Western Items and railroad talk from the frontier era
Col Crawford resigns the Kansan governorship to become colonel of the Nineteenth Regiment and returns home with his command near the Warhita mountains. White Pine papers proliferate as Col Weller and George Penn Johnston eye purchasing the City Review for a new journal at White Pine. Indians attack Fort Selden area near the Rio Grande, killing a man and a cow, and looting a corral. Road agents trouble travelers near Virginia Nevada. Chicago readers discuss railroad outrages and vigilante action. General Harney’s Sioux policy and a velocipede Bible joke mix with rail excursion plans aboard a Pullman and UP train to San Francisco.
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Col. Crawford
Kansan
Warhita Mountains
Gold Hill News
Col. Weller
George Penn Johnston
City Review
Virginia City
White Pine
Fort Selden
New Mexico
Bucker
Fort Belden
Duna Ana
Rio Grande
Barnard
Fragmented Editorial Mix on Railroads and Women's Rights
A fragmented article items concern the Union Pacific railroad snow drift issue and rail reliability, then shifts to Tenure of Office Act debate and women’s independence voiced by F. Cady Stanton. It recalls a story of Captain John Maguire and a Hoosier couple, ending with urging to keep women in proper roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Friends
Great West
F. Cady Stanton
Wabash River
Evry Bend
Union
Lizzie
Hotel de Carne Restauran t and Lodgings
Local notices announce Hotel de Carne Restaurant and Lodgings near Ferguson and day street, under new management Underlich and Vogel. The establishment offers meals at all hours, convenient locality near the railroad depot, promising first class accommodations and a ready reception for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifterath of
Bet. Ferguson & Day
Underlich
Vogel
Anestle
Indian Fight near Fort Steele and Political Headlines
Indians attack a government train four miles north of Fort Steele, freeing six teams while four others are captured. Lieut. R. H. Young pursues the attackers for fifty miles, attacking their camp at 1 p.m. and recapturing stolen mules. four Indians killed. Across the nation, debates over the Tenure of Office Act continue in the Senate and House, with discussions on amendments, judicial reforms, and voting rights under the Fourteenth Amendment. reports from Washington and Memphis note various political and social tensions.
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Fort Breton
R. H. Young
30Th Infantry
Young
Richmond Whig
Virginia
Europe
Cuba
Senate
Fessenden
Williams
Central Pacific
California
Portland Organ
Bil
Drake
House
Memphis
el Paso
Pacific
Fremont
Congress
Logan
Blair
Lawrence
Johnson
Charles Wilder
Congressional Legation
Columbia
Batesville
Miss
Tennessee
Woodville
New York
James Foster
Crooklyn
Hoffman
Warren and Costello
Java
Martin
Crittenden Coune Ty
Court of Claims
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J. S
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N. A. Baker, Gro
W. Wanvitan
S. Wan Lrt
Pineenth
Haskecktae
BAILY
Ibn “Or
Amertiafrs
Haaa Bena Gde
Lenee
Harney
Jackson
New Orleans
Jerusalem
Kingdom
Camden and Amboy
Ezekiel
Denver
Cheyenne
Fhompenn
C. Register
Georgetown
Mesare
Pullman
Chicago
United States
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Central City
Eastern
Colorado
Inte
Rheresa
Steels
Andrew Johnson
I. W. Cook
the Court House
Wyoming
George W. Ford
Roger & Co's
E. P. Johnson
Let
Allorney
Lepaty U. 4
Eddy Street
James E. Palmer
Solicitora
Hays
Kk. Whitebead
W. W. Corlett
Whitehead & Corlett Attorneys, Solicitors & Advocated
Weat
City Hall
Builday
J. W. Hutchinson
Notary Public & Conveyancer
Faldy Alreet
Up States
G. W. Corry
Ubie City
Geo, H. Russell
Old City Hall
Novilé
F. C. Clare
IIL
East
Earns House
Cheyenme
Isedee Tar Eee
Fiace M. Karna
Germania Hotel
Wer Good Board
The
Cilaen
Penta Peator
the Leader
Carne
J. 6
Farrar
Aaron Bear
Chevenne
LAAN
Mr. A
Daily Leader
Fort Steele
A.S
P. M
Caiwaco
Tribune
Omaha
Fae York
Eta Yrnacons
Ashington Special
Et Hale
Lis
Sen Ptor
Jane Limas
Grant
Ely Parker
Whipple Brothers
Brauces
Pickles
17Th al
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Citizens of
Dayton & CO
Lucerasors
Chas
Mc Donald
Autcenth
Eddy Gierta
Rte
Dom Watt
Sixteenth St
Choye
Fogleron
Fast Side
Ato
Moss Agate Jewelry
Howard & Waltham Watches
Aplitt
John Kupfer
Rogers &Co
Bankers
Corres Rake
Fira J Nathonal Hank
Kountze Bros. & Co. Bankers
Posey
Wilson
Hoventoonth
Strent
Enera
Bell House
Bell
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