Prospect of weekly issue revival boosts community prospects
The document outlines a plan to reestablish the tri weekly and publish a weekly number as part of a move toward the greatest good for the community. It notes a sale of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad land at St Louis for 45000. A separate line mentions railroad concerns and dispatches from Chicago.
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Ted
Eoon
Atlantic ‘and Pacifié
St .Louis
Ivas
le Brickley
Propos Eto
Ini Fae
Montana Rail Plan Sparks Debate Over Costs and Benefit
An editorial disputes a proposed Helena and Benton railroad project, arguing it would fail to cover expenses and overburden Montana with $700,200 in public contribution. It questions the line’s six month operation limit, potential rate hikes, and overall value to Montana’s development, urging broader discussion.
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United R
Umn
Woolfolk
Montana
Missouri River
Helena and
Benton RR
Valle
Territory gold dust prices and mining notes from Virginia City
The report notes gold dust selling between 17.85 and 18.80 per ounce in Virginia City while supply remains strong. It mentions Henry Elling selling his interest in the Broad Gauge Mining Company to Mesgrs Cisler and Zitin, crop damage from grasshoppers in Bitter Root valley, and a cautious harvest outlook. Reports also mention new gulch discoveries near Mea hare, and James Nave finishing a run on his quartz vein at Crow Creek with ore described as refractory yet promising.
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Virginia City
Henry Elling
Mesgrs
Cisler
Zitin
Noth & Lawle
Meahare
Indian pursuit reports heavy trails and Fort Peck approach
Text describes command movements north of the Yellowstone with Capt Ball leading four companies in search of Indian trails toward Big Dry Creek and the Muscleshell. Camps form along Rush Creek and Deer Creek as Crook and Terry are awaited for potential field work.
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Cresco
Buffalo Range
Yellowstone
North Fork
Rush Creek
Missouri Divide
Fort Benton
Glendive Creek
Crook
Tony
Fort Peck
Missouri
Terry
Adams and the Democratic Tilt in Massachusetts
Adams' New New York notes that the Democratic convention in Massachusetts shows a docile alignment with Tilden's instructions. The piece argues the Adams nomination is a strategic, showy move to bolster the ticket, likely encouraging some Republicans to back Adams while the nation views it as a sacrifice by a respected name linked to Sumer, Wilson and Lincoln.
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New York
Massachusetts
Tilden
Adams
Dorsheimer
Tiartfora
Tilden and
Humbug
Sumer
Wilson
Lincoln
Charlitan
Telegrams in Brief From September Reports
Democratic ticket and legislature set to secure overwhelming majorities in state elections. A U S Centennial meeting approves a 25 cent Saturday admission rate. Trains arrive at Newport for a dramatic incident legally investigated. Governor Hastrantz orders death warrants for five murder convicts to be executed October 1. Charleston riots erupt between colored Democrats and Republicans and white men with violence across King Street. Rice field strike activity remains tense and the committee’s actions are under scrutiny.
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Litre Roos
Legislue
Pimvateurina
U. S
Charleston
King Street
Bank Suspension in Thannisvine Raises Depositors’ Worries
Bank suspension in Thannisvine on Sept 7 leaves creditors in doubt as assets reportedly cover 350000 dollars. Most depositors are laboring men and women, with workers affected by the financial setback.
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Thannisvine
Campaign in Minis Orrence September 7 draws crowd
A political event in Minis Orrence drew about 3,000 attendees. German supporters in McCormick Wall held a nighttime rally with 6,000 present and a torch procession reported.
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Orrence
Shur
Gennans
McCormick
Wall
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