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Gus
Darrow
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1877
Page
3
Subscribers notice on expired subscriptions and payment terms
Subscriptions who fail to receive nine copies will understand their term has expired. The newspaper will not be sent to anyone until the subscription price of four dollars per year is paid in advance. No paper will be continued after the paid period. J B Gas-sage & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Trigun
Chenco
Gussage & CO
Fravesco
Ais Pateh
Portland
Satko
Rowte
Sitka
Sitka Jack
Sitten
Notice from Sidney Pethanari publishers policy
The Sidney Pethanari vows to provide readers with timely reliable information through telepathic and special correspondence. It aims to remove objectionable material and prevent injustice to any party, but the Teronayu will not assume liability for articles outside original editorials or local matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Pethanari
Teronayu
Ihesa Culumns
Telegraph Business Directory Items in Many Cities
A scanned list shows names and firms such as Agenia, WaniGs, Bengie Crook City, Calla Ital, Sobursse & Gramberg, Rapid City, and others across multiple towns. The fragment includes several company names, cities like Rapid City and Central City, and assorted entities with initials and abbreviations, typical of an old telegraph directory entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaniGs Bengie
Crook City
Far
Whin
Courter City
Calla & Ital
Dueadwood
Yurnbim & Co
Sobursse & Gramberg
Rapid City
Galene City
Announcement to Cheyenne candidates for county offices
Announcements may be inserted at reasonable rates in these columns until nominations are perfected. The note about the county convention and filing is mixed with various political and media notes, including references to Jefferson, Congress terms, and editorials.
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Cheyenne County
J. 3. Gossage & Co
Vinny Deover
Tribune
West Point
Sveats Point
Ieadeny
Keiton
Urivade
Bracer Woods
Oeer Mountains
Train Robbery Rumors Tie Missouri Band to Youngers
A Kansas City correspondent links last nights Union Pacific heist to a Missouri gang allied with the Youngers. The plan allegedly aimed to free the Minnesota prisoners, with Garnette and Gurtnette central figures. Only five from Missouri and several from Texas or Indian Territory are named, and pursuit is said to be slow as the gang moves eastward. The story notes heightened security and prior raids by the Youngers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Youngers
Minnesota
Northfield
Cole Younger
Maud
Gang of Eight
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Robbey
Missouri Rine
John Gurnette
Garnette
Isa
Clel Min
Uae Carier
Missouri
Texas
Railroad
Expres
Urey
Funeral of Senator Bogy of Missouri in St Louis
The funeral for Senator Bogy of Missouri was held on September 23 at Lawrence O Tool's church in St Louis. Father Hayes officiated as celebrant and Rev Father Fuller delivered the funeral discourse. City offices closed and the mayor and many officials attended along with the bar association.
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Tur
Senator Bogy
Missouri
St. Louis
Ela
Lawrence O
The Czar’s Terror and Threats on War Policy
The Czar grows irate with advisers over Turkey war and recalls Emperor Nicholas’s warning that war should be only to repel invasion. He fears assassination, keeps headquarters inaccessible, and faces a likely sixtieth birthday on April 29, 1873.
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Turkey
Nicholas
Alexander
Lynching Stirs National Debate Across Regions
The St Louis Journal notes growing acceptance of lynch law in the United States as cases spread beyond the South. It cites recent mob executions in Winchester Illinois and Grundy County Iowa, where offenders in rape cases meet vigilante justice. The piece argues the still rising sentiment supports swift punishment by rope.
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St. Louis
Winchester
Grundy County
Iowa
Poor Outlook for Methodists in California Districts
A Methodist preacher in rural California reports a harsh year with drought and hard times hindering growth. He notes deserted farms, starving livestock, and communities where prayers meet little receptivity as he travels through a sparse circuit. An American in London also laments no profanity in streets, contrasting with the preacher’s grim view of urban indifference.
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California
Alt Eught
Iman
Feas
Sala
London
Penitentiary Contract Awarded After Bid Explain
In Omaha the recent bids for state penitentiary care attracted no competitors. W. T. L. Stout and D. Crawwell submitted proposals. The contract was awarded to Mr Stout with payments of 60 cents per convict per day for two years, 55 cents for the next two, and 50 cents for the final two. This averages about 55 cents per head for six years, saving the state roughly 11,000 for every one hundred convicts over the term.
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Omaha
Stout
D. Crawell
Afr. Stout
Sis Veara
Yellow fever cases and other updates from telegraphic press
Telegraphic dispatches report forty new yellow fever cases and one death in Fernandina Florida, with other items from Paris London and New York. Highlights include Gambetta appeal proceedings in Paris, savings bank suspension in Chicago, Union Pacific bullion robbery notes, Indian affairs updates, and frontier military reports from Montana and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernandina, Fla
Fire damages U S Patent Office models in East Hall
A major blaze at the Patent, Land, Indian and Pension Office in Washington damaged upper floors and destroyed stacks of models stored near the model room. Fire units from multiple cities, plus government and navy yard engines, fought the flames. Most valuable records on lower floors remained unreached as crews and guards preserved papers and removed many models. The fire began in the model room and extended upward, with thousands of models possibly lost. Strong hopes the fire will not spread below the model room.
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Washington
Haine
Roem
Ace
Schurz
Nsefet Nia
Les Ind
Papere, Ao
Valdiere
Navy Yard
Arsens
Baltimore
Alexandria
Patent, Land, Indian and Pension Office
Interior Department
War losses and costs across ages cited in figures
The text cites Crimean War deaths around 750,000 and costs about 1.76 billion dollars. It notes the Civil War claimed 890,000 lives with expenditures near 7 billion dollars. It compares Anian and Confederate spending, projects farmer gains, and suggests prices rise modestly but income improves over years.
Nebraska Farmers Voice Livestock Totals for 1977
Avpriot Wratos reports Nebraska Farmers' Livestock in 1977 totals including horses 112 715 valued at 3 558 078 mules and asses 10 002 valued at 420 628 swine 918 704 valued at 308 443 and other categories totaling 331 000 head valued at 3 251 066 plus sleep AGR 88 865. The figures cover live stock across major classes with measured values.
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Avpriot Wratos
Nebraska
Stanley Returns Home From Congo Expedition
A dispatch notes that Stanley arrived at Loundo on August 21 and reached Boma River, Congo, on the 6th with 115 men, one map lost, a man drowned. It describes the arduous two thousand mile route from Zanzibar to Lower Guinea with fifty seven rapids, calling the journey a complete success and praising him as a big card for the Herald.
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New York “Herald
United States
St. Paul de Loundo
Stanley
Loundo
Boma River
Congo
Zanzibar
Afusa
Lower Guinea
Herald
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