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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1896
Page
1
The text argues for free coinage of gold and silver at 16 10 4, abolition of national banks, creation of Postal Savings System under the Treasury, and direct popular lawmaking with low thresholds. It also envisions national transport control, civil service salary alignment, and ongoing roundups and cattle sales events with dates in September and August.
Primary election notice calls for delegate apportionment across Cochise County. Bisbee hosts the convention under central committee call. Delegates listed include Tombstone Fort Huachuca Fairbank and multiple towns with varying counts from 1 to 75.
Notice from T B Chattman of Pearcy dated August 17 warns all persons not to buy or negotiate a paper claiming to call for one hundred dollars in favor of Jott Gates, which he says was not endorsed by him as payment was already made and Gates’ receipt paper is lost.
A chaotic dispatch bundles senatorial maneuvering, labor strikes, and weathered campaign theater. Senator Hull declines a delegate role while Thomas E Watson espouses fusion with Bryan on the Populist ticket. In New York, 500 mechanics strike over nonunion marble workers, and a Paris cyclone damages Rue de Harley as windows blow out and dust fills streets.
The notice promotes Schilling's Best tea as tightly sealed in card board boxes with vellum air tight protection to preserve flavor. It warns against storing near strong cheese and promises rewards for careful handling. The Schilling Company also offers cof fee, soda, baking powder, spices and flavoring extras with a money back guarantee.
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