28 Aug 1884
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1884
Page
1
Multiple items report on a postponed Swaim court martial and a yellow fever outbreak in Port Rico. Details cover pleuro-pneumonia in Illinois cattle, cattle imports, and political letters from Governor Hendricks supporting Cleveland. Additional notes describe Payne and Oklahoma Boomers, court rulings, boxing, and local political conventions.
A dispatch reports a blaze at the mill and yard of Joseph Ainsley in Scranton. Losses are estimated at 75 000 dollars. Firefighters contained the fire early this morning with damage confined to the property.
Sioux City Iowa August 27 Republicans of the Eleventh congressional district renominated Isaac Double at a party meeting and set the stage for the upcoming campaign. Party leaders framed the vote as a reaffirmation of the district's conservative platform and continued support for public stability.
Reports from Marseille to London detail cholera cases and relief efforts with daily tallies. Admiral Courbet plans possession of Alamosa island after a four hour sink mission. French bombardment at Foo Chow yields heavy Chinese losses and fleet promises future actions. Local political notes include Portland convention picks and national cabinet reshuffles.
J G Stratton a well known criminal lawyer in the city attempted suicide this afternoon by slitting his throat with a pen knife He was found quickly and saved by swift surgical work Physicians cite Wrights disease of the kidneys and financial troubles as contributing factors. Curiaco Breeders Gazette to publish tomorrow the distribution of cattle sold by Epler last winter linked to pleuro pneumonia cases across several Illinois farms.
The issue features Frank R. Stockton tales The Queens Museum and The Dalzells of Daisy Down, Benny's Horse by Mary Catherine Lee, and three serials Daisy's Jewel Box Spinning-wheel Story Brian Born the Boy Chieftain Marvin and his Boy Hunters. Also three natural history papers The Bird Matinee Swordsmen of the Deep A Story of a Tree Frog and poetry by Lucy Montgomery Higginson and others. A kitchen garden story by Charles Barnard and a new summer night amusements piece. Presbyterian College of the Southwest opens September 11 at 11 a.m. for enrollment. notices for trustees and the president's address.
An advertisement warns buyers against unscrupulous dealers claiming equal merit to Dr. Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup. It urges insisting on the genuine remedy, noting prices of 50 cents and 1.00 and listing J. J. Phelan as the seller.
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