Herald Subscription Rates and Advertising Office Notice
The fragment lists subscription options for the Daily and Weekly Herald with prices, plus notices about advertising offices and agents in San Francisco and New York. Mentions include J Bates in New York, LP Fisher in San Francisco, and a note that the New York State Assembly is in session. A brief item questions the length of peace and notes tensions between China and France and relations with Indians.
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Arendatorae
Don Pater
Pater
Acencles
San Francisco
Ake
Morebante’ Exchange
New York
Boundary dispute ends as Mexico and Guatemala seal accord
Mexico and Guatemala have satisfactorily settled their boundary line. Tombstone rangers who went out to fight are back home and should have remained there.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Tombstone Rangers
Central Pacific Eyes Farming Specs in Nevade Sands
The Central Pacific company plans to attempt crop cultivation in the sandy soil of Nevade. This venture targets new agricultural methods and land use opportunities in a challenging environment.
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Central Pacific Company
Nevade
Democratic contenders eye presidential nomination
Haxcock, Tilden Pendleton and MacDonald are named as prospective Democratic candidates for the party's presidential nomination. They are listed as early potential contenders seeking support and momentum ahead of formal filings and party preliminaries.
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Haxcock
Tilden Pendleton
MacDonald
Central American Union Seen Likely By Early Day
It is not improbable that at an early day the Central American states will form a Union or Confederation. Several prominent leaders have taken steps that will lead to overtures and finally to consummation. This is the legitimate result of our cherished Monroe Doctrine and Blaine's undeveloped South American Policy.
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Blaine
Emigration Drive Aimed at Southwest Missouri Farms
The St Louis and San Francisco railroad promotes farmer emigration to southwest Missouri as the eastern end of the Atlantic and Pacific. A Newton County model farm run largely by Lemchmen has imported 350 head of Polled Argus Hereford and thoroughbred Durham cattle to boost livestock and farming prospects.
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St. Louis
Monave County Emerges As Key Territory Mining Center
Since the railroad arrived Monave county has become a leading mining region. The industry is well managed and free from violent attacks, fostering a healthy, expanding mining business with good mines drawing capable operators and increasing activity.
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Monave County
Dynamite as a Metaphor for Weak Civic Power
A Trwh column argues that a cause relying on dynamite to sustain a republic is morally weak, noting its leaders and followers have undermined citizenship. The piece urges readers to preserve the article for future reference as a caution against violent tactics in political life.
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Trwh
United States
President Arthur and the alligator in the Washington closet
A garbled tale claims President Arthur kept a thirty foot alligator in a Washington closet near the office where candidates for office are received. The alligator allegedly lured in visitors with papers to read before attacking, digesting each man in minutes, with one case reaching twenty seven minutes.
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Arthur
Florida
Washington
Arizona
Cie
Canada Annexation Advocates Rally At Crossborder Event
A crude impressions piece notes a cruzoe party in Canada pushing annexation. It contrasts past public debt as an obstacle with Canada’s current debt seen as unmanageable, framing the issue in urgent fiscal terms.
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Canada
Apne 24th Anniversary of the First US Newspaper
The 24th marks the first US newspaper in 1704. In 1983 the United States has about 8500 weeklies tri weeklies semimonthly and monthly papers plus 962 dailies with a total daily circulation over 3.5 million. Foreign papers are slightly fewer. The press unites thought and purpose of the people, displays news nationwide, and informs government actions quickly. It shapes language and defends local communities while bearing risks when misused.
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Apne
United States
Maine
Florida
Oregon
Quarantine Proposal Over Smallpox Refugees Incoming
A Vulture letter reports tired citizens from Prescott and Phomix refugees. Town meeting plans one mile quarantine with water from the pipe. Property owners agree to bar rentals to Prescott or Phataix families. The piece hopes neighbors understand and notes Dr Osborne’s departure.
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Earron Henato
Phomix
Prescott
Phataix
Phenix
Dr. Osborne
Cavalry rifle marksmen reassigned to posts
Milliary trumpet John Hildenbrandt of Troop GB and Privates James Flynn Troop M Sixth Cavalry and Michael Devlin Troop D Third Cavalry now at Whipple Barracks under instructions in rifle firing by Department General Orders No. 53 have qualified as marksmen and will rejoin their respective troops at Willcox and Fort Bowie and Fort Grant A T First Lieutenant G J Fiebeger Corps of Engineers Engineer Officer of the Department is appointed Acting Aide-de-Camp of the Commanding General in addition to his other duties.
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John Hildenbrandt
James Flynn
Michael Devlin
Whipple Barracks
Willcox
Forts
Bowie
Grant
A. T
G. J. Fiebeger
Corps of Engineers
EU Paso
Texas
Arizona
Crook
Mexico
Guadalupe Canyon
Wilcox
Gordon
Davis
Third Cavalry
San Carlos
Camp
Scott
Thomas
Creek
Totick
Board of Supervisore
Maricops County
Erritory
Tailfin
Contty
Fheix
Severus
Board of Supervisors
Boans of
Varicopa
Aphid Eraank
Signal service plan for Mt Whitney station
The article states the goal to establish a signal service station atop Mt Whitney at 15000 feet, more than twice Mt Washington. It notes the southern location and opposite storm direction reduce benefit to the coast and questions its usefulness for predicting New England storms.
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Mt. Whitney
Mt. Washington
New England
Territorial Twigs and Town Notes Across Prescott
Prescott items note cattle ranges in northern Arizona and political moves in Black Hills development. Local incidents include a gun discharge accident, smallpox prevention in Jerome, and civic plans from court to schools. Territorial news covers arrests, debt, ore values, and infrastructure as Jerome, Tubac, and Globe figures appear, with Miners returning, town events, and public notices shaping daily life.
Silver District still lives echoes and mine profits rise
The A P Company paid forty dollars freight per pile from Kingman to the Colorado River. Captain John G Bourke is appointed Acting Assistant Adjutant General in the field. The Colton Semi Tropic suggests Rangers should clean out Wilcox. Sergeant Thomas Nolan of Troop E has four months furlough to Baltimore. New postmasters named for Allen and Holbrook in Arizona. A Silent stage arrives with silver bricks from the CiHip mine weighing 109 pounds valued around 1500 dollars. The Sentinel laments scalp displays to schoolchildren and calls for restraint and law enforcement against nomads blamed for local nuisances. A sand storm hits Qonur, and George Atkins sells mining property at Bisbee for 25000 dollars.
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Fremont Street
Charleston
John Kline
Mineral Park
Joyce
U. S
Pete Deveaux
Gee. Frerett
Russelville
Allen Street
Thomas Nolan
Third Cavalry
Baltimore
Fort Grant
Arizona
John M Wood
Allen
Pima County
Dr. Harvey
Holbrook
Apache County
CiHip
Stubbard
Shipman
Silver District
Ola Silver District
Puma Sentinel
Yuma
Qonur
George Atkins
Bisbee
Postal changes favor Mesa City and Jonesville mail route
The article argues for establishing a McDowell post office via Mesa and Jonesville, noting a thousand residents and growing settlement. It highlights reduced travel to Tempe, better mail service with a five to six mile longer route, and calls on postal authorities to implement the arrangement.
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McDowell
Mesa City
Jonesville
Tempe
Meena
Tiempes
Mesa
Postoflier unclaimed letters list April 23 1884 Phoenix
Advertised letters remaining in the Phoenix Arizona post office include Burnard Albert Cassall Frank Carroll Win Carter I Cameron G W Garris n F C Hendrick Mrs M Kirn Rott Lions Patrick To Mead Leon Leonard D J Resbrey Miss J Willis Wm Wilks WW Weber Joseph Wilson Gussie Contreras Cde G Dias Manuel Quijuds Eselso Fraijo Antonio Guerrero F de E Gomes Maria Ortis Ade Grega Ortis A de Grego Pina Jesus M Saluza Ramon Vexo Francisco. Call for advertised letters. Gro E. Mowney P. M.
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Postoflier
Phoenix
A. T
Burnard
Albert Cassall
Frank Carroll
Win Carter
I Cameron
G W Garris
F C Hendrick
M Kirn
Rott Lions
Patrick To Mead
Leon Leonard
D J Resbrey
Miss J Willis
Wm Wilks
WW Weber
Joseph Wilson
Gussie Contreras
Cde
G Dias
Manuel Quijuds
Eselso Fraijo
Antonio Guerrero
E Gomes
Maria Ortis Ade
Grega Ortis
Grego Pina
Jesus
M Saluza
Ramon Vexo
Francisco Call
Gro E. Mowney
P. M
New Mexico Railroads and Labor Tensions News Brief
The El Paso and White Oaks railroad survey is reported while the Silver City and Deming line reaches Apache Tajec. Benson smelter owners visit Silver City seeking low grade ore flux. Santa Rita copper mine patent received. Over 200 armed cowboys strike for 30 dollar wages with board. Texas Rangers may be sent to protect property. Portland boiler explosion kills W P Gheen and wounds Wm Cantrell. Chicago bricklayer strikes. A Buffalo area betting fight occurred under sports auspices with wagers of at least 3000 plus 2000 in site stakes. A steamer plans monthly departures from Yuma to Ft Mohave around the first of each month.
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el Paso
White Oaks
Silver City
Portland
Oregon
W.P. Gheen
Wm. P. Cantrell
Chicago
Buffalo
Yuma
Ft. Mohaye
Severe snow storm disrupts Wyoming and Nebraska rail service
Telegraphic reports from Cnevenna and other towns describe one of the season s harsh snow storms. Telegraph wires fall and railway cuts are blocked with snow near Sherman station on the Union Pacific line. East and west passenger trains lie at Cheyenne and Laramie City awaiting moves. Cattle losses are reported as nominal as the snow shifts with the wind.
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Cnevenna
Wyoming
Nebraska
Sherman Station
Cheyenne
Laramie City
Merrex
Hough on Rai Clears Ont Rats Mice Flies Bed Bugs
Advertisement notes a pest control product or service offering to clear rats mice roaches flies bed bugs and skunks. It references a price of 15 cents and a publication date or code 1948. The item resembles a small classified or product notice in a historical newspaper.
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Hough
Missing tooth prompt set for dental care repair
A playful verse suggests fixing a missing tooth among the incisors and using a product named SOZODONT to maintain alignment. The speaker notes this should have happened years ago but is finally taking action now.
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Cer
Card offers free cure for youth ailments from missionary
A dated advertisement promises a self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman of New York City for a reed that will cure nervous weakness curly decay and loss of manhood. The message claims the remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America and urges readers to request it free of charge.
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South America
Joseph T. Inman
New York City
Eadw
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Black Hills
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John Roll
Turkey Creek
Mr. Davie
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Dutch John
Skull Valley
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Tobt
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Tucson
W. J. Horton
Territorial
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Silectric Light Company
Ada Mine
Santa Catalinas
Lordis
Columbia Copper Camp
Charles L. Mosher
Phernix
PINAL
Florence
John Kelly
King Mill
G. A. Marlow
Palace
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Harry Woods
Copper Queen Mining Company
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Phillips
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Cxul
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N. M
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Givens
Carcase
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Philadelphia
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Eunexa
Navy
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Secret Canyon
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Eurena
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Spain
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Israel Miller
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Midlerbes
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Jurge Ivy H. Coz
Gro. F. Kemper
Phonix
Decker
Goldman & Co
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Studebaker
Taylor Sulky Rake Glidden
A.voegeler & Co
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Arate
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Ted Lion
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Punem County
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Tantika
Greeny & Texte
Alim Hisvox & CO
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Leretofore Exiti
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J. M. Cotton & Dame
Murphy
Tame of Coton & Murphy
Mitual Condeut
James Mury
Morphy Tamre, A. T
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M. Cotton
Fames Murphy
Sieeie Coe
Wiile
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Beore D HH
Pinney
Sid
Mins Ellingson
William E Lewis
Abraham Tenton
John R. Lirsen
Maricopa County
Henry Cousens, Rectater
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Aricopacinty
Siza Danius Welock
Fard
Arigzons
Enti
Maricopa
Kremper
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Diso
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N. Herrick
Montezuma Street
C. M. Goodhue
J. J. Gorper
Settier
Michael Engasser
U District Court
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Popkin M. Fowher
Gazelle
Henry Sloeser
Atizona
Hexey Cousins
Reglater
John Dem
Wiliam Sanders
Andes
Demerhaix & Sanders
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Ers
Taylor Sulky Rakes
Studebaker Farm
Sprin
General Merchan
Eas
Mary E. Collins
U. Collins
Squire
Judge C. A. Tweed
Phoenix A. T
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