Wheely Leader Printing Company in Jhulyenne Wyoming
A mixed telegraphic spread notes political and civic items. It reports Salt Lake City’s last year budget and treasury, Russia Turkey and Black Sea diplomacy rumors, mint reforms in San Francisco, and a biographical sketch of journalist Samuel Bowles noting his wariness of party politics and lasting influence in journalism.
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Siimy
Burn
Turkey
Salt Lake
Russia
Black Sea
Tim
Paris
Germany
San Francisco
Vienna
Donald McKayy
Modoc
Jack
Philadelphia
Victor Emmanuel
Cook County
Illnois
Adyvianople
Terrible scare cures a paralytic in 1848 pigeon tale
A letter from New Hampshire recalls Simon Love a 92 year old man who once recovered from a long paralytic trouble after a gun misfire caused a shotgun blast to graze his leg. The fright and shock enabled him to rise walk and declare himself well curing the ailment that plagued him for years.
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New Hampshire
Simon Love
Grand Intervale Road
Mote Mountain
Mr. Tammond
Love
Simon
Nathan
The Two Kinds of Newspapers
A historical reflection on newspapers as moral forces, contrasting virtuous press with harmful press. It urges editors and readers to judge journalism's role in society and emphasizes the power of printing to shape the world.
Calling Men Fools The Habit Of Labeling Opposing Viewpoints
The piece argues against calling others fools for differing opinions. It notes that egotism, bias, and the belief one’s own view is correct lead to mutual misjudgment. It condemns insults as rude, insincere, and counterproductive, urging respectful discourse.
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New York Times
House bill to restrict Chinese immigration introduced
Congressman Horace Davis announces a forthcoming House bill to limit Chinese immigration. The measure would, from January 1 1879, prohibit ship masters from boarding more than one Chinese subject per 100 tons for transport to the United States, with exemptions for ambassadors, officials, and crews on official duties.
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Horace Davis
House of Representatives
Empire of China
United States
China
Prohibition on excess Chinese subjects aboard ships
The text sets penalties for owners and masters of ships that bring more persons of the Emperor of China’s subject or subjects than allowed. A $100 per excess person payment to the U S. customs applies, with a $200 fine per excess person if unpaid, and possible seizure or sale of the vessel in federal court.
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United States
Customs
Secretary of the Treasury
U. S
Potomac
Tim President
George Williamson
New Orleans
Pandora
James Gordon Bennett
Arctic Ocean
New York
State Canal Board
Welland Canal
Cuba
Havana
Spain
U.S. Senate
Senate
Col. French
Stock and range notes from the West
Stockmen report thriving cattle and sheep on Colorado and Wyoming ranges. El Paso county herds and Crow Creek flocks are flourishing with storms signaled by Pike’s Peak observers. Mill Brook ranch in Albany county features fence land, a large ten room residence, and plans to buy 2,000 head more cattle in Oregon. Evans Journal reports stock losses and arrests discussions across neighboring states.
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Fairplay Sentinel
South Park
Greeley
Crow Creek
el Paso County
Colo
Pike’s Peak
Mill Brook Ranch
G. Rand
L. C. Briggs
A. Talbot
C. J. Steedman
Albany County
Laramie
Laramie City
Oregon
Eugene Lemmon
Messrs
Hoover & Patton
Bennett
Pinnee
Fremont
Todd
Platte
Louistellats
Evans Journal
The Favorite Freighter Frank Whitney Returns to Deadwood
The last of Frank Whitney's Cheyenne trains arrived Sunday with 125000 pounds of goods for Deadwood and Central merchants. This is his fourth trip this season, delivering over 500000 pounds. He refused loading at Cheyenne for four and a half cents per pound, accepting three cents to honor a prior verbal agreement, forfeiting fifteen hundred dollars.
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Frank Whitney
Cheyenne
Deadwood
Central
Frank
Whitney
Deadwood Pioneer
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Leader Printing Company
Jhulyenne
Wyoming
Nevada
Jackson
Flash Gulch
Eureka Republican
Balderama
Snyder
Kent County
New England
Grand Rapids
Mich
Eagle
Samuel Bowles
Springfield Republican
Horace Greeley
Murat Halsted
Whitelaw Reid
Horace White
Henry Watterson
Bowles
Ishmael
Woolsey
Talmadge
J. L. Brush
North Platte, Neb
Colorado
Brush
Greeley Tribune
New Jersey
Democratic
Manton
Cooper Institute
Jones
Voorhees
Central Oil
West
Minnesota
Gen. McClellan
Geo. H. Pendleton
U.S
Beaufort County
D. C
J. W. Collins
Elliott
Collins
California
Kate Frey
Charles Dickens
London
London Times
Princess’ Theatre
Westland Marston
Abraham Lincoln
R. H. Stoddard
Dun, Barlow & Co
Congress
Middle States
Daniel Wipster
Hanover Street
Mansfield
Virginia
Tennessee
Kemper
New York Tribune
Queen Victoria
England
Larkin G. Meade
Indiana Memorial
Morton
Liberty
Governor Morton
Washington
Patterson
Butler
South Carolina
Hewitt
House Committee On Pensions
Constantinople
Austria
Porte
Sturtevant House
Blairs
Wlice and
Sion
Giunator
Seni
Pire
Rem Tion
Nhca
Post
Tepe
Sen His
Spoaffe
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