02 Mar 1869
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1869
Page
1
The fragment notes a location on Ferguson Street between Fifteenth and Mirth and mentions subscription terms in advance for the Daily Leader. It reads as an old newspaper notice seeking subscribers.
A Congressional Committee report details extensive naturalization paper fabrication in New York. It cites courts printing blanks, issuing certificates to absent applicants, and fees paid by Tam many Hall. The finding implies major voting fraud and suggests nationwide election date unification.
The item notes Joe plans a sham Indian battle once mud dries. It mentions a Des Moines Register prophecy of a lighter smarter man in Winterset Iowa than Commodore Nutt or Tom Thumb. It references Davenport newborns and a suffocated baby found by a country woman. It covers Yankton charter elections on the 6th prox and compares legislative officer appointments to Laramie. It cites Cincinnati whisky tax payment since July 2 and a dead pig in Omaha provoking saumage makers, plus English envelopes with removable mucilage.
Reports describe 7000 rifles and ammunition shipments sent to Cuba via the Central Department, evading Spanish coast guards, with revolutionaries believed to have yearlong ammunition. The Cuban flag is depicted. debates on post independence governance range from federalism to annexation, with some favoring a unified Antillean confederation. Communication with supporters remains active and letters reportedly reach Ceupedes.
Report of congressional actions includes discussions on removing political disabilities, Army appropriations, pensions rules for widows, and money printing reforms. Also notes Pacific railroad bonds, the New Commercial Exchange dedication in Philadelphia, and telegraph line expansion amid frontier Indian hostilities reports.
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