31 Oct 1876
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Newspaper
Butte Miner
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1876
Page
1
Amid reports from Philadelphia, debates over the fate of remaining Centennial buildings intensify as the six month removal deadline nears. Memorial Hall and Horticultural Building to stay. Machinery and Main Buildings face possible repurposing for a future museum or fairs.
Incomplete text discusses trunk lines of bind and transporting items with staples and pipes. Mentions an Artemas and an application with unclear context. No identifiable events, people, or places clearly readable.
A reflective sketch describes General Custer’s camp life and his wife’s influence on him and his officers. It highlights Col Cook, “The Queen's Own,” and Captain De Rudio, noting their backgrounds, charm, and roles amid the campaigns.
Reported push to build a three mile per day oil pipeline from Brady's Bend in Butler County toward the seaboard faces objections and legal action. The Attorney General considers quo warranto proceedings though eminent domain is not yet claimed. Reading and Baltimore and Ohio lines negotiate for oil supply traffic to New York.
A description from a Centennial depot scene reports a woman about fifty with a large bun under her hat and a satchel, seen early Monday morning, asking about trains. The fragment suggests concern over her provisions and travel plans with a railroad conductor nearby.
A historic report describes a device using a pump rod and cylinder pin to move 12 inch pumps that displace 180 000 cubic feet of air and denser exhaust flow. It notes a man in a depot scene, drunken behavior and a locomotive detour as trains begin to move, with a supervisor remark about the invention’s potential.
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