McMahon cites forged electoral certificates in Potter Committee testimony
In Lavisse testimony, McMahon argues that the U S Constitution requires distinct lists of presidential and vice presidential vote recipients. He notes the Kellogg certificate failed legal form and that forged No 3 and No 3 Duplicate documents were used eight times to alter the state vote. He asserts Hayes earned the White House through this scheme.
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Pr. McMahon
Potter
Lavisse
United States
Kellogg
Electoral Commission
Levisse
Villany
Hayes
White House
A miner reports a grim snowbound encounter in the plains
A Black Hills miner writes of a chilling scene with two skeletons in a horse carcass and a man who killed his horse and crawled inside it to escape the cold. Wolves and carrion birds stripped both skeletons as he recalls a sight he never forgets.
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Black Hills
Thas
Grist Mill Sought for Sidney with Water Power Advantage
Sidney seeks a grist mill to be built locally using water power at low cost. The editorial calls for help from Sterling friends and local business to attract a millman, noting wheat growers on the South Platte and immigration prospects as promising. Information on regional wheat production can be obtained by addressing the editor.
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Sidney
South Platte
Dawson County Pioneer Seeks Sidney Route Mail Savings
Efforts continue to restore the Sidney mail route to the Black Hills, abandoned in favor of Cheyenne. Advocates argue the Sidney path is about sixty to seventy-five miles shorter, cheaper to operate, and a more practical road, offering government savings.
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Dawson County
Sidney
Black’ Hills
Cheyentier -Tue
Trukgrata
Saya
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Coach Reaches Town After Muddy Hills
The Cheyenne coach, due yesterday, arrived this forenoon after heavy roads in the Hills. Horses were mired at one point and had to be yanked out with a bull team. The passenger list included four women and six children.
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Deadwood Times
Ogallala News Briefs Report Snipe Hunt And Court Martial Update
Ogallala June 4 1878 residents note snipe hunting gains popularity with a barber captured and held sack at midnight while Texas cattle arrive daily and summer business looks bright. The Kautz court martial in Omaha issues a public decision virtually acquitting Col Kautz and restoring him to command of the 8th Infantry.
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Ogallala
Ogalletz
Texas
Ogood
Joz
Kautz
Omaha
Stainer
Cen
8Th Infantry
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