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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1883
Page
2
Washington Letter notes many defeated congressmen face ferocious job search as March 4 ends their terms. The piece traces the spiraling path from re election to clerkships and post offices to private practice decline, with lawyers and families affected by political turnover and shifting fortunes.
A Tar Heel statesman discusses Davy Davy’s wedding on Broadway and a life spent seeking unity and justice. The tale blends humor about spouses, political ambition, and the idea that marriage shapes public life while recalling Davy Davy’s global reminders and a North Carolina connection.
In a California city a well known man received a note in a bar that left him pale. He sought help from two friends, borrowed a revolver, and stealthily entered the house. At the door he overheard a voice couring his wife with a dog nearby. He confronted the scene and demanded the writer, his guards at the ready.
A New York Letter notes The Herald could take over the pedestal subscription and raise funds itself. It cites strong charity work with near forty thousand dollars for Western flood sufferers and a historic Irish famine fund of three hundred forty thousand. It recalls a libel verdict of twenty thousand against The Herald as overturned after editorial withdrawal and apology.
Mayor Palmer refuses to audit alderman bills for meals and luxuries after meetings. Hotels’ first two months accounts total over 95,000. The Boston Herald surveys national junketing trends while references to O’Connell Belmont and Perry appear in scattered notes. Proverb about procrastination ends the fragment.
A feature extols smiles as free medicine improving society and safety, arguing cheerful expressions reduce conflict and boost character. It notes Texas mustangs as sturdy horses for breeding, with Rev. Murray praising their endurance and potential crossbreeding to improve size and suitability for saddles and trotters.
An excerpt discusses Florida’s climate as unsuitable for consumptives noting its moist soothing nature worsens tuberculous deposits and discourages exercise. It also reports Missouri Supreme Court rulings on physician patient privilege and a Philadelphia critic’s remark on the undignified behavior of the House of Representatives.
In an interview Dr. Valentine explains that blood transfusion is common and effective after hemorrhage. The method uses a syringe and cups, with blood drawn from a healthy donor, beaten to prevent coagulation, strained, and slowly injected via a vein puncture.
The notice lists multiple cattle brands and ranges for Anglo American Cattle Company across Wyoming Montana and South Dakota areas. It names brand marks for cattle and horses, post office Cheyenne Wyoming and other addresses, plus earmark descriptions and ranges including Cheyenne River Lodge Creek and Powder River regions. It also notes holdings of other herds formerly known by different names and marks.
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