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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1876
Page
3
Washington dispatches outline party splits over Hayes Tilden as Congress looms. Shermans report details army strength and Indian wars, while Florida and Louisiana canvassing battles unfold with injunctive actions and contested elector counts amid rising tensions.
War in Europe now inevitable and Washington orders 800 to 900 troops to Washington. Newark fire causes 75000 loss. Judge Knight commits suicide. Centennial admissions set at 25 cents. Bnai Brith to dedicate religious liberty monument on Centennial grounds Thanksgiving. Commodore Paul Shirley dies. St Patrick's Church Hartford dedicated with high clerical ceremony. Oregon Democrats aim to block Watts certificate by legal means.
The Chicago and North Western Railway markets its Omaha to Chicago service as the oldest and shortest route with upgraded steel rails. It advertises central Chicago depot access for quicker Eastern connections and recommends via Marshall Cedar Rapids Clinton for Northern and Eastern towns. Pullman sleepers, modern day coaches, and first class cars are highlighted with agents in Omaha and Chicago available for maps and timetables.
Must have stood the test of forty years claims to heal many lameness pains and aches in humans and animals. A bottle costs 25 cents 50 cents or one dollar and has saved lives and restored usefulness to horses and people.
Advertisement outlines a Pacific railroad route from Omaha to Sacramento and San Francisco with through passenger services aboard Pullman's Palace car, first class hotels and eating houses along the line, and freight through rates to Black Hills and Montana. Contacts include T I Kimball G B A Omaha and J VINING General Freight Agent Omaha.
A terse notice states that collections in all sections of the Hills were completed and remittances dispatched promptly, indicating orderly financial activity across districts.
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