Two Cowboys Die Chasing a Steer on Nebraska Mesa
Weekly Seater reports on a roundup near the Little Frenchman river Nebraska where 150 cowboys pursued a rogue steer along a 100 foot bluff. Wm Thompson John Green and Charles Hughitt collide with the precipice as the steer escapes with three riders badly injured or dead. Hughitt, carried to Greeley, remains near death after a 28 mile ride for help.
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Wm. Thompson
John Green
Charles Hoghitt
Greeley
Frenchman River
Nebraska
Little Frenchman River
Hughitt
Green
Thompson
Information Wanted on Drowned Laramie Train Crew
An old Laramie division railroad hand J A Quigley is believed aboard the engine that plunged through Gunnison bridge on the Rio Grande. The engineer fireman and another man died. Quigley’s body not recovered. He was last known in Salt Lake City before heading to Denver. Notify Boomerang B Roffee LF Chopper Laramie Wyoming with any information.
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J. A. Quigley
Laramie
Gunnison Bridge
Rio Grande
Quigley
Salt Lake
Denver
Wyoming
Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup advertises relief for teething children
A vintage advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup claiming to calm teething pain and treat dysentery and diarrhea. It promises quick relief for sick children and lists the product as for sale by druggists worldwide at 25 cents. It also offers a free remedy for youthful indiscretions with a mailed self addressed envelope to Rev. Joszura T. Inman in New York City.
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South America
Joszura T. Inman
New York City
Died by the Lake A Kansas emigrant child dies on journey west
From the Daily Leader June 3 a Kansas family seeking Oregon and Washington endures sickness and death on the prairie. A three month old infant dies, the mother mourns, and a small cortege buries the child by Lake Minnehaha as the family presses on toward the west.
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Daily Leader
Lake
Minnehaha
Edmund Clark
Kansas
Oregon
Washington
Fort Collins Notes and Local Incidents
Fort Collins reports over ninety percent of ewes expected to raise families despite cold weather. Percy Colpitt, at W A Markham's house, stepped on a rusty nail and injures his left foot. he is confined today. A herd of about a hundred horses was driven into town by five men from the south three or four days ago. Early this morning three men asked about the band's direction, noting stock stolen near Dodge City Kansas.
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Colpitt
Percy
W. A. Markham
Dodge City
Kansas
John Robinsons Great New Ten Big European United Show
Promoters pledge courteous ushers and strict seating rules for the John Robinsons Great New Ten Big European United shows. Tickets go on sale at select shops or via agents at the same price as the ticket wagon with no advance charges.
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John Robinson
Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertisement Claim
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promoted as the world’s greatest medicine for burns cuts ulcers fever sores and skin eruptions with guaranteed cure or money back. Sold by Dare & Bullius.
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Dare & Uullius
Tribute to His Henry Walter Updike Dies in Wyoming
Walter B Updike died May 30 at the Rustic hotel Fort Laramie after moving to Wyoming last year to work with W F Hamilton at Government farm. He was noted for sterling qualities honesty and high social standing. His father and companions escorted his remains east after his death. He resided at 11 Bulwell street Allegheny City Pa.
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Fort Lan Amis
Walter
Updike
Laramie County
Rustic Hotel
Fort Laramie
T. B. Gray
Nimick
Mr. Updike
Bulwell Street
Allegheny City
Wyoming
W. F. Hamilton
Government Farm
Walter 8 Updike Died Oct J
The Pittsburg Telegraph reports the death of Walter 8 Updike son of Thomas B Updike of Allegheny. He had been managing a ranch for the past year and was well known and highly regarded in the city. His death will bring sincere regret to many friends.
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Pittsburg
Obituary for Fort Collins Daily Courier Ends Its Run
The Fort Collins editor bids farewell to the Daily Courier noting its lack of money but rich fun and a hopeful resurrection when Fort Collins becomes a stronger city. The piece laments the end, praises its brief but joyful life, and promises a future comeback among the world’s dailies.
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Fort Collins Daily Courier
Daily Courier
Fort Collins
Big Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Lander
A letter from Lander outlines a grand July 4th program with a bowery on the square, morning prayers and songs, dances, games including croquet and races, a fireworks display, and a Moore’s hall ball hosted by James Atkins. Attendees from out of town can find accommodations at local hotels, with invitations extended to all to celebrate in Lander.
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Lander
Moore’s Hall
James Atkins
Bill Nye Letters From River Falls on Travel and Plans
In a River Falls Wisconsin letter Bill Nye comments on a North Wisconsin railway trip and cod fishing. He notes defense of his health, delays to publishing a book or touring, and returns planned to Laramie in July weather permitting. He mentions Northern Wisconsin lumber and Oasis hotel at Greeley and the peculiarities of timber milling.
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River Falls
Wis
Bill Nye
North Wisconsin
Timberline Jones
Laramie
Wisconsin
Oasis
Greeley
Florida
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carl
Common Council
Noted Physician Endorses Benson's Capcine Plaster
A letter from Dr. Kane of the De Quincy Home in New York dated August 11, 1880 praises Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster for treating back pain rheumatism neuralgia and chest congestion. He confirms rapid action and cleanliness and allows use of his endorsement with firm caution on new medicines. The ad notes a 25 cent price and Seabury & Johnson chemists in New York.
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de Quincy
West Tenth Street
New York
Messrs
Seabury & Johnson
Benson
Lane
Kane
Chemists
Cho's oil claims cure for deafness from shark product
An 1410 Buddhist derivation is cited with a Caribbean sea shark oil said to restore hearing. The text claims universal Chinese use for three decades and offers the remedy at 1.00 per bottle by mail order.
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Yellow Sea
Walton Endorses St Jacobs Oil for Horse Diseases
Mr J A Walton of 1245 North Twelfth Street Philadelphia endorses St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for diseases of horses, citing relief and cure prospects in his public statement.
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Mr. &. Purell
Ann Street
New York
St. Jacobs Oil
New York Journal
Richmond
Christian Advocate
Philadelphia
Easy Hour
J. A. Walton
North Twelfth Street
That City
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