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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1900
Page
2
General Gomez, known as the Father of Cubs, urges that only revolution participants hold offices in Cab, ee canal, and hee Patis exposition, as the Mexican celebration proceeds with quiet cuccens.
A garbled note suggests concerns that Allied nations may clash as tensions rise in China, with questions about future cooperation and potential economic or political rifts among the allied powers in the region.
A translated note indicates Tintoacreet’s Voskmuet will attend a sporting event in New York as new rules in Wuesiale of New York take effect. The report mentions Careon and Chita involvement and a focus on athlete competition under fresh regulations.
The Tropude announce plans for a cold winter while few gather for support. Sweden has just issued war ships and Christian ships. The Swedes likely wonder why the United States assigns Monccacy and Miantonomah to a war squad.
A Yale professor reportedly asserts a method to cure intoxication by hypnosis. The article notes supporters seek trials in November and September, with campaigns and canvassing planned for Ostoper and early November to explain the process.
A Yuma Sun paraphrase notes political figures eyeing higher offices in November, with hints of ambition and the drive to seize new plum roles. The piece frames ongoing desires among local men for advancement amid upcoming elections.
Shanghai population estimates are questioned as analysts flag inflated liar counts and dubious demographics. Tribune editor Bro Reppy notes that similar counties show exaggeration and misreporting, urging caution in interpreting figures from Shenghai.
Government reports a large fund of fifty million dollars disbursed in San Francisco tied to the Philippine war, with expectations of a long road ahead before full settlement. Local observers note the city may feel effects for many months as the financial flow continues.
In most counties of Arienne, the Democratic primaries produced contested outcomes with Smith and Wilson both claiming victory. The results will be formally demonstrated at the upcoming territorial convention.
A garbled report notes 326 steamers for the South African war effort with tonnage 175,000. It claims this exceeds France by 65 19 percent and is 421,761 below Germany, implying a flawed accounting of war shipping strength.
A French adventurer who lived among cannibals in Central Africa plans to publish a book after enduring captivity. The piece promotes a patent medicine, Hosever's Somach Bitters, claiming it cures dyspepsia constipation indigestion biliousness nervousness and insomnia and urges readers to request the genuine product with Privace Reviwes Stasups on the bottle.
Bisbee notes Surveyor Hall visits the town, with a focus on mining interests. Supt Walter Douglas returns from an eastern trip bringing updates on regional mining business and development.
The piece reports HL Mason winning second prize in a winter literary contest and details two campers Frank Austin and Joe Gates recounting a rough camping trip near the Dragoon mountains. It notes a fundraising or social event, a Mexican highwayman incident, and a Copper Queen band picnic planned for Lewis Springs with varied local notes.
A weary and hungry group packed up and headed home after a storm. They improvised a makeshift umbrella from a bag and sticks, carrying it over their heads as they trudged to town. They resolved to spend the remainder of their vacation elsewhere.
County records list property and mine transfers in Bisbee. Entries show transfers from Lee Benton to Bisbee Improvement Company, Jota Wale to AH Mosley and J T Pirtle, and others with amounts from 1 to 1000 pounds or dollars. Also mentions power of attorney, labor court fees, and an incorporation article for Solomon Syringe Co.
Monday update from Tombstone highlights visits by residents including Eugene Lartica and Geo Rafferty, with mentions of Sheriff Scott Wane, judge travelers, and a busy civic scene. Reports cover schooling, teachers certificates, a funeral, local celebrations, and upcoming September 16 independence festivities amid mining interest and political activity.
The Salt River valley cannot produce apples despite fertile soil and abundant fruit. It yields superior oranges melons grapes and pears but fails to grow edible apples. The piece notes ranchers past year attempts ended in small flavorless fruit and suggests future crops stay to better adapted fruits. It also references a California court case involving a young woman and a general statement about protecting women.
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