25 Apr 1877
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1877
Page
1
A long reader's letter argues that dissent from popular religious opinion should not harm social standing, urges charity over ritualism, and endorses temperance, the Sermon on the Mount, and loving neighbors. It reflects on scripture, heaven, hell, and the role of church in reform.
Washington discusses reopening the Cheyenne to Bozeman route for mail service. The plan would connect Tongue River cantonment to Fort Reno and Cheyenne, cutting 800 miles and saving time and money. The route traverses rich coal, iron, and petroleum regions and promises future settlement along the Yellowstone corridor.
A complete list of Tar Timeene Sheet Extras on science topics with prices from 2 to 25 cents. Items include Proctor lectures, Tyndall on science and religion, Huxley on evolution, Dawson lectures, and Wagner festival reports. Available by mail from Wm. M. Evarte.
In a startling scene to hundreds, a woman described as a former millinery worker was auctioned publicly in front of Currie’s auction store at 10:50. The unnamed bidder, a married man, paid $8 for her, claiming he could repurpose her workwax into Christmas tree tapers. she had originally cost $800 in New York and had been shown in a Broadway milliner’s window before being sent to the Comstock.
A 19th century report details how high import duties drive tobacco smuggling from Havana. Smugglers hide cigars in ship panels, water coolers, hollow masts, or dye wool, risking hull integrity with water-tight cuts. Most couriers are sailors paid by New York interests, with yearly smuggling around 250 000 dollars. The piece also notes arrest calls and domestic warnings about enforcement.
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