Georgia Republicans in dispute over Longstreet Buck leadership
The Georgia Republican factions clashed over patronage and leadership as General Longstreet and Colonel Buck vie for influence. Buck supporters claim Longstreet seeks a comfortable post while Longstreet loyalists deny any fight and push harmony. Rumors of letters denouncing Longstreet swirl, with both sides claiming proximity to the president and calls for unity amid ongoing intra party tensions.
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Wasmxatox
Georgia
Longstreet
Buck
Barrison
Lonestreet
Locka
Thepublican Party
Colonel Buck
General Longstreet
Duck
ME Rawin
Marion Bawin
Georgis
Tuck
Gunert Longstree
Irwin
Longstrect
Harrison
Long Street Yay
Galisl Mack
Geneal Longstreet
LwWsep
Townshend Funeral to Be Held in Shawneetown
Rep Townshend of Illinois will be buried in Shawneetown after religious services in Washington. Funeral and burial set for Wednesday afternoon, with Congress members and family escorting the body to the Baltimore and Ohio line for transport to Shawneetown. Townshend, born in Prince George County, rose from a House page to a prominent Democratic congressman noted for earnestness and military affairs leadership.
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Asurxaron
Representative Townshend
Tihnols
Riggs Houses
Father Chapelle
St. Matthews Church
Father Waller
St Patrick's Church
Congress
Citizens
Times
Washington
Townshend
Baltimore and
Ohi
Shawneetown
Congressional Committee
Townshend Wis
Prince George County
House
Senate
Townalond
Dick Ag
Tenipht
House of Representatoives
Plaon
Ilinois
Pole
Mineteenth
Aody
Appropriations Committee
Iwa
Oklahoma Boomers to be Removed by Military Action
March 10 dispatch reports a strong military push to clear boomers from the region. Camps prepare to move decisively, with routes to Arkansas City or Patcoll discussed, and resistance to returning to Kansas. Rumors also allege large-scale removal of intruders from Potawatomi County and possible action in Chickasaw country affecting Purcell.
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Patcol
Agai
Reno
Pottawattoone County
Chickasaw
Purcell
Burcell
Werther
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Argual
Texas
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Tennessee
Arkansas
South Atlantic
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvasia
Weaves Strike Looms Over Wage Rise Dispute
Fort Bryer March 10 weavers resolve to strike tomorrow morning after failing to win recognition for their union The current demand seeks 19 to 21 cents per gut and a 10 percent raise on all other goods The strike includes workers at American Linen Richard Borden Flat Mechanics Sagamore Svaconnel Warrginsett Laurel Lake Osborn Weetanjara and Wampanoag facilities. Also notes a separate police report on Murfreesboro killer Dan Foti allegedly evading justice.
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Foll Hiver
Fort Bryer
Ennissonme
American Linen
Richard Borden
Flat
Mechanics
Sagamore
Svaconnel
Warrginsett
Laurel
Lake
Osborn
Weetanjara
Wampanoag
Horrible Massacre of French Tourists in Yellowstone Park
Reports from Canyon City claim a brutal attack on a party of French tourists in Yellowstone National Park. Hank Ferry, sole survivor, describes a ferocious assault by Indians with bodies found mutilated and scalped. A posse forms as authorities seek the slain travelers and the killer party.
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Cneyveaux
Wyoming
Hera
Yellowstons National Park
Canyon City
Hank Ferry
Feny
M. LeClaire
J Vincent
Paul Gerst
Mme Vincent
Virginia City
Moat
United States
Gerstorst
M Vincent
Lert Ferry
Futy
Mete Dians
Sf Ance
Reform League signals tax cut aim and education drive
An address from the Massachusetts Reform League declares the Cleveland defeat proves the public must be enlightened and taxed less as the league presses for free raw materials and a broader message to farmers while urging contributions to reduce taxation and boost industrial prosperity. The speech underscores reform urgency and names leaders Henry Jetce, Win Lloyd Harrison, JUsialey and John F. Andrew.
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Massachusetta League
Bostox
Maasarhasstts ‘Pasiff Reform League
Cleveland
Mavsacharetta Reform League
Prac
Java
New England
Pannsylvania
Bose
Henry Jetce
Win Lloyd Harrison
Jusialey
John F. Andrew
Tenderfoot Cowboy Elopes With Widowed Station Agent
James Kidd a grocer from Omaha and Minnie McCool the widow fled a chaotic Cheyenne ranch romance. Kidd faced gunmen at a dance, wounded several, and was saved by Minnie and Sheriff Wheeler. They rode to Chadron and wed, pursued by Martin Hunton and a dozen cowboys who reportedly killed one and wounded five before Kidd escaped with Minnie into Nebraska.
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New York Herald
Deverns
Wy. T
James Kadd
Omaha
Minnie McCool
Minnie Ritchie
Bee
Iowa
Robert
Cheyenne
Buffalo
Motioo
Martin Hunton
Afay
Wyoming
Buffalo Ann
Hind
Plains
Kidd
Heanton
Hentex
Kiddon
Hanton
Attom
Kidd Hunton
Hunton
Wheeler
Siddon
Dan Tucker
Iim
Ed Cook
Cook
Wade
Lim
Dehund
Is Wheeler
Chadron
Neb
Nooe
Nebraska
Sheri Williams
Abduction and Murder of a Child Near Earlville
A sixteen year old girl Cora Carnahan disappeared from her home in Detaines house and was found dead after eloping with McLachlin. They died from revolver shots at a farm house six miles southeast of Earlville. The father of the girl learned of the tragedy and headed to the scene as detectives traced footprints through muddy fields toward a farmhouse. The case includes the alleged marriage and the couple’s deaths, with police advancing the investigation into the ill-fated elopement religion and crime context.
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McLachlin
Gurl
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Earlville
Elmer Davis
Davis
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Solitabailee
Socordanes
Pete
Cara
Bilbere Sun
Young
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Cuxcaco
Elliott
Obi
Jengo
Carahan
Duke McLachlan
Gora Carnahan
Szzrcina
Bpruce Creek
Conkwright
Irving
Susan Holder
Jim
Bill
Noble Holden
Scholl
Codey
Howard
Frank Conkwright
Sven Holden
Jim Bill
Jon Conkwright
Rear
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