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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1897
Page
3
Advertising rates or printing prices inquire at the Business Office of the Herald. A chaotic mix of political commentary from the era covers election results, Populist views, figures like Croker and Tamany, Thanksgiving Day notes, and Arizona statehood arguments, with references to media figures and places in 1890s America.
A testimonial praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for severe knee pain and lasting recovery. The piece shifts to Arizona land and irrigation, arguing vast arable territory awaits improved cultivation, irrigation, and fruit crops. It notes desert land, irrigation efficiency, and future horticultural prospects, plus brief political commentary on silver debates.
The live stock business shows steady growth with Europe demand, as freight space on steamers is booked for a year, and syndicates gain control of cattle shipments from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. A brighter outlook for beef cattle export is noted alongside political comments on territorial governance and advertising wisdom.
A fragment notes druggists claim Scott's Emulsion is not inferior and is sold cheaper, reflecting industry views on product quality and price comparisons. The text implies professional attitudes toward competition and value in a historic pharmaceutical context.
The ad urges buyers to insist on Scott's Emulsion as the reliable standard after twenty five years on the market, warning against substitutes claimed to be “just as good.” It emphasizes avoiding risks with untried preparations and directs buyers to look for the familiar wrapper text Scott & Bowne.
General trade across eastern and central cities shows weakened shipments of seasonable goods due to unseasonable weather and yellow fever quarantines. North and Midwest report steadier conditions while woolen goods and cotton fabrics soften. Wheat exports rise with high prices, while stock markets stall awaiting election results. Ontario trade remains active with modest bank expansion. Canada sees mixed weather effects and few business failures. Fusion wins at Lincoln Nebraska. Republicans concede gradual defeat in state races.
A detailed address urging broader enterprise and development in Arizona. Emphasizes climate as an asset, rail and highway improvements, population growth through migration and favorable advertising, and expanding mining knowledge. Recommends investing in communications, loyalty to the Territory, and inviting educated professionals to boost progress and industry.
Josiah S. Anderson John S. Anderson and J S Kerrick bound over to grand jury on cattle stealing charge. Bonds set at 500 1200 and 1000. Deputy Sheriff Davenport brought them from Gila Bend with witness Josiah Anderson. Assault claim against the younger Anderson expected at Gila Bend. Tension rises as communities brace for possible trouble and officers maintain watch.
Reported election results show Ohio too close to call with official counts expected. Republicans projected statewide ticket plurality between 12 000 and 15 000 and a Republican majority around 75 seats to 70 in the legislature. Cincinnati tally indicates governor race likely to a 25 000 plurality for Beshnell.
In Loravinte on November 13, Kentucky returns show a Democratic surge with a lead exceeding 25,000. S J Shackelford the Silver Democratic nominee for Appellate Court Clerk is forecast to win by 25,000 to 30,000, while Silver Democrats are poised for a solid majority in both state houses. Louisville Mayor hopeful Weaver leads by about 2,300 as most municipal offices tilt Democratic.
Barrimore Maryland November 3 The Democrats appear to have won a legislative majority sufficient for a United States Senate seat to succeed Gorman. Republicans hold 56 with Democrats at 61 in legislative votes. State Senate Republican, House Democrats. Outcome hinges on oilier county returns.
Maparo November 5. The Spanish government will try General Weyler by court martial wherever he lands if press reports of his remarks at Havana are confirmed. Weyler’s ship Mentzorrate may be forced to Havana with disabled engines, spurring potential developments.
New York reports Mancus A. Hansa claim of re election in Ohio an off year. Dick, Hanns's manager, predicts Republican majority on joint ballot in Ohio. Revised figures show Bush for governor with 24,793 or 28,448 plurality. New York Assembly favors Republicans 79 to 61 with two third party, while Maryland Talbot county confirms Republican delegation. South Dakota judges: five Republicans, one Democrat, two Populists. Arizona University selects Prof M W Parker president. Money market notes silver certificates and bar silver values on November 5.
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