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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1883
Page
1
An 19th century style classified notice seeks a variety of items and jobs, offering rewards and outlining terms. It includes a long list of goods like copper ware, property leases, and services, urging interested parties to respond at specified addresses though many details are obscured by OCR.
A garbled notice describes multiple sale items including ponies and household goods. It mentions vendors, possibly a garden and shop items, with references to a meeting, cash payments, and dates or times. The text is fragmented but indicates a public sale by an auctioneer or seller.
A garbled telegraphic summary reports cholera in Turkey and violent unrest in Europe, while U S notes reference Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton pursuing woman suffrage in England. It mentions a Santa Fe vote count, miscast figures in Albuquerque, and possible railroad developments connecting St Louis and San Francisco with Atlantic and Pacific lines.
A garbled advertisement page lists various notices and notices of property and mining terms. The legible items reference copper mines, royalties, and land parcels in a range of locations with dates and official stances, though most specifics are obscured by OCR errors. The fragmentary text mentions the Mercier and Merval mines and references territory office dates and registration details.
The readable portions indicate a probate or collection agency notice with references to Frank L. Case and related names. It mentions dates and locations in a garbled ledger style, with scattered fragments of names, places, and procedural terms.
The bulletin describes rising Missouri River levels in multiple cities, with forenoon rises of about three inches and afternoon stagnation in places like Yankton and St. Louis. It notes breaks in embankments, track damage on the Chicago and Alton line, and ongoing efforts to restore output and rail service north to major routes.
At Cuba meeting on a damp day the track slowed many races with heat times slipping. Olivette led early but Mivellec surged to win by a half length, while Mille Grass Helle and Jeune Hae chased in strong finishes. Other events included a sweepstakes and a $60 purse for the final heat with Milly G balking at post.
June 26 report from New Orleans describes a one day shooting event with multiple matches and money division among Meaders Slack Kewla Kemner Maen Thond and others. Separate notes mention cotton seed mill fire loss, ballot counting in Albuquerque, and a Kentucky murder, plus a San Antonio dispatch on a western survey expedition led by Chief Engineer Livermore.
Washington columns claim General Sherman endures personal and political pressure as he faces a scaled army role and internal feuds. The article depicts Sherman’s struggle with leadership, faith, and a looming reshaping of command.
Washington notes report a court of claims case involving retired army officers in the consular service and a question of pay and resignation. Cabinet discussions cover alleged pauper immigrant shipments from Ireland and actions to detain or send back such passengers. Lancaster report adds a local arrest for criminal intimacy with a judge’s young daughter.
A chaotic mixture of events across seas and states. Reports of a birth two weeks ago and a shooting near a prison are mixed with notes on emigration, naval movements, ships Proteus and Yauth, and various accidents. The article also mentions cholera warnings, wrecks, storms, and political developments in multiple locales.
A chaotic news fragment reports a lynching of a Black man by a mob, with details of a buggy, rope, and confessions, plus arrests of Lacy Sullivan and others in Galveston. Related items mention a contested synagogue case in Dallas with debates over adultery and church discipline.
The court heard evidence as Polk's counsel requested a full accounting while Whit weesener testified as the main witness. A judge overruled an affidavit and jury deliberations began. Separately a Fourth Street safe was looted of valuables during lunch, with theft totaling several hundred dollars. The June 21 graduation class at Hervard numbered 210.
An Arizona New Mexico and Utah line would traverse timbered and timberless regions linking gold and silver districts. Prominent backers include James W Eddy of Gate City New York and manager Cal Thomas S King with chief engineer Mr Brears. Early reports say project promising high earnings despite varied terrain and construction challenges.
Fragmentary OCR text references rain, ore growth with depth, and a possible western recognition. Details are unreadable. no clear people, places, or dates are identifiable.
Report on experimental water wells at a Denver opera house site, led by Parberry and backed by Senator Tabor. The drill reached 170 feet before hitting a porous deposit, yielding 167 gallons per minute. Operations continued to lower levels aiming for sustained high flow and pure water for healing facilities.
A dated market brief shows cattle and meat prices, with figures for beef, veal, and pork along with notes on demand and supply. It mentions specific items like veal, Angus beef, and regional offerings, reflecting active trading and price movements in the period.
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