Admiral Lemar es and other news from Cheyenne 1877
News from Cheyenne Wyoming dated September 6 1877 reports Admiral Lemar es death at Point Clear Alabama and other national items. It notes deaths of BE. L. Stanton and various political military and economic developments in Europe Asia and the United States including Russia Serbia Greece Turkey India and the western territories. It covers crop conditions in Bombay and the status of the British war material industry and debates on currency and land policy.
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Servia
Russia
Danube
Bulgaria
Iowa
J. C. Cook
Cook
Samuel J. Tilden
Alexis
Sistova
London Daily News
Plevna
England
Malta
Gibraltar
London
Disraeli
Constantinople
Branding Cattle Sparks Outcry Over Colorado Practices
The Shoe and Leather Reporter critiques Colorado branding as ruinous to hides and value, urging national tanners to protest the practice. It cites a Denver circular showing many brands, including aggressive road and side brands, and calls for legislation to curb cruelty and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Shoe and Leather Reporter
Denver
National Convention of
Tanners
Colorado Growers’ Association
Iowa
Minnesota
Joseph P. Farmer
Practical Household Hints From An Old Almanac
A compact collection of home remedies and tips for preservation, cleaning, and self care. Includes methods to color pickles with grapevine leaves and alum, keep milk fresh with horseradish, cure corn with cranberry, deodorize clothes with charcoal, deter moths with borax, and treat dog madness with sulfur. Also advises on horse coughs with cedar, tomatoes for cows, and dental hygiene with borax and soap. Includes foot care with borax plasters for corns.
The Dead Prophet Brigham Young and the Mormon rise and fall
Brigham Young born 1801 in Vermont rose to lead the Mormons after Joseph Smith's death. He organized the Salt Lake City settlement and the Territory of Utah, battled federal authority, and promoted celestial marriage. His death left a power vacuum and sparked speculation on the church's future while detailing his polygamy and vast wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Whitingham
Vermont
Kirtland
Ohio
East
Joseph Smith
Mr. Young
City of
Nauvoo
Missouri
Plains
Great Salt Lake Valley
Salt Lake City
Deseret
Territory of
Utah
Congress
Fillmore
Ife
Young
Smith
Bank of England
Mormon Church
Despond
St Louis
London
Osman Pasha
Osman
Marshal Bazaine
Elena
Whitelaw Reid
Jay Gould
James Gordon Bennet
W. F. Storey
Tecumseh
Brigghaamm Young
Bender Describes Husbands Henpecking in German Accent
A speaker recounts marital tensions and the stereotype of henpecked husbands led by wives. He cites Mr Brown and a German American couple, noting money worries, social pressures, and the potboiler image of wives steering men through fear and advice while households face financial strain.
Gleanings and world woes mix in a wide panorama
A long compendium notes Ben Hill burying a war horse and other oddities while European politics, war moves, and press satire fill the page. It mentions Thiers, Tilden, Dana, and Sitting Bull queries, plus railway and business mood, and a portrait of Joseph. It closes with a profile of a Montana religious founder and a volcanic South American coast rumble.
A Texas Horror Revealed in Dismal Cistern Discovery
A grim report from near the city describes a cistern found fifteen miles away containing dead bodies including men women and children in various positions with many killed by violence. Nearby a house yielded about $15000 in cash and jewelry while an elderly woman taunted authorities claiming the money was pocket change for “her boys.”
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Texas
Witan
San Antonio
Tex
MexicAN Mus Tang Liniment claims wide healing power
An old advertisement extols MexicAN Mus Tang Liniment as the friend of suffering humanity and enemy of disease. It pledges cures for burns scalds sprains cuts and other accidents claiming unmatched efficacy and life-saving value for humans and animals alike.
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Weekly Reader
H. Glafore
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Admiral Lemares
Point Clear
Ala
BE. L. Stanton
Secretary Stanton
Washington
Gambetta
Widdin
Timak
Japan
A. B. Sloonaker
Louisiana
Internal Revenue Office
Mor
Bombay Presidency
Morton
Ohe Secretary of the Interior
Joseph Long
Indiana
Boston
Gessner
New York
Custom House
Rhode Island
New York Produce Exchange
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Milon
Napoleon
Philadelphia
Moscow
Legion of Honor
Chicago Journal
Department of Trade
Europe
New York Nation
Paris
Hurope
Germany
Bank of France
Nature
Greenbucks
N. P. Banks
Congressmi
Massachusetts
General Banks
United States
the Dead Prophet
Brown
Vich
Kaiser
Bender
Aurora News
Vas Bender
Dot Brown
Chermans
Yomans
Cherman Yomans
Mr. Brown
Dot Vomans
Georgia
Ben Hill
New Orleans Picayune
New York Graphic
Thiers
France
Dana
The
New York Sun
Sitting Bull Commission
Barnum
Costentenus
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Chamois
Alps
Don Carlos
Roumania
Postmaster Key
Nez Perces
Idaho
Howard
Charles Francis Adams
Sam Tilden
Mars
Earth
New York Times
Lew Wallace
Wallace
Rosent McLan
Maryland
I- 18
Balkans
Thewarpd
Harper’s Weekly
Joseph
National Union
Lynch
Maine
Hobart Pasa
Black Sea
John C. Heenan
South America
Cillao
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