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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1884
Page
1
A fragmentary reflection speaks of Celts and Gauls crossing seas and rivers into a land described as God’s promised, with conquests turning toward a distant, sweeter way and a realization of a vast, fertile landscape after earlier struggles.
In Chicago a boarding house hosts five male tenants and Miss Carson. Jealousy erupts as Mr Hall schemes with Miss Carson while Mr Fay pursues Flo. A tangle of affections, engagements, and a looming marriage tests loyalties and plans for a future.
The Earl of Linsdale touring Arkansas remarks on cold weather and recalls meeting a boy chopping wood. He asks the boy how long he has lived there and the boy replies he has lived there since birth.
The article describes a famed Mexican bandit known as The Mysterious Man, his daughter in Brussels, and a Durango gang massacre. It notes his code of honor sparing countrymen, pursuits by authorities, and a surprising twist revealing the bandit leader as a woman.
Ernest Ingersoll and Harpers Monthly recount the exploration of Great Salt Lake from early maps and explorer reports. The piece traces Bonneville’s discovery, Powell’s restoring effort, and the lake as remnant of a larger ancient water body amid 1840s emigration and a Grant Ward investment tale.
Special notices are priced at 10 cents per final. Job work is neat and prompt. We handle all kinds of book and blank work and print lawyer briefs in approved legal style.
Washington correspondence recalls meeting Union soldiers from the army of the Potomac called high toned yet friendly. They shared scarce rations with the Cumberland troops as they fought near Lookout Mountain and crossed the Chattahoochee River with rebuilt bridges and rapid supply trains.
The Greely reception will feature a military and civic procession with children of the city, city hall and public buildings decorated, a grand fireworks display, and illuminations. Special trains and steamers will bring crowds. about 20 000 expected to attend with triumphal arches and a gaily decorated carriage welcome.
The Portland Advertiser reports that the Republican party gained its name on August 7 in Strong, Franklin County Maine. Meetings and committees formed a union basis, with three conventions held and leaders chosen in a linked effort toward a united party.
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