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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1877
Page
4
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The document proclaims a national day of thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November. It emphasizes gratitude for divine mercy, the year’s peace and prosperity, and asks citizens to join in prayers and abstain from secular cares. Signed by President Rutherford B. Hayes.
Fragmented text reports political maneuvering in Congress and state elections. It notes Joan Mosuiisgry’s racing windfall in Baltimore and hints at shifting seats in the New York Legislature. It mentions Wank Hameron and Mamburg Butler, a call to refer a case to the state for a new election, and references to Greeley and prison release.
Oliver P Morton, long serving Indiana politician and Republican Governor, died in Indianapolis after a long illness. Born in Weyne cn, Indiana, he rose from lawyer to governor and senator, guiding Union efforts in Civil War and serving on key committees before illness worsened. He led state efforts to support the Union, raised funds and troops, and declined a 1870 English mission. His later years were marked by paralysis and declining health, ending with his death in 1887.
A violent group of white men forms guerrilla bands along the western border, committing murders and arson. They are captured, tried, and sentenced, while a contrasting depiction shows authorities offering quiet, lenient measures and gifts to a compliant individual.
A fragmentary clipping hints at a discussion involving Sherman and Grant, noting a similarity claimed between past and present actions. The shaky text limits clarity on context, persons, or concrete outcomes.
Rain persisted in Indianapolis on November 5 as crowds gathered for a funeral with military honors. The pallbearers, a presidential escort, and Cabinet members attended the service at Crown Hill Cemetery, followed by a formal procession and burial, with divisions including military units, Odd Fellows, clergy, and city officials.
A crowd gathers as Gov Witham nominates Voorhees to fill a vacancy in the Indiana Senate. The speech stresses unity, duty, and fidelity to working classes, praising a wise, honest leadership and the prosperity of the state. Applause followed the remarks.
Election in Lincoln County passed quietly with 490 votes countywide. J Cooper won County Commissioner, Alex Struthers reelected Treasurer, Coz. Brunt elected County Clerk, John LaMan you victorious for Surveyor with 400 county votes.
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