19 Jun 1884
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1884
Page
1
A quirky note promotes butter direct from the blue grass region. It mentions PbroverR, Chakky and Coe as possible sellers or brands in a playful, informal style.
Announcement from Albuquerque dated May 20 1584 states the advertised sale of delinquent tax payers effects has been postponed due to insufficient description. Veerecio Akio shen appears in the notice.
Washington reports the Fitz John Porter bill has passed both houses after debate on back pay and Utah provisions. The Pacific railroad measure sets sinking funds and payments, with amendments and readings continuing. A separate update covers Utah territorial changes restricting suffrage and church corporation control, plus various other national items and local incidents.
The New York County delegation adopts a platform urging unity with the state and nation party factions to back Cleveland for president and the party’s aims. Delegates from Irving Hall and Tammany Hall pledge support, while contests over representation are resolved and Cleveland's name is strongly favored.
Reports include the drowning of a Salvation Army member named Emery after a mental breakdown, a steamship Amelia setting a New York to destination record, an incident with a vandalized doorway in Calleila, and a tense town scene near Tarbert with arrests after an attack. Also noted is the Lord Lieutenant unveiling the queen’s portrait amid a heavily decorated procession.
A 19th century patent medicine pitch claims pure air or Colorado cures for consumption and promotes Dr Bo sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as relief for coughs bronchitis and chest pains. It lists price of 50 cents and one dollar, sold by J. J. Phelar.
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