29 Aug 1877
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1877
Page
1
The report bundles assorted dispatches noting a severe train collision, bank failure fears, and criminal prosecutions. It mentions road agents arrested near Cayenne, actions by Gen Terry, a large Grand Parade, and Soviet troops in action with heavy reinforcements. It also references Howard and a list of military movements toward various rivers and basins in a wartime context.
A letter to the editor discusses General W. S. Hazen and General Sherman, noting Hazen’s long army service since 1835, his recognition for valor, and his promotion to major general. It comments on his command roles in the Indian wars and Civil War, and reflects on ambition and veterans’ careers. The piece quotes praise from the Pioneer Press and references specific regiments and campaigns.
A heavily texted excerpt from a tri weekly newspaper details advertising rates for weekly and semi weekly editions, local notices, and reports on grain markets. It references opinions on Southern secession, labor, and political figures, with scattered notes on grain production and prices in a long digest style. It names multiple places and editors, including Bismarck, Philadelphia, and New London Telegram, and surveys reactions across states.
The report details seamer movements including Senson Far Wes and others, with arrivals at Songue river and port, along with ongoing repairs and preparations. It notes river conditions, marching units, port arrivals, and church service arrangements involving Champion Ha and Rev. Starsey, plus community acknowledgments and a parsonage grant. It mentions a 7.1 cavalry movement through Sismares toward Forsins on Saturday morning.
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