SittinG But Sends Seven Sons to Princeton College
The piece notes SittinG But plans sending his seven sons to Princeton. It mentions a mill closure affecting four workers, an inquiry before a Senate committee on Public Lands, a $5000 appropriation for a Jefferson grave monument, Maryland legislature actions, and various other political and social snippets from the era.
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Princeton College
McGarrah
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Thomas Jefferson
Road Agents And Black Sills Tale From Leander Richardson
Leander P Richardson previews his Western narrative The Black Sills describing real living figures such as Oregon Bill Uncle Sile Clark and Jack Watkins. The article lauds the thrilling style and predicts wide popularity for Tom Reap Agun’s tale with vivid depictions of incidents.
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Leander P. Richardson
Black Sills
Oregon Bill
Uncle Sile Clark
Jack Watkins
Tom Reap Agun
County Officials Battle Bond Form With Colorado Central
County Commissioners of Laramie Wyoming Territory meet at the court house to decide bond terms for a 150000 dollar issue to the Colorado Central railroad. Attorney A J Poppleton objects to nonnegotiable form. board offers an alternate, awaiting mandamus action and court review. The event may trigger a legal contest between the railroad and county authorities.
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Court House
Colorado Central Railroad Company
A. J. Poppleton
Colorado Central Company
Wuerras
Board of County Commissioners
Laramie County
Wyoming Territory
Wiherbas
Central Company
Hoster’s Stomach Bitters Promises Vital Restoration
The text extols Hoster’s Stomach Bitters as the strongest general tonic, claiming its pure spirituous base and botanic ingredients offer durable vitality. It touts use against fever, dyspepsia, liver complaints, constipation, and intestinal disorders, and links good teeth with Sozodont as part of overall health.
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Hostetter
Carver's Exhibition at Sloan's Lake Shows Skill
About twenty spectators watched Dr. Carver, famed marksman, at Sloan's Lake. High winds hindered his best efforts, but he demonstrated notable skill. He failed to shoot fifty cent pieces tossed in the air due to the wind, while glass-ball shooting was highly successful with eight hits out of ten on average.
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Czarowitch
New York Times
Talmage
Republic
W. J. Florence
Europe
Norristown Herald
Bonanza
Henry Clay Dean
Dean
Sheridan
Pope
Department of the Missouri
Colorado
New Mexico
Old Ouray
San Juan Country
Colarow
Old Washington
White River
Middle Park
San Juan
Camas Valley
Warm Springs
Arizona
Fort Stanton
Carver
Sloan’s Lake
Dr. Carver
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Cheyenne
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