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Cheyenne Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1869

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Wyoming Territorial Council Debates Codification Plan

Cheyenne October 22 1869 council adjourns after debate on forming a outside committee to draft civil and criminal procedure codes. Rockwell Wardman and others oppose due to cost and workload preferring internal committees and clerical limits. Adjournment follows with notices of future bills and committee actions.

Cheyenne Messrs Brady Murrin Poole Rockwell Wardman Laycock Whitehead Gcouncilman Wardman Anc Judiciary Committee Judiciary

Proclamation by Wyoming Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day

Governor J A Campbell designates November eighteenth as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise for the Territory of Wyoming. Citizens are urged to suspend secular pursuits, assemble in worship or home, and give thanks for peace, labor rewards, and protections of life, liberty, and property. The proclamation is dated October eighteenth in Cheyenne, 1869.

J. A. Campbell Territory of Wyoming Wuerkas United States I. J. A. Campbell Cod Dante Pina

Tremont House Hotel Chicago Rebuilt and Refurbished

Tremont House in Chicago announces major rebuilding and remodeling in its best hotel fashion. The improved elevator service now carries passengers to upper floors as part of the modernization overseen by proprietor MO. B. Weake and W. A. Pee.

Chicago

General Items From a Bygone Era on Social News and Odd Facts

Reports include women in Russia harvesting for forty cents a day, first cousins barred from marriage in New Hampshire after December 24, and the Lincoln statue at Prospect Park Brooklyn due for unveiling. Other items mention a Memphis woman marrying after proposing, a California Gloria Mundis apple, bishops attending Ecumenical Council, large tobacco seizures in New York, and Freemasons in Spain allowing funeral ceremonies.

Russia New Hampshire Lincoln Prozoect Park Brooklyn California New York Custom House Freemasons Spain Decatur Alabama Congress Louisville Marshal Prim Paris Colfix

Offbeat Readings and Quotations From Daily Life

An assortment of quirky anecdotes and aphorisms. A New York jeweler questions fashionable diamonds while a boy narrates a garden parable. A doctor's wife and Goethe's mother share brief moral musings on tears and order. The snippets reflect local temper and wit.

Capital relocation push tied to Mississippi valley claim

In a National Capital Convention a resolutions committee led by J. Medill urged moving the capital to the Mississippi valley arguing it offers safety, wealth, growth, and central governance. They demand Congress appoint a commission to select a site while opposing the old capitol’s enlargement and wasteful new construction. The document calls for decisive action as sectional issues fade.

Louis Get Committee On Resolutions J. Medill Mississippi Valley Missisippi Great Valley The Mississippi Union Aydney Clarke New York Mall Rio Janero Lowz Ascension Pugil Mera Fremers Washington Robeson Jersay Hoosmort

Alarm over Holy See dangers prompts sensational stories

A letter from Kone describes clerical fears and rumors of plots against the Holy See. It cites alleged arms sites found by police and a Galihardian conspiracy against the Couneids. A Preneh gentleman attempted self harm in Vin del Oore, sent to resansiate the Pope, preferring self destruction.

Kone Holy See Vin del Oore Pree Maone Policw

World traveler Tye Kinn visits Omaha in mete drama

A Chinese man named Tye Kinn arrives in Omaha while journeying around the world. He says he reached England seven years ago via the Cape of Good Hope, studied four years at Cambridge, directed a College plantation in Cuba until the revolution, then moved to New Orleans to open a school. Now he heads toward China to work for a Louisiana sugar planter.

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Toxic tobacco and strange horse at Government corral

The piece reports physicians condemning tobacco use as a deadly poison and links it to brain issues and paralysis. It also recounts a horse at the government corral that can untie its halter, and repeatedly operates a water pump to seek drinking water, witnessed by corral workers.

Dudgett Pidduck Viness of Nations Government Cormil Corral Austin Toras Republican

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