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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1892
Page
4
A collage of brief items covers health tracing on the Massilla typhus case, vast rail passenger totals in London, mining strike optimism, Austrian army piety push, Reading deal mileage, immigrant ship refusals for Jews, U S flags from Mexico, coal tariff politics, Chicago grade crossings, treasury use ideas, World opinion on West Point costs, and a push for direct senatorial elections reflecting broad public sentiment.
Warp McAlisrex reduces the sacred circle of New York's elect from four hundred to one hundred fifty. The crowd undergoes mental perturbation as the back seats fill, and mathematical progression predicts further trimming until only the solitary pretender remains atop an imagined aristocracy.
The Glendale Missouri robbery case shows a divided fate with one guilty, one dead, and a third awaiting legal action while a fourth remains at large. The narrator notes government and express companies both relentlessly pursue violators.
The narrator and companion travel through Colorado New Mexico Utah and Arizona among Navajos Utes and Piutes visiting trading posts and hogans. They describe harsh travel rough camps a dead Indian buried under a hogan and a rough shave ordeal amid search for supplies and danger along the San Juan river and into Arizona.
The writer describes visits to Blue Canon trading post run by Mr Williams and a Moqui village near Keams, detailing hospitality, coal prospects, and a 88 mile Winslow to coal fields railroad survey led by Col Marmion. He recounts Moqui dances, underground rooms, clothing, and school at Keams with 105 students, plus abundant tribal crafts and vivid scenes of the people and landscape.
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