The 'Apache Kid'...
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January 22, 1897
THE CLEVELAND WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER, from Cleveland, OH, dated January 22, 1897.
Page nine features an article entitled "The 'Apache Kid'" which is approximately three-quarters of a column in length. The article begins with "For seven years the meanest Indian in the southwest has been that very bad man know as the Apache Kid. The government says he has cost it $60,000 and to keep watch of him at one time there have been necessary on both sides the border -- American and Mexican -- as many as 400 soldiers trained to such business..." Also on the same page is an article about Mr. Abraham White entitled "White's Investment - Postage Stamps Costing 44 Cents, Yielded Him $100,000."
This is a complete issue, evenly browned through and is chipping at the edges.
Page nine features an article entitled "The 'Apache Kid'" which is approximately three-quarters of a column in length. The article begins with "For seven years the meanest Indian in the southwest has been that very bad man know as the Apache Kid. The government says he has cost it $60,000 and to keep watch of him at one time there have been necessary on both sides the border -- American and Mexican -- as many as 400 soldiers trained to such business..." Also on the same page is an article about Mr. Abraham White entitled "White's Investment - Postage Stamps Costing 44 Cents, Yielded Him $100,000."
This is a complete issue, evenly browned through and is chipping at the edges.
(Please note that the photographing was taken in the packaging and may have flash reflections/glaring in the images.)
Category: Post-Civil War
