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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1900
Page
2
A Sunday page discusses the Territory's political deadlock and leaders' delay. It cites Turkey, rheumatism humor, and calls for reconciliation. It mentions Texas calamity, Philippine roads funding, newspaper trusts, paper mill costs, and census figures. It predicts mining growth and development for the coming year.
The Statdara company is sued over dividend actions raising questions about total distributions for nine months reaching a high percentage of one hundred million copies. Financial pressures appear to trigger investor concern and potential organizational responses to support Rockefeller interests amid a perceived food scarcity issue.
The American ethnographic society halts public meetings in Chickering Hall New York to fund a new building on Twenty First Street near the museum. Government action is urged to protect relics and prevent unauthorized excavations as the interior department considers preservation orders.
Bisbee notices from September 14, 1900 recount local visitors, departures, and social events. Fred Davy on sick list. WH Neil and RD Fassinden noted as travelers. Copper Tharen band to perform tonight amid anticipated crowds. Mutual Life rep W G Ugle visits for business. Chas We Blackburn from Tombstone planning Mexico trip. F Metz heads to San Francisco with family. entire clan to return in a fortnight. Telegraphed safety news for CW Cannon’s family and Frank Nichole relations. concern for Wanbaugh traveling with Nichole. Earnest Williams leaves town. Gresenboter to San Pedro ranch. Cigar trader Jones Abramy in town. Attorney O’Coane travels to Tucson on business. Republican meeting at Opera House. local officials discuss adverse land claims and filing. Burglar fails to break into People’s ore. Democratic delegates: 6 for Bisbee, Republicans: 72. Bisbee 24 delegates. Political heat rising. various regional visits noted.
Rogmer Ling, longtime editor of the St. John's Herald in Arizona, retires after ten months of strenuous work. He thanks colleagues and readers, notes other duties calling him away, and urges continued support for the paper under the new proprietor.
Reporting from Bisbee details ongoing Iris project work despite setbacks. Martin Nolan's home burned Saturday with no assets saved. cause undetermined. Community notes include social events, elections, illness, travel, and local business updates.
Chicago dispatch notes Schlatter, the touring divine healer once praised and ridiculed, plans political work with support from Republican circles and Bryan followers. He says he awaits God's voice before action and cites a potential 25 million strong follower base in the nation.
Attorney S H Hopkins of Goosales Texas left for Phenix after a one day stay to interview the condemned Halderman brothers. Hopkins has energetically lobbied officials and prominent figures for executive clemency, shaping what is described as a landmark case in criminal jurisprudence. He plans to present pleas to Gov Murphy next week and will be present to argue the case.
Monday's Davy reports Tombstone greeted by pleasant showers. Judge Jas Robinson tests in Tucson. John Wf Miller named postmaster at McDowell. Tuesday's column notes Judge Reilly in Tucson for business and Pearce visitors. Various locals, miners, and visitors, plus mining news and civic items from Tombstone and nearby towns.
A French adventurer famed for four decades among Central Africa cannibals plans to publish a book. The piece promotes Hostetter's Stomach Hitters as a cheerfully effective remedy for dyspepsia constipation indigestion biliousness nervousness and insomnia and urges asking for the genuine product with Private Revenue Stamps on the bottle neck.
Leadville reports steady silver price gains from 61 cents to 62 cents amid high demand from China Japan India and colonial markets. Production lags demand while wartime expenditures boost silver money use, signaling positive prospects for silver ore producers despite public morals caveats.
A bay horse about seven years old is missing and branded C bar on the left hip with a double box on the left shoulder. The left ear is bent from a barb wire cut. A reward of $5 plus expenses is offered for its return.
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