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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1883
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable items, with names and details unreadable. The entry lacks clear events, dates, or entities to identify a coherent story or report.
The piece suspects British and Irish pauper inmates in England or Ireland are being sent to the United States with the government paying their passage. It warns of punishment for those captured and hints at blame on Secretary Teller and associates if another war ensues. It mentions ships shipping fruit to Chicago and critiques Bratnx and Conkling on political history.
The text states that settlement in Arizona will rely on railroad access, with land and resources becoming more available to settlers. It suggests improvements in accessibility across territories and hints at favorable future conditions for population growth and development.
A distant report recalls a statement about Pennsylvania Leisure restricting cremations. It mentions the largest crematorium in the United States located at Washington and relates that two bodies were cremated there. The text reflects unclear details and fragmented phrasing from an old source.
Report covers a busy week in Freeney Cal, Tucson and Phoenix with Fiesta grounds filling, vendors setting up booths, and crowds preparing for the opening. District Attorney Baker injures his hand restraining a dog. General Crook arrives. travel and weather notes mingle with local industry, architecture talks, and street scenes under a heat wave.
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