Weekly Leader S- 18 Rumors of Anthracite Findspark a City Debate
The item notes a rumored large anthracite deposit in North Park and reports on Montgomery Alabama banning certain literature. It contrasts Chicago St Louis ties, mentions St Louis plans for a 500000 exposition building and charitable prospects, and covers Danver exposition asking Colorado counties for funding bonds and stock. Wyoming supports a permanent exhibit, urging lasting institutional form.
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S- 18
Union Pacific
North Park
Chicago
St. Louis
Colorado
Arapahoe
Wyoming
Omaha newspapers share lively competition in news timing
A Republican notice notes the Herald, Republican, and Bee all ran the same item the same day. The Herald is praised for its unusual early news lead while other papers acknowledge the rare alignment and its rivalrous tone.
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Omaha
Republican
Herald
The
Bee
Prison doors fail in Buffalo jail. inmates chained to floor
Sheriff Ridgely found two doors would not fasten at Buffalo jail. A chair leg and two iron bolts were hidden in cells to be used as a club and to break out. Prisoners were chained to the floor and will remain so for now. The jail is described as a mockery of confinement and demands for reform grow.
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Ridgely
Buffalo
Governor-elect Hoadley’s Democratic claim to moderation
In a Cincinnati letter, Governor-elect Hoadley declares the party can justify the recent verdict through moderation and prudence. He hopes similar future victories will vindicate the outcome, and commits that his personal efforts will not be lacking.
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Hoadley
Ohio
Cincinnati
Democrats
Pension lists and spending limits in coming year
The commissioner seeks 86 million dollars for pensions next year, with past requests ranging from 150 million to 66 million. The speaker argues pensions face fraud and criticizes inspector competency, suggesting the head of the department should estimate more accurately than 91 million.
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Dudley
Civil rights ruling sparks urge for order and backlash
The column mocks Justice Bradley's civil rights decision, predicting uproar before final settlement. It notes an ongoing Texas outbreak and argues that civil rights laws were a postwar fad, claiming merit should determine treatment and denying special protections for the negro compared with other nationalities.
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Justice Bradley
Texas
Wedding Bells at Presbyterian Church with Many Guests
The marriage of Miss Clara Graham to Robert N. Heath was held at the new Presbyterian church at 5 30 pm with a decorated interior and an organ aria. The couple left on a 7 35 pm train for the east amid a large list of expensive gifts to the bride and groom.
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Robert N. Heath
Clara Graham
E. B. Graham
New Presbyterian Church
B. Samuels
Dr. Miller
G. P. Bissel
Beebe
G. P. Bissell
Adele Beebe
F. W. Loveland
Denver
W. H. Bassett
W. R. Stebbins
Zehner, Jackson & Buechner
Chas
Nellie Beeson
Minn
E. R. Hurd
A. A. Spaugh
J. P. Heath
A. C. Hammond
T. B. Snyder
T. Swan
H. H. Ellis
F. H. Clark
Charles Halleck
C. F
Putnam
KF. Potter
M. B. McLennahan
W. Dickinson
General Fieldy Plans $10,000 Civil Suit Over Imprisonment
The Black Hills Times reports General Fieldy, jailed as an accessory in the Mrs. Callison murder, has hired costly counsel and will sue for damages. He intends naming all involved from the arresting officer to Governor, legislature, and the U S president, seeking $10,000 for reputational harm.
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Territory
United States
Black Hills Times
Printers Clash Over Wages Split Leads to Rat Office Label
A Cheyenne Sun labor dispute erupts as printers accuse the Sun of underpay and biased type measures. The Typographical Union labels the paper a rat office while supporters anticipate a long conflict with the Sun and LEADER printers. A separate letter from Fort Worth criticizes Mr. Marney's newspaper venture, suggesting it will fail.
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Sun
Andanon
Sun of Five
Union
Northwestern Livestock Journal to Start in Cheyenne
Mr 5 Marney of Texas and Mr A S Mercer of Panhandle Stock Journal purchase complete outfitting to launch a new paper in Cheyenne Wyoming territory. The Northwestern Livestock Journal will focus on cattle interests across Wyoming and neighboring lands. Marney has covered the field and received strong encouragement. publication begins in November with a large initial circulation.
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St. Louis Republican
5. Marney
Texas Live Stock Journal
Bert Worth
Texas
A. S. Mercer
Panhandle Stock Journal
Piper
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Northwestern Livestock Journal
Marnney
Scotland
Kansas City
Walterco
Weedon
Scretary
AB Matthews
Kansasity
Independence
Geary Brothers
London
Ont
Estill & Elliott
Estill
Howard County
WH & A
Parker's Ginger Tome: a reliable medicine for all diseases
An advertisement proclaims Parker's Ginger Tome as a universal remedy that keeps the stomach and bowels in order and activates the kidneys and liver. It claims to prevent and cure disease and to have cured thousands, inviting readers to see other columns.
Dr. King 8 New Dhcovry Sale Sparks National Hype
Excited crowds nationwide praise a new discovery promising relief for coughs colds asthma hay fever bronchitis hoarseness and throat trouble. advertised as a guaranteed remedy available at Sidy & Pearse's drug store in large bottles priced under a dollar.
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Dr. King
Sidy & Pearse
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement Claim
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the greatest medical remedy worldwide. Claims to cure burns bruises cuts ulcers salt rheum fever sores cancers piles chapped hands eruptions with guaranteed results or money back. Sold by Gray & Pearse.
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Gray & Pearse
Carr Murder Case Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
The Territory against John P. Carr on murder charges of George W. Bailey ended with a not guilty verdict. Judge Blair and prosecutors debated the case, and the jury of twelve sworn citizens acquitted Carr, leaving Bailey’s family in mourning and the community divided.
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Carr
Territory
John P. Carr
George W. Bailey
W. W. Corlett
M. C. Brown
Mr. Brown
Laramie Temple of Justice
Brillant
Blair
Bailey
United States
Coolbroth
Tloa
OG. W. Bramel
van Marin
Manneed
Reformers Claim Injustice By Lottery Protest
In New Orleans M A Dauphin asserts all lottery distributions are fair and promises fulfilled. The 162d grand monthly drawing is set for November 13 1883. Secretary Folger appoints Mifflin Elmer Bell supervising architect of the treasury, replacing J G Hill who has resigned.
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M. A. Dauphin
New Orleans
Folger
Mifflin Elmer Bell
Des Moines
the Treasury
J. G. Hill
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Bucklen
Cation
Kansas
Kansas City, Mo
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Fruitbank
Wyoming Copper Company
Wyo
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Fairbank
Sauperintendment
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Managger
Denver, Colo
P.O
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Burt
Burt & Mears
Sowhick & Whitcomb
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