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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1883
Page
17
In Washington the upcoming Congress faces a surge of new members amid party shifts. Indiana’s loyalty could flip with tariff changes. New Philadelphia hosts an eccentric sheep farmer who bars shearing to protect wool warmth. The Silverton steamer’s jetties milestone signals transport growth. Iron trade ties to whisky output reflect interdependent industry cycles.
Joan Huntington of Cleveland sold his interest in Standard Oil after a New York offer of 1 million dollars. He returned home with a deed for a 100000 dollar house and drafts totaling 900000 dollars.
George MacDonald stresses noble labor and urges training boys in trades like blacksmithing watchmaking and bookbinding rather than clerical work. He champions production and making as higher realities and education through skilled trades.
The passage alleges Mr. Wu LARrp arranged a new loan and disposed of large Northern Pacific shares at a high point, then repurchased them at a low point. It suggests colder weather than the Northern Pacific isothermal line when Mr. Villard is left.
The Philadelphia Record denounces H Payne of Ohio as tainted by Standard Oil money. It calls the candidate unfit and accuses him of a petroleum monopoly odor corrupting his political integrity.
The Bishop of Rochester commends Moody and Sankey for their work in England, drawing denunciation from Rev. J C Gill who argues the evangelists teach that people may safely sin rather than be saved from sin.
A Connecticut boy aged 10 was given a $4 check to cash at Ardenia village store. He recruited the justice of the peace’s son to alter the amount, earning $5 for the scam. The plan yielded $80 for future use before the justice’s son dissipated the funds.
Observations from an old timer discuss artesian wells and bright prospects, then critique Wyoming Colorado relations and Denver exhibits. The piece attacks Hayden's coal claims, questions lignite reports, and urges Wyoming to showcase its own resources. A Fort Laramie murder case details Rogers and Williams with possible trial.
Yesterday a fine English tally-ho coach imported by Honorable Harry Oelrichs drew a curious crowd in front of Colonel Murrin's. The heavy elegant vehicle seats nearly four dozen atop and six below with English harness and notable finish. Cost at least 2500 dollars, the coach will run between the city and Oelrichs ranch and may see interior excursions. A countryman jokes about regular trips between Masten's and Murrin's via Sixteenth street.
An advertisement urges husbands to buy presents for their wives, inviting them to call and choose from Ruopes and Troxel’s fashionable and heavy stock of dress goods.
A local ad notes operas glass rentals and sales offered by Ruoppus & Troxel's, presenting a range of handsome home ornament articles and related items for purchase or hire.
The piece notes a quiet period for the president at Soldiers' Home and predicts a major message to Congress next week. It discusses possible nominees Blaine and the “Plumed Knight,” with emphasis on New York carrying or breaking the nomination, and outlines shifting southern support for Randall and the strategic moves by his backers.
The Royal Baking Powder Co promotes higher dream tartar content and stronger leavening in its powders in a comparative exhibit. The text notes Andrews Pearl cream of tartar is omitted and cites an Agriculture Department chemist's assessment based on dealer samples.
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