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Story September 27, 1908

Tombstone Epitaph

Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona

What is this article about?

A Bisbee couple married in Tombstone experiences a troubled 24-hour honeymoon; the groom's drunken abuse leads the bride to leave, but he returns ashamed, with hopes for reconciliation.

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HANDED A "LEMON" To Her Husband After a Honeymoon of 24 Hours---Reconciliation

The course of true love did not run smoothly for one of the Bisbee couples married last week. They were put into double harness Saturday morning at Tombstone and Sunday afternoon the bride had jumped the traces and quit her husband. The groom, soon as the ceremony was over, began a celebration which lasted all day and on Sunday morning to cap the climax it is claimed abused his bride just to show his authority.

The woman was heartbroken, but with the courage of her convictions, she packed her suit case and left the hotel and her husband returning to Bisbee alone.

Last evening, according to the Bisbee Miner, the husband returned to Bisbee sober and heartily ashamed of himself, and the friends of both parties hope that a reconciliation can be effected.

What sub-type of article is it?

Family Drama Romance

What themes does it cover?

Family Love Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Honeymoon Dispute Marital Abuse Reconciliation Hope Bisbee Couple Tombstone Wedding

Where did it happen?

Bisbee, Tombstone

Story Details

Location

Bisbee, Tombstone

Event Date

Last Week

Story Details

Newlyweds from Bisbee marry in Tombstone; groom celebrates excessively and abuses bride, causing her to leave after 24 hours; he returns to Bisbee ashamed, with hopes for reconciliation.

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