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Newspaper

Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1876

Page

4

Pennsylvania Gas Wells at Delemater Well an Electrified Night

A Bismarck Gribune reprint describes the Delemater gas well near Millerstown Butler county burning fiercely all night. The article details immense gas pressure, flame heights, and the sound like artillery. Witnesses report pumping dozens of wells, soil glow, and potential for locomotives and balloons powered by this gas. The piece includes quotes from workers and notes ownership disputes and a vivid scene of illuminated Pennsylvania terrain.

Millerstown Pennsylvania Butler County Mr. Warmcastle Florida

Brive Posleway Lifts Pomeroy Critique in Democrat

Alf Liaven Beiter of the Faribault Democrat describes Mark M. Pomeroy as a ten year associate editor of the La Crosse Democrat. Liaven cites Pomeroy as egocentric and lacking judgment of human nature while noting common respect for many in the community.

Brive Posleway Alf Liaven Beiter Faribault Democrat Mark M. Pomeroy Lv. Crosse Democrat Pomeroy

Nancy in Polities How an Irreligious Granger Fooled His Wife

A Granger notes his wife Nancy a gushing Methodist eager for Grant as a third term candidate. He claims religious differences drive her zeal while recounting a night of knitting interrupted by political talk and enthusiasm for the Methodist slate.

Bsve Nancy Grant God Pug Bob Schenck Washington Henry Watterson Granger. P. S Sam Bowles Charles Francis Haney Methodists Peace

Judge Barnes Opinion of Northern Dakota Territory

Judge Barnes argues the Dakota region is distinct from southern Dakota with strong agriculture and growing towns like Bismarck and Fargo. He notes vast Red River valley wheat productivity and distant capitals making travel to Yankton impractical, urging a separate territorial government to attract settlers and accelerate occupancy. He predicts Northern Pacific railroad expansion will bolster regional business.

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Honest Cincinnati boy returns pocketbook with honesty

A Cincinnati news boy found a pocketbook with one dollar and returned it to the owner. The owner praised his honesty with a five dollar reward, while a bystander reacted wildly, showing the tale sparked strong reactions among street Arabs and prompting reflection on character and charity.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin Heaven and Earth

Western terminus at Bismarck to be commercial depot

Judge Barnes urged a small federal appropriation of 30000 to 80000 dollars to improve Red River rapids for uninterrupted navigation from April to November. He argued such funding would spur river business as settlements grow, benefiting North Dakota and Montana through eastern congressional support.

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