Sheridan Finds Vast Range For Livestock In Wyoming
In a lengthy report General Sheridan explores the Big Horn and Yellowstone country, detailing terrain from Green River to Bismarck. He describes fertile valleys, grazing lands, and abundant timber, noting restricted zones around Owl Creek and Wind River basins, with potential for stock-producing settlements and new farms under federal ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Big Horn
Yellowstone
Ile
Townsend
Green River Station
Union Pacific
Bismarck
Great Big Horn
Big Norn
Sam
Wind Rivers
Owl Creek Range
Wind River
Villey
Carpenter
Greenriver
Union -Vcific
Camp Stambaugh
W. T
Little Horn River
Tongue River
Little Big Sori
Colorado
Missouri River
Big Horn River
Matrimonial Mems on Domestic Happiness and Union
Tips for lasting marriage emphasize marrying within shared faith and family, avoiding past faults, and fostering mutual respect. Focus on selflessness, gentle correction, honest communication, and yielding to each other’s wishes. The text warns against superficial motives and stresses the mother’s role in shaping a child’s character.
Libel suit and scattered notes from era press
The Albany Express sues the Albany Press for libel amid a general chorus of copied items. Ohio college topics spark class debates at Yale. Reports from Shreveport touch Liberian emigration, while Ontario towns report seizures and fires. A Wayne county farmer’s remark closes this fragment of clipped news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Express
Albany Press
Tweed
Ohio
Fanilinre Olery
Walt Whitman
Yale Colfer
Tiis
Shreveport
Grason (Ky.) Journal
James Crums
Smallwood
Alexander Kerr
Yates
Sarah Day
Boston
Napanee
Ont
Napanee River
Wilberforce
Norristown Terald
Atlanta Constitution
Miller
Washington
Hayes
Georgia
Monroe
Jackson
Saxo Holm
Wayne County
Newspaper Deadhead and the Press Taxing Space
An eastern exchange article criticizes the practice of events and firms demanding free newspaper advertising. It argues space in papers is cash and publishers subsidize festivals with unpaid listings while public figures and politicians expect free coverage. The piece condemns the recurring charity of free space as a costly burden on editors and readers.
Notable Poisons, Servants, and Fertile Lands Across America
A story of tragedy follows a chair bound man found with strychnine pills in a pocket. two children ingest them and die within an hour despite medical aid. Separate notes report Chicago girls arriving as domestic workers in Clarksdale, and the Puget Sound soil yielding giant crops like a 108 pound cabbage and a 112 pound turnip. A Swiss colony in Tennessee, 115 families, purchased 10,000 acres at one dollar per acre. four years later each family has a home, store, dairies, cheese factories, and thriving cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kiev
Henry Meiggs
Lima
Peru
Tuer
Wm. M. Tweed
Fairchild
Icy
Icy Speaks of the ex-Confederates As Erring Brethren. Alexander H. Stephens
R. E. Lee
California
Dominion of Canada
Montana
Manitoba
Rio Grande
Gilman
Connecticut
U. S
Gen
Grant
Europe
N. Y
Chicago
Ilinois
Clarksdale
Puget Sound
Cumberland Mountain
Tennessee
Wyoming Sioux Removal Promises New Frontier Hope
A Washington telegram reports the Sioux will migrate to the Missouri river after chiefs returned home, lifting frontier fears. The move would restore peace for settlers, reopen vast tracts to stock growers and farmers, and end raids and scalping threats. other items note political shifts, finance, and curious hoaxes about an aquatic monster in the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Red Cloud
Missouri River
Wyoming
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Memphis
Indians Move Toward Missouri River Winter Plans
The Indian delegation arrived safely and reported a satisfactory journey. Big Little Man relayed the President’s wish to move near the Missouri River for winter supplies, and the delegation agreed to follow Great Father guidance. Officials at Camp Robinson report nine hundred warriors surrendered this winter, with forty absent without leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep Choup
Big Little Man
Missouri River
Camp Robinson
Wyoming Leads as Major Cattle Shipping Center
Wyoming emerges as a premier cattle shipping region with vast grazing along the Union Pacific line in the southern territory. Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs serve as main loading points, while Hamp ton in Uinta County houses a large stock yard from which daily shipments head east. Judge Carter has recently shipped 1000 head and holds 500 awaiting cars as the Union Pacific orders 300 large stock cars in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Montana
Texas
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Hampton
Uinta County
Judge Carter
Union Pacific Company
The Foe of Pain and The Mexican Mus Tang Liamient
An 19th century advertisement extols a liniment named Mexican Mus Tang Liamient as a universal cure for pain and injuries. The copy claims it heals burns, sprains, cuts, and many ailments, praising its life-saving and restorative effects on humans and animals alike.
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Wheely
Leader Printing Company
W. T. Sterman
San Francisco
Palace
Baldwin Hotel
Nevada Block
New Stock Exchange
City
Salt Lake
Utah
Wasateh
Walker Trouse
Inst National
Deseret National
Maki Street
Lake City
Jack Wells
Luther Roy
Wells
Roy
Gon. Sheridan
Powder River
Big Ilorn Mountains
Laanings
Newspaper
Deadhead NG
Sylvia
House
Richmond
Russi
Republican State Committee
Trarsiday
Ouro
Frank Pierce
Glasgow
Scotland
Inverary Castle
Duke of Argyle
Madrid
Cuba
India
Bank of
Quincy
Guv. Brown
Texas Pacific Company
House of Representatives
Senparicks
Indianapolis
New York
Washington Club
G. W. Julian
Gamberta
Joseph
Miles
War and Interior Departments
Des Moines
Gear
Havana
Alaska
Maine
Siucridan
Paso County
Virginia
United States
West Virginia
Old Dominion
Supreme Court
Conkling
Sie
Johnson
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