10 Jul 1884
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1884
Page
1
The advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the most intelligent and scientifically utilized preparation for all blood diseases. It claims steady progress and leadership in medical use. The ad notes the Journal office sells clean, whole newspapers at 50 cents per copy.
A heated Democratic convention session features clashes over Bayard McDonald Thurman and the unit rule. Delegates argue amid withdrawals and new nominations as Grady pushes against the rule, while Butler signals possible shifts and Cleveland supporters press for platform planks.
Nine deaths from cholera were reported last evening in Mawshillid. In Tontos nine more deaths from cholera were noted. The Pall Mall reports a rumored Franco Portuguese secret treaty. Macau would be used as a base for a land attack on Canton to compel recognition of Portuguese territory.
Edwin Heath deserts a Boston house for Newport cottage life with his daughter. Wall Street worries do not stop Russell Sage from enjoying Cliff cottage at Long Branch. Senator McPherson shows off costly angling gear. Gen Logan has a surviving brother in Murphysboro HI who is postmaster. President Waller debates leaving Ohio State University for Phillips Exeter Academy as principal. he visits New Hampshire to survey the new ground.
The Excelsior hose team of Santa Fe defeated E. J. Rice of Ponca in the free for all sweepstakes 700 feet water race for a $150 purse, setting a 47 1 6 second record. Captain Slimman led Rice. McCoy of Silver Cliffs aided Santa Fe victory. Las Vegas teams absent. no challenger run ready. Tournament continues tomorrow.
In New York at the Tombs, Gen. Thomas W. Lagan once a Gettysburg veteran and later an internal revenue officer pleads for mercy as Justice Solon B. Smith orders insanity treatment. Old comrades including Maurice Finn testify to his wartime kindness amid a formal case on drink addiction.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts James Blaine's early teaching days in Blue Jack Springs Kentucky and a pupil Harrington who defeated him in a brief fight. It also notes Blaine's later rise and a political vignette about 1876 1884 followings and Blaine Logan rhetoric.
The name has become widely known across the United States as the engineer of the Dr Bosanke Cough and Lung Syrup. Marketed as the people's favorite remedy, it is sold by Phelan and touted for colds throat and lung ailments.
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