18 Sep 1884
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1884
Page
1
Vague OCR fragment discusses Omaha politics and a Republican candidate for Congress Hooker. Mentions party dynamics and several names including Cleveismdl Rexvericks Binine Logan Hughes and Pal wetten. References cotton processing at 30 pounds per hour and local civic matters.
The Florence Enterprise reports Col Daily plans to run for Delegate to Congress as a Republican, asserting the candidate would serve the nation well and support the country’s leadership.
Fragmentary OCR notes estimate Angvlenas population at 69 000 souls in a year of free whiskey and politics. The writer suggests the town could safely hold about 20 000.
K C Hours, the Republican candidate for Congress, has been selected to represent the Arizona Live Stock Association at the National Association meeting in St Louis this November.
The Tucson Index praises its contemporaries and calls Tombstone’s strict stance as solid for Moder. The piece frames the Territory’s changes as forward and enterprising, highlighting a shift toward measured policy and steady guidance from local leadership.
JRE management of the New Orleans Exposition has secured the Great Eastern to bring over a load of exhibits from Europe. The vessel will be featured at the exposition while remaining docked in New Orleans. It is described as the largest vessel in the world.
The Democratic Party shows signs of formulating a presidential bid while lacking assets and credibility. It cites a nominee whose past could have served as an alias for global travel, likening a presidency to lending to a streamer. The editorial accuses the party of a long running confidence game with no solid record.
Republicans nominate Mr Mos L Drew for sheriff citing his education, business capability, and good habits. Democrats plan to vote with Republicans, confident in a capable officer for the county.
The reciprocity pact largely frees United States agricultural and mining tools building material printers scientific instruments bullion money gold and silver feed fruits petroleum slaves engines and many industrial items from Mexico. Coin can be moved freely at entry and exit, removing prior Mexican taxes on coins taken into the country and repatriated.
Fragmented OCR text references a territorial convention awaiting action and possible political shifts. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving only vague mentions of battles, states, and administration without coherent facts.
The fragment hints Hooker leading Dailey and Stebbins or supporting Cochise, with Governor Tritle of Yavapai possibly involved. Developments in the southern Territory suggest a split or consolidation among Hooker Dailey Stebbins and supporting figures, with declines on some nominations and competition among Bean and Frale.
The text notes mines cannot handle ore unless it is worth 400 or 5000 tons due to lack of funds. It discusses recapitalization, development of existing findings, and the need to attract men who will advance operations to make them wealthier.
An 1884 unfamiliar, declarative column argues Blaine faces foreign opposition from Britain. It asserts Britain fears Blaine’s protectionist program will boost U S export power at Britain’s expense. The piece cites London editorials and Tory allies as influencing American opinion to influence the election.
A We chief and frequent critic argues the government overestimates silver certificates in circulation. Treasury data suggest as much as 1 2010 921 in such notes may be held useless in vaults and not backed by silver reserves. The writer claims silver certificates clog the currency amid industrial needs and assails officials and capitalists promoting their circulation.
The Terr itory Republicans convene in Tombstone to nominate a slate led by H. Hooker of Graham County for Delegate to Congress and M. H. Stermawret of Phoenix for Superintendent of Public Instruction. The piece argues Democrats and Republicans should back a ticket promising progress, education, and territorial development.
The secretary described Prescott area prospects as excellent citing United Verde Pine Tree Crook and Geneva mines. He noted Pine Tree ore paid big returns with a 75 pound horn silver piece worth ten dollars a pound. He urged capital from money men to invest and take hold of promising Lynx Creek district mines near Prescott.
Special correspondent reports Albuquerque as a growing hub in New Mexico with rapid growth, bustling streets, brick business blocks, upgrowing hotels, a new Armijo House, and a race track. The exposition opens October 6 for a week with grand fireworks, a city garden, and abundant fruits to display.
Secretary Ingalls of the Board of Directors of the Fair Association is busy preparing the premium list, organizing prizes and categories for the upcoming fair event.
Judge to continue Henry Hadley examination regarding Morey letter and Democratic National Committee. Hadley claims authority for expenses and possible equitable claim, while Barnum defends committee actions. The case focuses on authenticity of the Morey letter and alleged pay for witness services.
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