Vanderbilt will details wealth and legacies
The piece notes Vanderbilts will probate with a $1,000,000 bequest pool and large sums to daughters and Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. It also mentions Levi P. Lucky and various political notes, plus social commentary on duels and local disputes.
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Commonerx Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius J. . Vanderbilt
William H
Blaine nominated by acclamation in Maine Republican caucus
Hon James G Blaine was nominated by acclamation for both the short and full U S Senate terms beginning March 4 1877 in Augusta Maine. The process drew high enthusiasm with all members rising as the question was submitted, a first in Maine for a Senate candidate.
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Augusta
Maine
James G. Blaine
United States Senate
Benator
Tis
Blaine
Hyde
Senate
Naylor
Spesker
Bowie
Massing of Troops Across the United States
The article notes a wide troop shift with Infantry concentrated along the Missouri, Artillery moved east, and Cavalry remaining strong in the West. It questions the reasons for this distribution while urging aggressive action against Sioux and Cheyenne. It also mentions Sidney's growth and Vanderbilt’s death in New York with an $85,000,000 estate.
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Missouri River
Fort Leavenworth
Fort ‘Lincoln
Missouri
Powers
Sheridan
McKenzie
Crook
THINGS CONTEMPLATED AMONG WESTERN TRAVELLERS
The Sidney Tectorars office notes a flood of metropolitan and interior Western journals as spring mining draws near. Many plan overland routes via Sidney or rail to the Hills, with Illinois and Missouri groups forming fifty-man parties using the Sidney route. Miners anticipate wealth as early spring arrivals multiply, while Omaha's dust and nuggets operations race to handle the influx.
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Sidney Tectorars
Sidney
Illinois
Missouri
Sidbey
Omaha
Map praised in Ridney Tarzamann issue sparks mixed reactions
A recent Ridney Tarzamann map of the Black Hills is praised for accuracy and utility in showing mining districts, roads, and distances. The Juniata Herald attacks Indigenous people, calling them “savage pale faces” and urging cleansing and punishment, reflecting hostile rhetoric of the period.
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Ridney Tarzamann
Black ‘Hills
Sidney
Terms of Court for Nebraska's Fifth Judicial District 1877
The notice fixes regular district court terms for 1877 across Adams Buffalo Cheyenne Dawson Franklin Furnas Harlan Hitchcock Kearney Lincoln Had Willow Sherman and other counties in the district. Dates named include February 12 July 5 November 27 May 8 November 13 April 3 September 25 April 17 December 11 March 2 October 28 June 30 March 12 October 31 June 12 November 7 April 10 October 24 May 31 and February 960s respi will order further terms via commissioners.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Dawson
Franklin
Lincoln
Had Willow
Sherman
Dievict
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Onze
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Farnham St
Omaha, Nebraska
Dewey & Stone
EF. Parker & CO
Front Street
J. HW. Pratt
C. Ferris
Pratt & Ferris
General Outfitting Depot
Camps Robinson
Cilt Edce Hotel
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C. T. Harrison & CO
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L. Jenkins
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