Reward Offered as Apache Kin Escapes in Arizona
One year and six months pass as Kin the Apache remains at large. A reward of 1000 does not spur Arizonans to hunt. Ameona allegedly has the most money per capita, with no bank failures in five years. Gov Waite’s silver views spark West disagreement. Territory exhibits at the World’s Fair hinge on statehood report. The blow imperils Arizona New Mexico statehood prospects.
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Apache renegade Gros pretends Christian conversion in Florida
The piece notes Gros, famed as an Apache killer, is reported to have become thoroughly Christianized during his Florida stay. The writer doubts the conversion will fool Saint Peter, calling Gros wily and unreliable.
Railroad tax exemption challenged by county board
The Santa Fe Prescott & Phenix railroad faced a tax dispute as the Yavapai county board of supervisors ruled the twenty year exemption invalid. The board contends the railroad failed to meet the law requiring fifty miles to be in running order within one year, thus voiding the exemption.
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Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix Railroad
Board of Equalization
Board of Supervisors
Yavapai County
Silver fiasco and western railroads reel from de monetization
A sharp critique links tax crime to silver de monetization and accuses eastern policy of wrecking western banks and business. It argues a coming reckoning, the gold standard as impossible, and notes railroads cutting hours, laying workers, and deferring dividends while rail workers may ally with silver interests in congress.
Nervous Strain and Health Boost Through Stomach Bitters
The passage links extreme nervousness to poor sleep and weak vitality, urging a tonic overhaul. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is promoted to restore digestion and bile, reestablish bodily balance, and renew strength and nerve tranquility, aiding kidney issues and rheumatic pain.
Bank closures and mining cuts loom in western turmoil
Three banks failed in Denver while mining operations face stoppage as pumps are removed at Leadville shafts to 409 level flooding underground. Anticipated repeal of the Sherman silver law divides lawmakers, with Arkanaar’s leading merchants backing repeal, except for one possible vote against.
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Arkanaar
Congress
Rinseell Sage
Uet
Dolla Keegan
Sage
Denver National
Story of Noahs Ark and a Reforming Memory
A fragment from a Chicago Journal column recounts a grandmother’s vivid narrated ark tale blending faith with domestic memory. It juxtaposes a child’s awe at biblical events against a grandmother’s sly emphasis on hidden details and a sly punchline about learned secrecy.
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Matimy
Chicago Journal
Unreadable OCR History Notice in 1864 Records
Fragments describe a fiscal year ending in 1864 with names such as Peerage Skee Howse Geant Huscham A 7.560 Carroy Whipple Barracks and Wingate Md Bel ree Wingate. Proposals for quantify gems and service appear amidst damaged lines.
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Carroy and
Whipple Barracks
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Pere Mayan
Marcy Stantot
Wingate
Bel Ree
Age Aene Sg Oe Ag Capers Eee Es Een Ener Et Ee Eenmer Ae On Ear Sennieres
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Charing Cross
Dover
Irvine Co
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Phenix
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Eldredge Manufacturing CO
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Ill
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Hanna & Webb
South Spring St
Los Angeles
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Tombstone
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Gi Booth
K Street
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Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Ax Bio Methods Nove
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Hie
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Celto
Sparinet
Wasrxn
Chicago Gen's Supply CO
van Buren
Chicago
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Hill
Ea Sayegro
Unite
Crumwne
Makeread
Esther Johnson
Egortou
Estonia
Ohio Chemical Co
Opera Block
Lima, Ohio
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