Centennial Celebration Proclamation in Nebraska
The document outlines a joint resolution urging Nebraskans to assemble on July 4 1876 to produce and file historical sketches of their counties or towns. It notes approval dates, the filing in county clerks offices and the Library of Congress, and references commemorations tied to the national centennial with state participation and preparations for Nebraskan exhibits. The passage also mentions leadership remarks about General Custer and mock praise for Centennial Exposition preparations with Nebraskan officials and governors involved.
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Librarian of Congress
Nebraska
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
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House of Representatves
Red Devils
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Mew from Deadwood Diggings Opens Miners’ Fair Earnings
The latest from Dyapwoop City, D T dated April 25 1876 reports miners opening claims and earning seven to twenty dollars daily, supplies scarce due to snow and Indian depredations. Indians along Red Canyon and Cheyenne Ft Laramie roads threaten travel. parties of twenty five to fifty well armed advised. Cattle preferred over horses for defense. settlement slow until Indian threat eased.
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Red Canyon
Cheyenne
Ft. Larmie
Sidney
Bismarck
Ft. Pierrie
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
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