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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1906
Page
2
The Prospector criticizes joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, arguing it misrepresents Republican sentiment and praises Frank Murphy and the Yavapai County Republican Convention for opposing it. The piece urges support for the national administration and condemns those who pushed for statehood.
A local editorial condemns W. F. Cooper’s congressional delegate candidacy, arguing he is innocent and deserves better treatment than the ridicule directed at his nomination by the Republic Transpace. The piece laments the vitriolic tone aimed at Cooper and calls for fair consideration of his qualifications.
Jaudgs C. F. Ainsworth of Phoenix seems determined to inaugurate a joint statehood party, run for Delegate to Congress alone, and after the campaign ends, the valiant judge will find himself alone.
A brief political note praises Mark Smith for a race he has outlined before. It urges steadiness, noting there is no enemy to confront and applauding the action while urging him to stay confident and ready.
An uneven, fragmented reflection questions the Czar and the rulers who promise justice for the common people. The speaker remarks on ease of spelling and the stubborn shade of authority as peasants seek fair treatment and truth.
A crowd gathered to honor a distinguished figure whose measurements of character service and leadership were praised. The event recognized qualities such as patriotism integrity and public service, framing the subject as a model for future generations.
Fragmentary text notes political process with references to United States, names, and successors amid deaths resignations or disabilities. Mentions senators and mandates but lacks clear actions, dates, or places to form a full report.
A garbled Wickenburg Herald excerpt references debates on statehood and local governance. Citizens argue for or against a proposed measure while neighbors react to a magistrate ruling, framing a tense public discourse in a small community.
The Nogales Oasis lauds a talented visionary in Arizona journalism as a strong voice for the state. It celebrates a paper that fights valiantly for Arizona and welcomes more Hammer stripe writers to enrich its pages.
A fragment from a Hearst newspaper correspondence debate describes a heated meeting. Editors and editors argue for restraint while condemning false reports and defending the role of journalists to verify facts before publishing.
A garbled report quotes Governor Bafa Varss Tofhhe Stat of Sun yasrd denying rumors of military or political actions. He claims the trip to Mexics was for pleasure and not tied to any planned events on September 16, amid unclear travel details and misreported statements.
A disrupted report from New Mexico notes treasury concerns and officials urging immediate action. The piece mentions a penal institution and financial improprieties, with emphasis on safeguarding funds and avoiding further losses. Names and precise figures are unclear, but the tone signals corrective steps and public anxiety.
A fragment suggests Mark is set for a greater majority than any rival in Arizona while Max Smith is expected to return to Congress for a further term with a strong majority. The text hints at a political landscape favoring incumbents and favored candidates.
The article previews a territorial fair week from November 12 to 17, highlighting a fair schedule, extended exhibits, and department heads in charge. It notes racing events featuring the fastest horses in the region, with emphasis on value and excitement for attendees.
A fragment describes Galen and Warnexros overseeing a large mining operation in the city. It notes extensive work in the ties and a summer of property testing slipping into the Dongle area, with many tasks ahead and a time frame for completion.
Tombstone hosts county conventions and political chatter across Cochise and surrounding areas. Citizens urged to register, campaigns favor Mark Smith and the Democratic Party, with looming election activity and local gatherings shaping the territory’s future.
Public Examiner W C Foster reports unrest near Nogales as Mexican and American forces tighten along the border. Mexican cavalry occupies the line while ranger units bolster patrols. War Department dispatches troops to Nogales and Naco with other detachments at Douglas to quell fears and deter uprising.
An appeal case filed in the district court concerns Douglas entity D J Genardini. The dispute centers on a debt claim brought before the court yesterday.
Tombstone resident Leighton Postradi, linked to a baggage handler role at El Paso Southwestern depot, departs for Philadelphia amid a rebated freight dispute. The Baltimore & Ohio Line and RD Wood Co face a railway commission inquiry over prepay and rebate handling, with witnesses and a government claim shaping the case.
Nevins leaves man behind on business in Bisbee Logan visits from Benson to attend probate matters. Col W L C Land of Benson plans tombstone venture. Thurston the machinery promoter arrives from Patee. Geo Stable moves to Bisbee for T. Moompany job. Jennie Smith seeks divorce from Michael Smith. Foster to leave for Pavens. Grand jury chairman Bowen returns to Basher. Hereford meeting to discuss buying cattle. Miao Wethiel returns from trip, met by C Gage. Job Meteal released from Bacon Hospital to Santa Barbara. Williams the painter still missing. Kane suspected crossing border. Probate events include Goodby, Weeman, Gwin. Beaton estate petition filed. Gallen party touring mining properties for a bond option.
Major C H Wates arrives from Austin with a detachment of ten officers and 200 men. The unit travels in five tourist cars and one Pullman toward Fort Huachuca arriving early tomorrow. A roof accident on Sixth Street injures Bert Holland and father. repairs and medical treatment follow. Rumors say Southern Pacific plans a line near the Huachuca mountains, with surveys already done and a proposed route from Farrbank to Canapes.
The article touts a natural stomach and liver tonic, centering on Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery made from native plant extracts. It argues that nerve and muscle vitality rely on blood nutrients, promoting the tonic as safe and effective for fatigue, poor nutrition, and “bankrupt vitality” with emphasis on cleansing and invigorating the digestive system. It also mentions Indians' traditional remedies and warns about avoidance of harmful drugs.
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