Malone Wins and DInates Gold Coin Volume
Weekly Senter MALONE sustains a black eye amid Virginia election chatter as the great repudiator nears private life after his senate term ends. Mint director recommends ending gold dollars and three cent nickels due to impractical use and public indifference. James S. Grinnecy of Franklin county Mass. on the Butler ticket is a former patent examiner removed for refusing a campaign assessment. O Donovan and Rossa attract talk of responsibility for English dynamite blasts. Whittier embraces Quaker inward light as antidote to superstition and doubt.
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Malone
Virginia
Senate
James S. Grinnecy
Franklin County
Mass
Butler
Washington
Zach Chandler
Harpers Offer for Longfellow and Ten Broeck Sparks Standoff
Aged racehorse owner Frank Harper refuses sale offers for Longfellow aged 16 and Ten Broeck aged 12 noting loyalty and guarding both. The column cites military and political opinions, including criticisms of Generals Sherman and Hazen, and reflects wartime commentary on Lincoln and the army.
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Frank Harper
Longfellow
Ten Broeck
Price Cuts in Newspapers Reach Detroit and Beyond
The Philadelphia Times reports a westward spread of newspaper price reductions from New York. Detroit daily papers cut from five to three cents, sparking concern among blanket-sheet publishers in Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis and smaller cities. Editors should learn to edit two cent papers before adopting the change to ensure revenue and usefulness.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Death of Cheyenne Landlord Mr George Jones
A telegram from Mrs. George Jones dated Chicago reports Mr Jones died yesterday from paralysis. Known to Cheyenne citizens as a landlord of the Railroad house for years he was esteemed for his accommodating spirit and business habits. Friends extend condolences to his wife.
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Chicago
George Jones
Jones
North Park prospect shines but needs capital for mining
The North Park ore field near Teller City shows bright Endemile and Rarus prospects with high gold yields. A mill run at Denver confirms Endemile ore at 100 ounces and Rarus at 72 ounces, with a million plus dollars in sight and a $100,000 dump value, prompting talk of railroad growth and regional settlement.
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B. W. Towner
North Park
Teller City
Jenks
Laramie Plains
Laramie City
Union Pacific
North Park road repair urged to protect trade
Boome rang warns Fort Collins may fund repairs after Cathers estimates 200 to 400 dollars to put the North Park road in first class shape. Beaver creek is muddy with wagons stuck. local merchants urged to raise 250 to 300 dollars quickly to beat rivals and save the trade as winter nears.
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Mr. Cathers
North Park
North Park Road
Laramie
Beaver Creek
Free remedy recipe for consumption and nervous ailments
Retired physician claims a simple vegetable cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and nervous complaints. He offers to mail the recipe free of charge in German, French, or English with preparation and usage directions to any requester, postage paid, from Rochester, N.Y.
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East India
W. A. Noyes
N.Y
Ginger Tonic Quoted as Cure While Family Loses 85 Dollars
Mrs. Benjamin recounts losing eighty five dollars on doctor bills and prescriptions for her husband who, she says, is now as well as ever after using Parker's Ginger Tonic. The neighbor's remark questions the cure claimed by the tonic.
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Parker
Mrs. Benjamin
Clash Between Railroad Men and Gamblers Roils Shoshone
In Shoshone Idaho a clash between railroad workers and gamblers led to gunfire at the jail after a late night march to free a jailed companion. A gambler named James Doran was killed by a constable firing in defense of the crowd and peace. no other serious injuries reported. The incident highlights rising class tensions and potential further trouble. Separately Fort Collins October stamp sales rose to forty dollars more for 2 cent stamps than the prior month, signaling broad acceptance of the post office rate changes.
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Shoshone
Idaho
New Places
Round House
James Doran
Ogden Pilot
Fort Collins
Post Office Department
Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething
Ad warns distressed mothers about a teething child and promotes Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for children teething. Claims relief for dysentery diarrhea stomach cramps wind colic inflamed gums and general vitality. Says prescription of respected female physicians and nurses and available at all druggists worldwide for 25 cents.
Comparative Baking Powder Claims Stir Controversy
The Royal Baking Powder Co claims higher cream of tartar and stronger leavening in advertising illustrated by black lines. Andrews Pearl brand is omitted from the comparison, a choice noted by government chemist Dr Perm Cotllier who tested samples from dealers in the open market.
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Royal Baking Powder Co
Andrew
Royal
Perm Cotllier
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, DC
CIE
Andrews & Co
Thomas Lydon
J P Harkins
Peter Collier
United States
Dept of Agriculture
The
Royal Co
Andrews
Collier
Fragmented reminiscences on Vermont landscapes and memories
An incomplete, dialogue filled reminiscence traces a narrator and characters like Tompkins and Mrs. Pember through Vermont scenes. It mentions the Adirondacks, Green Mountains, a blue wall, college memories, and reflections on summers past.
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Vermont
Tompkins
Tom
Poings
Tsiva Tompkins Embarrass in Brief Exchange
A terse exchange left Tsiva and Tompkins feeling exposed as a brief call and image incident unfolded and drew attention among observers.
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Tsiva
Tompkins
Embarrass
Fragmented Tale Skews Toward Nonsense in Local Patch
A garbled OCR fragment shows stray names and phrases with little coherent context. It hints at a poet, a theft, and scattered dialogue but lacks clear events, dates, places, or identifiable subjects to form a factual news item or report.
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England
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Whittier
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Suwarrow
Sheridan
Knox
Scott
Grant
Atlanta
Lincoln
Hazen
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Roberts Lincoln
the North Park
G. R. Thomas
W. W. Corlett
Territory
G. W. Whitehead
H. D. Lasher
Corlett & Riner
G. Coster
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Fisher & Belknap
Corlett
J. J. Lambert
C. W. Nylen
W. W. Butler
Fisher
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Rosendale
C. Blair
J.crouse
J. M. Trevett
Carroll & Donzelman
Baird & Campbell
J. W. Hugens & Co
L. Murrin
J. Talbot
E. Barkwell
J. A. Small
F. J. Ames
H. Jenkins
L. Porter
F. M. Fisher
A. H. Swan
Spathawk Bros
Riner & Douzalman
Corlett, Rosendale and Potter
R. Hurd
E. J. Godfrey
J. Hilton
Stebbins, Post & Co
A. Gueck
D. Fisk
Donzelman and
Fisk
BE. R. Hurd
C. Conley
Donzelman & Sherman
Alder Distilling Company
Sparhawk Bros
I. C
Lionel Sastoris
Gen. Grant
Northern Pacific Railway
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Frewen
Wyoming
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Oregon
Texas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Miles City
Northern Pacific
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Einge
E. Andrews & CO
E. Water St
Milwaukee
Michigan Ave
Skinner Bros. & Wright
Colorado
Cor. Lawrence and
16Th Sts
Denver, Colo
T. A. Kent
Cheyenne
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Ireland
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Great Shoe House
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