemon and Miss Davie among others.
The garbled passage lists names and fragments of actions, mentioning players and events in a disjointed way. It references a figure named Howell, peach, pain, and a score or measure system. Overall it resembles a disorderly sports or personal reflection text with unclear sequence and missing context.
Fragmentary report discusses vast story of previous metals and bullion, border alignment with the United States, and abundance of water timber and juniper. Mentions coal fields and arid regions, noting irrigation and artesian waters. Indicates counties and territory development with value of resources and incentives for workers.
A damaged OCR fragment lists items such as dresses, undergarments and accessories for sale. It mentions a white dress and potential prices and sellers but lacks clear names, dates or locations.
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