11 Oct 1883
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1883
Page
1
A dispatch from Washington indicates the Postmaster General is preparing a report favoring the poste telegraph system, signaling a potential push for broader nationwide communications wiring. The prose notes awaiting further details and possible policy implications for government and business lines.
In Massachusetts supporters back Oleaginens Bea Butter with an expected landslide of 8000 to 15000 in the result. Norwegian cabinet ministers face impending supreme tribunal actions as reforms start. In the United States public integrity calls grow amid racial tensions and corruption concerns.
The Courter Journal hints at possible Butler candidacy for the next presidential term while local chatter in Lewisville, Grand Mississippi, centers on land office actions. Reports from Reavis and others discuss native claims, valley river developments, and potential investigations by the General Land Office.
A fragmented report discusses the Saveare case and the pursuit of Red Jack and Hensiey in Sonora. It notes Dr. Gres gory of Hermsillo describing two persons, details alleged misdeeds, and references the Riverside stage robbery and the eventual fate of rebellious gangs.
Ex She Hf Gabriel announces her candidacy for the Pinal County sheriff position challenging incumbent Sheriff Paul in the upcoming race. The move signals a major shift in local law enforcement politics with key endorsements expected from community groups.
The Tucson Citizen reports a dramatic pursuit of Jack Blave and Charley Henley near Perry's Raven. A volley left Henley wounded and eluded capture. Henley later captured while Blave is dead. Sheriff Paine and posse members pursued, with Bravery praised for risking life to end the gang.
A 1892 letter reports health officials and an Indian reservation quarantine over smallpox fears. It details physicians, vaccination efforts, and hospital actions amid concern that smallpox cases spread from Mesa and Phoenix areas.
Weather warns of fever and smallpox risk as the valley eyes health measures and a regional wedding celebrates community ties. The piece notes social gatherings amid disease concerns and describes Armstrong and Ola Jens family, music, and culinary preparations, ending with hopeful wishes for prosperity and Heaven's blessings.
Letters from Rockville Utah dated 1933 urge postponing mail until smallpox danger passes. Citizens request not to send letters or mail via post office to prevent contagion. Officials cite fear and panic, noting cases in area and impact on transport and daily life.
A detailed account from Sheriffs and posse members recalls the October chase from Wilcox to the mountains near Pereys, a gun battle, and the fatal wounding of Heisley while Red Jack was shot in the face. The narration describes the pursuit's route, positions of riders, and the decisive encounter as authorities closed in.
An OCR damaged narrative mixed with names and events unfolds around Hensley, Paul, and Johpsoneite figures in a rural setting. It references a final chapter in a scheme, a doctor named Dr Ri F P Barsexsett arriving to town, and local reactions to medical work, with mentions of Will, Carolin, Cairo, McCherry, and George Meclarty. The piece reads like a chaotic town record of interactions and a dramatic medical visitation.
The readable text references Phoenix with water rights and a property in a Grand area. It mentions prices such as 82.50 and 83,000, a street Washington Street, and a rent offer on favorable terms. The fragmentary nature limits clear entities but notes real estate and water rights in Phoenix.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local matter with names like J.C BCLL AID and references a date Sep ii. dm. It mentions places and people in a garbled fashion and hints at a public or legal notice without clear actions or outcomes.
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