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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1884
Page
2
Republican Convention Delegates From Territory of Arizona Described
A 1900s Arizona Territory notice outlines Republican convention details for selecting two delegates to the Republican National Convention. It lists territorial counties and expected delegate counts, chairs the territorial committee, and notes gathering at Phoenix on a specified April date. The document emphasizes attendance to influence the party’s direction and supports traditional values and party foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Perv
Arheons
Aptitiitan Nacional Unuwegtion
Sant Territoriadi
Nion
Witt
Apoéile
Cocilic
Gilnot
Graham. Wm
Maricops
Yavapal
Setita
Paccanelle
Fmenv
Fmenv With the Tradicions
Fundaarenitel Perticiploe
Crand Efighce
Bena Hosp Party
Ashe
Wider
Churc
Wessrok Strest
Berlin Embassy Left Vincatt In Uncertain Time
The Berlin legation is to be left Vincatt for a period. New York stock market is reported flat as to Bovnder. Moxey is abundant and interest very low in the east. New Onteane has a strike for higher wages among carpenters. Railroad companies of the Mississippi valley fail to agree on AECol. Freights from the east may be cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Flint
New Onteane
Hississippi Valley
Aecol
Rail line survey for Dos Palmas to Dos Palmas city
Sawn Driao will host another railroad line built by Southern Pacific from Dos Palmas to the city. A survey is under way per the Sun report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Dos Palmas
Quijoton bathhouse project threatens Arizona mining camp
Trene predicts Quijoton plans to build a bathhouse at the site will fail and ruin the Arizona mining camp, amid concerns over a wild investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene
Quijoton
Arizona
Defeat Likely for Morris Bill in Congress
Washington telegrams report opponents led by Tilden and Payne rallying against the Morris bill as Randall camps at the forefront with a broader war on its passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Payne
Randall
Remarkable Gary Emerges as Democratic Delegate Hopeful
The organ commends Gary as the preferred choice of the Democrats for delegate to Congress after a Saturday meeting. It calls him a remarkable man in Congress and hopes Democrats nominate him for a third term, stating he would bring ability to the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Tsst
Congress
New Mexico Legislature Sees Albuquerque Rivalry Over Capitol
Amid disputes over the state capital location and major building plans, Santa Fe appears to control most of the legislature, while Albuquerque opposes Santa Fe and favors securing the capital for its own region. A $200,000 appropriation for capital construction is eyed in snowbound territory, signaling intensified regional contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Albuquereque
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Snow
New Metico
Rail trade shift cuts San Fran business by rail routes
CasRies Caroenen, a railroad manager, estimates San Francisco has lost at least twenty percent of its business by the completion of the Northern Pacific. He notes the Oregon and Washington Territory region formerly traded directly with San Francisco but now is controlled by eastern commercial centers linked by rail, primarily through St. Paul and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CasRies Caroenen
Mazaaie
San Fraanesco
Northern Pacific Rail
Roag
Oregon
Wheelington Territory
Meriy
San Frenelsen
St. Paul
Chicago
Satay Manue and a Punished Scoundrel Count
Fragmentary report notes a Satay manue error and a scoundrel punished for thefts. The countre sections and today’s events remain unclear, with the unit implicated in previous stealing.
Inventor’s Pine Sawdust Product Boosts Carriage Wheel Frames
A Caicaco inventor perfects a process to use pine sawdust for making apeeter frames for carriage wheels. The material is highly compressed to bear twenty three tons per square inch, enabling its use in carvings and mouldings, promising a grand future for sawdust and potentially turning every sawmill into a bonanza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicaco
Is Wretten mining legitimate business or swindle
The Rocky Mountain Mining Review argues that mining is legitimate only when mines or prospects are bought with intent to work them honestly and economically for future profit. It condemns schemes that use worthless holes and treasury stock to raise money for officers, which lead to distrust among investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Rocky Mountain Mining Review
New Banking House Formed in Phoenix
The WVJALingY Bank of Phrtesix organized in Phoenix today by officers of the First National Bank of Phoenix. Hon. M. H. Sherman named President of the new bank, Col. Wm. Christy cashie, E. J. Bennett Esq. assistant cashier. The bank aims to liberalize policy and grant larger loans, assume all liabilities, and become owner of assets. The community is urged to support this prosperous venture for safety and fair dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
First National Bank of Phoenix
New Bank
M. H. Sherman
Col
Wm. Christy
E. J. Bennett, Esq
First National
Perous
Valley Bank
Tte
Artsone
Arizona Insane Asylum Criticized After Visit
Mr. Lount returns from Stockton with an insane man and describes a scene at Langsden Clark asylum allegations of drunken staff and poor care. He urges Arizona to build a state institution or seek safer private options and calls for reform and emergency funding ahead of the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. D. Lount
Stockton
Arizeons
Clark
Arizona
Fragmentary phrase hints at regional matter
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear wording about a matter of regional interest and possible references to countries or societies, but lacks identifiable names, dates, or concrete events to specify a report or outcome.
Telegraphic News From Washington and West Coast
Telegraphic summaries from April items show Hopkins backing a resolution on charges against W. Boyneop, and a House vote authorizing a $25,000 reward for rescuing or certifying the Green expedition fire. Dr N Green opposes postal telegraph venture, fearing private lines. Other items note Missouri delegates, an Nevada earthquake, Northern Pacific land forfeiture bill, suicides in Santa Clara and San Francisco, Southern Pacific open to Los Angeles, and postal revenue trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inseron
Secretary of War
Wasarearon
N. Green
Postal Telegraph
Senate
Western Union
Missouri
Blaing
Arthur
Logen
Edmunds
Carson City
Nevada
Congress
San Francisco
Towne
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Hixoros
Post Office Department
Ehh
Guatemala
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Patents
The Casa Grande Fire Destroys Town Businesses
A fire at 8 pm on the 7th swept through Thomas Tomlinson’s building in Casa Grande, destroying two thirds of the town’s commerce. Smith & Murray, Tomlinson, Bilderback, and several saloons and a stage company stable were lost. Estimated total damage about $25,000. only Smith & Murray carried partial insurance on their stock, others uninsured. Origin of the blaze unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tomlinson
Casa Grande
Tomingon
Smith & Murray
Thos. Tomlinson
Bilderbuck’s
Transfer
John Sullivan
Texas and California Stage Company
U.S. cases listed for trial in Phoenix district court
United States against Tribolet Tarbell and Barnet and Jostin Porter and James P Lee face conspiracy to defraud the government. Clark Churchill against Tomes Addison Reavis aims to quiet title. The Churchill case concerns a tract in Peralkia granl Silver Belt with many Arizonans opposing Reaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tribolet
Tarbell
Barnet
Jostin Porter
United Sisces
James P. Lee
U.S. District Court
Phoenix
Clark Churchill
Tomes
Addison Reavis
Iver
Churchill
Arizona gang trial and mistaken prisoner released
Robelexander arrested in Coast Oregon for seeking release in a Wells Fargo robbery case. James Grimes linked to an August Arizona heist near Globe City. victims Andrew Hall and Dr. Vail killed, express box stolen with 5,000 dollars. Grimes sentenced to 21 years, later wrongfully deemed insane, escaped Stockton asylum, and was freed after a habeas corpus challenge amid witness doubts. Meanwhile mail sacks and a treasure box were recovered after a river incident. A man identified as James Smith died near Phoenix after a wagon accident. coroner investigates cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
Oregac
James
Arizona
Globe City
Andrew Hall
Wells, Fargo & Co
Dr. Vail
Grimes
Stockton
California
Alexander
Whitby Island
Puget Sound
Fortland Ice Company
Goos Bay
R.V. Pierce
Marshsfield
Dane
Coos Warshty
Arena
Latt
Rufua Smith
Govenor
Territory
Smith
J. 8. Home
Express Company
Charles Flanner
Dr. Clark
Brockton
W. K. Sime
A. F. Learned
Clarke
Hibeing Bernal
Wells
Sut River
Inez
Drew
Phoenix
Tewpe
Grand Canal
Maricopa
Wm. Ruff
Town
Nettie Reynolds
James Smith
Silver City
M. M
New Mexico
Jerome Barton
Phoenix News Roundup Highlights Local Officials and Bank Filing
A Monday Phoenix brief reports a questionable arrest and insanity exam for Federico Alviso who will be sent to Stockton California. The Democratic Central Committee met with twenty reps but adjourned to April 26. Valley Bank of Phoenix articles filed with Secretary Van Arman, organized by Christy Bennet and Sherman with 5000 capital. Walter Scott reports rich gold quartz finds near Castle Creek. A cross river collision dumped a mail skiff’s passengers into the water near Sault Ste. Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federico Alviso
Stockton
Cal
The
Valley Bank of Phoenix
van Arman
Arizona
Wmn. Christy
E. J. Bennet
M. al. Sherman
I’res
Death of Prof Geo W Drew in Phoenix
The death of Prof Geo W Drew, a Yale College and Columbia Law School graduate, aged 40, occurred yesterday at 11:20 am in Phoenix. He came from Ashfumnia with his family seeking health as a college professor and leaves a wife and young son amid mourning friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Drew
Phoenix
Ashfumnia
New College
Yale College
Eines
Columbia Law School
New York City
Supreme Courts
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Pacific Costum
San Mateo College
Rockland
Maine
Muist
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Mason & Hamlin
P.O. Box
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WP. Britton
Farpenter
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Sunny Side Vineyard
Miller
Montano
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Everything New
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Ariz
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Veritory
G. P. Remper
Department of
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Geant
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Whipple Barracks
Tirona
Chepo
Danate
City Plaza
Toree Brid Atote Theron
Phooniz
Ehone
Wostle
Tenpe
Maleop
Arleomp
G- Hooper & CO
Tucson
Delmonico
St. Gloud Restaurant
East Bank Exchange Hotel
Bosrd
Alfred Charlebois
Pollock & Wright
New York State
Genuime
Dupee
Armour Packing Co
Groveries
Pollock's
Gelein Uny
Department of Arizona
Baskacns
Apichu
Bowie
Grant
Suechicn
Lowell
McDowell
Mojave
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