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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1896
Page
4
A public notice from A Schilling & Company San Francisco Tea Merchants urges readers to recognize a common danger in the state county and town and to join forces, asking whether citizens will apply a remedy that benefits both parties. The message links mutual interests to collective action and warns against silence.
Amid chaotic scenes at the Bryan led Silver rally, delegates debate two thirds rules and coinage policy as gold and silver factions clash over the platform. Hill, Bland, and Pattison figure prominently as New York and other states weigh abstention and strategy.
The ad claims persistent fatigue signals thin impure blood and suggests Mood's Sarsaparilla restores life energy and appetite. It asserts blood vitality fixes nerves and organs, urging readers to remember the product as a solution.
Fragmented convention reports show Democratic delegates from New York New Jersey and Massachusetts wrestling with a split over a potential independent ticket. Ballots reveal shifting support among states including California Arizona and Connecticut as Bryan gains momentum while others waver.
A fragmented newspaper snippet markets money back tea of nuts and other pure products. It references Schillings Best and various extracts, urging neighbors to try them. A stray line mentions political tensions and a Phoenix weather note, reflecting chaotic OCR.
The Surprise and Gold Note mines near Agua Fe lie on the north bank of the river, with the Gold Note shaft reaching 80 feet and veins producing rich ore. Geo Ziska led prospecting that found a 20 foot main vein with high gold content, while the Surprise discovery came from float showing free gold. a 100 foot shaft and 75 feet of tunneling are planned, with power from a Verde herd line and a proposed 1,000-foot pipeline to support development.
Dan and Co report a dull general trade outlook in Southern California with uncertain politics delaying improvement. Agricultural staples show sufficient supply and higher prices possible. grain and fruit crops are mixed with April yields below average. Foreign trade remains favorable, mining and oil prospects steady, and a regional ware market shows little change. Liabilities total 29000 with assets 10000 amid a chaotic post earlier. Unclaimed post office letters list numerous names and addresses in Phoenix.
The New York Sun on July 10 rebukes the Democratic platform and McKinsey for the Presidency. The piece argues against the party's stance and calls for critique of the candidates, reflecting editorial tensions of the era.
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