Mandamus sought to compel Carlisle on 50 million bonds
H C Bicker of Chicago petitions the supreme court for a mandamus to require Secretary Carlisle to refund 50,000,000 in bonds per his bids. Justice Bradley withheld publication and a Monday decision is anticipated. Bicker vows appeal if denied. He recalls past ventures and government scrutiny.
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Wasmixorow
H. C. Ricker
Chicago
Supreme Court of
Carlisle
Bicker
Bradley
Thas Bradley
Ricker
New York
Europe
Wm. G. Ladd
Brooklin
Thamass Yan
Hawaiian Happenings Correspondence and Advertisements
A fragment from the Reclater Press notes diplomatic apologies from the Japanese consul and British minister for missing events, cites disputes over provisional government recognition, mentions Newman and an editor, and lists fraud and medical advertisements for Dr. Kittye's New Dino with trial bottles offered at local drugstores.
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Reclater Press
Hovnoteue
Beamer Australia
Ktent
Us Newman
Nya Come Cnado
Advertieer
Arcane
Fragmented notes on a billiard event and arson attempts
The page mentions Slovan and Rosvos in a triangular billiard tournament with little readable detail. It also reports multiple arson attempts in Cacaco on February 10, noting four efforts thwarted overnight and miscreants trying to burn buildings.
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Slobeon
Momo
Schaaf
Dreary Stenson
Rootes Slovan
New Health Liniment Claims Deep Penetration
An undated advertisement touts a novel liniment described as the most penetrating on the market. It promises relief from rheumatism nerve pain and assorted aches, with claimed cures for various pains. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
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Wits
Palace Pharmacy
Bar offers Apheu sur Busch on draught Feb eight event
On Thursday February 8 the Laser Quean bar will pour Apheu sur Busch beer on draught at two glasses for base from 12 p m to 12 p m. mid.
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Laser Quean
Apheusur Busch
Bosate
Luoch
Cheyenne Laundry Promises Swift Service Amid Odd Ad Copy
Fragmented ad text markets a local laundry with a quirky slogan and telephone contact. Mentions a firm named OC, T. Woods & Co and a garbled false sales note. Indicates period language and unclear pricing.
Soldier Lost in Blizzard Near Fort McKinney
Feb 10 Burrata Wrovin Clearmont reports a soldier named Buckner walking from the city toward Fort McKinney in severe cold. A blizzard struck after about two hours, leaving him exhausted at the city edge. He attempted to orient toward help from nearby suburbs, showing serious injuries with uncertain recovery.
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Burrata
Wrovin
Clearmont
Buehner
Fort McKinney
Buckner
Orien
Travel Notes Share Moves and Meetings
George Pierce departs for Texas tomorrow. Mrs. Durlacher of Laramie visits Mrs. Idelman. William Maxwell of Tic Siding was a social visitor yesterday. Gregory left yesterday for Omaha to meet and escort home Mrs. Gregory who has been with her parents in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
New York and Paris Show Prowess and Odd Feats
The report contrasts gymnastic bravura by Herr Sandow in New York with Paris stage acts featuring a serpentine dancer and a cage of lions. It recalls Roman gladiatorial fears and notes a late January winter scene in New Orleans harbor, describing bathers and mild air as Atlantic currents push temperatures above average.
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Lequoss
New York
Herr Sandow
Mney
Paris
Sandows
Asl
Andor
Béa
England
Boon
Land
Ormond
Cor
Atlante Constitution
Promsun ingu ano Man Says H M Blossom Cure Claim
A senior member of H M Blowom Co praises Horehound Syrup as a remedy. He recounts a bottle cured his sister and urges others to try the medicine, noting it as the best he has found and that it is sold locally.
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H. M. Blossom
H. M. Blowom & Co
North
Conia
Vilief
Joha’ Cranston
Ballard
Palave
Fragmented line about a bottle and a trade house
Fragmented OCR reads a garbled quote about a bottle and a trade firm C T Woolf and Co. The text is unreadable in places but hints at an admonition or sales context.
Wanted A Bunch of Pide Op W. Part Tae
A fragment notes a request for multiple pide op with partial payment in cash. Details are unclear. no full names, locations, or dates are readable. Further text is obscured, preventing precise identification of involved parties or context.
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Pat Cash
Roller Seating Recalled in Chaotic Post Office Corner
An overheard reminiscence describes a roller skating mishap at a Buffalo rink ending with a public fall and a romantic misadventure. Confessions pivot to church attendance and a widening gap between faith and modern worship. The dialogue hints at a chaotic social scene and personal regrets.
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Inter Ocean
Rollées
Buffalo
N. Y
Seneca Street
Murh
Aoma
Cheyenne
Roller skating led to estrangement from church life
A narrator recalls starting to skate night after night, becoming more devoted to rollers than church services, leading to removal from the church roll and family concerns as one gift to wrong living. The essay notes no romance in the experience and a continued sense of unusual conflict between faith and hobby.
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Cheyenne
Iwan
Cincinnati
God Olders
Ss Titan Oak Bolero
Missionary Concert Planned at Congregational Church
A Sunday evening program at the Congregational church features an anthem by the choir, solos by Miss Florence Bradley Flora Rivker Beasie Vreeland and Mrs Gill, recitations by Fiora Ricker Doroyere Cropest and others, with a male quartet and a paper on Are Foreign Missions a Failure by Mrs W L Whip and Curt Migeea Bessie Vreeland.
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Florence Bradley
Fiora Ricker
Doroyere É O Mra
Cropest
Flora Rivker
Martin Cowhick
Moccara
Powelson
Gay
Tramp
Cowhick
Beasie Vreeland
Gulf division officials visit Wheatland for new depot site
T F Dunaway and other Gulf division officers traveled by special train to Wheatland to locate a site for a new depot. The plan aims to build a large station to handle expected business from regional settlement.
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T. F. Dunaway
Gulf Division
J. K. Painter
Cheyenne & Northern
J.B. McCormick
J. P. Bay
Medhaola
Delaney
Northern
Wheatland
New Organ Installed for German Lutherans Church
The German Lutherans received a new organ this week for their church. Crafted from black walnut it features fine finish and a pure sympathetic tone with power and brilliancy. The instrument is a fine ornament and will aid the congregation in singing. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is recommended for hair issues.
Dr Price Cream Baking Powder Ends Diploma and Moves
A garbled notice reports Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder World’s Fair Highet and Diploma. Mentions Gog to Balt Lake and Harry 2 Hynds leaving for Salt Lake with W Colling and Charles Hynds to accompany. Cheyenne business to be controlled with Hynds not closing. home remains here. Gov Corser to oversee capital gambling house in this area.
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Gog
Balt Lake
Harry
Hynds
Salt Lake
W. Colling
Charles Hynds
Cheyenne
Dr. Price
New Appointee Named Chief Clerk as Bellamy Is Dismissed
Surveyor General Bickford faces a removal of Chief Clerk Bellamy after a Washington circular urged department confirmation of all surveyor general appointments. John Allen of Van Buren Ark was named as Bellamy's replacement with a 1800 dollar yearly pay, effective February 15. Bickford refuses to confirm or discuss his plans, stating reports of singling out his office are untrue.
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Bickford
Lamorenui
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Washington
John Allen
van Buren
Ark
Charles Bellamy
Allen
Bellamy
Gen. Bickford
Department
Internal Revenue
Local remedies claim universal success and guarantees
An advertisement asserts years of selling Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption Dr King's New Life Pills Buckleo's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with universal satisfaction. It guarantees purchase refunds if expected results do not follow use. The claim emphasizes merit as the source of popularity.
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Dr. King
Buckleo
Patent and inventor counsel warned against bad firms
The notice urges inventors to hire competent patent attorneys to protect valuable ideas. It warns against the No patent no pay scheme and cautions that rushing to secure an allowance may sacrifice patent strength. John Wedderbarn, manager, advertises services to protect and advise on patents and related areas.
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Cratus, Company
John Wedderbarn
I Street
N. W
Washington, D
Joux Wapprascay
Their Names in History Emineet Dead of the Year
A Buffalo Commercial survey lists notable deaths of the year across varied fields. It names figures such as Miribel, Sir A T Galt, ex premier Rusk, Admiral Tryon, Vincial notables, Parkman, Maupassant, Talne, Lucy Larcom, Tyndall, Horsford, Armstrong, Anthony Drexel, Edwin Booth, Gounod and Tachalkowsky in a ghostly procession of esteemed lives.
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Earl of
Bras
Phillipa Brooks
Church Universal
A. P. Peabody
Philip Schaff
Frederick Evans
Bishopa Kip
Bissell
Azarias
Men of Letters
Talne
Francis Parkman
Guy de Maupassant
John Careton Symonds
Lacy Stone
Docandello
Anderson
Joseph Francis
Colton
Viner
Stephenson
Rae
Harvey
General Armstrong
Hampton Institute
Anthony Drexel
George J. Seasy
Colonel Anchmuty
Edwin Booth
Funny Kemble
J. & Murdock
Gounod
Tachalkowsky
Buffalo
Lost Opportunity for Comedian in Folding Bed Pitch
Philadelphia Record reports comedian Joseph Jefferson declined a money making proposition from a furniture man. The offer proposed paying Jefferson to mention Brank's patent folding bed during a Waleut Street theater performance after a long sleep, claiming it would boost sales.
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Joseph Jeerson
Mr. Jefferson
Waleut Street
Bia
Brank
Diank
Philadelphia Record
Delayed newspaper found from 1806 hidden in post office rubble
A Wakefield Journal copy dated August 17 1806 was unearthed during newspaper department alterations at the general post office. The paper addressed to Buckingham Road De Beauvoir Town had aged prints and a penny stamp, and its journey to London remains unexplained.
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General Post Office
Wakefield Journal
Buckingham Road
de Beauvoir
Nancy
London
Burn
England
Burlington man grafts chicken claws to heal injured fingers
Frederick Htogs of Burlington North Dakota, a well known resident, glued on chicken claws after losing two fingers to a pole shear accident. The claws grew and began to develop, with Bloya gal now using his new grafted digits with noticeable effect.
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Pinger Halla
Frederick Htogs
Burlington
N. d
Wevka
Bloya Gal
Gager Walle
Hart sells land to Mrs Wilde in Fort Laramie area
B A Hart sold to Mrs Mary J Wilde the north half of the northwest quarter of section 28 township 26 north range 64 west containing 117 acres for 800 dollars. The Ensign notes the naval pronunciation emphasis.
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Navy
B. A. Hart
Mary J. Wilde
Fort Laramie
Township 26
Haller’s Little German Pills Marketed for Stomach Aches
An old ad touts Stomach Bitters and Little German Pills as cures for indigestion flatulence hypochondria and liver complaints. It claims the bitters restore digestion relieve sleeplessness and improve health, urging purchase from C. T. Woods & Co., druggists.
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Haller
C. T. Woods & Co
Boarding at Eighteenth and Ferguson Streets
Advertisement notes Mrs M Laycock furnishes board and room for twenty dollars a month and offers board at one dollar fifty cents per week at the location on Eighteenth and Ferguson streets.
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