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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1894
Page
2
Transcriptioned fragment notes a strike by workmen in Tempe affecting a territorial normal school event. Reported injuries appear as blows at the public assembly place, with limited readable details and no clear chronology. The piece mentions a one year term and references a baylling incident amid the disruption.
The text appears garbled and unreadable, mentioning basing sites for fabrication in the United States and an unclear mention of a demeratir. No clear events, names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible to summarize accurately.
Hill clinches New York governorship boosting his 1932 presidential bid. Political observers note the victory may redefine party strategy and elevate Hill as the leading figure for the White House run. The outcome intensifies campaign dynamics and positions Hill for national leadership.
A fragment notes John Bottomby has been nominated for Congress in the Denver district and indicates he would be on the ballot top, with reference to party dynamics and an after-election test. The text is incomplete but suggests party support and potential implications for the race.
A fragment expresses a harsh view of county politics as an arm of the Republican party used to attack potential rivals in the campaign landscape. It points to aggressive tactics and a combative political environment.
The Williane News, previously independent, aligns with the Republican party as the editor moves to advance the paper’s political stance and strengthen its editorial direction.
Pro movements oppose Geronimo’s return to Arizona’s territory as no proposal has been tabled yet. Demonstrations remain subdued as the issue lingers without a concrete plan.
Dat Bucky Neal, a man with vast wealth and a quarter of a million dollars to his credit, announces plans to lend Murphy some of his money to aid his canvass. The statement underscores Neal’s backing and financial capacity for Murphy’s campaign effort.
A passerby in the post office this morning mistook the funeral director and the author for each other, asking if they were Angelica and Deavolo, highlighting their striking similarities in looks and voice.
Cochise County enters the campaign with a clean record and a ready platform after two years of effort. The movement aims to present a conscientious canvass and a clear stance on governance and reform.
A revered author declared to a funeral director that he will now vote Republican, a gesture seen as a sharp shift from the Democratic camp. The populists grow uneasy, fearing a split that could pull voters into the new alignment.
A political figure in New York is pressed to be defeated to discredit returning to past party impurity. The piece contrasts Hill of New York with a former figure known for corrupt acts. It argues the new Hill should be held to firm party standards and integrity.
The writer declares the Democratic party stands for the people and its noble principles. They fault the chosen men who carry out the party’s plans, noting the necessity to elect officials who do not labor solely for self interest in national and local politics.
Hon John C Heradon, famed southern Arizona lawyer from Tombstone Cochise County, has been nominated for Congress by Arizona Democrats. The El Paso Tribune notes the surprising local association as a historic mislocate.
A nationalist critique argues that concentrating troops in large cities to shield wealth marks a radical shift toward centralized power. It condemns withdrawing frontier law enforcement to protect millionaire holdings, urging rational readers to reconsider the policy's impact and injustice.
Vague excerpts show factions clashing as supporters from two tickets contest a regional campaign. Mentions names like Hermon and a Republican-aligned group amid citizen weariness with federal policy.
The note mentions experimental irrigation efforts and observations about clouds and fuels as persistent factors. It implies a maker or researcher preparing to test automatic irrigation despite unclear weather conditions. The fragment references a rain awakening and ongoing readiness to proceed.
The Tuk Phonic Herald accuses Jon Herndon of advocating mining location taxes, prompting criticism of biased reporting. The noisy reaction highlights media responsibility and public doubt in editorial accuracy.
A call for 100000 volunteers to safeguard private property is proposed, insisting that the rights of the email capitalist in the weet deserve equal protection to the vast wealth enjoyed by money centers in the east.
The passage accuses Reilly and Bryan of incompetence lacking civil and arithmetic skill. It notes their election handling led to a court action by Judge Stoan who removed them from office amid accusations of unfitness and partisan betrayal. The text laments party backlash against Bryan for honesty claimed to be fake.
A new passenger service to span San Francisco to New Orleans on the SP will resemble the Empire Express and the New York & Chicago limited. The regularly composed train will include four Pullman coaches with vestibules and a dining car, departing San Francisco on Thursday and reaching eastward via Benson on Friday night around 10 p.m.
A fragmentary report cites varying Laplander reindeer counts from hundreds to thousands, noting wealth correlates with herds. It mentions a museum exhibit in Leyden containing eighty thousand stuffed birds as a major attraction, alongside references to global trends and a humorous remark about fatigue from women.
A Tumbling line notes Paine’e Celery Compound offered at the Tombstone Drag Store promising relief for insomnia and nervousness. The ad emphasizes quick calming effects and targeted relief for restless nights. Place and date not specified in readable text.
From Thursday's Daily Col Wm Herring is back from Phoenix. The last storm of the season appears near. Pesqueria and Donna Maria Elias are at the San Jose. Baubry is at San Diego sampling and busing ores. The Jewish new year 3695 begins at Londows next Sunday. Swain seeks county political honors. Native hay is scarce this year and growth is poorer. Cheyney brief visit to Tombstone then Oro Blanco. Post office shows higher quarterly business. Noyes tightens government papers under a day contract. An Oregon banker questions Arizona or Mexico travel. Zulick ranch in Maricopa county to be sold Oct 1 to satisfy a $12,000 judgment and costs. Campaign printing specialty offered. A pawl? rain shower lasted twenty minutes with bright sunshine. Whiston returns from Chiricahua mountains with four bears. Fitzsimmons KO Creedon in New Orleans and vows to challenge Corbett. Dr Clark, hero in a double wife story, now at Fronteras practicing medicine. A rich placer strike near Yuma foresees more desert finds. Three Chinamen to Tucson to be heard by Judge Bethune under the Geary act. Bustamente's Hacienda near Guay planned to be the finest in Sonora. Over $105,000 planted with lemons, oranges and dates. Topeka reports efforts to recruit A A Robinson to lead Santa Fe, offering $60,000 yearly. Deming citizens push to reopen Palomas customs house and Joseph works with Mexican minister for a decision.
A historical note recalls Captain Edwards of the 1st U S Cavalry debating the fate of U S army posts near San Carlos and Mesquite, with troops withdrawn yet a new copper boom at United Verde. It mentions gambling hubs in Juarez, cattle trade with Dakota shipments, and local mining updates including a copper converter and growing output.
A Chinese warship intercepted the English vessel Britain 4 amid suspicions of carrying war munitions. The ship was diverted toward a treaty port for overheated tensions, with the outcome still unknown as delegates discuss the situation.
The report notes a figure of 25000 dollars for signing articles to join a group in the Olympic effort, plus a 10000 dollar personal side bet. It also mentions Democratic domination talk and President Cleveland’s reaction to Senator Hill’s nomination, with reference to silver shortages driving imperial mint coinage for war expenditures.
The South African government imports English thoroughbreds for breeding while Reunion shows rising culturing on the island. British army contractors eye Australian rabbit supply for army fodder. Hungarian grape and wine sectors suffer from phylloxera and black rot with declining vintages. South Australia flax seed trials exceed expectations and may expand. Narain India reports indicate American cotton failed in Tyche, urging local varieties.
A string of curiosities quotes ancient discoveries and measurements. It notes an oil well found on a Wayne county Kentucky farm in 1529, maize growth patterns, earth’s population over time, Flammarion’s figures, Paris mean temperature trends, the Great Pyramid’s immense size in cable feet, and Persian women’s fashion paint with animal ornamentation.
The piece notes warm satin and white chiffon as a bridal palette with plain and figured materials, plus fuller trims for frocks and tailors gowns. It mentions new poplin coats replacing silk and wool favors, and references Mrs Van Dyke on styles seen eight years ago.
A jumble of phrases suggests reflections on unexpected events in the next century, gender mentions, age honesty, and fear of death. The text contains scattered, archaic phrasing and incomplete sentences without a clear narrative or identifiable persons or events.
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