15 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1897
Page
1
The article reports on tariff bill expectations and revenue forecasts for 1900 and beyond, Cuban patriots fundraising with a silver souvenir coin, local railroad rate issues affecting the Salt River valley, and plans for a High School site including Churchill property. It also notes currency reform talks, civil service changes, and regional political tensions.
RR G Dun & Co reviews show no broad price gains with midsummer dullness. Woolen mills rise in orders, rail earnings improve, bank clearances climb, and business confidence grows as Congress adjourns. Regional crops remain favorable with barley and wheat up, deciduous fruits mixed, and bean, prune, and orange markets noted. Internationalism touted by Senator Wolcott as promising.
Report from the Western Virginia coal fields details a grave situation with mining operations halted by incidents affecting workers, safety concerns rising, and authorities coordinating response efforts amid ongoing extraction disruptions. Local officials urge caution and outline assistance measures for affected families.
Crmvecasy July 18 reports a grave coal strike looming in West Virginia with miners expected to go out within forty eight hours to complete a tie up. Arbitration commissioners from five states will press operators and miners toward an understanding to settle differences. Extra line on Arizona mining optimism and national protectionist mood follows.
Intense heat grips eastern cities with many fatalities reported as residents struggle with high temperatures and heat waves. Officials warn exceeding heat indices and urge precautions while hospitals note increased emergency room visits.
Three more deaths reported today due to extreme heat in Chicago. Prostrations widespread as temperatures remain high though slightly lower than yesterday. Other cities report heat related deaths and rising prostrations. officials warn of continuing danger in mid-July heat wave.
Mr Jobs F James and his partner endured a grueling trek across hot desert to reach a southern range described as containing a lost mine. After days without water they drank cactus pulp and finally found shafts and tools at the abandoned mine. They returned to Phoenix with plans for assay and possible future visits if water holes are replenished.
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