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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1876

Page

5

Arms to hostile Sioux sparks heated legal slugfest

A lettered dispute ties in Secretary Robeza order cutting naval pay, Boucher kin to Spotted Tail, and agency tensions at Standing Rock. Clerical cruelty trial of Amherst pastor Lahrop surfaces, with a daughter’s near suicide revealing family strife. A travel notice from Sidney to Red Cloud outlines gravel road routes, camping spots, and a post trader’s services.

Bovucurs Old Spotted Tall Bad “Company 1 Bis Boucher Son Law of Spotted Tail Gey. Carlin Standing Rock Agency Imi Lahrop Amherst Ruth Church Sidney Red Red Willow Suske River J. W. Deer Red Cloudie Desi Omaha Heradd Red Cloud Ix Mile Creek Cottonwood Creek Neg U. P

Government spending criticized over 153 additional miles

A reader denounces a government plan to spend large sums on a commission and travel to Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies. The author argues the extra 153 miles and high per mile rates are wasteful, proposing cheaper routes and criticizing the motive behind the expenditure.

United States Red Cloud Spotted Tail Cheyenne Sidney Laramie Sam Suge

Editor's Bitter Debate Over Cheyenne Route and Red Canyon

The piece attacks the Omaha Herald and Cheyenne leaders over a route to the Black Hills, alleging biased coverage and jealousy. It claims Cheyenne cannot prosper without rivals and outlines draconian laws and threats tied to travel via the Short Cut to the Hills, including armed escort, executions, and punishment for promoting Cheyenne as the shortest route.

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Democratic Nebraska ticket listed for state offices in Omaha

The Democracy of Nebraska in Omaha announced a ticket headed by Paren England for Governor and Joseph Holman for Congress, with Miles Zenmeyer for Lieutenant Governor and other nominees for State Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, and education and public lands posts. Presidential electors named include S. H Calhoun, John Goodrich, M C Kein, and John Walter. Separately, John Walter, proprietor of the London Times, arrived in New York. born 1818 in Condon, educated at Eton and Oxford, served in Parliament since 1847 representing Nottingham and Berks, and was called to Lincoln's Inn in 1847.

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Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Railroad Promotion Text

The Great Meforims extols George Washington and truth while promoting the Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Railroad as the direct route to the Centennial. It claims low fares, fast service, elegant cars, and constant reliability through agents at 65 Clark Street Chicago and depots.

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