Prolific 1892 Cheyenne News Crunches World Events
Leraton Davis of Minnesota pushes a ship canal plan around Niagara Falls while a treaty reciprocity with San Salvador takes effect February 1. The Graves Burnaby murder trial ends in first degree verdict for Dr Graves in Denver. Nebraska trainload corn sent to Russian sufferers free of charge. North Platte register resigns due to ill health. Kansas Republicans push special session to elect Plumb successor. Dublin castle bombing attempt attributed to Fenian influence. German emperor possibly visiting the United States sparks curiosity. Judge Courenw honored with a gold watch at retirement. Wyoming capital feature in Cheyenne Tribune with Henry St Rayner portrait. Canada and India politics, British and U S destiny discussed. war prep against Chile accelerates with vast naval movements. Perkins named to Plumb vacancy. eight-year lower house veteran expected to influence the seat. Doxonusuas Ken’s bill to loan government funds to farmers via installment plans. Btlesman agit law aids land cultivation and leasing.
Supreme Court decision on Boyd-Thayer case shocks August men
The Omaha papers report the Supreme Court has declared Boyd a citizen in the Boyd-Thayer contest. The ruling, expected Monday, is delayed and political anger grows over a protected secret leak. Also covered are reciprocity gains with West Indies benefits and new land allotment for half breed Indians, plus praise for broad reciprocity and a Northeast Kansas crop boom.
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Omaha
Supreme Court
Boyd
Usurer Row Traced From 1891 Newspaper Trade Row
Aegean style quarrel centers on 1.50 yearly rates and 50 percent implied interest. The Headlight editor TD Chamberlain is accused by Money Shark of charging usurious terms. The dispute cites subscription pricing from 1891 and 1892 and the Shylock metaphor sparks heated debate.
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Ata Ius
TD. Chamberlain
I. D
Sir. Chamberlain
Weekly World Woman-Page: News and Stories for the West
The Word Woman-Tenap offers political news from Washington with a Western focus, serial and short stories weekly, and substantial agri cultural content for farmers. It promises tariff reform support, increased money in circulation, railroad regulation, and reduced freight rates while featuring sporting coverage and amusing features. One dollar buys a year of the Weekly Wonno-Henan including the presidential campaign.
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Giovanni
Luke Stirp
Mark Torain
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