Wyoming Academy to Hold Second Annual Meeting in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters announces its second annual meeting in Cheyenne starting the 16th. The group aims to encourage historical and scientific research, develop Wyoming industries, collect authentic records, and establish a territorial museum and library. It seeks members and contributions across science arts and letters with Dr. M C Barkwell as general secretary and Joan W Horr as president.
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Wyoming Academy
Wyoming Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters
Cheyenne
Academy
Wyoming
Department of Letters
M. C. Barkwell
Committee On Nomination
Joan W. Horr
The Cattle Country to the Northwest Amid Bright Prospects
Bucx Horn North Dakota December 28 782 Never in the history of the cattle trade of the northwest has the future looked brighter. Favorable grass growth and dry fall dates yield abundant hay and good winter feed. Stock on the range are in excellent condition with beef plenty. If winter continues mild, spring shipping should show improvement over last season. Brood stock remains strong and calf crops next season may be large. Horses also in good condition aiding spring work. Cattle drift minimal due to moderate weather. J E G Hunter praises local grasses red top and blue joint as unexcelled. Further updates promised on a significant enterprise for cattle men.
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Bucx Horn
Dak
Northwest
Great West
Texas
J. E.G. Hunter
R. D. RB
Chivalrous Reporter Notes on Votes and Western Women
A fragmentary column discusses a Mr east observer upset by women voting, contrasting with western belief in equal rights. It mentions a ranch visit to Little Horse Creek Wyoming and two horses for sale by Cuas W Parry, detailing brands and locations.
New Penal Code for the Indians
Indian Commissioner Price issues a circular establishing the Court of Indian Offenses at each agency. Three judges will hear cases on dances and related activities with monthly pay of twenty dollars and possible removal by the commissioner. Punishments include ration penalties, fines, prison terms, and loss of rations for nonsupported families. An appeal lies to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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Price
Court of
Court of Indian Offenses
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Estrayed Bay Horse From Eagle's Nest in Wyoming
A bay horse with black mane and tail and black feet, branded UO on left shoulder, estrayed on or about Oct 80 from Eagle's Nest. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery or delivery of the animal to Mantin Egbert in Wyoming.
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Eagle’s Nest
Anima Tor
Mantin
Egbert
Wyo
Free Cure Advertising Card from Missionary in South America
A fraudulent medical libel offers a free remedy for sexual problems and nervous weakness. It claims a missionary discovered the grant remedy in South America and asks readers to send a self addressed envelope to Rev Joseru TT INMAN Station D New York City for details. A separate note promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a cure for impoverished blood pimples and sallow complexion claiming harmless results.
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South America
Joseru TT
Inman
Station D
New York City
Grant on Gambetta in Washington Remarks on France’s leadership
Gen. Grant in Washington speaks on Gambetta and the fall of MacMahon in France. He praises Gambetta for urging calm, resisting violence, and guiding the ballot, noting the republic’s strength depends on strong leadership and fair elections. Other items mention habeas corpus, a lunatic asylum bid, and Louisiana lottery results.
Telegraph block fire halts Western Union service in Detroit
A blaze in the telegraph block at the foot of the elevator in Detroit damaged the upper stories and roofs, destroying the operating and bookkeeper rooms. Operators escaped by stairways. chief night operator M S Corbett was severely burned. Restoration crews seek new quarters as Western Union wires face temporary obstruction.
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Detroit
M.S. Corbett
Western Union
German relief drives rise in New York after floods
New York authorities report rapid German relief efforts for flood victims in Germany. Ladenburg & Co. on the New York produce exchange will receive subscriptions. Twenty two thousand dollars has already been sent. A mass meeting is planned, with a Germania theater benefit on Wednesday and several concerts announced by German societies.
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New York
Germany
Ladenburg & Co
New York Produce Exchange
Germania Theater
Pawn Office Theft Leads to Diamond Past
Philadelphia report of Geo Seymour alias Noiles, colored, entering a pawn office and offering to pledge a 75 breastpin with 35 diamonds valued at 3000. Arrest leads to a memorandum showing a prior pawn of a valuable diamond. He is identified as a former waiter at the West End hotel Long Branch linked to a prior $30,000 diamond robbery involving Mrs. Carr of Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Geo, Seymour
Noiles
West End
Long Branch
Carr
Pittsburg
Actress Mollie Meaden Steele Divorced in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a divorce was granted in common pleas court to Mollie Meaden Steele from Levi Steele. The plaintiff, an actress, wed Steele in 1876 when he served as assistant manager at the Grand Opera House in Cincinnati. In New York the 1812 veterans commemorated the battle of New Orleans with flag raisings at Central Park and the fort.
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G. T. Beauregard
Louisiana
Jubal A. Early
Virginia
Miss Kingsley
Charles T. Yerkes, Esq
Kensington National Bank
Master Street
Philadelphia
John T. Garvin
Metropolitan Horse Railway
Roxboro District Station
Boston
Mass
Thomas F. Bell
East Fifth Street
Harper
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Orleans
Mia
Harris Woodman
Vesper P. O
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Common Pleas Court
Mollie Meaden Steele
Levi Steele
Steele
Grand Opera House
Old Veterans
Old Fort
Central Park
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