Tombstone Epitaph Mingles national politics in 1892 Arizona
The Tombstone Epitaph reports on Arizona and national politics with references to Republican and People's party activities. It notes candidate name mix ups and primaries in Cochise County, mentions plans for a Wichita Kansas rally, and discusses railroad and telegraph debates. It also covers Colorado conventions, Mormon church issues, and possible presidential moves by Cleveland and Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party of Kansas
Wichita
Prescott
People's Party
Chuff
Graham County
Mormon Church
United States
Jerry
Cleveland
Weaver
Harrison
George Clark
Texas
Clark
Train Robber Chase Ends in Fatal Assault at Samson Flat
Reports detail Evans and Sontag opening fire on a posse led by U S Deputy Marshal McGinnis at Young's place on Samson Flat. Four posse members die or are fatally wounded. three mortally. Sheriff suspects robbers fled northeastward. Apache scouts unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuesso
Evans
Young
Sontag
U.S
Marshal McGinnis
Vic Wilson
L. Olsen
George Wilby
Visalia
Warren Hill
George Youngs
Wilson
Burke
Dunlap
Witty
Kamsas
Paris
Texas
Deming N. M
Dalton Gang
8. Williams
Paris Court
Bob Dalton
Grant Dalton
Sam Wingo
Three Fingered Jack
Williams
Gang of Outlaws
Dexixa
N. M
United States
Dalton
Southern Pacific
Marshal Williams
Mining deeds and political notes from Tombstone
Land transfers of 160 acres on San Pedro for 250 and other parcels including the Copper Bullion mine in Warren district for 50 and 25 with residence reservations. Also a probate judge candidate announcement for Chas. Granville Johnston noting Harvard training and Cochise county residency. The piece ends with editorials advocating the Populist ticket Weaver and Long for free silver, anti protection, and government control of railroads and telegraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Melten
Alto John True
San Pedro
J. W. Howell
D. W. James
W.E. Dodge
Warren District
J.T. Bealy
Eda Narding
Baltimore Plain
Turquois District
Chas
Granville Johnston
Johnston
Harvard Law School
Cochise County
Iis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone Epitaph
Popusuny Xvany
Tombstone
Arizona
Cluff
Council
Clough
Territorial Convention Publicans
People’s Party
Republican Party of
Senate
San Louis Potosi
Mexico
Panama
Pacific
Cleveland Democrats
Colorado
Pueblo
Stevenson
Micky” Stewart
San Axiosto
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Yokahami
Japan
Loxpox
Birkbeck Bank
London and General Bank
Union Bank
Denxves
New York
Flower
Fire Island
Sari
Scandia
Eixina
Marricon Nickerson
James Corbett
Desire
Nickerson
Avgusta, Me
Augusta
Thomas H. Carter
Fifth Avenue
JH. Maway
Portiaxy
Cleaves
Johnsson
Hussey
Reed
Washington County
House
Chicago
Illinois
Peoria
Belleville
Alton
San Francisco
Sanger
Fresno
McGinnis
Sampson Flat
Rob
Bers
Visatia
Fresno County
Wilwon
Hering
Winchester
MocGinnis
Kansas City
Senator Pletter
Kansas
Union Depot
Anton
Reform Party
New Haven
San Angonio
Presidio
Michael Edenez
Carlos Thomas
Juan Pelasco
Paestx
W.J. Smith
H. C. Rogers
Wm. Morgan
W. E. Hurley
Frank Baxter
Jas. K. Murphy
W. H. Williams
Rasson
Neve Osborn
T. C. Jordan
Wm. Standage
J W. Daven
C. H. Gray
C.S. Johnson
Johnson
Gray
Cappo
L. T
Gov. Jones
Bennett
Wright
Bryant
Hampvxo
London Standard
Hamburg
Slemburg
Byron
Swinburne Island
Jenkins
Swinburne
Hoffman Islands
Rugis
Wyoming
Moravia
the Herald
Montezuma Street
Howard
Joel Laxe
Tucsox
Health Department
Edeon
Kelton
Geo. Fitts
C. H. Arnold
J. Alking
M. Stoner
Bisbee
W. B. Reese
Ed Robinson
Jas. Loyd
Sonora
Geo. Tevis
Benson
Palace
Phil Pragye
St. Louis
G. Alboff
Tucson
Ban Jose
PB. Yhornton
Ranch. D
George Christ
Wolfley
Tae Paosrecrox
Berearn
Loog
West
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