Weekly Herald advertising rates and agents notice
Local notice from the Weekly Herald outlines subscription rates for various terms and lists authorized agents in San Francisco and New York. It warns that no person is authorized to solicit on behalf of the paper outside named agents and states the publisher’s preference for no traveling agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praca Benson
San Fran
Revkers
New Merchant’ Exchange
San Francisco
Bates
Pak Row
New York
L. P. Fisher
Windsor wedding of Ida May Olin and R Durant Morford
Local wedding notice requests the presence of Mr and Mrs Geo Olin at the nuptials of their daughter Ida May to R Durant Morford at the Olin home in Windsor Ohio on Tuesday May 15 1883 with ceremony at eight o clock in the evening. The rest of the text provides political commentary praising Grover Cleveland and denouncing Tammany Hall, noting the shifting power within New York Democracy and support for reform minded leaders.
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Geo
Olin
Ida May
R. Durant Morford
Windsor
R. A
Mohicans
Tammany
New York
Membes
Ackire
Cleveland
Tilden
Aqueduct
Immigration
Henry Grosquean
United States
California
Rates From Maricopa to New Orleans and Beyond
A recent letter from the General Passenger Agent of the S P R R gives rates from Maricopa to New Orleans first class 76.65 dollars, third 50 dollars, with no second class. Steamer rates from New Orleans to New York tabin 40 dollars steerage 20 dollars. Through ticket from Maricopa to New York via New Orleans rail and steamer is 105. No excursion or round trip tickets are sold. Tickets to Cleveland via New Orleans first class 93.65 dollars second class 84.75 dollars. San Westislens to New York via central or southern route first class 138.85 dollars second class 103.25 class 72.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Ror
Maricops
Maricopa
New Orléans
New Orleans
New York
Cleveland
San Westislens
Cornered Crooked Financier Jim Keene Faces Market Crash
Financier Jim Keene, long known for cornering others, appears to be cornered as he mortgaged properties and sold paintings and horses. He cites a looming Wall Street crash and aims to reclaim assets at half price. The piece notes Conkling’s remark on Grant’s 1868 nomination, Turnes Fam’s divorce suit for about 3.0 million cash and 1.59 million in real estate, and Wall Street traders unloading Central Pacific stock as prices slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Keene
Wall Street
Mining optimism and railroad inducements in Maricopa County
The article argues the mining season will be highly active with investors confident in profits. It notes miners cutting costs, improving ore development, and a shift toward independent, efficient operations. It also discusses Tucson railroad talks, county subsidies, and a potential $160,000 subscription to attract builders if a Maricopa to Tucson line gains legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kales
Tucson
Maricopa County
Romsbaly
Maricopa
Salt River grain freight rates lifted to Tucson market
The Southern Pacific has equalized freight rates from Maricopa, removing discrimination on grain shipments. Salt River Valley farmers can now deliver grain to Tucson at the same per mile rate as California shippers, boosting local breadstuffs and grain sales. The change positions Tucson and southern Arizona to rely on Salt River grain going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Salt River Valley
Maricopa
California
Tucson
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Aircrone Disaster Strikes Kansas City on Sunday
An Aircrone visit to Kansas City on Sunday caused extensive property damage and multiple injuries, with reports indicating several lives affected. Authorities investigated the incident as emergency services treated the injured and secured affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aircrone
Kansas City
Law on newspaper subscriptions and theft penalties
The article outlines six rules for subscribers: continuing service unless they notify otherwise, publishers collecting arrears before stopping, responsibility for non-delivery or moved addresses, and consequences for fraud. It also states that taking or using a newspaper without paying is theft under new postal law, liable to criminal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnme
Town Railroad Meeting at Courthouse Thursday Evening
Citizens urged to attend a courthouse meeting to discuss a railroad project. Emphasis on careful, persistent effort, thorough consideration, and steady progress toward a successful outcome rather than rushing action.
Feae of a flaily on the first of the fiend in Santa Barbara
A garbled note from Santa Barbara hints at a ceremonial event on a first of the month, with unclear terms like Feae and flaily describing a local scene or festival. The text mentions prosperity and a Hege of coum in a cryptic historical transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Change of Office and Pacific War News Fragments
May 11 Washinvoices Charley Lyman resigns as chief clerk at the United States Treasury and is sworn in as chief examiner under Civil Service. May 15 reports describe a Prescott fire damaging Col. Bean’s residence and Burmister’s burn area. losses reach about 12,000 with partial insurance. Also noted: murder verdict, Apache discussions in Sonora, Arizona railway business, Crook and Crook era actions, and Papal Vatican document on Parnell fund.
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Washinores
Charley Lyman
United States Treasure Office
Civil Service Commission
Prescott
R. H Burmister
Col. C. C. Bean
E. P. Clerk
Territorial
R. H. Burmister
E. B. Crapo
Col. Bean
KR. H. Burmister
Hutchinson Bros
Regio
Hermosillo
Arizona
Tucson
Place
Guaymas
Republic
Tucson Sid Port Lobos Rilroad
Sonora
Conal Willard
Topete
Copper claims sold for 100000 in Harcuvar mountains
The Star reports Mr. D C Kling sold five copper claims in the Harcuvar mountains for 100000 dollars. Rev Adams arrives in Prescott. Weedin of the Enterprise searched for the Indians the fighting rangers fought after, failing to find them or learn of their fate. May Woodward found guilty of manslaughter for shooting her lover in Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
D.C. Kling
Harcuvar Mountains
Weedin
May Woodward
Tombstone
Take Notice Of Heath Of Bee Yards Refuse Prolapses
Fragmented notice from a local city body about hours and procedures for public works. Contains garbled names and terms. Readable elements point to a public notice with official actions and timelines.
News of the Week highlights Prescott life and events
A roundup of Prescott happenings includes new piano purchases, real estate transfers, stage arrivals, construction plans for Guss Ellis Co’s brick business house, and a range of local notes. Public health, coroner work, Chinaman fines, religious lectures, and civic concerns about fire safety and street cleanliness are also described.
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Guss Ellis & Co
Stroud
Montezuma
Washingtonstreta
Frank Walker
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
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Renal
Iro
Central Pacific
Tuextr
Thomas
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Loews
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U. S
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Vatican
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Parnell
Rev. Adams
News of the
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T. J. Butler
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Saturnslay
Nenhr
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A. W. Carey
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Norman
Isaac
Tueaday's Daily
Mr. Wormser
McNeil
Johnny Loosley
Corey Club
Joe Irvine
Atenement
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Rev. McCann
Methodist Church, South
J. T. Dennis
Tempe
Brown & Cowan
Israel Miller
Dutton's
Pima
Sheldon
First Judicial District
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Frenchy
Whch
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GH. Neidhre
Konighthood
Arizona Commandery
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Red Cross
Franklin Bree
Srom
Methodist Episcopal
Bishop Andrews
de. BR. T. Osborne
Billy Blankenship
Maud Wilson
Shulz
N. L Guthrie
Henapp
Riverside
Brannaman
Booth
Col. Zabriskie
Precoty
John Bryant
JE. Barbey
R .T. O-Goro
Powers
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Wedneday's
Pluvius
P. €. Bicknell
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Minnie Atkinson
Mattie Tucker
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Br. F. K. Ainceworth
Prescot
Phenix
Arizona Commandery No- 1
Bank Exchange
Adams
Mr__ Alemaner
Jesus Otere
Washington
Cortez
Nakhied
Blankensuir— Wilson
Pheniz,a.t
Mre.Stiulz
N. A. Guthrie
William J. Blankenship
Phec
John Bryan
Bjacoes OK
Geomantemedy
St Jacobs
A.voegeler & Co
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Calvary
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Wiley
Jdi
Benson
Ricky
Becon
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New Fork
W. G. Moore
PAT Lambs Hay & Feed Yard
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J. T. Hoard
Weerihg Brek Exchange
Lloyd Hill
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Eve J.C. Bullerd
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King
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Prince
Theanid F . Sullord
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Washington and Cortez Sts
Monihon Corral
Phoenix
Phoenix Hotel
Safari
Phoenix, A, T
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William &. Gath
Phenlz
John A
Maercoom
Anid
Patierre Tereby
Jane
Iess
Daley
Geary
Ofrfricz
Ieee OF Judge
GC. A. Tweed
Phoex
Roth
Weh Jung
Wah
Lung
Aeenix
May Ji
Goldman & Co
Ers
Taylor Sulky Rakes
Wea
Studebaker
Rite T
Anheuser Beer
Buckeye
Taylor
Glidden’s
G. Ellis
San Francesco
Cuss Ellis & Co
Rosenthal & Kutner
Jank
H. Goldberg
Bank Exchange Hotel
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