President meets Shoshone and Arapaho chiefs at Wind River camp
At Camp Washakie Wyoming August 9 the president saluted 500 warriors from the Shoshone and Arapaho tribes. Chiefs Washakie and Black Coal presented gifts. war dance followed. Civilians ordered off reservation. telegraph seized. passes required. officials monitor all movement. The article also describes Sweetwater surroundings, local mineral wealth, and reservation details including 1909 peace.
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Port Wasnaxre
Washakie
Black Coal
Arapahoes
Norcutt
Carlisle School
Bharp Nese
Pa T
United States
General Sheridan
Western Union
Sweetwater
Camp Sweetwater
Sweet Valley
Wind River Mountains
Fremont’s Peak
Temple
Wind River Peak
Sweetwater Range
Seminole
South Pass City
Atlantic
Delight
Big Horn
Wassakie
Wyoming Territory
Yellowstone Park
Indian Agency
Fort Washakie
Old Camp Brown
Little Wind River
Dr. Irwin
Work on Georgia Florida and Alabama waterways documented
The War Department received Maj or Camrel s report on diver and harbor work in the Mobile district for the year ending June 30. It details dredging of a 22 foot depth cut near Dog River bar, projected channel width, and progress across multiple rivers and bays in Florida Georgia and Alabama. It outlines costs, fund availability, expected completions by 1884, and ongoing maintenance needs for channels, jetties, and shore protections. Chattanooga cow ordinance enforcement noted with nightly depredation crackdown.
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Georgia
Forida
Alabama
Washington
Camrell
Mobile
J.ks
War Department
Board of Engineers
Dog River Bar
Cluster No. 31
Fow River
Z Bay
Urab
Pensacola
Florida
Key West
Chattahoochee ‘River
Little Uchee
Sleek Bluff
Columbus
Ball Creek
Flint River
Swift Creek
Montezuma
Albany
Apalachicola River
Apalachicola Bay
Tampa Bay
Tampa
Spanish Town Point
Suwannee River
Choctawhatchie River
Cahabanver
Tallapoosa
Alabaran
Alabama River
Wetumpka
Ala
Black Warrior River
Tombigbee River
Vienna
Demopolis
Demopolia
Manatee River
Fls
Spanish Revolutions Spur Rifts Across Europe
Fresh outbreaks scorch Spain as cabinet summons suspend constitutional guarantees and declares possible siege. Royal decrees dismiss officials at Badajos. Santo Domingo regiment mutinous. Seo de Urgel garrison revolts. Barcelona workers cry out and flee to the hills. Authorities deploy troops to restore order amid widespread unrest and international concern.
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Augusta
Spain
Ahe Numuncia
Santo Domingo
Tognony
Lagera
Barcelona
Maparip
Badajos
Sagaso
Madrid
London
Seo de Urgel
Lerida
Davis Answers Black Secedes Criticism of Buchanan Era
Ex Confederate Davis replies to Judge Jeremiah S. Black’s secession secrets critique. He defends Buchanan and himself, cites U.S. and South Carolina cessions, fort Sumter loyalties, and eminent domain disputes, arguing Black misstates intent and undermines constitutional defense during Charleston crisis.
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Buchanan
Judge Black
Philadelphia Times
Jeremiah S. Black
Davis
Sumter
South Varaiuina
Mr. Davis
Esase
Ike
Congress
Charleston
United States Senate
Charlegton
Gay
Black
Port Sumter
United Stakes
Wort Sumter
I. W. Hayne
United States
South Carolina
Fort Sumter
Fort Moultrie
Peromptings
United States of America
Fort Johnson
Port Pinckney
Scul
Sampit River
Mustard Island
Bufort River
Hlenaig
Thomas Graysoi
John Jenkins
William Knott
Read
Dalie] Stevens
Joseph Alston
Ulway
Savage Ksmith
Robert Barnwell
Senate
House of Representatives
New York
Virginia
Brookly Navy Yard
Fortress Monroe
Massachusetts
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Isaac W. Hayne
James Buchanan
Washington
Buward
Wafely
Fort Bumter
Anderson
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Tenn
Chattanooga
Sihays
Parnell
Wicklow
Ireland
Trevelyan
Guardians of the
North Dock Union
Canada
Liverrood
O'Herlily
Deassy
Acharpe
Pesty
Moriie Scharf
Naghepyhaza
Pesther Dayd
Nyieregyhaza
Tisza Bzlar
Joseph Scharf
Moritz Scharf
Annam
Paris
Vianlan
Hue
London Times
Hong Kong
Tonquin
Yien Nan
Kwang Si
Canton
Chine
Loxpox
Cetewayo
Natalia
M. Fenillant
The
Gaulois
iMiysee
Grevy
Pierre’ II
Pemps
Pierre
Tamatave
Hoogland
Temps
Rome
Vatican
Portugal
France
Mexico
Colombia
Australia
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Pathan
Kavanaugh
Jamea Hanlon
Joe Smith
Phenix Park
Melbourne
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Lownpon
St. Petersburg
the Times
Ischia
Narues
Palmieri
Guescardi
Agiolora
Chlorera
Loxpon
Egypt
Cairo
Whitney
Leonard Whitney
Southern District
J.D. Clarke
Philadelphia
Captain Whitney
Weabington
Nowike
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Rapid
Brtherhood
Covington
Athens
Amalgamated 3In
Paladelphia
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers’ Convention
Pittsnine
Connellaville
Knights of Labor
Knights Fof
Morewood & McCure
Ile
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Victoria
B.C
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Departure Bay
Seattele
Pelea Adreek Crime and Casualty
Fatel
Lees
Hussey, Howe & Co A
Steel Manufacturing Establishment
Charles Ashman
Robert Sherrity
Ashman
Sherrity
Cincinnati
Cleveland End Lorain Road
Massillon
Graham
Wilson
Cuattanoova
Thomas Hughes
Randolph Wilson
South Tredegar Iron Works
Riehmann
A. M. Lyon & Co’s
W. W. Waldrom
G. P. Hawes & Co’s
Manitobah
Glasgow
Straits of Belle Isle
W. Sweet
Ottawa
Ont
Gilmour E
Hull
Quebec
Danville
RE. Land A. Gerst
8. H. Holland & Co
Hale
Hickey «Y Dyer
Charles W. Copeland
Boston
Charles W. Copeland & Co
Fayette
Shaw Bros
Cubao
Talequah
Indian Territory
Bunning
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