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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1966

Page

4

Courthouse Would Put India Has Own All Under Same Roof

The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners approved preliminary plans for a new courthouse to house all county offices under one roof with parking on court house square. Cost estimates run about 445000 with main floor 17 per sq ft and basement 8 per sq ft, building around the present courthouse to allow continued use of the old structure during construction.

India Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners Courthouse Square Commissioners Veterans’ Service Consolidated Motor Vehicle Department Welfare Sidney S. G Betty Allen S. G. Allen

Irish-born John Sutton rose from frontier service to Lincoln writer

John Patrick Sutton, born in Ireland and arriving in 1865, served in the U S Army from 1866 to 1869 including duties with the 18th Infantry and escorting U S War Secretary Rawlings and Gen Grenville Dodge. After discharge he promoted Irish independence in Canada, edited pro Irish papers in New York and Chicago, moved to Lincoln in 1886, and later wrote for Lincoln papers. He was made Knight of St Gregory in 1913 and died in 1934 at age 88.

Nebraska Military Frontier Nebraska State Historical Society John Patrick Sutton Sutton Ireland U.S. Army St. Louis Henry B. Carrington Fort Kearney Reno Fetterman Sedgwick Canada Irish National League of America New York City Chicago Lincoln John Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Wa Irish National League St. Gregory Pius X

Hawaii closes first railroad after 187 years

The Kahului Railroad on Maui ends operations after 187 years since its 1878 founding in the Kingdom era. Passenger service ended in 1936. About a score of workers, represented by a union, have been laid off or retired. Nearly 40 miles of track and five diesel locomotives will be sold along with other rolling stock. Only Oahu Railway remains in business.

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