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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1894
Page
2
An archival item notes a recurring Sunday epitaph line and a fragmented critique of political life. It mentions a notion that college breeding is not required for thoroughbred status and references Fiske as linked to a Republican campaign slogan circulated by some faction.
CoCHIEE County supporters praise Mark Smith as a lead candidate for higher honors. The Ohio Democratic convention declares for free coinage and denounces the A. P. A. The message emphasizes a stronger showing than Yavapai and asserts Homerton leadership in the ticket.
A fragment from a political report notes that the democratic state convention of South Carolina denounced Crow land's administration. The commentary describes the state as inhabited by men who do not mince taste and reflects partisan tone of the era.
An earnest Tur meeting calls for tax protest against the removal of troops from San Carlos. Delegates insist resolutions must convey strong resolve without overstepping.
The report notes three military posts in Arizona persist despite serving little strategic purpose. They sit in locations where they rarely influence operations and mostly appear to fill space during local events such as ball games.
SkINSe, who aimed to shut newspaper offices in the territory Lip law two years ago, is a candidate for reelection to the legislature from Graham County.
Josefi has been reseminated for delegate to congress by the Democrats of New Mexico, while Chaves leads the Republican ticket. Chaves has previously represented the territory in the Senate and the 40th Congress.
N C Murphy declined to vote for James G Blaine as the Republican convention nominated Benjamin Harrison. Harrison supporters recall the act and pledge to target his delegates in future political battles.
The article states on good authority that James Reilly will seek the nomination for district attorney on the populist ticket. It argues he is deserving and that denying him would be base gratitude.
An aged speaker laments involvement in political matters and describes aging and crossing a river bearing a cross marked with Malice toward all, charity toward none, conveying a somber, cautionary tone.
Jones Caxenett is portrayed as a strong minded elocutionist and Democratic nominee for councilman-at-large. The piece emphasizes his fine presence and potential to win converts to the Democratic cause, noting his persuasive public speaking abilities.
The commentary notes Owen's victory over Breckinridge fails to cool Pollard's zeal as his colonel plans to face the voters again. The piece questions Owen's awareness of defeat and hints at scrutiny of his social record.
The Democratic Party of Cochine county aims to campaign united and win a fall victory surprising opponents. It claims a strong record over the past 0 years, contrasting with prior administrations and asserting renewed strength.
The Washington Republican convention voted down a plank calling for free coinage of silver at sixteen to one, the first state gathering west of the Mississippi to reject such a proposal, signaling likely Democratic gains in the fall election.
The piece argues for experienced men who can think clearly and express themselves well. It emphasizes the need for lawmakers who can influence others through open, manly speech rather than mere buttonholing.
The discussion notes that Mexican paper uses imports from France or Germany while many European readers use US manufactured paper. It mentions a perceived leverage point in Bivine's reciprocity policy, suggesting fuller reciprocity could resolve the imbalance.
C D Rerey attempts a historical sketch of the paper’s founders since its start in Anpena. The editor’s stance is firm yet critical as Reppy’s broadside questions origins and hints of Canadian birth, framing a tense internal dispute over legacy and bias.
The text speculates on the national political makeup, predicting 153 Democrats and 154 Republicans in the House and 1 or 2 Republican seats in the Senate, with other parties doubtful. It reflects a parliamentary projection across states and districts.
A garbled report describes cleaning and scrubbing of a building revealing clearer paint, glass, and windows. Mention of Mr Harwood four years prior and a rough line of attack is noted as an argument for changing administration every few years.
Jons C Hexsnox, Democratic nominee for delegate to Congress, born in Fayette County Missouri in 1836, age 43. He moved to Lexington Kentucky to study law, is married with two children, long resident of Prescott since 1860, described as an able lawyer and well respected. He is a fluent speaker and well informed on public issues.
An odd scene unfolds as a funeral director and a pamphleteer share an emotional moment at a port office. Tears mix with sunlit rays through a washed window, while a Winslow syrup advertisement bears witness to a peculiar tale of affection in old age.
Bisne will host the damoer io delegates on October ninth and expresses pride in the convention being held locally. The party argues against fixed yearly sites, urging flexibility and proposing Benson or Willcox as possible venues to keep the tradition dynamic.
The article notes Lroseavanto, once unknown in Sweden twenty years ago, is asked by Emperor William I to compose a new arias marked opera for the royal Berna stage. The piece, rooted in Brandenburg history, centers on Frederick H as the principal figure. Lecaicarallo has Italianized all other works to fit the Kaiser's taste.
Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder receives the World Fair highest award, underscoring its quality and popularity. The recognition highlights the product’s long standing market presence and the company’s commitment to culinary innovation.
Thursday’s Daily reports James Burnett of Huseluca is registered at the Palace. Other brief items note Gus Heyman registering at the San Jose, D.v., Hoag and Lauremne stopping at Las Toro, and various local movements and happenings including court motions and regional news.
Paragraph 1557 of the Revived Statutes of Arizona sets a compulsory education age from six to eighteen for territorial residents. Trustees may set the starting age four or five years hence if they decide. The territorial democratic central committee met yesterday and elected Fick as treasurer, with M. J. Nugent, Sam F. Webb, J. L. Alexander, and W. J. Mulvenon named to the executive committee. An afternoon meeting outlined an aggressive campaign plan.
The Phoenix convention platform reaffirms allegiance to national policy, endorses income tax and silver coinage at 16 to 1, supports government canal and public education, and opposes trusts. It cites territory savings in university and asylum management, stresses prosperity and opposition to demotion of silver, while endorsing Sheriff Scott White and Pete Gill for public roles amid county crime notes and Gov. Hughes anticipated annual report.
The fragment notes various curiosities from Japan to New York. It mentions wines, fish farming, city dwellings at night, a ban on openings allowing ale, railway motive tests showing American superiority, and a Turin to Milan bicycle journey by Signora Maria Forzani. It hints at bees, hives, and other domestic topics in a hazy list of observations.
At Woluot's a portion of items to be sold for less than cost includes saucepans wash tubs dish pans griddles milk pans waffle irons dippers iron pots milk cans mouse traps sieves baking pans tea kettles steamers and sprying pans of various kinds.
A chaotic wire report blends naval action on the Yalu with domestic political moves. It cites Chinese and Japanese fleets clashing, statements by leaders and officials, bond sales to a British investor, and notable political resignations and nominations. The narrative mixes international warfare with U.S. domestic debates and industry news.
The piece describes the Walker art building exterior and niches filled with statues, notes average daily student attendance at a museum, and references to a German education scheme and the American Republican College league. It cites Yale senior class size, voting ages, and literacy aims within a dated educational context.
The article lists simple cures such as bicarbonate of soda in water for mild headaches and cold water as a bleeding aid and wound sterilizer. It advises removing bee stings and applying onion juice or hartshorn, turpentine for chest issues, and a pinch of salt for nervous headaches with dissolution before drinking water.
The text contains garbled Dari-like phrases about weddings and timing. It mentions delaying actions after nuptials and references a claimed longest word with letters split by mites, plus a note on a man living to sixty spending seven months battening his shirt. It reads as abstract.
Bookworms report new works and authors in progress. Walthe Linast drafts Beyond the Drews of Avaries while six Lawson Amienn plans a volume Wind ering Worts. Passes 2 Wintern writes on bicycling and etiquette. Agniner shapes The Woman's Conquest of New York with a witty tone. Axoux Coevautox, kin of Taine, previews a Kipling review for Paris.
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