12 Feb 1895
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1895
Page
1
Montmarous February 11 Adry Hayward brother of the man accused sat before the court as the trial began His wife wept beside him deputies watched eyes met but hate and fear filled the room A mother offered hugs to two sons while Adry fled the courtroom sobbing unable to face the moment in front of her.
Report notes Juror Coe cannot occupy his seat for at least two weeks, leaving the Debs jury short. A successor group is favored to fill the vacancy and the plan will be followed unless further changes occur.
D W Puller of Daniajoharie New York says he always keeps Dr King s New Discovery in the house and uses it for coughs and colds. The item is promoted as a reliable remedy with daily home usage.
fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale item with unclear description and price. It mentions A & Rosia or similar seller names and a numeric figure, 4000, with references to coal and gas. The readable content is highly damaged and lacks coherent details.
News from New York reports the steamer La Gascogne, after days of uncertainty, was sighted near New York and declared safe. Passengers and relatives crowded the French Line offices in Bowling Green as reports confirmed the ship’s return with reduced speed and damaged power after a perilous voyage.
An aged text describes a water clock and ritual pots in a Cantonese setting, noting centuries of tradition. The piece then shifts to a New York Journal excerpt claiming jam and lemon with hot milk aid pulmonary issues and throat health, reflecting era medical folk beliefs.
A difficult OCR passage with garbled words and missing context hinders understanding. The readable segments include stray phrases and nonsensical strings lacking coherent events or names. No clear public notice or outcome is identifiable from the supplied text.
Fragmented notes suggest an item titled New Joan Ooal appears in a sale list, with unclear details and language. Readable terms indicate a sale event or listing but lack clear dates, prices, or full entities. Further verification needed to confirm item and scope.
A note highlights Dr Prica’s Cream and Ealing Powder as made and marketed to improve complexion. The item emphasizes product quality and effectiveness for daily use.
A New York Advertiser summary examines how plant odors arise mainly from essential oils in flowers but also from leaves stems or roots. It notes oils vary with temperature and light, causing different ethers and scents. even same species need similar soil, air, and leaf characteristics to produce identical perfume.
A New York World report explains sleep onset as a plumber’s process where alert senses fade in a fixed order from feet upward. Eyes, then taste, smell, tympanum, touch, and finally hearing return in reverse sequence upon waking. Slumber starts at the feet and moves upward until full unconscious rest.
An old gentleman at a Sunday school explains human design and function with humor about placing hands and feet. He argues that our bodies show purposeful arrangement, prompting no response from the children and a silent reflection on design.
Goss traphs Picked Up we bout the Ory. Dr Hingston Carey block. Wm Ferguson shipped two cars of horses to Atlanta. Sadie Martinez tonight at the opera house with seats at Palace pharmacy. Mr and Mrs James Tuttle welcome a baby girl born yesterday morning. A F Frost now in Supt Malloy's office. Alert masque balls praised. Thursday’s ball expected to be best. Entre Nouselu to host Friday dance with Naper atek orchestra. Bon and Rishel plan a Salt Lake bicycle store with repair department.
Jack Snyder was said to be dead after a robbery at the Enderly store but Cheyenne papers now doubt the report since he was seen walking a week later. Dr Dunham treating Snyder believes the death report unlikely. The claim originated from a Fremont county cowboy in Cheyenne.
Riner and Schanger delivered four cars of coal Saturday and two yesterday, each over 40 000 pounds. They were a car short on orders yesterday. The coal supply anxiety grows as cold settles in, with homeowners fearing shortages as temperatures fall.
The city hosts a two day costume exhibition with many residents preparing masks for the Alerts' ball. An extra fifty costumes were ordered from Omaha yesterday to meet demand. only fully dressed attendees will be admitted until an unmasking order is issued.
Mies Eva Chaffin traveled to Denver for painting lessons. Supt Parks of the Nebraska division of the Union Pacific returned to North Platte. Sacem reports Feb 11 vote totals for senator: ph 36, Hare 10, Weatherford 7, Williams 9, vs 10, Lord 6, absent 12. Neoces choice 45. 7w. Feb 11 vote for senator seyves: Shoup 19, Sweet 18, Claggett 15.
An aged newspaper fragment advertises Dr King’s New Discovery and a health guide from Roedel’s drug store. It touts value, free guides, and a guaranteed benefit to customers.
The alert mentions a Thursday evening ball at Rosdel's store with prizes for Ladies Finest costume mont tinbaltes comical best character representing a season and best character representing a dress reform. Prizes include fine original costumes comical and best character appeal awards. Sale details by Riner &
Sheridan Enterprise reports a novel sight in Big Horn where L A Hillsbury trained two elk calves to pull a light sleigh. The yearlings, now gentle and responsive, glide over snow and hills with ease and Hillsbury plans to expand his elk raising business with three more yearlings.
Miss Sadie Martinez stars in The Passport a rollicking comedy by Yardley and Stevenson shown this evening. It promises high ludicrous effect without buffoonery with Miss Martinez as a forgetful widow in tangled misadventures. Max Figman also appears in a humorous, engaging role as the curtain moves between frontier Russia and London balance scenes.
The remains of Mrs. Margaret S. Merrill were interred from the family residence with Rev Father Conway officiating. A large turnout of friends attended the funeral. The notice also mentions camp hardships and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy available from C T Woods & Co.
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