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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1875

Page

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Black Hills region described with minerals and climate

The article outlines the Sioux Reservation and Black Hills in the Dakotas, detailing boundaries, tribes, and rights. It extols rich pasturage water, timber, and minerals including iron and gypsum, notes gold discoveries, and cites Gen. Custer on expected settlement and mining boom.

Black Hills Kentucky Western Paradise Fort Lincoln G. A. Custer United States Custer St. Louis Plains Castle Park Harney’s Peak Black

Construction firm sought for A L E R R section contract

A construction company is sought to build the Athens to Pomeroy section of the A L E R R funded by bonds and stock of the road. An Ohio and Eastern capitalists group has won the Athens to Toledo segment on similar terms. Bonds cover the entire Toledo to Pomeroy line and rise as the road progresses. The Athens Toledo plan starts in Perry county and links with East and West railroads to secure Atlantic and Lake Erie business at the earliest date.

Mississippi River Nebraska Greenwich United States Black Hills Washington Missouri Fort Sully Fort Lincoln Sioux City Wyoming Inyan Kara Athens Pomeroy Ohio Toledo

Canvass in Connecticut Warms as Parties Stall

Republicans rally speakers Blaine Frye Hale and others while Democrats skip public meetings to focus on naturalization. Democrats claim a last Legislature law allows naturalization in counties where residents do not live. Ohio's Sixty-first General Assembly ended with a burst of dramatic upheaval at the Capitol.

Hamilton Ohio State Journal Connecticut Messrs Blaine Frye Hale Maine Burrows Michigan Ohio State Journal Sixty-first General Assembly of

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