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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1883
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions numbers and names in a jumbled line. No coherent event or date is identifiable.
The column surveys political maneuvering and rumors across the country. It notes the formation of club movements, anonymous subscriptions to a Bartholdi monument fund, a proposed centennial event, coal land consolidation schemes in Pennsylvania, and congressional candidacy decisions. It also comments on party divisions, a claimed but mistaken murder confession in Pennsylvania, and legal notice missteps in tar route cases.
Eight tramps hid in the tank of a dead engine hauled mid train on the Central Pacific. When found they refused to exit and taunted the conductor. A plan to pull the engine to drown them out led to surrender after cold water drenched them. one Irishman delayed until undressing and oiling himself freed him.
Joan Grady alleges theft at a colored social in Memphis. Using a kitchen sifter and a string pulled by guests, Oscar Jones is named thief after the sifter spins, but Justice Quigley dismisses the suit as ceremonial dubious.
A Cheyenne based correspondent denounces woman suffrage in Wyoming. He rebuts claims from governors Campbell Hoyt and Thayer praising suffrage, argues it harms families and yields few benefits, and contends Wyoming remains in chrysalis while territorial limits bias politics.
F Annette reports a planned excursion from Salt Lake and Ogden to the Caldwell Idaho area, with Union Pacific reduced fare $70 for a twelve day trip. The Caldwell town comprises 600 residents after three months, aided by a twelve mile ditch project, growing farming and mining prospects, and forthcoming telephonic link to Boise City.
A man claiming to be the governor of Ohio’s son Charley No.2 and two companions were arrested near Cheyenne for passing a Confederate ten dollar bill. They were captured near Schwartze’s ranch and jailed. hearing set before Judge Fisher to determine if the bill has value and if the men can be charged with obtaining money under false pretenses.
A historical notice discusses Royal Baking Powder Company and Andrews Pearl in a Comparative Worth of Baking Powders display. It claims Andrews Pearl contains more cream of tartar and higher leavening power, per Government Chemist analysis, with samples from market stock.
Shurley & Co Chicago specializes in watches jewelry and silverware offering dust proof cases solid silver triple plated ware and special pricing sending single articles at dozen price. They are endorsed by major express companies and state officials and ship goods on approval with home examination. Address 77 State Street Chicago Illinois and request their illustrated catalogue.
Old physician claims to hold a universal cure for consumption bronchitis asthma and nervous complaints after testing the remedy in thousands of cases he offers to send the recipe free by mail in German French or English to any reader who writes to W A Noyes 19 Powers Block Rochester N Y with a stamp and the paper name.
An advertisement extols Parker's Will Balsam for exceptional cleanliness. It claims the product prevents gray hair and contributes to a pristine appearance through its occasional use.
Notice is published that Albert Uwage has filed intent to make final proof for the south half of the southwest quarter of section thirteen and half of the southeast quarter of section fourteen in township fifty-one north range sixty-three west Cheyenne Wyoming. Proof will be before the register and receiver January 18, 1884. Witnesses: W. Draper William Ogden Seabury Brown Perry Brown of San Dance Wyoming. Edgar W. Mann, Register.
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