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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1883

Page

3

Whoopee up hellee and a Cheyenne wash house brawl

In Cheyenne a disturbance at a Sixteenth street wash house ends with Sing Hung and his uncle Lee Waugh fighting over a letter and a beer. Sing loses an ear to an old man while the uncle flees after a severed eye and a reported skippee. A witness was arrested in the melee.

Celestial Kingdom Cheyenne Lee Hong Kee Sing Hang Sixteenth Street Sing Hung Lee Waugh Omaha Sing Mark Twain Hellee

Liquor raids and train wreckers amid political talk in Washington

Weekly weighs in on Democratic candidates in Washington with notes on liquor at six headquarters except one. Texas Governor Ireland calls for capturing train wreckers on sight with a $500 reward. Judge Tourgee comments on a good thing now and then. A New York statue joke about Washington and a London underground resolutions controversy follow. A ship design to separate bow from stern is proposed by a German inventor. Tom New York Journal of Commerce disputes par value of trade dollars, noting speculation and redemption hopes.

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

Ver. men Buc ons of all ariacele, realistic, t, by one

An OCR fragment shows terse, unclear phrasing with fragmented words and potential names. The readable parts suggest a discussion of realism or authenticity attributed to a single author or source, but specifics remain uncertain.

Woman suffrage linked to Mormon polygamy debate

The Philadelphia Times reports Governor Murray of Utah proposed stripping women of voting rights to address the Mormon problem. It argues that church influence means suffrage will always align with church leadership and that polygamy must go, with woman suffrage as its natural bulwark, and says abolition could ease the issue.

THE Philadelphia Times Murray Utah Church

Beware of Imitations Floreston's Perfume Notice

Warning to consumers to avoid imitators of Floreston's fragrance. Text urges checking for the Hiscox & Co. signature on each bottle and notes the scent is entirely novel, attributed to the New York firm.

Floreston’s Hiscox & Co New York

Parker's Hair Balsam Promises Graying Hair Reversal

Advert says Parker's Hair Balsam makes hair exceptionally clean and popular. It claims gray hairs are impossible with its occasional use.

Parker

Shurley & Co. Watches and Jewelry Offer

Chicago firm Shurley & Co. markets Gone goods in watches jewelry and silverware with low price for single articles at dozen rate. Endorsed by major express companies and officials. Approval with home examination privilege. Catalogues available from 77 State Street Chicago Illinois.

Messrs Shurley & Co Chicago United States Express Co American Express Co Southern Express Co F. W. Palmer Gen. A. ©. Smith Gooda State Street Ills

Opening of the Forty Eighth Congress on Capitol Hill

Washington notes describe the Capitol Hill spectacle as the new congress convenes. A crowd fills Pennsylvania Avenue while the House organizes under ex-Speaker Keifer and Carlisle seeks the nomination. Floor ballots reveal Carlisle ahead with 106 votes to Randall 52 and Cox 30. General John B. Clark named clerk as party balance shows 194 Democrats, 110 Republicans, plus independents and minor groups.

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 LENOX

Reward Offered for Arrest in Stock Thefts and Killings

A group of cattle firms and partners post a five hundred dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone branding stealing or killing stock belonging to them. Signatories include J M Carey & Bro Converse Cattle Co Henry A Blair Gilchrist Plunkett Windsor Powder River Live Stock Co Union Cattle Co J W Hammond Thomas Page Dater Co Guthrie Hord Co Benjamin Weaver Co Goldschmidt Fisher Co Swan Land and Cattle Co Davis Robins Teschmacher deBillier Cattle Co Powder River Cattle Co The Pratt Ferris Cattle Co Hanna Anderson Campbell.

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

Baking Powder Comparison Highlights Andrews Pearl Quality

Government chemist Collier reports Andrews Pearl exceeds Royal in both cream of tartar content and leavening power. His analysis includes visual cuts showing higher levels of tartar and stronger leavening. The Royal Co reportedly omitted Andrews Pearl from its Comparative List.

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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