Kate Fietp Seeks Ideal Miner on West Journey
Kate Fietp confesses she traveled through the west seeking the ideal miner but did not find him. A record donation for education in Canada is noted, with Mr Gooderman of Toronto giving 1,000,000 for a Methodist university. Charles Francis Adame Jr prints six copies of his early Boston history volume and invites critiques for possible revision.
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Kate Fietp
Canada
Gooderman
Toronto
Methodist University
Charles Francis Adame, JR
Boston
Evanston Claims O'Donnell Former Resident Of Coal Mine
Evanston Wyoming asserts that O'Donnell, credited with aiding Carey, once lived in their town and worked in a coal mine about eight years ago. The remark questions where this affair might lead next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Wyo
O’donnell
Carey
Opinion clash over nation’s backward slide in policy
The speaker contends Mr. Conkling’s view that the nation has regressed for an indefinite period is likely to be endorsed by Mr. Gorm. He adds that such ruin is tolerable only to a point, and the debate centers on defining the country’s present trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irenicus Prime
Observer
The
M. A
Jack
Aradian
GriMith
Whisky Makers to Cut Kentucky Output to Support Prices
The Kentucky whisky industry plans to reduce production to prop up prices. Drinkers are urged to respond by cutting or stopping consumption, seen as a form of poetic justice against price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Secretary Chandler Pushes Civil Service Reform for Navy Yards
Chandler argues reform should apply to navy yards and exclude political influence in management. The shift appears sudden and reallocates oversight away from political considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Friends of Van Lien and Clark Missing Near Big Horn City
The Tux Aurora reports anxious friends of Charlie Van Lien and Sam Clark, last heard near Big Horn City, are seeking information on their whereabouts. Dr. Joan S. Brutines notes numerous English epidemics traced to milk supplies, linking municipal hygiene and markets. Senator Farr comments on silver shortages, recalling needing change for a $10 note.
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Tux Aurora
Ill
Charlie van Lien
Sam Clark
Big Horn City
Joan S. Brutines
National Board of Health
England
Which Policy Is Better Free Whisky Or Free Blankets
The text contrasts a Republican move to end tax on whiskey and tobacco while taxing blankets and woolen goods with a Democratic plan to restore the tax on whiskey and tobacco and remove the tax on blankets. It frames the choice as free whiskey by Republicans versus free blankets by Democrats.
Last of the Modocs Resettle Near Senaca on 4000 Acres
The Modoc group on a 4000 acre tract near Senaca, on the border of Indian Territory and Missouri, numbers 36 families and 106 people. Once warlike, they are becoming agriculturists with aid from the government, including rations and an agricultural instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senaca
Indian Territory
Missouri
Post Office Announces Exchange of Old Stamps for New Denominations
The post office department says it will exchange unused three and six cent stamps and stamped envelopes for new denomination stamps. Money will not be paid to redeem old stamps. The order will likely see few unused old stamps redeemed, as most were used when new rates began. An easy redemption path is provided for the remaining old stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Potter
Calland
Corlett & Rosendale
Freeborn
Baird
Lien Case Prompts Busy Wyoming District Court Session
District Court in Cheyenne convened with a lively docket on Tuesday and Wednesday. Judge J. B. Sener oversaw cases including Calland versus Freeborn over a house lien and Boughton versus Hecht concerning possession and damages from the Elephant corral dispute. Arguments touched contracts for liens and recoupment defenses, with a retrial motion likely and a potential path to the territorial supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Leader
J. B. Sener
Journal Record
Petit Jury
H. A. Calland
Fresborn
Fred
Calland-Freeborn
Freeborn
Mary I. Boughton
Charles Hecht
Corlett & Rosendale
Potter & Riner
Mary E. Boughton
Mary
Hecht
Boughton
Mr. Corlett
Mr. Potter
General John M. Thayer Visits Cheyenne on Way Home
General Thayer, Wyoming's second governor, traveled through Cheyenne yesterday on a route from Rock Creek to Columbus Nevada. A Civil War veteran, he rose to major general, served as Nebraska senator, and was territorial governor in 1875. He declined the interior secretary post in 1876.
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John M. Thayer
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Rock Creek
Columbus
Nev
Thayer
United States Senate
Nebraska
Interior
Grant
Edmunds
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar advertised nationwide
An advertisement touts Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar as a universal, affordable remedy available through druggists nationwide. It credits Dr. Hale of Europe and dealer C N Crittenden of New York with distributing the product and promises effective relief for coughs. It also promotes Pike's Toothache Drops and Green's Sulphur Soap with quick results and easy purchases.
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New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Hoboken
Newark
Hale
Europe
C.N. Crittenden
New York City
Letters Now Lying at the Cheyenne Postoffice December 18
A list of gentlemen and ladies names appears in the Cheyenne Wyoming post office record dated December 18. The entry names numerous individuals including Arnett Andrews Arnold Alley Ackley Adams Arm an B Atkins Beelin Brayon Bailey Ruchmiller Beckman Burdick Burlittle Buspert Coe Comes Claus Carlysle Coffman Dunn Epirson Frazier Ferrin Fenwick Fisher Graham Hamid Hankey Howell Harding Kirchhafar Keeny Kelley Lake Murrin Merce Matter Mirvins Miller Mason Morehead Milner Mahoney McEun McCoy Ray Ruggles Rickett Rocke Rouse Shaun Stone Smith Simmons Snyder Suggs Tredett Tarhinger Wittenmeyer and others with a separate Ladies List headed Amore Ayers Brown Benning Barker Booderick Bowers Fox Hamilton Healy Hayes Kinteus Kenney Kennedy Keith Riley Weisa Warner Wier West Mrs. JoMANSON Postmistress.
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Arnett
Andrews
A Arnold
F Alley
F Ackley
H Adams
G Arman
B Atkins
Beelin
BF Brayon
CR Bailey
H B Ruchmiller
G Beckman
W Burdick
J Burlittle
H Buspert
Coe
J H Comes
B Claus
H Carlysle
H Coffman
J Dunn
F Epirson
B Frazier
J C Ferrin
J J Fenwick
J Fisher
Graham
Hamid
T Hankey
A B
Howell
H G Harding
J H Kirchhafar
J Keeny
J Kelley
J Lake
W H Murrin
J Merce
W Matter
M Mirvins
C Miller
J E Mason
N Morehead
W Milner
G Mahoney
J McEun
J McCoy
J A Ray
H Ruggles
A B Rickett
W P Rocke
J Rouse
W Shaun
A Stone
Smith
Simmons
F Snyder
T P Suggs
Mr Tredett
D C Tarhinger
C Wittenmeyer
Hall's Vegetable Hair Renewer Promises Restored Color
Hall's Vegetable Hair Renewer claims to restore hair color and scalp health. It appeals to old, middle-aged, and young users by improving color, preventing baldness, and adding gloss and manageability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Bruner Leaves Insurance and Real Estate биз Cheyenne 1885
J. W. Bruner exits the Cheyenne insurance and real estate business until December 1885 while remaining Clerk of the Supreme Court and Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bruner
Cheyenne
Supreme Court
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B. Morrow
Senator Farr
New
York
Broadway
District Court
Potter
Supreme Court of the
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Sener
Pike
Postoffice
Hall’s Vegetable
Carey Block
Ferguson Street
Bruner
Union
U. S
Washington, D. C
Yours Truly
J. W. Brauner
Wyoming Territory
Buckingham’s
R. P. Hall & Co
Nashua, N.H
Winchester
Remington
Eddy Street
Dyer’s
Hales Hone
New York Observer
Bona Fidené
Irenwells
Park Row
United States Patent Office
J.R. Littell
U. S. Patent Office
Picques Inre
Montgomery Ward& CO
Wabash Avenue
Chivcaya
Gilead
G. N. Crittentgon
Fi. Y
Tre
Craig Davis
Graig Davis & Co
Rogers Bros
Theodore Huston
Blandinsville
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