08 Nov 1876
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1876
Page
1
An 1800s account describes killing thousands of blue racers and adders near a riverfront as part of a public works debate. The piece contrasts snake removal with Captain Eads jetties studies showing deepening channels, urging a coordinated plan to finish work and curb reptile threats to the neighborhood.
A fragment from the Springfield Republican recalls a Servian czar story and the Russian gift exchange, then shifts to Captain Randolph of Roanoke Virginia. It recounts Randolph's unmarked grave, his plantation, and his complex legacy including freed slaves and duel with Clay. Also there's a long note on Sultan Hamid and Ottoman court life from Leverage of Constantinople.
A long vanished tale recalls a daring mechanic who left for Darepe amid rumors of an assassination. A devoted sweetheart near Grace Church awaits his return, believing he would come after forty years to fulfill a vow and reveal a hidden secret, with hopeful tidings finally arriving from distant shores.
Report describes a hill top where a family found a nest of forty six serpents after a boy stepped into a hole. The piece also reviews Tunisian agricultural tools, Carthaginian mosaic lions, Moorish silk costumes, and alabaster sources later displayed in Philadelphia and France.
A Providence man decades ago chased the hidden art of glaged Russia iron. He failed repeatedly and faced ruin and want. Desperation drove him to consider Russia s prison secrets as a path to mastery, a perilous pursuit with no known pardons.
The British government has invested heavily in Indian irrigation, with plans to spend more. Net annual revenue from major works exceeds five million dollars, though some regions show losses. The report notes high returns on projects like the Ganges canal and Eastern Jumna, while also stressing famine prevention and harvest stability as key benefits of irrigation. The piece also mentions the new Pewtina territory in Dakota and a Texas man avoiding a telegraph from a yellow fever area.
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