Wyoming Approves Female Suffrage and City Charter Vetoes
Governor Campbell signs the Female Suffrage Bill making it law in the Territory and hints at an influx of immigrants to Wyoming. The Wyoming legislature voids the old city charter and passes a new framework, vetoed by the Governor to curb alleged abuses and corruption.
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Campbell
Wyoming
Anna D
Congress
Gose
Dakota
Cheyenne
Preate Bay
Solic
Fi Ward & CO
Broadway
New York
Sheripe
Couney
Laramie
Larne County
Lin
Theor & A
Ted
Firidaw
Parenter
Bath
Hh da Mogens
Grant's Message Draws Mixed Press Reactions
New York papers react to President Grant's message with varied tones. The Herald calls it a practical debt funding plan, while the World condemns it as weak. The Tribune lauds it as wise and well judged, and the Journal notes noncommittal Cuban policy.
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New York
Grant
the Herald
Jimes
Richardson Estate and McFarland Marriage Noted
The Richardson estate shows no will with about seventy five thousand dollars value and a Tribune stake valued at forty thousand. The McFarland marriage was officiated by Theodore Walker with the couple and all attending presently living.
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New York Evening Pea
Prospecting Wyoming Territory Gold from Black Hills Invited
The article argues central and northern Wyoming holds great mineral and soil promise, citing Black Hills gold, placer and quartz prospects, and Indian trade memory. It notes military reports lack detail yet suggests organized parties from Cheyenne could reach mining areas via Laramie and Fetterman, warning of Ted Cloud country risks. It mentions Yankton efforts and the need for large, well-equipped expeditions with military access as backup.
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Wyoming Territory
Big Horn
Jim Bridger
Wyoming
America
Cheyenne River
Port Laramie
Missouri
Yankton
Norn
Phil Kearney
Reno
Ted Cloud
Cheyenne
Laramie
Fetterman
Bozeman
Government considers seventy eight Pennsylvania pardon applications
The governor weighs eighty plus pardon requests for murder and other crimes in Pennsylvania. A.N. St. Clair arrives in St Joseph after a twelve thousand mile journey across the continent in her own carriage. A debate over women's rights surfaces at Ann Arbor as a university student critiques corsets and gender norms. A deranged inmate at an Illinois asylum proposes a bizarre polygamy scheme to General Grant. Mrs. Dorr dies after urging her husband’s pardon and a will disarms his punishment. A Treasury Printing and Engraving Bureau loss prompts a clerks’ fines and pay deductions.
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A. N. St. Clair
St. Joseph
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
British Columbia
Salt Lake
Ann Arbor
Stevens
Insane Asylum of
Illinois
Gen. Grant
Washington
Sive
Printing and Engraving Bureau of the Treasury
Me Cortes
Insanity in San Francisco Surges Amid Wealth Pursuit
A 1860 San Francisco report shows 214 individuals examined by the Commissioner of Lunacy. Of these, 3 discharged, 7 sent to the Tome for Inebriates, 8 to the Almshouse, with the rest to the Stockton Insane Asylum. only 5 cured and discharged. The piece notes many young men seek fortune in the city, yet overall insanity remains high for the city’s size.
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San Francisco
Stockton
Asychap
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