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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1877

Page

11

Fragmentary 19th Century River Route Mentioned

Fragmented OCR describes a river journey along the Platte and Cedar Creek with references to Weld, Jules, River Cedar Creek and Greeley. It mentions May and political context about the Republican party and averaging journeys, with unclear names and places. The text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.

Rivercedar Creek Pring Creek Nee Sittie Crow Lari Greeley

South Carolina Crisis Talks with President Endorse Peace

Governor Hampton with Senator Gordon and Attorney General Conner met the President to discuss the expected condition if federal troops withdraw. They urged rapid action to stabilize planting, credit, and public order, warning of riots by carpetbaggers and the need to uphold lawful government. A federal plan to withdraw was discussed with emphasis on protecting constitutional rights while avoiding mob violence.

Washington Hampton Gordon Georgia Conner South Carolina Guy South Carolia Chamberlain State House Gov. Hampton Stampton Schurz Ruger Chamberlin Wormley’s Hotel Foster Matthews Dennison Garfield Sherman Hayes Ellis Levy Watterson Col Burke Elis Louisiana Slayes Packard House Bis Sidhe Mayes Foster-Matthews White House Lochrane Cragin New Hampshire Coburn Indiana Stearns Florida Arkansas Hot Springs Gen. Sherman Arsenal Executive Evarts Columbia Larterr Ife Fernando Wood Tie Gov. Chamberlain New York A. Oakey Hall Sutcliffe Victoria Liverpool Boston O’stara Hall W. Js. Sutcliffe Quebec Europe W. E. Sutcliffe Vanderbilt, Jewett and Scott New York Central Erie Pennsylvania Railways Grand Central Depot Baltimore & Ohio Road Baltimore & Ohio Railroad California San Francisco Council of Nine Labor Union United States of America Sacramento San Jose A. M. Ames Labor Union of Chico Frank Jones Fort Point James Hayes Bakersfield Keene County Thomas Godwin Mountain House Tehacape Pass Southern Pacific Manilla Fort J. M. Swan John Bidwell Chinatown Charles Reade Orrville

Yellowstone Field Notes by J W Bogert on Yellowstone route

Bogert describes the Yellowstone corridor from Deer Creek to York's River noting geography bad lands coal seams and terraced valleys. He details fords and detours around Fort Pease Pompey's Pillar and Baker's Battle Ground, and observes Willow Creek Sweet Grass Creek Big Timber and Fort Ellis as landmarks. He argues the valley is fertile and navigable with modest improvements to Wolf and Buffalo Rapids and river-channel control.

J. W. Bogert Deer Creek York's River Yellowstone Turtle Creek McClernand Stanley Stockade York’s River Custer Creek Union Creek Fort Pease Willow Creek Countryman’s Countryman White Beaver Creek Sweet Grass Big Timber Gage Duck Creek Warm Spring Creek Shield’s River Fort Ellis Glendive Creek Fort Elis Fort Shaw Missouri Ford Hound Creeks Cottonwood Creek Camp Baker Six Mile Creek Big Elk Creek Sweet Grass Creek White Otter Creek Neene Yaloneene Raabe Tewater Tees Ylowstone Benson’s Todd Lieut. McClernand Big Horn

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