Sidney proximity to Black Hills and weekly Blages route
The text notes Sidney is two hundred miles nearer to the Black Hills than any other railroad point and describes a two day journey over an excellent road to sight Viarney's Peak. It mentions Blages leaving Sidney every Tuesday morning for Custer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baston
Sidney
Black Hills
Viarney ‘S Peak
Custer City
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Campe Robison
Sheridan
Quater City
The Late Indian Battle at Rosebud Creek
A detailed account of the Rosebud Creek clash on the 17th where Sioux Chief Sitting Bull led about 2500 fighters against Crook’s cavalry of 1800. The article argues the battle was a defeat due to poor command, misused cavalry, and inadequate follow up. It singles out Crook’s leadership, the Crow and Snake scouts, and the troops' high casualties amid conflicting orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud Creek
Sitting Bull
Crook
Vietory
Lis
Ladravis
Scandal and War News From Mutual Papers
A collage of 19th century items reports on a Cook County jail sentence for involvement in crooked whiskey, British reluctance toward China, English troops near Burmah ready to act, and a theatrical altercation at the Oates Opera Company with Nichols clashed by Jones. It notes a Schuyler Sun dispute and a Leavenworth citizen milking at dawn, all reflecting a rough, gossiping press tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose, Hesing
Chicago
Cook County
Leavenworth
Omaha Sferald
Schuyler
England
China
Peking
Burmah
Jones
Oates Opera Company
Campaign rhetoric from the National Republican campaign
The piece attacks the Democratic Confederate alliance as an obstructionist force harming taxation, tariff, and reform. It warns that Democratic control would bring a reign of terror, peonage in the South, ballot box stuffing, and corruption in the North, urging a nationwide Curcaco Triaxe and a Tcpinese Campaign Club to spread reliable facts and sustain Republican victory next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican Party
United States
Popular Branch
Congress
Republican Party
Curcaco Triaxe
Tamenz
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Sidney-Telegraph
Joseph, Comrage
Nebraska
Behuyler
Mrs. Sartoris
America
the Sun
Othe
Waterloo
Schuyler Sun
Jim
Det Sidney
Telegraph
Campaign Citicago Tribune
Hayes and Wheeler
Campalan Terman
Capaign Tribune
Campaign Tribune
Hettens
Tribune Company
Tmnois
TILK
M*Fadden’s Restaurant
Hugh McFadden
H. V. Dalton
van Tassell
Sidney, Neb
Cheyenne County
KR. Evans
Antelope Station
Neb
A, T. Clarke
Misin Street
Camp Clarke
North Platte River Bridge
Gary
Jeweler
Cor. Vine and
Main Street
Black Hillers
Biterheau
Crockery
Remington
Front Street
Cc. A. Moore
Sidney and
Stace Line
Spotted Tall Indian
Robison
Overland
Dear's
J. W. Dear
W. Dudley
ACENT
Sidney, Nebraska
G.w.dudley
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