Tribune editor Clifton Thounyeon departs after four years
The Tribune announces Clifford Thounyeon leaves his role after four years of service. J P Rew will edit, Mart Williams remains Eas y Editor, Chas B night Editor, AG Wilcox as Business Manager, with Dames Hendryx overseeing the mechanical department. Capital increases from 60000 to 100000. The paper, praised as the Great Newspaper of the Northwest, seeks to maintain its trusted market view.
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Lavengtin
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Mart Willams
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Easy
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Night Edior
AG Wilcox
Dames
Hendryx
Capitel
Northwest
The
Stardefent
Facvorite Farmers Power
Minnesota
Letter Highlights Gold Hillsand Republican Shift Across States
Excerpt from John Montgomery to John Beidler notes hills gold shipments and pop up in Calhoun years. Crank orders pull three to four thousand men to the Hills while Birwarck Tribune shifts to Republican stance. Minnesota bids $35,000 Centennial support. land office stance on tree culture. Bismarck-Spain Porto Rico rumors. Missoula updates on weather and social events in December.
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Minnesota
Failure of the Amnesty Bill and early Republican moves
The text reports the House Judiciary Committee's amnesty bill action with Banks amendment, debates over vacancies in the presidency, river improvements petition from Minnesota and Wisconsin, a push to convene a national convention in Cincinnati, and various political and local notices. It also notes Beechers Moulton committee disputes and Minn Grand Lodge appointments.
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Litchfield
J.B. Cummings
Winona
Depty
H.R. Wells
Preston
A. J. Edgerton
Manterville
Minn
Geo. A Camp
Minneapolis
A. T.C. Pierson
St. Paul
Beecher Moulton
Steamboat Left Simux Uy for Bator Reported
An 1876 frontier note recounts a steamboat voyage from Simux Uy to Bator with weather outlooks of wind and fog. The piece mentions the oldest inhabitant recalling earlier springs, a Crow visit to the Yellowstone area, and various traders, stage troupes, and mail routes amid post gossip and travel notes.
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Binmarck
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P.M
Berthold
America
Secret Virginia Campaign Speech Revealed in Staunton
A contested Virginia legislative race featured rival candidate Capt John s. Ople and others at a Staunton event on Monday. A Richmond Dispatch columnist notes personal reminiscences by Stuart and a rare Confederate peace quote never before published.
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Sauart
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Virginia
Staunton
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de. Stuart
Secret service fund assigned in Lincoln era note
A report describes a proposed secret service fund of 3,000,000 to create peace sentiment under President Lincoln. Stuart was selected for a key post but declined. C. C. Chey of Alabama and two others were appointed instead. The tale references Nassau, Hatthex, and a murder of Canada amid high level intrigue.
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Hie
Wes Lo Nail
President Lincoln
Chin Weston
New Year Customs Among the Arloka and Rees of 1876
A fragment from January 1 1876 describes New Year greetings among the Arloka and Rees, noting rituals such as kissing for good will, closing old feuds, and a Ree song denouncing the past year. It details ceremonies with earthen pots filled with gifts, broken over graves, and a symbolic renewal of joy for the coming year.
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Rees
Spirtt
Tne
Trey
Clive Jemesa
W. Courtenay
Nine Years Ago A Frontier Letter From Fort Peck
A scanned 1867 missive from M. T. viatuiven in Fort Berthold describes harsh travel and siege of supply. The writer details hunger, lambs quarters as food, a wounded horse, deep snow blocking a march toward Kenton, and odd notes about hunted game and pack animals. He signs as Sanvee Swarlow, sending regards to Bill Dick Doe and Pom.
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Fort Peck
Bill
Doe
Pom
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