Various Political Buzz From 1884 Era
A collection of brief notes on figures like Edward McPherson and public concerns including railroad debts, anti monopoly debates in baseball, Miss Anthony and women's suffrage, Blaine whisky tax critique, nobility tax unrest, and polygamy opposition led by Rosecrans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss AN
Hony
Washington
Congress
Miss Anthony
Courier Journal halves force amid political purge
The Louisville Courier-Journal discharged about half its staff, claimed as a Republican purge. Editor Watterson reportedly opposed the action, which weakens the paper as discharged employees had no role in editorial opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wattereon
Liquor Dealers Elected to Office In Wyoming
A New York Times correspondent argues Wyoming’s liquor trade shapes public opinion and urges examining liquor sellers in eastern cities, suggesting a broader look at office holding saloonkeepers in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yok Times
Wyoming
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tur Kabyles Define Political Maturity by Thread Method
A description of a local custom among Tur Kabyles where a cord looped around the occipital base is used to gauge the age of political maturity. The thread is passed over the skull and, when it reaches the chin, development is deemed complete, typically around age V4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Mr Boatne Clarifies Posture on Presidency
Washington arrival speaker says his surplus revenue letter was misunderstood and he is not a candidate for the presidency. He adds he would not accept any nomination even if offered and may discuss public questions without seeking the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatne
Washington
Territorial Court Actions in Cheyenne Court Docket
The Cheyenne territorial court convened with Judge Sener on the bench. Dockets included dismissals, a complex lien case in Calland v Galland Clark, garnishees, and the Cotton demurrer trial with Stewart and Baird arguing distinct legal theories. Bail reduced for J D Lasher due to illness as witness availability affected proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaul
Sener
C. Cotton
City of
Cheyenne
Allie St Clair
Allie
Mary Boughton
Galland
Carl
Glaims
Clark
Cain
CG. N. Potter
Messrs. Baird & Campbell
TL. A. Calland
Amercan
J. D. Lasher
Maynard
Messrs. Organ and
Underwood
Riner
Lasher
Notice of Abandonment Complaint in Wyoming Land Office
Complaint filed by John Housidux against Francis J. Buckley for abandoning homestead entry No. 126 dated February 2, 1877 on the south half of the northeast quarter section 82 township 14 north range 67 west in Laramie county Wyoming Territory. Parties summoned to appear January 4 1884 at 2 oclock p m to respond and testify. Enaan W. Mann Register Water 8 Humibur Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Coxyenne
Wyro
John Housidux
Francis J. Buckley
Range 67
Laramie County
Wyoming Territory
Enaan W. Mann
Humibur
Nebraska Notes and Local Events From Across Towns
Reports tell of a street robbery in Oakland with $87 taken from William Johnson last week. Free land rushes at Valentine land office and a suicide by Oliver Giest in Cuming County are noted. Lincoln hosts a state drum convention on the 24th as Tekamah man George Farnam suffers religious delirium. Utilities loom as Hastings ponders a $40,000 gas works deal and Brownville seeks through traffic. A Neligh stock venture aims to provide county buildings amid funds limits. Subscriptions drop at Johnson County Journal over editorial taste. Blair notes a cholera scare in parts of the county. Samuel Cry of Hardy shoots a man near Superior in a dangerous mispractice with an organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw
Valentine Land Office
Oliver Giest
Cuming County
Lincoln
George Farnam
Tekamah
Bob Ingersoll
Nemeha City
Salem
Brownville
Hastings
Eastern Capitalista
Alexandria
Neligh
Johnson County Journal
Blair Republican
M.R. Kindred
Samuel A. Cry
Hardy
Superior
Bozen city marshal reports cattle found roaming streets
Montana items note Bozeman authorities capturing cattle on streets. Miles City residents form a New England society. actor David M. Boothby of Butte dies. Livingston hosts a promising fire clay deposit find. Stebbins & Munds bank becomes First National Bank of Billings after Jan 1. Territorial expenses projected at 70,600 for year ending 1883. Northern Pacific land sales total 954,422 acres across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Boothby
Katie Putnam Company
Butte
Livingston
Stebbins, Post & Mund
Billings
Montana
Helena
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Dakota
Washington
A Good Foundation: Parker's Ginger Tonic Promises Health
In American households the prevalent complaints are stomach weakness indigestion nervousness and rheumatism Parker's Ginger Tonic is marketed to tone the stomach and nerves while keeping the kidneys active to remove foul matter. The ad suggests a foundation for health through this tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leamer
Edward McPherson
House of Representatives
Cinginnaty
Park City
Carnt
Capel
Promssok Sumner
Yale College
England
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Sudley
General Rosecrans
Edmunds
Arthur
Calland
Olson
Cotton
Arcond
Stewart
Smith
Jesus Christ
Elijah Smith
Cat
Baird
Mrr
Waélovk A. m
Cornish
Sun Dance
Stewan
Supreme Court
Mosier
Nebraska
William Johnson
Oakland
Silva
Wahoo
Beide
Bozen
Miles
Down East
New England
Washington Territory
Idaho
Ilays City
Cour d’ Alene
Benton
Great Blackfoot Reservation
Bear Paw
Little Rocky Mountains
The
Shckgrowers’ National Bank
United States Deposimby
Thomas Sturgis
Ginby G. Hay
Isa
W. @ LANE
ABRY
Asez
Casvime
Ize
Geo. G. Masten
Cor Sixteenth
Ferguson
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
FE. Warren
Crockery
Eekly
Buer
Pennsylvania
Monopoly
Sellers
Conor Neem
Carlisle
Suc
Vania
John Ceed Armanda
United Stat
Coleridge
Thomas Ochilt
Louis
Traiss
Jonn
Tony
Cat Quigley