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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1907
Page
2
A fragment from a historical column mocks optimism about America and mocks foreign affairs while praising Globe and New Mexico Arizona statehood prospects. It references Theodore Roosevelt and labor strife, notes a Sierra foothill region’s timber resources, and critiques monopolies and industrialism.
London fashion reports note American wells decline to carry handkerchiefs in sleeves. This aligns with expectations since many Americans were raised to use sleeves for their handkerchiefs.
Dissatisfaction rises in naval circles over Japan purchasing 34 million dollars worth of torpedoes from England while the United States halted imports. Critics question the need for torpedoes and argue for domestic production. They warn navy officers push for constant war footing and continuous spending.
Hiener, a talented editorial writer, accepts a position on the Globe Silver Bell staff. A stranger in Arizona, he was coaxed into associating with the Journal, an obscure local sheet.
Fragmentary historic note touts Dr Merce and Dr Jonaty of Tus Ext as promoting Unicarea root and Golden Seal as key remedies. Claims assert strong medicinal properties for women's ailments including bleeding and congestive conditions, presented as a faithful depiction of the therapies in the Favorite Prescription.
A critical look at how a citizen acquired thirty million acres of public woodland. Questions raised about fairness under old land laws and alleged abuses of federal land policy. Includes a tale of a California editor misprinting a lost ship notice triggering a mother’s anger.
The Wopeka State Journal notes that if Adam had earned ten dollars weekly from creation to next Sunday, he would have enough to pay Standard Oil’s 29,240,000 dollar fine, a sum dwarfed by what John D Rockefeller has earned while not working since Adam’s birth.
Sims Ely, private secretary to Governor Kibbey, said the governor has no intention of resigning and remains governor of Arimuna with stable relations to the president. The interview aims to calm Phoenix factions following rumors that Attorney General Clark seeks the governorship and has endorsements from Kibbey and Chief Justice Ken.
A sweeping note on Arizona's growth cites new presses and expanding papers. The Tucson Daily Star prints a 10 000 edition with 24 pages, while The Tucson Post seeks to become a daily under Herbert Brown, tied to the Roosevelt faction. The Globe Miner, edited by D W Semple, is launching as a 12 page weekly with plans for a daily edition once linotype and printing facilities arrive.
Mateo Rodriguez was shot as he fled a Gravetta ranch watermelon patch near Tuc son after stealing watermelons. A Yaqui boy found the body, two melons lay nearby, and investigators pursued the case as a fatal theft incident.
The El Paso & Southwestern Railway announces the western division headquarters will shift from El Paso to Douglas. Superintendent F B King offices will be set up in the Douglas depot, with a ninety foot addition planned to house trainmaster and roadmaster. A 300-man troops unit on practice march is expected in Tombstone en route to Fort Huachuca.
The Los Angeles Graphic advocates combining Southern California with Arizona to form a new state. It argues California may seek independence from political subdivisions while Arizona could gain statehood, noting population totals and potential representation. The piece discusses fears of Senate influence and the feasibility of a 645,000 plus Arizona population under a merged state, with two senators and multiple representatives.
The Globe reports a recurring French scam letter claiming wealth and a jailed daughter in Spain seeks funds from Globe residents named McGregor. The tale targets local MacGregors while a separate mining project boosts workers on the Southern Pacific extension in Jalisco. Superintendent W. J. McGavock says 6,900 to 5,000 men may be employed as ties are contracted from the United States, Japan, and America, with materials sourced from Louisiana California and Puget Sound.
The Copper Queen tax dispute returns to court as Attorney General Clark seeks a writ of mandate to compel Tax Collector Gaines of Cochise County to sue the Copper Queen Consolidated mining company for unpaid taxes from 1901. The case involves a total tax amount around 40 thousand dollars with penalties and interest, and questions whether Gaines acted properly in not initiating suit.
The text outlines hunting seasons and limits for several species, including deer, quail, pheasant, ducks, geese, brant, trout, black bass, straw berry, and others. It notes prohibitions on sale, license requirements, and fees for game such as deer, wolves, mountain lions, bear, and related wildlife.
The United States plans a voluntary register for citizens living overseas, with new consular registration books to be issued and distributed in Mexico soon. The measure aims to help consuls monitor Americans abroad. participation is not mandatory. Meanwhile creditors meet regarding Duey & Overlook and plan to appoint F K Harrington as assignee at Judge Deantomped's court to arrange settlement.
From Wednesday's Daily, Ethe Welch returns from Distoe after a pleasant visit with friends for several weeks. A general fall roundup by Hog Whee Land & Carthy Co. is planned at Huschues Siding on the Marbacoma September 20. Cattlemen invited. Florence Blade notes a flood rise of four feet Tuesday afternoon making the stream fordable conditions for days. Howe leaves for Tucson on business. Prisoner brought from Bisbee by Copptable Wilmoth awaiting grand jury. County Recorder McDonald celebrated by birth of a baby girl. Marnegtuts appointed at firm meeting. Tombstone ball club expects Loughe team Sunday for a return game. Local mines active near Chi Jeahune Meade camp. Marriages announced: Teague and Mary A. Kay. McGarty and Catherine Byron. Rinley and Mrs Feitus. Stark and Maude Rachif.
Leadville Mining Company warns that it will not be responsible for any work done or damages in the Lendville Gray Mule Copper Hay Western Belle Torquone King Maid of Sunshine King Solomon Northern Light Head Light Winchester West Side York Town Charleston Baltimore Veeuvias Lilly Cosmopolitan Compromise Victoria Wonder Mintos More Cast Troy claims in Cochise Arizona. Notice signed by President Hours at Pearce Arizona dated July 22 1907 with first publication July 25 1907.
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