Mass Meeting of Republicans in Laramie County
Notice for a general mass meeting of Republicans in Laramie County at the U S Court House on Sixteenth Street near Ferguson on Saturday evening August 7th at o oclock Delegates to the Territorial convention at Point of Rocks on August 12th will be chosen Prominent speakers will address the meeting All Republicans are urged to attend By order of the County Central Committee KE P Snow L B Joseri Chairman Secretary
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Point of Rocks
Laramie County
Albany County
Carbon County
Carter County
J. W. Donnellan
Territorial Republican Central Committee
U.S. Court House
Theatre Comique
Sixteenth Street
Ferguson
Republican convention urged in Laramie county
The notice urges Republicans to attend the general convention at Point of Rocks next Thursday to select delegates for Cheyenne and Laramie county. It warns against packing and favoritism, calling for calm, sober, unbi ased judgment and a large harmonious gathering to reflect the party’s wishes.
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Laramie County
Point of Rocks
Cheyenne
County Leaders Seek Local Businessmen for Posts
The party argues for selecting men who own property in the county and have long resided here, believing such business leaders have a vested interest in the area’s prosperity and will serve with sound wisdom.
Tennessee Result Seen Favoring Senter Governorship
Telegrams report Senter leading in Tennessee with strong western support and eastern electors yet to vote. Stokes and Senter used aggressive tactics. polling irregularities deterred African American and other voters. The piece notes no party landslide and urges careful nominations for Wyoming legislature. It also quotes The New York Journal of Commerce and The Boston Advertiser on press relations and Pennsylvanian politics.
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Senter
Tennessee
Stokes
Wint Stokes
Various 19th Century Briefs and Incidents
General Rawlins worries over consumption. A Manchester man named Agnew owns Punch. In Mobile three black men are killed and several whites wounded at a Thursday melee. Whitely of the secret service reports another counterfeit arrest with money seized. Admiral Dahlgren plans to resign as Chief of Ordinance to command the Navy Yard, replacing Admiral Porter under Admiral Hoff in the Cuban squadron. Steam’s fire-extinguishing superiority draws attention from scientists and insurers. London Leaner notes a blue tint test for old blood stains using guaiacum tincture and peroxide in ether. The Argus reports a schoolmaster abroad and a remark about Colfax and wife on a train, sparking concern over garbled vernacular. Police presence questioned.
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Rawlins
Agnew
Mobile
Ala
Whitely
Secret Service
Admiral Dahlgren
Navy Yard
Admiral Porter
Admiral Hoff
Scientilc
East
London
Blox Jani
King’s College
Tie
Watering device for horses fed from vehicle tank
A New Jersey inventor has created a portable watering system for horses, especially draught horses on street cars. The hollow bridle bit feeds water via a flexible tube from a tank on the vehicle, delivering water to the horse's mouth when a string is pulled.
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New Jersey
Watchmaker Finds Missing Watch Parts in Pet Bird
Mr McDowell of Lanesboro Minnesota began repairing a watch and left parts on his bench overnight. Morning found tools and watch movement scattered and some wheels missing. A pet chick kept in the shop revealed the missing parts after being dissected for the strange cause.
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McDowell
Lanesboro
Minn
Perthem
Yivmaaral
Cape Houwry Specimen Described In Odd Observation
A fragmentary note describes a creature or object resembling a bird with six inch length and black features. It mentions a wireloy mouth and wings at the body center, with a Washington location and a Cape Hiouwry reference, suggesting a peculiar zoological or natural history observation.
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Washington
Diaseine
Cape Hiouwry
Indians Drive Off Cattle and Kill in Arizona County
Over seven months in an Arizona county the Indians have driven away 1000 head of cattle and killed 52 people while wounding 18 and taking two captives among a population of 70 whites. The report frames this as a harsh but traditional justice narrative and criticizes preaching standards.
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Arizona
Daily Lender report by telegraph
A telegraphic dispatch appears in the Daily Lender, offering concise coverage of ongoing events. The piece presents standard alerts and situational notes as received via telegraph, with emphasis on timeliness and succinct facts.
Kansas Pacific outlines Denver extension and smelting aims
A Denver dispatch reports Gen Palmer of the Kansas Pacific Railroad completed plans to extend to Denver. Smelting works may arise at St Louis as the major site for Colorado silver ore smelting reducing transport costs by about thirty dollars a ton. Sam Howlea received a Denver presentation of a Colorado silver and gold pitcher.
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St. Louis
Denver
Gen. Palmer
Kanana Pacific Railroad
Colorado
Sam Howlea
Cleveland
Lanphear
Wart cures and interviews dominate strange telegrams
Ex Secretary Stanton recounted wart remedies from childhood while discussing Watts. Secretary Fish recalled tried methods. the interviews were mischaracterized by Associated Press dispatches as Alabama related. Public chatter centered on Watts and vague rumors rather than the interviews themselves.
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Cleveland Merald
Stanton
Fish
Associated Preas
Watts
Ile
Associated Press
America
Alabama
Associated Pros
Jones
Secretary of the Interior
Smith
Crown
Late Cuban Intelligence and Counterfeiting News
Worcester report notes Hon. Charles Allen death at 72 and career in state government. New York dispatch cites Cuban Junta on arrests of Spanish gunboats and calls for strict neutrality enforcement. urges Spain to stop arming against Cuba. Cucca CO notes counterfeiting shocks revenue bureau and debate over a government engraving and note printing bureau. eclipse observations proceed with observers ready across the country. Prof Hall reportedly reached Alaska station for eclipse work.
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Worcester
Mass
Chas, Allen
Congress
Superior Court
New York
Washington
Spain
United States
Insurance Association
Philadelphia
Cuiiaco
Revenue Bureau
Bureau of Engraving and Note Printing
Seape
National Observatory
Hall
Alaska
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Eddy Mrect
Inhead
Biocke- Jelett
George W. Ford
Rogers & Co's Bank
Chey
J. W. Cook
Attermey
Vet Goor
Court House
Cheyenna
Wyoming
J. 8. Chord
Te Tt
Kay Kendall
Cheyenna, Watt
Ay W
Miller
Thos. J. Street
Miller & Street
Attorneys At Law
Dakota
G. Adams & Co.'s
South Side
Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne, Wg
J. B. Wilson
Nargeen Dentint & Chirope
Galbraith
Aching
H. Garbanati
Atterney and Connnelinr al Jew
J. A. Rouselaux
Connel Blut
Lowe
G. W. Corry
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Union Pacific R. R. and Wells, Fargo &O
Thin City
Levensoonest
Central Drug Store
Thames Street
jDr
F. A. Hall
Aieray Brothers
Hotels
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Moore House
H. Moore
Bell House
Aig
Bell
GC Am
Prepare Wyoming House
I Coasters, Inc
Restaeee & Lodgings
Saas
Ford
Vontinur
RTPA
Daily Leader
N. A. Baker
Rf Advarce
Lea
Commercce
Boston Advertiser
Isaac
Arges Orrick
Lindley Murray
Argus
Telegraph
The
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Bethin
Garant
Bath
Empire
VNI
VNI Weekly Tritune
Merolta
Daily News
Dee
Heerenee
Daiwa
Tse
Thote Nitmner Fur
Adelrew i
Eine
Ming Clam
Walker
Baltimogy
Plano
Fue
James M
Mathews
Chetratt
Agnes Birchoms
Charleston
Sly Bien
Wiateliom
Eaets
Sidverwone Ete
Wallin
Chile
N.Y
Royal Havana
Cuba
Governsabal Beas Ihiet
Avia & OC
Mankorn
Nu Id Wail Atreat
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