Great Fire at Omaha and Tragic Child Case
A major blaze destroyed the Union Pacific car works in Omaha causing about 100000 dollars in losses and leaving 200 workers unemployed amid scarce water. Separately Major Broaddus fatally shot Davis, accused of abusing Broaddus’s eight year old daughter, and surrendered to authorities as public sympathy split on the case.
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Mining news and travels echoed from western fronts
Western items report Sacramento Fruit Co relinquishing direct fruit shipments to the East while continuing by commission. John G. Saze lectures in California and will visit Cheyenne soon. Ore shipments near Spring Valley yield $964 for 600 pounds pulp. claim promises more. Mineral Hill mines profit after hauling costs.
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Omaha Reservation Land Survey Aims 160 Acre Heads of Family
The Omaha reservation is surveyed into sections under government plans to allocate 160 acres to each head of a family and 40 acres to each minor with remainder for tribal benefit. Agent Painter faced a blunt Indian remark about a cow as he explained the proposal and its reach up the Missouri river.
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Victim in Africa Murdered by Camel Drivers on Interior Tripoli Journey
A voyage and exploration tale ends in tragedy as a woman long known for Arabic fluency and coastal knowledge is murdered by camel drivers while crossing the interior near Tripoli. Two sailors also die, prompting friends from Malta to pursue justice. Details remain scarce.
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Wyoming Territory First Assembly Session Declared
Public notice from the Wyoming Territory announces the first session of the first assembly to be held in Cheyenne on October 1. Signed by J A Campbell and Edward M L, with territorial seals and date in the year 1860s.
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