30 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1883
Page
1
Rates for advertisements are listed with per line charges and duration. The document notes center rates for local notices and official ads, with cents-per-line pricing for short insertions and longer commitments. It references cash insertions and time-based terms from one week to one year.
Governor William Hale signs off as territory unrest and riot actions prompt judges to respond. Chief Justice James B. Saver oversees the Ameriate case files and related proceedings with seven Justices named in the panel.
An advertisement by Henry Wagner and associates claims cures for sexual weakness and private maladies. It promises guaranteed results and offers a confidential postal box contact, citing a Denver Colorado address and references to a Dr Wagner and Brieney & Co.
An advertisement touts a universal remedy called SALICYLICAte 5 corMETA claiming to cure rheumatism gout neuralgia and related pains. It asserts exclusive use by physicians in America and Europe and promises a money back guarantee after trials with testimonials.
The Louisville Galt House era is recalled with anecdotes about visitors and figures such as Charles Dickens, Col. Richard Wintersmith, and Breckenridge. Tales describe Dickens’ chilly reception, Wintersmith’s Confederate leanings, and social scenes among river steamboat captains, major figures, and guests, painting a vivid panorama of Louisville society and its connections to national politics.
The narrator recalls life on a plantation, describing enslaved people, a young woman named Janeta, and a freedom journey toward Lavieville and New York. Scenes include a wedding, family bonds, and music scenes as the narrator notes relationships, travel via Niagara, and a longing for marriage and independence.
An overboard man clung to an albatross as a seabird carried him to safety and guided rescuers to a life boat. The albatross later died after sustaining a heroic effort to protect its stranded rider.
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