19 May 1895
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1895
Page
1
From Santiago de Cuba reports say rebels outnumber Spanish forces in key provinces and could overrun lines, with mountain hides aiding defense as the struggle escalates and a new phase begins. A separate Cleveland case tells of an elderly man seeking lawful support as his wife and children vie for his labor rewards and estate.
A Havena special describes Cuban insurgents using ambush tactics against Spanish forces during a march near Jovito. Lieut. Col. Based amid the fighting with his regiment and the “fighting Simancas” sustaining losses, while Gen. Maceo’s forces held secure cover and interacted with around 2000 to 3000 followers, per authorities.
An article fragment notes Anyous with inflammatory rheumatism avoided a confrontation with a man of meat in a work room on Serine Street. Stumm of Boyle was unable to walk due to the rheumatism and was treated by a Spanish druggist. he was placed under care.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions orcs and porous mantions in a vague scene. Details are unreadable, but the reference implies a fictional or humorous setting with unclear provenance.
A Philadelphia area project described as an experiment by women on Twelfth Street between Chestnut and Walnut. The new Century Club clubhouse is noted as a center of women’s organization and their emphasis on neatness and community.
A Philadelphia area student named Darlington is set to pursue a legal career after passing the preliminary exam and registering as a law student in the office of ex-Judge Thomas. She previously served as his private secretary in Washington.
The excerpt presents a fragmented plea to offer a cure or remedy while the speaker laments power failure. It hints at seeking shelter under a tree and a sense of fading resolve as guidance or aid seems unavailable.
A patient described as weakened and listless suffered a loss of appetite and flesh after a fever. Buckien's Arctic Sal was prescribed and fully sold at A. E. Roedel's drug store to treat the ailment.
In Cheyenne an order for custom boots and shoes was placed, reflecting a local request tied to the Cheyenne area. The notice records a service offering and references a sixteenth event related to footwear fabrication.
The report notes no baking powder efficacy differences in tests and references a lag with leavening agents.
The May 18 event in Chicago featured Prof Laughlin defending bimetallism against Harvey's gold standard view. The audience read and debated the coinage issue as the Silver David defeated the single standard, with two metals argued as necessary. The crowd dispersed, but the topic dominates discussions in transit and streets.
In Curiaco on May 18 the famous money questions debate between Prof. J Laurence Laughlin and William H Harvey (Coin) drew interest despite late closing hours. Reportedly Harvey spoke for twenty minutes before the audience heard full remarks, with intense reactions and comment shaping early impressions.
The fragment notes a Taek event where Sed Clioret and others speak, and a pamphlet is prepared by the Illinois club for broad distribution presenting both sides verbatim.
In Atos Iowa on May 18 a letter to the Alton Democrat from ex Governor Boies of Iowa declares support for free coinage of silver at a sixteen to one ratio without awaiting international action.
Listing of multiple churches with pastors and service times. Tammer German church holds 10 30 p m and 2 45 p m Sunday school, Sv Maar’s Cavoca corner Nine teenth street and Central avenue, Rev G C Rafter presiding with 8 and 11 p m services and 12 90 p m Sunday school, plus Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m and a long service in the evening. Additional notes include Epworth meeting at 6 30 p m and Moses Christ service times.
The Keefe hall gathering drew a large crowd as Cheyenne High School Lyto Club hosted visiting state university students. A fourteen number program was danced and many Laramie visitors attended to see field sports and stayed as guests of the athletic club members.
Capt Roach of the 17th Infantry is named marshal for the Memorial day procession. Troops from Fort Russell Co I W N G and several societies plan to participate in the parade. Nora Haley buried. The funeral for Nora Haley, who died by self immolation Friday morning, was held yesterday at 10:30 from Warren Mercantile undertaking parlors and she is interred in the Catholic cemetery. An advertisement promotes a visit to The Hub and a medium Madame Franklin in Osirvoyent with address 18 Waal Seventeeoth Street.
Executive committee of the new Peas' state of Colorado authorizes a round trip rail fare of 4 dollars 90 cents for State Convention attendees. Tickets may be used for travel to the event and return, with a limited return window ending May 9.
The Federal Court acquitted attorney Charles F. Tew of inciting a soldier to desert after a five minute verdict. Judges Breeckens and Esteb secured the not guilty verdict amid conflicting soldier testimony. Judge Riner dismissed cattle theft charges against Michael Yoakam and David Edwardes, ruling the court lacked jurisdiction since the Fort McKinney reservation had been abandoned and jurisdiction reverted to the state.
A Cayte Alabama reader touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the best cough remedy the family has used in eight years with reliable results. Dykeman of Datakill New York also commends it as the top cough remedy he has seen in his circles.
Sealed proposals will be received in Fremont county Wyoming on June 15 1895 for ten thousand dollars of school bonds to fund construction of a school building in Eudes town district. Bonds issued first bearing 8 interest Jan 1 1907 and further amounts of 2000 per year. District has no debts. Proposals to E A Earle president with N H Brown secretary. Board reserves right to reject all. Lander Wyoming May 10 1895.
English forces clash with a French detachment near Orleans during the 1420 campaign. The engage ment centers on a substantial convoy of goods in transit and the ensuing combat sides clash for control.
A brief notice reports a three in at street event in Cheyenne Wyoming with limited readable details. No further context or names are available from the fragment.
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