Weekly Leader S-18 Rumors of Anthracite Deposit and Exposition Plans
The item reports a rumored large anthracite deposit in the North Park and notes ongoing municipal censure of certain illustrated sheets. It also discusses St Louis plans for a $500,000 exposition building, Chicago's anticipated support, and the Danvers exposition seeking Colorado county funding in exchange for bonds, with Wyoming expected to back the exhibit and a push toward permanent organization.
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S- 18
Union Pacific
North Park
Chicago
St. Louis
Colorado
Arapahoe
Wyoming
Omaha Journalism Echoes Rivalry Across Papers
A Republican critique notes the Herald loses its edge when it repeats news shared with the Republican and the Bee. The piece calls the Herald's reporting a rare event and mocks its excitement at similar coverage across papers.
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Omaha
Republican
Herald
The
Bee
Prisoners Locked In As Buffalo Jail Fails
Sheriff Ridgely of Buffalo found two doors would not fasten and prisoners were chained to the floor after a search uncovered a chair leg to be used as a club and two bolts from a broken door. The jail is described as a mockery of confinement and immediate improvements are demanded.
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Ridgely
Buffalo
Ohio Governor-Elect Hoadley rallying democracy
In a letter to Cincinnati democrats Governor-elect Hoadley asserts the party’s moderation and prudence can justify the recent verdict. He hopes the party will pursue similar victories in future elections and pledges personal effort to vindicate the result.
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Hoadley
Ohio
Cincinnati
Democrats
Pension Spending Controversy Signals Higher Next Year
Commissioner Dudley seeks 86 million dollars for the coming year while past appropriations swung from 150 million to 100 million and finally 66 million. Critics warn of pension frauds and question the inspector’s competency and budgeting accuracy.
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Dudley
Justice Bradley ruling sparks civil rights uproar in Texas
Telegraphed reports show unrest rising in Texas as Justice Brad ley's civil rights decision provokes strong reactions. The piece argues the law overprotection for blacks is unnecessary and that individuals should be judged by merit, comparing to other ethnic groups.
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Justice Bradley
Texas
Wedding Bells at the Presbyterian Church Nuptials of Clara Graham Heath
The wedding of Miss Clara Graham to Robert N. Heath took place at 5 30 during a carefully prepared ceremony at the Presbyterian church. The bridal party entered to organ music and the couple departed for a Sil train east after reception in the Sabbath school room. Guests included Dr. E B Graham and Dr. Chapman with many officers in uniform. The couple received numerous costly gifts including a diamond pin for the bride from her parents.
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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 to file $10,000 damages suit over arrest
The Times reports General Fieldy, jailed as an accessory in the Mrs. Callison murder, has hired costly counsel and will sue for $10,000 for reputation damage. He names as defendants all involved in his arrest from the jailer to the governor, legislature, and president.
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Territory
United States
Black Hills Times
Rat Office Feud Sparks Printing Union Clash
A Cheyenne Sun dispute reveals printers protesting alleged wage bias and bastard type in a contention with the Sun proprietor. The union calls the office rat and vows ongoing industry scrutiny while opposing leadership. A letter from Gro. B. Lovina, Gen. Manager, clarifies a separate stock journal matter.
Northwestern Livestock Journal to Launch in Cheyenne
Mr. 5. Marney of Bert Worth Texas and Mr. A. S. Mercer of the Panhandle Stock Journal purchase complete outfit to start a new paper in Cheyenne Wyoming Territory. The Northwestern Livestock Journal will focus entirely on cattle interests in Wyoming and nearby territories. Marney has long covered the field and the venture receives strong backing. the first issue is slated for early November with a large initial circulation.
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Marney
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
Wyoming Copper
Fruitbank
THE
Wyoming Copper Company
Wyo
Messrs. Montgomery , Cory
Denver
Colordo
National Bank
Fairbank
Sauperintendment
A 'l. Barritt
Managger
Parker's Ginger Tea Cures Many Ailments Claims Tribune
The column asserts a universal medicine named Parker's Ginger Tea keeps stomach in order and bowels regular, claims to regulate kidneys and liver, relieve every case, and have cured thousands, urging readers to see other Tribune columns.
Dr King Discovery Claims Cure All Ailments
The ad touts a miracle remedy labeled Dr King Discovery for numerous respiratory issues. It claims quick recovery from coughs colds asthma hay fever bronchitis hoarseness throat problems and loss of voice with a large bottle sold by Sidy & Pearse's drug store.
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Dr. King
Sidy & Pearse
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Promotes Cures
An old advertisement markets Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns bruises cuts ulcers salt rheum fever sores cancers piles chapped hands and eruptions. It guarantees cure in every instance or money refunded. Sold by Gray and Pearse.
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Gray & Pearse
Carr Murder Case Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
The Territory v John P Carr jury returned a not guilty verdict after a trial over the murder of George W Bailey. Prosecutor M C Brown delivered a praised argument before the jury. Judge Blair gave the final charge as twelve jurors found Carr not guilty, though a life ended and a widow and children mourn. The document also notes the Coolbroth case ending in not guilty.
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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
Rabid Reformers Clash Over Louisiana Lottery Privileges
New Orleans correspondent M A Dauphin states that the Louisiana State Lottery distributions are fair and promises fulfilled amid reform pressure. He offers information before the November 13 1883 drawing as controversy continues. Secretary Folger appoints Mifflin Elmer Bell as treasury supervising architect, replacing J G Hill.
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M. A. Dauphin
New Orleans
Folger
Mifflin Elmer Bell
Des Moines
the Treasury
J. G. Hill
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Als
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Fort Worth
Gro. B. Lovina
New Stock Journal
the Livestock Journal
Bucklen
Cation
Kansas
Kansas City, Mo
Montgomery & Cory
Denver, Colo
P.O
Cowhick & Whitcomb
Edwin.c
Burt
Burt & Mears
Sowhick & Whitcomb
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