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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1894
Page
2
A Utah paper notes a Sunday publication of a tombstone epitaph and discusses support for a reform ticket. The article mentions approval of a flagellation project and a planned structure with a foundation partly complete.
The Bereaticans must secure fifty two seats to gain control of the House as winter nears. Two years ago the Democrats expanded their ranks with significant gains.
A well known citizen offered remarks yesterday about political direction and republican values, but the note contained unclear language and stray phrases, making the overall point hard to discern.
A quoted statement alleges a US plan to capture Kid and imprison Geronimo, claiming the speaker would bankrupt the territory to fund rewards for many more Apaches, reflecting unrest over punitive measures against Native communities.
A fragmented local account shows a dealer selling corn and whiskey with a 16 dollar price, government takes 5, retainer 7, distiller 5, railroad 1, farmer 0.10, suggesting an old farm economy where farmers struggle to profit while authorities and intermediaries take most of the revenue. The text references the nearest town and hints at a traditional corn whiskey trade.
The Tucson platform professes opposition to a return of a certain “begale” and supports free silver coinage with an 18 to 1 ratio. It calls for immediate government action on mining and reclamation of arid lands, contrasting with the Arizona delegation’s stance at a congress regarding land to states and territories.
The piece argues CONTY's eherit will secure one candidate for noncination before the county convention and that Me. White has proven a tireless officer who broke up cattle theft and restrained mob violence after 1893. It claims conspirators seek revenge and warn voters against dummy candidates on November 6.
Wor Exch Two goon epring exchange for bay Kea with local traders reported in unclear terms. The fragment mentions a swap involving bay property and a person named Kea amid whispered negotiations. Hard to confirm entities or outcomes from the partial text.
H. Tippett and Felix Coblents stay at the Pal Tite as election pamphlets circulated by conspiracy groups trigger warnings. Prominent locals like J. A. Moynihan and A. Emanuel are named among targets. rumors of conventions, arrests, and ongoing political agitation spread across Tombstone and nearby towns.
The California Supreme Court rules county assessors may retain a percentage of poll taxes collected. San Luis Obispo County Assessor Feltz seeks recovery of personal, state and road poll tax collections as compensation. The high court confirms Feltz is entitled to keep 15 percent of the poll taxes he collected.
A collage of child speak and classroom moments from Youth's Companion and Harper's expose how youngsters interpret stories and science. It includes a puzzled five year old on lightning rods and a young pupil contrasting Old and New Testaments with playful misstatements.
An English style agricultural column discusses soil, lime, pests, and the need for proximity of garden to home for better care. It warns against overmedicating sick animals and notes the early stage of diversifying into vegetable and fruit farming. Tombeton Drug Store advertises Triliet Rompe and Sachet Powders.
The Tombstone and Bisbee clubs will play a Sunday morning game as the Bisbee team finishes their journey home. Territorial politics dominate with N. C. Murphy nominated for congress and A. J. Doran for council at large. Several local officials and candidates are discussed amid county race details and convention preparations.
Reports sweep in from Washington and London on boxing politics as Jackson disputes a Corbett bout and a $10,000 forfeit. Japan and Korea negotiate a key treaty while indictments loom in New York over Edison tests and prize fights. Panama’s canal shares issue is postponed amid heavy labor.
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