Whoopee Up Helley Tale Prompts Cheyenne Arrest
A Cheyenne district court heard a case involving Sing Hung and his uncle Lee Waugh in a chaotic wash house dispute over a promised letter and free drinks. Sing attacked, losing an ear to an old man who fled with a severed eye while witnesses vanished, leaving questions about guilt and motive.
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Celestial Kingdom
Cheyenne
Lee
Hong Kee
Sing Hang
Sixteenth Street
Sing Hung
Lee Waugh
Omaha
Sing
Mark Twain
Hellee
Politician liquor probe and frame of Washington statue remark
A weekly digest notes a Democratic politician encountering no liquor at six candidate headquarters except one. Texas Governor Ireland offers a $500 reward for train wreckers. Judge Tourgee comments on a new statue of Washington in New York. London Underground resolutions are defended by Mr Low as American complicity denied. A German ship design to split bow and stern for safety is discussed. Tom New York Journal of Commerce disputes trade dollar claims. a Wall Street broker cites 250,000 shipped to China and expectations of congressional redemption.
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Custer
Hills
Custer County
Black Hills Range
Forsyth County
Nebraska Line
Wyoming
French Creek
Deadwood
Atlantic
United States
Cheyenne
Daily Mail
Washington
House
Ireland
Texas
James
J. R. LowExt
London
Lowell
Hamburg
Tom
New York Journal of Commerce
Wall Street
New York
China
Congress
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Fragmentary OCR text provides a brief glimpse with unclear meaning. The readable bits mention men and actions but lack concrete names, places, dates, or events to form a solid news item or identifiable subject. Resulting item remains indeterminate and non-narrative.
Woman suffrage tied to Mormon rule urged a Utah reform
The Philadelphia Times recalls Governor Murray’s suggestion to strip Utah women of voting rights and argues that polygamy under church influence makes suffrage a problem. It favors abolition of woman suffrage as a bulwark against polygamy, asserting reform could proceed peacefully under the Edmunds law.
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THE
Philadelphia Times
Murray
Utah
Church
Beware of Imitations in Floreston's Perfume Bottles
Warning about tampered shipments and fake Floreston fragrance bottles sold with a Hiscox and Co signature in New York. Cautions buyers to verify authenticity and look for the correct signature on each bottle.
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Floreston’s
Hiscox & Co
New York
Parker's Hair Balsam Praised for Hair Quality
A short reader note extols Parker's Hair Balsam for exceptional cleanliness and its effect on gray hairs, claiming impossible greying with occasional use and highlighting its popularity among users.
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Parker
Shurley & Co. Watches and Jewelry Advertisement
None But First-Class Goods. Shurley & Co. Chicago marks a specialty of Gone goods and offers watches jewelry and silverware at the dozen price for single articles. Endorsed by express companies and public figures. Goods sent on approval with home examination privilege. Catalog forthcoming from 77 State Street Chicago.
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Messrs
Shurley & Co
Chicago
United States Express Co
American Express Co
Southern Express Co
F. W. Palmer
Gen. A. ©. Smith
Gooda
State Street
Ills
Congress Opens at Capitol in 1883 Season of Turmoil
Washington reports the opening of the forty eighth Congress with Carlisle winning the nomination after a tense caucus and open ballots. The House elects General John B. Clark as clerk as party lines blur in a kaleidoscopic scene on Capitol Hill. The Senate preserves decorum while political factions gather, with Congress set to begin full work after holidays.
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Washington
Sec
Capitol Hill
National Pilgrim
Vanity Fair
Wiseacres
Congress
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
House
Senate
Fancy
Keifer
House of Representatives
Carlisle
Appropriations Committee
Randall
Ways and Means Committee
Cox
Committee On Foreign Affairs
John B. Clark
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Reward Offered for Arrest and Conviction in Stock Thefts
A list of names including J. M. Carey & Bro and Powder River Live Stock Company announces a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone branding stealing or killing stock belonging to the signers. The notice names multiple cattle firms and attorneys across several locations.
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J. M. Carey & Bro
Converse Cattle Company
Henry A. Blair
Gilchrist, Plunkett & Windsor
Powder River Live Stock Company
Union Cattle Company
J. W. Hammond
Thomas & Page
Dater & Company
Guthrie, Hord & Company
Benjamin, Weaver & Company
Goldschmidt Fisher & Company
Gunterman
Peters & Alston
HySwan
Swan Land and Cattle Company
Davis & Robins
Teschmacher & deBillier Cattle Company
Powder River Cattle Company
Pratt & Ferris Cattle Company
Hanna, Anderson & Campbell
Andrews' Pearl baking powder debated in comparative list
Government chemist Collier's analysis finds Andrews' Pearl contains more cream of tartar and higher leavening power than the Royal in a side by side comparison. The Royal Co omits Andrews' Pearl from its comparative list despite showing these advantages.
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Royal Baking Powder Co
Andrew
Andrews
Royal
Primr Conima
Department of Agriculture
Washington
CJE Andrews & Co
Thomas Lydon
J P Harkins
The
Royal Co
Collier
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Colliers
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, DC
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Dept of Agriculture
Andrews’ Prarl
T. A. Kent
Great Britain
Europe
Wyo
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Littall
Washington, D. C
Cohmatil
GCE
C. E. Andrews & CO
E. Water St
Milwaukee
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