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Newspaper

Phoenix Weekly Herald

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1883

Page

2

New York and San Francisco Agents Announced

N A Norford reports a paper on the Principal Newapaner Agenciee in San Prancisco and Eastern Cities naming our New York Agent Fisher at 21 Merchant's Exchange. Thursday 160 Congressmen failed reelection last fall and 109 remain applicants for some office.

Principel Newapaner Agenciee San Prancisco OR. G. Dake Verchants’ Exchange Franesco Mares Rokav New York Fisher Merchant's Exchange Francisco Anorr San Franomco W. Lane Booker Pire Uindesertors San Francisco California Booker San Franscisco Oliera

Nihilists Challenge Czar’s Life as May Deadline Looms

Einorranx Nihilists declare the Czar of Russia shall not live with a May deadline. Tun Miscuri Legislature sits seventy-five days, members’ pay cut to one dollar daily. They express a desire to go home amid the turmoil.

Einorranx Russia Tun Miscuri

Madagascar Embassy in Washington Sparks Unusual Warnings

An Ax embassy from Madagascar sits in Washington with Envoy Racouinabitrima Rino among officials. The Mussims face a wake up call as Muailagus people threaten to cast jaw-breakers into the shade, signaling notable tensions and unusual social cross currents.

Madagascar Washington Racouinabitrimarino

Pension claims and political intrigue in 1883 Georgia

The piece discusses veterans with missing limbs entitled to extra pensions and directs them to file through the Commissioner of Pensions, criticizing pension sharks. It then shifts to gossip about Alexander Stephens and Miss Caroline Wilkinson in Atlanta, condemns Democratic legislators and land policies, and ends with a Fort Grant orders excerpt detailing a board of officers to examine a promotion and a furlough for a Farrier.

Jiera Congress Washington Commissioner of Pensions Pepers Arso Alexander TH. Stephens Atlanta Every Caroline Wilkinson Dent Ace Immortal Youth Lnve Sizapg Arizona Whipple Barracks Medh Edward Collins Alber D. King Third Cavalry Charles G. Gordon Sixth Cavalry George S. Anderson Louis Wilhelmi Fort Grant Maudsury William Bowers Fort Hauebues James Cussen Los Angeles Cith

War-Torn Report Claims Gen Woeedward Death and Indian Attacks

Vague wires describe Captain Thorndyke forces pressing forward as 600 troops advance. Reports confirm the reported killing of General Woeedward and William Hohestadt amid Indian depredations. Ambiguous statements suggest Senora nyurty analyzed by indigenous forces.

Thorndyke Woeedward Wm. Hohestadt Nyurty

Apaches Reported Advancing Toward Arizona Line

The report claims Sonora Apaches are growing restless and attacking across regions as Mexican troops pursue them. It suggests a broad clash may erupt along the Arizona and New Mexico borders if Mexican and U S forces do not block further incursions, risking wide ravage and settlement on reservations.

Sonora Arizona New Mexico

Ramic Plant Cultivation Near Orizub Mexico Reported

GracniL Besunceann engages largely in Ramic plant cultivation near Orizub Mexico with emphasis on local farming practices and crop development during the period observed.

Orizub Mexico

Tax pressure on effects hits Mexican industry hard

Many Mexican states levy an exorbitant tax on effect refers that the industry is simply struggling for existence in several of them.

Mexican States

Proprieter of Tucson Star to erect new building

The Tucson Star proprietor announces start of construction for a new building to house the excellent Journal. He claims no rival has ever fought better on his own set, referencing Brother Magtics.

Tucson Star Wealdier Bro Magtics New York Jay Gould Braidwood Ill Diaz Washington Eldorado

Mexican American Trade Stats Reflect Southwest Outlook

From the Mexican Financier the two year trade run between the United States and Mexico is outlined, showing exports to the United States and imports into the United States. The figures show growth despite tariff barriers and opposing European interests, with 1881 and 1882 totals and a focus on key goods like iron and steel, cotton, lumber, petroleum, and refined sugar. The comparative totals list United States exports to Mexico and imports from Mexico, highlighting the evolving economic relationship as railroads expand.

United States Mexico Southwest Unite States St. Come Peane Eeeseceseser ACE United S'stes

New Settlements Bring Life to Phoenix Valley

Citizens urge local self sufficiency and reduced foreign debt as Phoenix area sees growth from new settlements. They call for more home grown fruit vegetables and trade with regional ranches. A Lexis future bill would allow 200000 in county aid to a railroad, spreading property value increases to cover costs.

Phoenix California Lexis

Indian War Updates and Tragedies in the Southwest

Reports from March 24 to 28 describe Apache clashes near Wilcox and Winchester in Arizona Territory, including attacks on camps, troop movements led by Generals Crook and Mackenzie, and a coroner case about two men killed near mine workings. Dispatches note ambushes, missing prospectors, and a telegraph line disruption between Fort Crummings and settlers, with ongoing pursuit and defensive actions by cavalry units.

Wircox Tay Wineclester Harvey M. Dibtie Isaac A. Hateman Trickreims Lonpanenda Richmond Palmer & Emericko York Jack Haynes Hire John Emerick Mijesine Mert Busant Fort Crummings Mendeias York's Rack Lennenview Fdeamenit Lucite Parks Saving Wirenek Barnaces Vie Maricopa Indrids Hoberts Bourke Hott Lieut Piebeger Prescott Ash Fork Alinquirque Geeral Crook General Mackenzie New Mexico Arizona Momlay YoraLn Waeck Lowell Cave Harshaw's Tucson Jerry Dillon Fuschuca Mountains Wou.cox A. T Winchester Dibble G. Dibble Tombstone J. J Howarn BP. m Wilcox Weelock Howard Hopkin Thomas Steele

Wild Mulberry Trees Grow in Quees Creek Canyon

A garbled notice from Pinal County reports wild mulberry trees in Quees Creek Canyon. The item also references a range of local concerns including a penitentiary movement, ore transport to Lynx Creek smelter, a murder case in the Vere area, and political commentary on a Freight and Fare bill affecting the Southern Pacific Railroad contract.

Quees Creek Canyon Pinal Cols Bee Aremenstranes Pinal County Oury Texas Flornce ES. Miner Big Bie Desoris Lynx Crek Hutchinson Boys Wiley Coger Gaewer Vere

Local Services Advertised in Odd Listing

A fragmentary ad mentions various animal control offerings including rats mice hedgehog skunks and chipmunks. Prices noted as 15¢ and crugcisis appear, though many terms are unclear from the damaged OCR.

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Advertiser Fracas Over Tin Ad For Paper

A Baton Commercial Advertiser fragment shows a beleaguered clerk debating pricing for a long four inch advertisement. A customer presses for a cheap notice and a yearly paper delivery while the clerk offers tax and credit terms amid a surreal dialogue about headlines and notices.

Colin Washington Tien Stanzer Baton Commercial Advertiser

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