08 Sep 1898
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
1
Amid Arizona and national discourse, editors discuss territory politics including potential candidates like Prof J W Stewart for superintendent, Roosevelts Riders, and E B Gage, with commentary on imperial policy, Cuba, and the Philippines protocol affecting trade, war, and peace prospects.
A fractured tale recounts philosopher son Demas and his father Alexander Dumas on a hunting outing. The son awakes to find the father pacing, pondering cures for a persistent ailment while the son questions how work continues amid idle moments.
A San Francisco Daily Times summary cites Giumn Quatne on Guantanamo planters short of tools stock and food. Insurgent Cuban law confiscates stock and property, forcing planters to seek stock and labor while awaiting food rations. General Gomez leads a small Cuban force, may spur renewed plantation activity if supported. Mr Hill, a Michigan-born Republican candidate, is described as a probate judge hopeful.
A scatter of curiosities and local notes including a social quip about courting and head tilts, Madagascar population tax talk, canal damage and repair, California offshore oil pumps, and the sudden death and funeral of Mrs. J. W. Emerson in Los Angeles with Kingman ties. Mineral Wealth and Sarsaparilla ad copy closes.
A Phoenix rumor spread via Los Angeles about Jim Bark a cattleman as a target in Arizona politics. The tale links D T Murray’s sheriff nomination with a claim Bark would outpace him, and a stranger at Hoffman House wagers on what could happen if a certain Republican candidate enters the race. Ely Brothers advertise catarrh cures at 56 Warren Street.
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