The Weekly Leader and Wyoming Territory News Blend
The item notes The Weekly Leader weekly price and printing services, plus a range of local notices. It reports on the Fifth Wyoming Territory Legislative Assembly convening, J A Marlow’s marriage, Denver to Cheyenne train times, and General O O Howard headed for headquarters. It recounts social events, business renovations by James McDaniels, a criminal pursuit near Sidney Neb, and a requisition trip to Lincoln Neb.
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Legislative Assembly
Wyoming Territory
J. A. Marlow
Denver
Paxton, Ill
Mary E. Davidson
Wyoming
Leader Printing Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Deadwood Drift at Central City and Court Action
A pedestrian Brook suffers a leg injury when an awning under repair collapses on Main Street Central City. Meripha Rollins sues George Maser for slander seeking 20000 dollars in the district court. Mill owners form a committee to test coal at Redwater to replace wood.
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Brook
Main Street
Central City
Cherry
Meripha B. Rollins
George Maser
Redwater
Wood
Pioneer
I, O me! My bonnet and plain life of saving
The speaker recalls plain dress and cooking, noting savings shaped by a shared aim to own a home. They celebrate finally attaining ownership, free from rent pressure and landlord fears, with funds now sufficient to endure winter days comfortably.
Refugees at Adrian ople and other historic notes
A list of disparate items reports 20 000 refugees at Adrianople a withdrawal of Goldsmith Maid a Mormon ship arrival in New York a Chariton Iowa school building fire a heavy snow event in north Scotland a missing diamonds clue in Chicago John Welsh to accept English mission a woman cuts her husband’s throat in East Liverpool Ohio a Turkish garrison surrenders at Telis che surrender and Gurnji Dubnik casualties a forgery arrest in Morristown a Carson penitentiary escape attempt two wounded convicts a Lincoln Iron Foundry fire in Washington Mass with 25000 dollar loss and insurance.
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New York
Chariton
Iowa
Scotland
Chicago
Senator Jones
GLEANINGS From The Nation Its Oddities And Anecdotes
A miscellany of notes on social quirks and current topics includes Eli Bedgood the Georgia bailiff who can read but not print a claim, comments on silent women, a London lawyer on robbery by women, proper letter writing by wives, and the Madras famine leaving orphans likely to enter state care. It cites a Massachusetts man who left hedgehogs to his daughter and sums given to his sons, and mentions Sandisfield’s single pupil who the teacher marries in a rural district.
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Eli Bedgood
Georgia
London
The
Home Journal
Madras
Massachusetts
Captured. Long chase after brace of horse thieves
Desperado William Rowe operated in Central and Western Wyoming for years seizing horses. After a raid October 7 near Medicine Bow he fled with four fine horses and seven mules from B. J. Hatch. Hatch sent two trusted men in pursuit as Rowe and an associate Jones escaped.
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William Rowe
Wyoming
Rowe
Fort Jetterman
Medicine Bow
Lowe
Jones
Own Roof and Shared Home Echo in Letter
A wife writes to a friend about the value of a home owned with savings. She recalls sacrifices by her husband, who gave up tobacco and beer, wore patched boots, and endured scarce comforts to secure the cosy house they now cherish. The passage highlights domestic happiness and frugal life.
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Toust
Hington
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Ani Re‘ton
Ptember Rrios
the Weekly Leader
Colorado Central
D. P
O. O. Howard
Headquarters
District of the Columbia
America
Denver Democrat
Kimball and Vining
Union Pacific
Denver Times
Kimball
Vining
Evanston Age
Grand Lodge
Cheyenne Lodge No. 1
Dyer’s
James McDaniels
Eddy Street
Sidney
Neb
Navy
Lwry
Rawlins
Nebraska
Lawry
Lincoln
Deadwood Drift
Adrianople
Goldsmith Maid
John Welsh
Ralph Wintergill
East Liverpool
Ohio
Telische
Gurnji Dubnik
L. Cass Carpenter
Morristown
N. J
South Carolina
Carson Penitentiary
Lincoln Iron Foundry
Washington Village
Mass
R. B. Lincoln
C. M. Stebbins
Stebbins & Orter
Col. Geo
I. Stebbins
Colorado
M. R. Stebbins
Atchison, Kansas
M.E. Post
Stebbins, Post & Co
Cheyenne, Wyco
United States
Europe
West
Black Hills
J. W. Jillioch
State of Atchison National Bank
Stephen Bon
Sixteenth Street
Ferguson and
Eddy
Ter
Jay Joslin
Joslin
Midawly Jno
Houghan
Sandisfield
David
Philadelphia Bulletin
Adyt
Deadwood
Custer
Battle Creek
Rapid
Golden
Gayville
U.S
Alivision
J. T. Gilmer
M. T. Patrick
M. Salisbury
L. Voorhees
Haw Atay
Green River
South Pass
Atlantic City
Camp Stambaugh
Miners’ Delight
Red Canyon Mines
Lander City
Camp Brown
Hills
Huntly & Co
Bradbury
Rou
Eeu Seltzer
Tarrant
L. Jones &Co
Nassau, N.Y
Duke
Jackson
A. Jackson & CO
Etersburg
H. Hallett & CO
Portland
Maine
Dave Goon
BK I
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ORD Iartic &Tonic
FORD
True & CO
Augusta
Aine
P.O. Vickery
N. Y. Herald
N. Y. Sun
Louisville Courier. Journal
Simmons & Dickinson
Louisville
D. M’ Laughlin, Co
W. Tt, Steele
Attorneys-At-Law
Carey Block
Sdowtt
Edward W. Francis
Notary Public
Liberty Street
New York City
Ontgydawsm
Pole Creek Ranch
Fred. Schwartze
Heying
Fort Laramie
Geo
BE. Breckinridge
Daw
Simmons
17Th St., Near
Thames
A, Simmons
B. F. Raymond
A.D. Butler
Wheeler Mower
18Th Street
O'Neil
Bent
A. D. Butlers
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Dayton
South America
Josef H. Inman
Bible House
Dawtt
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Tam
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