Weekly Leader: Cheyenne News and Political Roundup
The issue reports on Utah wagon migrations toward Arizona, signal service reforms, and notable legal and political items. It notes Linpsy’s death in Frankfort at 70, postal card totals, Erie Railroad receivership actions, and Indian agent confirmations. It also covers Senate moves on Kellogg, court cases, railroad progress, corn yields, Diaz orders, Sumner ratification, Canada US money orders, and Montana delegation leadership.
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Utah
Arizona
Army
Signal Service
Con
Thomas N. Linpsry
Kentucky
Frankfort
Omaha Republican
Slippery McCann
Wyoming
Erie Railroad
New York
Jewett
A. Toward
Michigan
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
W. P. Kellogg
United States
Louisiana
Morton
Perry
New York Express
Evening Mail
Clark Bell
W. H. White
Alabama
Hayes
Franklin
Kansas
Union
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Texas
Illinois
A.special
San Antonio
Ord
Diaz
Dalton
Trevino
Rio Grande
Immense Growth of Carbon County Stock Interests and Ute Trade
In Rawlins Wyoming the Carbon County stock boom expands with cattle numbers rising to thousands and twenty thousand head on Sand Creek and Sweetwater ranges. The Ute from White River Agency remains peaceful as courts seize McCann goods for replevin to aid relief efforts, while calls for leadership changes at White River and local council investigations unfold amid ongoing regional business activity.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Leader
Carbon County
J. G. Rankin
Sand Creek
Sweetwater Ranges
Sweetwater
Messrs
Foley
Johnson
Sherley
Crawford
Ellege
KE. P. Johnson
U. S
Repleyin
District Court
United States
McCann
Douglas
Nash
White River Agency
Replevin
Danforth
White River
A. M. Curtis
Curtis
Council
J. C. Friend
Mexrell
Medicine Row
France
Messrs. Byrne
Tone Volcano in Northern Nebraska Linked to Earthquake Shocks
The article notes a sequence of earthquakes across New England Canada Iowa Nebraska and the Dakota Territory and suggests a local tone volcano near Tone Nebraska may be active. It describes heat vapors warm springs and rumbling sounds from bluffs along the Missouri River and urges scientific attention to this isolated volcanic locale.
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Arly
New England
Canada
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
North America
Towa
Tone
High Bluffs
Missouri River
Italy
Vesuvius
Ecuador
Cotopaxi
Iceland
Chicago Journal
Ancient Bronze Age City Revealed Under Lake Geneva
Divers search for a lost trunk near Geneva uncovers what appears to be a submerged town. They describe 200 houses spread over an oblong bed with a central open space and a large square hollow. Vaud council plans a jetty and drainage to expose the site as a major archaeological find.
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Geneva
Council of
Vaud
Custer Spirit Message Warns on Indian Relations
A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt presents a spiritualist note attributed to Gen. George A. Custer. The message portrays his afterlife visions among Indians and urges fair treatment of Native peoples, peace efforts, and faithfulness to agreements. It also recounts a separate humorous tale of a horse tamed by roasting potato mishap.
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Custer
Washington
Harkaway
Raveys
Trapp
San Francisco Chronicle
Republican Unity: Concord Between Executive and Senate
A New York era view argues that harmony between a Republican President and the Senate is essential for national interests. It notes voters desire alignment and predicts growing Senate support for the President, comparing to Grant's era. The piece urges avoiding partisan detours and stresses cordial relations across branches.
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Senate
Boston Daily Advertiser
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Utica Herald
Zambezi Ad Headline Stirs Reader Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR text shows an ad headed Zambezi exciting readers with bold claims. The page hints at satisfaction and a remark about excellence, but missing context limits full understanding of the item.
How American Women Abuse Their Husbands
A critique recounts Dr. Theodore Christlieb’s remark on American wives asserting independence and equal rights. The piece cites Higginson and the Woman's Journal, noting shifts in domestic roles from traditional obedience to mutual service in marriage.
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Theodore Christlieb
Alliance
New York
Great Republic
Colonel Higginson
Woman's Journal
Christlieb
Christ
United States
Christlied
Ile
How to starch and iron collars and cuffs for a glaze
The article advises washing collars and cuffs, boiling if needed, drying, applying hot starch with borax or gum, then optional cold starch for stiffness. Roll in a cloth, keep damp, stretch the ironing blanket, press with a hot polished iron on both sides, damp slightly and polish with a turnout iron for glaze, adding turpentine to the starch for shine.
Prospecting party returns from Big Horn country
Geo Gibbons along with Geo Young and Wm McDonald left Rock Springs in early summer to prospect near the Big Horn mountains. They traveled to Milesity near Fort Miles on the Yellowstone and report good water timber and grazing. Gibbons plans to return in the spring while others stay at Miles City, a busy camp.
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Big Horn Country
Geo. Gibbons
Rock Springs
Geo. Young
Wm. McDonald
Big Horn Mountains
Milesity
Fort Miles
Yellowstone
Gibbons
Miles City
Green River Courier
Scandal and Disputes Dominate News From Capitol Streets
Reports recount a mix of political insults and legal troubles including Senator Jones of Nevada branding Secretary Schurz harshly, J T Thereson jailed in two embezzlement cases, and Democrats fearing costly bargains. Other items note Halifax Fishery verdict, a Norristown centenarian, Scranton mine fires, and railway finances as directors repay Jay Gould.
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Jones
Nevada
Schurz
J. T. Thereson
New York
Conover
Elections Committee
Patterson
Mexican Liniment Endorsed as Cure-All for Suffering
A historical advert claims Mexican Liniment heals all sores and banishes pain including burns sprains and cuts. It touts itself as a universal remedy for humans and livestock, claiming to save lives and restore animals to usefulness and profit.
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Montana
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Territories
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McCormick
Lake Geneva
Switzrland
Republican Unity
Zambezi
Halifax
Delorse
Sir. A
Galt
Kellogg
Norristown
Scranton
THE
Salt Lake Tribune
Dahomey
Timbuctoo
Sherman
Pennsylvania
Hannibal and St. Joe
Jay Gould
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