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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1901
Page
1
The Bisbee area newspaper item outlines tax rates for Cochise and neighboring counties, notes memorial events for the late president at the Copper Queen Opera House, and records community happenings including elections, mine activity, gymnasium construction, and local travel. It mentions a Mexican labor case, local figures, and weather.
The article discusses new provisions in Arizona law regulating stock theft and grand larceny penalties. It notes debates on jurisdiction and enforcement, the impact on cases involving theft of cattle and calves, and how courts may apply the revised statute. Also mentioned are stock industry matters and a travel_rate advertisement with several distant city prices.
A fragmentary report describes several mines and ownerships including Ose mine Geilegher Maher and Sateen mine Wl McKittrick, with several others held by Johnson Warren Pearce and Cash Reg Co. The text mentions forfeiture notices, partnerships and a stray note about New Comstock and drifting ore, ending with a poetic, graveyard tone about discovery.
A garbled historical column recounts dueling refusals between a burgomaster and a doctor, a brutal assault by a drusher on an elderly laborer and a knife wound to the assailant’s mother, plus university drinking reforms, a poem fragment, and local notices including medical advertisement for Chamberlain’s remedy.
Large crowds mourned President McKinley at First Methodist Church and Arlington Cemetery as ministers and citizens reflected on his life. Mrs McKinley faced a grim time post tragedy, with state ceremonies unfolding around Canton and Washington. The report notes massive public sorrow and the strong sense of national grief.
Kingman rumor circles as William J Roe, father-in-law of Henery Levin, shows heavy ore with high dense metal content yet lacks gold copper or lead. Analysis reportedly lists 75 percent tin but the source refuses to reveal where found, believed in the porphyry region east of the Colorado River. Lat Admiral Cevera testifies at the Bebry inquiry regarding jurisdiction.
A historical notice lists letter recipients at Tombstone post office for the month ending August 31 1001. Named addressees include Goldie Adams National Book Joo Barkedele Henry W Daniel Fish Bros Geo French SE Knapp James F Mack Snok Marebell WC Meredith W Rinhwood James White. The item notes adverts with dates and mentions absence of lawyers in the area.
Lawmakers aim to advance measures restricting entry and expelling outsiders deemed threats. rhetoric labels opponents as enemies of the government and calls for strict action on border control and national security.
The article notes widespread sorrow as the nation pauses in memory of the late president. It recalls his popularity and universal respect across classes, with business and public life temporarily suspended in tribute.
A compact recount of early photography in England around 1508 to 1842, the stamp collecting origin linked to a Belgian schoolmaster using stamps for geography lessons, and a stray note on ancient writing tools and a 1780 Birmingham metallic pen introduction.
This readable fragment notes a structured record from a local notice with details about a scheduled action. It mentions entities in unclear form and lacks concrete names or dates but preserves the gist of a formal item needing attention.
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