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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1883
Page
5
Weekly Leader presents verses honoring Reynolds Post of Cheyenne G A R and the grand parade. The poem recalls Union soldiers from Atlanta to the sea, reunion across old divides, and marching forward with patriotism and remembrance.
Coroner Chaffin has held twelve inquests since January with four involving personal crisis reports. Entries list infant suffocation on January 5, Charles Foster from an accidental head blow February 26, Fred Mier at Crow Creek dam March 6, Harry Griffith shot March 18, and multiple other deaths from accidents or overdoses through July. The fourteenth annual National German American Teachers association convention opened in Washington with three hundred delegates.
A Louie Clarke leaves home after severe beating by her father blacksmith Er Clarke on Sixteenth Street. Neighbors corroborate cruelty. Clarke defends his strict discipline citing music lessons ponies and a health ride. He asserts he will publish his side and that family affairs have become public.
EB Clarke a blacksmith warns against his wife and daughter associating with people he deems unworthy. He declares his intent to act if opposition arises and offers to explain further for fifty cents an hour. The statement reflects personal bias and coercive control claims.
In Greystones, Mr Tilden awaits a general and organized demand to be the Democratic presidential candidate. Ex-Governor Seymour explains his refusal to seek public office, recalling veterans and Holbein’s Dance of Death as a warning against the scramble for power in old age.
The Daily Leader reports cattle shippers backing the Wyoming Stockgrowers association committee against railroad concessions. They urge unity and prefer shipping only via Union Pacific Chicago Rock Island and Milwaukee St Paul, aiming to pressure roads for favorable terms. Prices remain steady with Colorado 1000 lb stock around 460 dollars. shipments to Chicago begin this week.
A Hutchinson resident credits a Dr Nice New Discovery remedy for curing asthma bronchitis hoarseness and severe coughs after doctors had declared climate or other conditions at fault. A demonstrable large bottle was bought at Gray Peirre’s drug store with the promise of guaranteed cure.
An early advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for burns bruises ulcers chapped hands rheum piles and skin eruptions. It guarantees a cure in every instance or money back and offers boxes priced at 25 cents through Gray & Pearse.
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