Wyoming Guerrilla Warfare Threat Looms After Regent War
Cheyenne April 16 Reports from the cattle war scene say hostility persists despite U S troops arrival. The slaying of Champion and Ray fuels bitter mood and guerrilla tactics may resume with isolated ambushes. Prisoners tied to Ray and Champion killings to be moved to Douglas for grand jury action amid fears of lynching.
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Cheyenne, Wy
United States
Champion
Ray
Douglas
Flood Toll in Mississippi Tops 260 Amid Destruction
Aberdeen Mississippi reports the Tombigbee River flood has displaced thousands, with up to 260 lives feared lost and over 150 bodies recovered. Relief parties operate as land and cattle losses mount. horror tales emerge of hunger, exposure, and survivors adrift on rafts.
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Aberdeen
Misa
Tombigbee
Order Delivered to Fort McKinney Cattlemen in Wyoming
General Brooke in Omaha informs Governor Barber that the secretary of war ordered the forty odd cattlemen at Fort McKinney turned over. Communication delays from Johnston county raise alarm as rustlers threaten to kill prisoners during transfer toward Douglas, with Wyoming public sentiment shifting toward the rustlers.
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Acretary of War
Montana
Curvenne
General Brooke
Omaha
Department of the Platte
Barber
Secretary of War
Fort McKinney
Johnston County
Buffalo
Douglas
Wyoming
Brooke
Florida paymaster and carrier murdered for their money
A telegram from Ocala reports two men murdered near Hernando in Citrus county. Robert Stevenson paymaster for Empire State Phosphate and a mail carrier named Payne were killed for money, Stevenson having drawn 1800 dollars at Merchants National Bank and taking the funds to pay workers. The bodies were found warm.
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Florida
Ocala
Fla
Silver Springs
Gulf Road
Hernando
Citrus County
Robert Stevenson
Empire State Phosphate Company
Payne
Stevenson
Trouble Expected on Slaseton Reservation Land Rush
Brown's Valley Minnesota reports brewing trouble on the Sioux reservation as men who filed at Watertown push into the reserves northwestern lands and a new townsite. Officials warn the situation may escalate in coming days while many squatters could not reach distant claims. Local notices urge readers to shop at Tay for spring jackets.
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Slaseton
Brown's Valley
Minn
Watertown
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