County Official Paper Promises Fresh Seeds and Local News
The Herald reports on ongoing Grand Jury deliberations and town notices. Readers are told of fresh garden seeds at Geo F Woats and meals at the French Restaurant, with prescriptions by Garden City Drug Store. The new theatrical company starts tonight. Jury selections praised as credit to the town. Patrick case jury found not guilty and he was discharged. Rothrock offers photo services at Presix News Depot. Public notices touch on a purse and contents left at a barber shed and luck with a squaw’s photograph.
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Sonumarse
Negroes of Louisiana Shift Alliances to Democracy
Report notes a notable shift in Louisiana politics as Black voters reportedly move toward the Democratic camp. Observers cite evolving party dynamics and local leaders shaping the realignment amid ongoing elections.
Catholics and Protestants clash in Connecticut area
A conflict between Catholic and Protestant factions surfaces in a Connecticut region amid a lengthy Congress session this winter and a Democratic majority in three houses. The article notes a Pope donation stone for Washington's memorial that has reportedly been stolen during years of construction.
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Congress
Washington
Ex-Sraston McDonand Hires 41 Rooms at Willards Hotel
Ex-Sraston McDonand of In ion plans to use 41 rooms at Willards hotel in Washington as his winter headquarters. He will base operations in the city during the upcoming winter season.
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Srsaton McDonand
Willards Hotel
Financial shifts and housing demand in the capital
Mowry reports abundant funds at eastern financial centers while Bormonsvson offers pledged stock collateral at one to three percent. Time loans run five percent. High demand for houses and rooms in the national capital drives well to do citizens to lease homes and seek boarding elsewhere for winter. They profit from the arrangement.
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Mowry
Bormonsvson
National
Abulians Spread in Western Massachusetts
A sew sect has appeared in western Massachusetts known as Abulians. The group advocates total abstinence from children, claiming parents cannot reach heaven by their path.
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Massachusetts
New York
Indiana Statesmen Seek A Spot On Next Democratic Ticket
Four Indiana leaders Voorners MacDonald Hendricks and Holman vie to secure a first or second place on the forthcoming Democratic national ticket. Observers see several as likely to win a place and value it for their political standing.
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Voorners
MacDonald
Hendricks
Holman
Indiana
Government profits from silver dollar coinage since 1878
The Government reports profits on standard silver dollar coinage since July 1, 1878, totaling 17,342,115 dollars with a net annual profit of about 3,360,000 dollars after costs for coinage and waste. The note quips that it is not a bad business for Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sim
Wool trade in crisis hits major eastern and western houses
The woolen goods trade sinks into a great depression as several large firms fail. Brother & Co Levy Brothers & Co Fo Mayer & Co Coleman Brother of San Francisco are named with assets running into millions.
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Brother & Co
Levy Brothers & Co
Fo Mayer & Co
New York
Coleman Brother
San Francisco
Liquor Question Dominates Ohio and Iowa Elections
News from Ohio and Iowa centers on liquor questions in late elections. Iowa shows stronger Republican leaning though a drop from Garfield’s last presidential majority of 45,262 is noted. Ohio, previously Democratic on Prohibition, may require an official tally to decide curtailment of liquor trade, not its extermination.
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Ohio
Iowa
Garfield
Election bearing on next year’s results in key states
In a dehrominent assessment authorities say the current election in those states is unlikely to significantly influence next year’s outcome. Officials concede volatility but expect limited impact on national trends.
Among the Blue Grass Trotters in Harper's October Number
Housemen and horse enthusiasts will find a concise yet rich history of fine horses, their breeding and care in Harper's Magazine. The article presents a compact panorama of turf culture and equine excellence in a single engaging piece.
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Harper's Magazine
Pacific Coast legal action targets shipping express rates
Weis, Fanco & Co. have sued Pacific Coast Steamship Co. for discriminatory practice in favor of the Northern Pacific railroad. The case hints that a new heavy express company on the coast may lower express rates, which are described as approaching excessive elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weis, Fanco & Co
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chief Justice French Declines Congressional Candidacy
The Miner reports that the Territory’s press and people warmly favor the Orion Era’s suggestion of Chief Justice French running for Congress, yet French remains steadfast in his refusal to become a Delegate under any circumstances.
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Orion
French
Congress
Miner
Territorial Court Docket Highlights Oct 1883 Proceedings
District and territorial court notes list cases set for calendar, demurrers withdrawn or overruled, and judgments ordered. Attorneys Alexander Tweed Hancock Crenshaw appear for plaintiff or defendant in multiple Chas Church related actions. Patrick White arraigned in U S Court with not guilty plea. juries summoned for next day.
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Territorial Court
Ellis & Co
T Priest
Harthy
Ludgerding
Gohiman & Co
Chas Church
Hon Alexander
Tweed
Hanesch & Crensshaw
H N Alexander
Hancock & Crenshaw
H Rocarte
Conway
de~ Murer
Chas Goldman
Chashurch
N. Alesander
Goldman & Co
Fmn Alexander
Henry Guarfias
Gardiner
Albert Man
Nerl Osborn
Julia Lindermayer
Luke
Territory
Arizona
J M Lehriver
Phor
J.M. Schriver
Hooper & Co
Demarbaix
Cox
Gondfelsow
Recarte
Goldman & Go Va
D C
Hiing
Hobert, Werrill Co
Chase Hyden
Local Court Docket Oct 9 1883 Afternoon Session
Afternoon session lists judgments as prayed for in various complaints including Ellia & Co v Priest and others. Administrators of the estate J M Bryan, Vina Bryan and M Asher & Bros, amended complaints and judgments ordered. U S Court Grand Jury reported four indictments including Godfrey Tribollet Tarbell and Barnett for conspiracy.
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Guss Ellia & Co
J T Priest
A Man & Co
Osborne
Mart Maloney
C H Weil
Judse~ Mient
M W Eales
W Eales
J M Bryan
Vina Bryan
Asher & Bros
Rumburg
Samuel Franklin
U. S. Coucrt
Godfrey Triboltet
D B Tarbell
J © Barnett
Indicted defendants face federal charges in forenoon trial
The U S trial jury heard cases against Godfrey Tribolet for defrauding the United States, Joshua Porter for selling 50000 pounds of barley, Scott Rush for larceny of U S property, and Patrick White arraigned for selling liquor to an Indiana witness. Jurors seated include Hall Kethrock Mitchell Olsson Cotten Goldman Koex Montgomery Williams Murphy Fowler Mucie Wood Metz Warris Eyrick Barton Stankard Ryder.
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United States
Godfrey Tribolet
United States of America
Joshua Porter
Scott Rush
United State
Patrick White
Indiana
U. S
L Hall
G H Kethrock
Mike Mitchell
Tobias Olsson
JM Cotten
Ben Goldman
John Koex
J B Montgomery
Jena W Williams
James Murphy
Frank P Fowler
Wm H Mucie
Jeriah Wood
Timothy Metz
Reimond Warris
John Eyrick
Jerome B Barton
G TF Stankard
AW Ryder
Grand Jury Indicts in Territorial Sessions and Elections
Indictments return against POC Shannon and M Gallarda for selling liquor to Indians and others charged with conspiracy and tax violations. Territorial Grand Jury convened Oct 11 with numerous members. several cases including U.S. and Territory filings heard. Local notices praise farm life, Phoenix theatre plans, and Churchill’s Arizona land project. General Churchill to Prescott next Wednesday.
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General Churchill
Phoenix
Arizona Catyl Company
Arizona
Prescott
Stage Robbery on Wickenburg Route Near Wildlow Creek
Telegraphic news reports a masked robber stopping the incoming stage on the Wickenburg route near Wildlow Creek last night, stealing the mail sack and robbing passengers. A separate note from Gyosy dated Oct 1 indicates the Tucson to Riverside mail route cannot be restored, despite calls to protest its discontinuance affecting Globe and Tucson citizens.
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Presport
Wickenburg
Wildlow Creek
Gyosy
John J. Sarely
Tucson
Riverside
Globe
Keota Eagle Profiles Artemus Fisher on Fifty Acre Farm
The Keota Eagle chronicles Artemus Fisher who farms a fifty acre plot one and a half miles south of Keota. He keeps a team of horses three top milch cows and a fine drove of hogs. He milks for the creamery and gains nearly 200 dollars in income.
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Keota
Lews
Artemus Fieher
Letter List of Unclaimed Letters at Phoenix Post Office
Advertised letters remaining at the Phoenix post office as of October 3, 1833. Names include W J Duval, A Foyns, Jobe Lindley, John Gowan, Chas Gulliver, Pharles Guishes, K C Jones, Charles Kemp, A Miller Ti Martin, Miss Annie Muller, Munroe Mrs D Harris, Miss Carrie Marts, Charles Schwed, Charles Stout, Such FFP, Jobo Sutton and EsSPAMOLAS Maria Baleasuela, Antonio Burria el Juan Gorigi Venito Guerrero Francisco Leibas Ponciana FRias Yocatara Fierros. Call for "Advertised Letters." Guv. E. Mowry, Postmaster.
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Phoenix
Duval
W J
Foyns
Lindley
Jobe
Gowan
John
Gulliver
Chas
Guishes Pharles
Jones
K C
Kemp Charles
Miller
A Ti
Martin
Miss Annie
Muller
Munroe
Harris
Miss Carrie
Marts
Schwed
Charles
Stout
Such
Ffp
Sutton
Jobo
Maria Baleasuela
Antonio Burriael
Juan Gorigi
Venito Guerrero
Francisco Leibas
Ponciana Frias
Yocatara Fierros
Yom Kippur Observance Amid Local News Highlights
Wednesday notes Yom Kippur with business closures and community updates. Reports that Foraker leads in Ohio induction. Tucson finds breakfast ice. grand jury reports due. Bets on Oto election. several social events and visits noted. New Ellis building progresses with lower floor. bathing begun for Bank area. Phoenix population grows sharply. winter buildings scarce. housing demand rises. Six imbies in two weeks. local antelope brought to Kelly & Speedy’s meat market. venison feature aids breakfast trade.
Prison cell plans and lottery draw dominate Phoenix news
The issue details jail cell construction with vent concerns and a prison door design. It also covers Henry College Lottery drawing in Louisville with prizes up to $90,000, noting ticket numbers, winners, and next drawing, plus arrival of Kansas official Edward Downard and Fort Verde lieutenant Carrington in Phoenix.
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Henry College
Masonic Temple
Schneider
J. T. Haydenset
Newcastle
J Trenry College
W. B. Hoke
W. H. Meffert
Jrndge Sloke
Chareles E. Parrent
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Gol. Meffert
Courier-Journal
Messrs. Faulk and Baker
Edgeview
Effingham Co
Ill
BR. W. Irvine
Scott St
Convington
Fred. Erby
Clark St
Chicago
Jersey City
N.J
San Francisco
Cal
Loniaville
Samuel A. Gaylord
Olive Street
St. Louis
Port Haron
Louisville
J. J. Douglas
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dew
Chased the Growling Horns with Fiylas Feet
A social hosted by Mrs J B Kelly and her daughters last evening at their Center and Monroe streets mansion featured music cards and promenades. Guests enjoyed lively dancing and witty conversation as the hosts and young men ensured a pleasant gathering.
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J. B. Kelly
Center
Monroe Streets
Catten Welcomes Daughter in Phoenix Marriage Notice
In Phoenix, Maricopa County, on October 10 1883, a daughter was born to the wife of Mr C W Catten.
Free remedy recipe offer from missionary in South America
A card promises a free cure for youth indiscretions, nervous weakness, early decay, and loss of manhood. It asks readers to send a self addressed envelope to Rev Joseph T Inman Station D New York City for the recipe.
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South America
Joseph T. Inman
New York City
Proposals for Building Bridges in Maris copa County
Board of Supervisors invites bids to build four bridges across Grand Usual and Black Canyon routes, Tempe Road crossing, and Minienpi Casal Salt River crossing to Tempe. County supplies lumber and material. Bids due October 14 1883. board may reject any. Frank Cox, Clerk.
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OTICE
Board of Supervisors
Mariscopa County
Black Cafion Road
Tempe Rond
Minienpi Casal
Salt River Ditchen Road
Tempe
Bic
Frank Cox
Proposals for Wood to Be Bid by County Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will receive bids for furnishing twenty cords of wood to the county with deliveries to the hospital and fifteen cords to the county jail. Bids open until October 15, 1683. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Franx Cox, Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors
Franx Cox
Dariatukst
Arizona
Irt
Haraks
Art Apache
A. T
Fort Bowie
A.T
Fort Grant
Fort Mcdoweh
E Thomas
Fort Verde
Whipple
P. Eagan
U. S
U,8
Army
County prisoners medical care bids set to October 15 1884
The Board of Supervisors of Mari furnishes medicine and medical attendance for county prisoners and for examination of the insane before Probate Court and other charges as may fall upon the county. The hospital excepted. Bids open until October 15 1884. Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Fuaxs Cox, Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Fuaxs Cox
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Koover
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C B Tarbeil
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Bali
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Job Wark
Eptiring
East Washington Street
Phoenix Hotel
Pollock
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