Are Republicans Afraid of the Light in State Politics
A partisan editorial questions direct voting for U S senators and calls for honest ballots. It accuses legislators of promising support to Warren, urges purge of misjoined members, and demands investigation into alleged county vote buying and influence by detectives.
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United States Cellatorm
Union
Wiening
Bo Warren
Herulicane
Corverve
Lise «Ounties
Kno
Carbon County
Charlie Irwin
Gompers on dynamite and injunctions debate
The letter argues that government by injunction is blamed for evils tied to dynamite but questions why injunctive power would target ironworkers and not other trades. It notes strikes continue despite injunctions and asserts that major causes do not justify government by law or by sanction.
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Mr. Gompers
Gompers
Otl
Fall of the Mighty
Fragmented editorial notes corruption claims about Uncle Joe, Aldrich, and the Southern Pacific. It laments changes in tariff planning and political power across California and the Pacific coast, contrasting past dominance with current alleged manipulation. The text criticizes corporate influence and party infighting.
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Uncle Joe
Congress
al. Grich
California
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Ealt Steels
Aldrich
Southern Pacific
Union
Happenings in Wyoming Long Ago Recounted
The Rocky Mountain Herald from January 10, 1869 reports Ed Cahill the billiards star arrived in Cheyenne and defeated Michael Ramith in a long session. New Year’s ball at Laramie City draws 60 couples with grand dress and music. Cheyenne sees drama by Langrishe Scheller Waldron troupe. Cheyenne names H Garbanatl city attorney. A Cheyenne man WI Talbot, formerly of Colorado, was shot and killed by saloonkeeper Hopps in Salt Lake City.
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Rocky Mountain Herald of
Denver
Cahill
Cheyenne
Michael Ramith
Smith
Smitty
Salt Lake City
Laramie City
Argus Jenkins
Mrs. Langrishe
Madame Scheller
Waldron
WI Talbot
Colorado
Hopps
Balt Lake City
Cowboys Turned Political Detectives
An oblique satirical piece compares Wyoming politicians to Pinkerton agents tracking legislators. It describes sealers and informers following officials, noting the expense and constant surveillance by local detectives and bumbling public figures while lawmakers fear exposure in a tense political climate.
Cough Remedy Praised by Marbury Resident
L. O Hames of Marbury Alabama says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is one of the best he ever used and that his children have all taken it. The testimonial notes its effectiveness for colds and whooping cough. The text also mentions rising demand for food products due to more people eating.
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Chamberlain
L. O Hames
Marbury
Bees in Winter Quarters and Outdoor Wintering Methods
Practical guidance on wintering bees in cellars and outdoors. Instructions cover cellar storage with minimal disturbance, venting, and chaff trays to absorb moisture and add warmth. Outdoor wintering advises double-walled chaff hives or thick newspaper insulation, minimum 25 pounds honey, and replacing scarce combs with fully capped ones.
Keeping Hog Carcass Open For Small-Scale Butchers
A New York reader describes a simple field device to lift dressed hog carcasses. A long pole balanced on a post or tree limb holds a gambrel at the short end. the carcass is attached and lifted by one man. A forked stick or tied end keeps the pole steady.
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New York
Bees and Farm Notes
Bee and farm notes discuss garden care and planting tips. Advice covers burning garden trash, manure spreading, dry farming, rye as a key European grain, saving seed from pumpkins, mulching strawberry beds, hot beds on the farm, rhubarb and pie timber crops, and soil lime applications.
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Europe
President Vail Defends AT&T Ties to Attorney General
President Theodore N. Vail of the American Telephone Company asserts no fear of the Attorney General’s office while noting ongoing investigations into telephone and telegraph matters. He cites Detroit mergers approved by local and state authorities and the Attorney General, arguing public preference favors single systems and urging the issue stay with state and interstate commerce authorities. Interstate Commerce Commission took up the matter last year.
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Lapeer Pcr Labhing Company
Plocos and Publication
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
Wyo
Department of Justice
American Telephone Company
Theodore N. Vail
the American Telephone
Bell
Detroit
Interstate Commerce Commission
Express congressional authority over interstate telephone business
A discussion notes that Congress has express power over interstate telephone and telegraph matters. It argues the federal body and the state commission should coordinate to arrange issues satisfactorily for the company and the public.
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Congress
State Commission
Do All the Good You Can
Poem by Brad s Bit o Verse reflecting a simple creed of helping others and doing good over doctrinal division. The speaker rejects academic theology, vows kindness, and offers support to those in need as a guiding life principle. Written in 1913 voice.
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BR. V. Fiarce
M.D
Mall Om
Health official jokes on kissing customs in Minnesota
Minnesota health official asserts the only proper kiss for a woman is on her photograph not on a tin type drawing. The remark mixes humor with public health framing during a notes column.
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Minnesota
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