Washington Seen by Butte Woman on Visit to Capital
A Butte woman writes of Washington as the most beautiful city, describing its avenues, parks, and tree-lined streets. She notes experiences with government life, irrigation debates, and the busy pace during a congressional adjournment while expressing impressions of the War and federal offices.
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Washington Letters Describe Congress and City Sights
The writer details Washington landmarks the Library of Congress marble halls and the grand reading rooms. He notes Congress as the backbone of the city with senators and representatives amid debates and a tour through the Senate and House chambers.
Fragmented Letter Reflects Eastward Migration Wish
The writer expresses a wish to move away from the East to the West, seeking courteous attention and home stability. He contemplates travel by river and rail, mentions New York and Cherieresi in the West, and notes a plan to reach by July while facing a 10 degree temperature difference.
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Rich ore found in Farlow group a striking vein
A report from Helena notes exceptionally rich gold ore found in the Farlow group of claims Gateoudit Butch Jefferson and others. Samples show gold values around 11.2 per ton with 100 tons reportedly located. ore described as scattered in vein form with some lead content.
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Indian Chiefs Plan to Build Towns for Indians
Oklahoma City July 2 Indian chiefs at a Willow dance near Clinton announced plans to build several towns where Indians would be allowed to govern themselves and run stores, doctors, lawyers, and other businesses. They believe this will curb roving bands and provide better opportunities for Western Oklahoma natives.
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