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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1892
Page
1
A garbled 19th century notice asks for the whereabouts of Charles Johnson a swede who carried mail between Kettle River and Superior Wisconsin around 1860. It notes he left Lake Superior for Arizona in 1855 and seeks information about a large estate stake.
The Citizen of Tucson reports the Arizona Republican convention in Prescott endorsing the party platform adopted at Minneapolis. It urges sovereign rights for silver coinage, territorial administration, the Wolfley Funding Act, admission of Arizona as a state, and federal ownership of railways and telegraphs while condemning Democratic policies and convict labor practices. It calls for surveying unsurveyed lands and ceding arid lands to states and territories.
A heated third party meeting in Georgia ends with Mrs Lease denouncing the Atlanta Journal as a lying sheet. The reporter on stage claims affidavits to prove the paper’s report, but Weaver suspends further reading and the crowd reacts, sending the journalist offstage.
New York market quotes show Silver at 34 dollars, Copper at 11.00 dollars, and Lead at 4.05 dollars as of today. The report notes daily commodity values with no further context or changes.
Government tests in Bulletin 13 praise Royal Baxine Powder as strongest leavening. Canadian tests in Bulletin 10 echo top strength. Practically it bakes purer, more perfect food and contains wholesome ingredients with no alum or phosphates. Endorsements from Edward G. Love Hexey A Marr and William McMvarais affirm purity and reliability.
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