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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1884
Page
2
A garbled extract discusses Arizona Democrats, Phoenician meetings, and political figures like Oury and Hughes. It notes dissatisfaction, factional divides, and criticism of party leaders, with references to Washington, Chicago, and elected offices. The piece reflects press sentiment and intra party debates.
June 9 dispatches report celebrations and acclaim for Blaine as a presidential candidate across major cities. Citizens, officials, and foreign dignitaries send congratulatory messages while public demonstrations unfold in Avereta, San Francisco, and elsewhere. Resources show business suspensions and street banners praising Blaine’s nomination.
Long, text heavy with mining notes from Fort Grant, Quijoton, and surrounding districts. It highlights ore shipments, ore grades, mills in operation, and mine developments including Vekol and Silver Queen. Mentions Fort Viejo, Camp Apaches, and Gila County activity with various company names and figures.
The Tucson Star outlines John A Logan as the Republican vice presidential nominee to Chicago. Born in Jackson County Illinois he rose from private to major general in the Civil War and later served as minister to Mexico and in Congress. The profile notes his legal career in Chicago and multiple political roles up to 1885.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Fourth regiment of the National Guard under Fiiley was reorganized in Ohio during winter, with unclear references to duties and leadership. The text is garbled, but suggests a partial, date unspecified, administrative action.
An OCR fragment references a dwelling and a cart with unclear attribution to Wetsner or a similar name. Details are unreadable and no concrete action, date, or location can be confirmed from the readable text.
A reader from Sherman Texas writes the New York Sun with notes on pecan tree suitability in western regions and potential growth in upstate areas. He shares early varieties, planting timing, care, and transplanting advise, warning of caterpillar pests and recommending box storage through winter for northern climates.
A fragmentary note from Silerman, Texas, references farm lands in the West Creek hills and Belu enilivated fields. It mentions fruit and nut growth, section 10 benefits, and plans for market shipments by mail or express. The writer invites remittances and orders to be recorded for rotation and distribution.
A garbled miscellany references silk operations at the New Orleans Exposition and mentions various figures such as General Grant era aides. It notes Mexican land sales at San Carlos on June 25 and discusses Montana and Colorado economic growth, with scattered political and banking references.
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