Dakota State News and War Dispatches in Telegraph Brevity
A digest of late telegraph items includes Dakota statehood hopes, shifts in federal troops, and remarks on the La. far political scene. Reports note Russian and Turkish tensions near the Danube, and mail contracts to Bismarck and Deadwood with local officials and merchants in the proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Bismarck
Bismarck TrBume
Louisiana
St. Paul
Packard
Nicholls Organization
Nicholls
South Carolina
Hampton
Peewit's Quiet Evening Turns into Domestic Turmoil
A man Mr Peewit returns exhausted, attempts a quiet reading aloud to his wife but is interrupted by his aunt, a noisy servant, a scowlball from a boy, and a cat. The scene escalates with shouting, broken glass, and a chaotic finish as reading collapses in frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts of Gs
Board of County Bao Cavalry
B. C
Tao O
Ceerpaoy Cormanders
Mecca
Mav
L. AM
Comere
Mollemibank
Cours Sree
Benenarkenen
Fudus Drage
Pease Ayers
Hle
Deanelly
Racamer Far West
Thom Mlirhardt
Groupany Wupocs
Jones
Nantes
Buford
BF Gibson
TY Marines
Conal
Joseph Dritrich
Lewin Merrill
Tah Cay
Valery Savard
Wedical Depen
Thesth Carricy
Edwin ¥. Gardner
Halley Partment
Aatigaed
BC Aston
Haggard Robert
Coma Wd
Col
Wino
Waulacr
Eillat Lek
Distict
Ab Biawerck
Corey
AL Clerk Bistrig
Maly
eMlout
Ha Nanton
Agric Galt
Vron-Revere
Peewit
Ieee Dagrice Court
Wierich
Zane Ravende
Seth Betaa
Anton T Hoodieviraerri
Gaps Howe
Cole
William Motane
Duyois Henil
MivdbetOd
N. Corey
Coane
Pune
Hive
E. N. Corey
Creret
Wii
Wii (Or Clerk of Dywt Coors
Wotlan
J. G. Thomas
Beard
Olic
Jack
Lost Black Hiller group details and survivor diary findings
The Lost Black Hiller Woe party linked to Mr. Uas wy and Whitehead allies shares a survivor letter by L A Paddock and his five and a half day diary after straying from Cannon Ball camp on the 39th. Burch and Paddock were found near Grand River badly frozen. Frank Raymond and Daniels bodies found and buried. Tyler’s pony and memorandum book located. Taylor’s fate unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaswy
Whitehead
Raymond
L. A. Paddock
J. N. Tyler
Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Burch
Stillwater
Minn
L. A
Paddock
Wadena
Frank, Reymond
Northfield
Daniels
Redwing
Fort Lincoln
Dick Taylor
Hilla
Grand River
Chinese laundry planned in Bismarck
A fragmented notice notes Ah Sin or Sing-Lee intends to open a laundry in Bismarck, claiming the idea to be "up there just now" but uncertain about the exact location, with Juha and Sempanion arriving from the Black 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Sin
Sing-Lee
Chinee
Bismarck
Melican
North Pacific Extension Feasibility Explored by Executives
Gen Geo A Stark vice president and manager North Pacific arrives with J A Towne Supt GG Sankorn passenger agent Cal R M Newport treasurer J B Power land dept agent Gen T L Rosser engineer and M d Wallace master mechanic to survey ground west of the river for a Northern Pacific extension Col DeGraff of St Paul a noted railroad contractor joins the party They anticipate stockholders meeting May 6 to consider the subject and likely extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Extension
Geo. A. Stark
North Pacific
J. A.towne
GG Sankorn
Cal. R. M. Newport
J.B. Power
Land Department
T. L. Rosser
M. d. Wallace
Northern Pacific
Col. DeGraff
St. Paul
Spotted Tail alliance and a Sioux chief's vow to peace
The article recounts Spotted Tail's fidelity to the government after a daughter’s tragic love, her grave’s relocation to witness the vow, and Crook’s removal of Red Cloud to install Spotted Tail as the Sioux leader. It weaves intimate tales of personal loss with a historical note on treaty era reconciliation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spotted Tail
Fort Laramie
Spotted Tail Agency
Genera Crook
Red Cloud Agency
Red Cloud
Crook
Sheridan
Hampton and Colored Liberty at Adger Turnout
At Adger's Turnout a north-bound train absence of cannon or flowers is noted as a group of colored men arrive to see the great Hirenston. After a courteous exchange their spokesman challenges Mase Wade with the wives and children comment. Hamp ton replies about pintacks par troyes or fig leaves as worn by their women. The group blesses Wade with hearty gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adger
fHirenston
Massa Wade
Menain
Hampton
Masea Wade
Charlotte
N. C
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Sismarch Gribune
Sewapaper
Cei Ese
Cecery
Superquest
Gras Lasercion
C. &. Loameberry
Boss Tweed
Mr. Blaine
Hayes
Minneapolis
Chas. Kelly
Terry
Dakota
Congress
Yankton
Pembina
Telegraph
Turkey
Danube
Black Sea
Biemarck
Black Hills
Gilmore, Saulsbury, & Co
Montana
Doadwood
Cheyenne
Sydney
Henry Epperson
Wisconsin
Personal
Dhautuck
Fargo
Tain
Etty
Geert
Harwood & Go
Gibner
G. W. Brobely
Helena
Bou Stevenson
Crook Ry
Woolworth
Orur
Brainerd
Dover
Hall
Lf. Robinson
Abercromble
Bell's
Bimmarck
Aecompa
St. Patrick
Omaha
Moms
Belisbury
Milabee & Co
Blamsrek
Deadwood
Ooiroie
Biomarck
Iis
Sig Hanauer
Biamarck
Be Ze Company
and . Towne
Biten
Black River Falls
Mr. Greenley
Black Hive
Bills
Rz. J
Bullie
Ross
Hatch
R Sayward
G. Roberts
Blakeway
Bucklin
EL. Dyer
B. Herrin
B. Shultz
C. Burnstein
P. Fisher
P. Diakis
H. Lowery
R. Shaw
Cartar
Z. Steith
W. Page
P. Gullens
J. Goer
Mr. Taylor
M._ Shean
J. Furlong
J. Rose
J. Dean
W. Curtis
Samuel Green
Wikke
Child
B. Hasley
W. Southard
F. Robinson
Lew Brillon
Black Hillery
Greenley
St.Paul
St. Paul Bismarck
Perfect
J. Emmons
Chm
Robt Macnider
Thoradas
A. Home
Hianaece
Comasiascuers
Edgeriy
Elétion
Wall County
Aaa
Joanph Loring Falter Krew
Woodin
Pelvoner
Tom Thome Rayal King
Mabert Wennan Prariek Byrne John
Myson
Boewoulu
H.G Goykendall
Candela
Walker Jouph
Manin Myon
Engiah Wiiliaen Bowers
A. Swoxelt
David Stewart
the Penne
Carey
Jallor
Wilk
Peter Stewart
McDewins
Zam
Mahomet
Black Hiller
Spotted Tails Daughter
Arethusia
Mr. Mardigan
Maria
Hampton and Colored Liberty
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