14 Feb 1895
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary wartime style testimonies reveal questions of conscience as Maywart and others discuss evidence about a murder plan. Witnesses describe threats and alleged attempts to drown a target, with references to a lake bluff and tying motives to potential harm.
Barrimons Md Feb 13 The grand lodge of Maryland Knights of Pythias conducts a three day session in the city. The report by grand keeper James Whitehouse notes Pope Leo XIII condemning the order and urges steps to protect their group amid secret scandals.
An advance in the east continued to influence cattle arrivals at western points. The report notes price movements and grade shifts across markets, with ongoing adjustments in livestock trade.
Government uses bonds as security for gold under an 1870s framework. J. P. Morgan & Company act as second parties with details on coin deliveries, pricing, and bond terms. The contract covers 8500000 ounces of standard coin, interest at 4 percent, and delivery conditions at sub-treasuries.
The operetta Golden Hair and the Three Bears drew a large audience at the opera house. Young performers impressed with skilled training and fine costumes. The two and a half hour show was well received and repeated tonight. Ticket prices were cut to 60 and 20 cents with proceeds benefiting the Ladies' Relief Association.
In Cmoano on Feb 138 the postponement of the Debs trial was noted as not relieving the ongoing legal action. The report emphasizes that the case remains unresolved.
The Lon don Sketch critic comments on a surge of novels featuring the new woman. He says writers are overloading readers with weakly crafted stories and aims to abhor the growing trend and its careless portrayal of female characters.
Manager F M Greens left Toledo Western Union office in charge of Mins Cora BE Hart. She handled complex duties during his fortnight absence and returned to find the office ran smoothly and efficiently under her supervision.
Two South Dakota women, Miss Ivy Kinyon and Mim Maud Howard of Lymon county, emerge as candidates in the quest for the Leader office, reflecting local political activity and voter interest.
Notice details a mortgage foreclosure where Russel L. Tracy transferred rights to Carleton College. The note totals $2,885.66 with interest and costs, with sale of property at the Laramie County courthouse to settle the debt, description referencing Cheyenne Wyoming area deeds and parcels.
A passenger mail train numbered 5 broke the Cheyenne to Rawlins time record Saturday morning by completing the run in five hours and four minutes. The five-car coach train started late from Cheyenne to ensure connections at Garreon Montana and trimmed time along intermediate divisions. The faster pace aligns with securing the mail contract formerly held by the Union Pacific, highlighting the road’s push to end the season with a record performance.
Local items note St Valentine mail, Mss Halford lecture at First Methodist, Cheyenne lodge work in M M degree, Judge Glafeke protecting county papers, Magic City society gathering at St Johns hall. Orange car movement along Union line, sixteen orange cars stored to prevent freezing, ninety six workers employed, Supt Malloy buys Union Pacific house for 4200 dollars. Hayes demands a hearing denying crime accusation.
The day featured a high of 7 degrees and a low of minus 16 with an average around minus four. Wind topped at 12 miles per hour. The rest of the text includes garbled remarks about appearance and a mix of unreadable phrases.
The notice appears garbled yet suggests an advert for jointing services at a venue or route named LSArag S rrete ame. No clear entities, dates, or locations are readable to identify a specific event or provider.
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