Progress of the Work for its Establishing at Aickamauga Park
Georgia lawmakers advance the plan to establish a national park at Chickamauga with detailed topographical surveys, tablet markers, and battlefield maps. The commission, led by General Stewart and Col Kellogg, advances land conveyances, park boundaries, and monument plans, aiming for rapid completion and a dedicatory program.
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Tye
Georgia
Senate
Lewis- Tee
Fullerton
Gommimon
Legislara
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Tesiglature
de Sra de Galahon
Collesgue
Stewart
Epstkas
Aisnes
Dome
Nork Neesseary
Aran Corps
Loti Arimies
Eigen
Dade
Belmady Ermalzatona
Bok
Janesutuhe
Ami
Athenat
Keone
Thor
Laine Y. Sansom
Hkinggold
Heroe
Sark
Kellogg
Rosscrans
Melvemore’s Cave
Lockout
Fe Iene
East Alabama Fair Proves A Great Success At Opelika
A great success marks the East Alabama Fair in Opelika with about 15,000 attendees over the week. The show featured excellent displays, fine races, and performances. Coronel S. Houston presented a £150 gold watch to President W. Thomas for services. The fair is described as a permanent institution with crowds and satisfaction high. Horses and wagons were auctioned. Pawnee Bull will stay in Opelika, and Indians performed well. The Compress Will Be Ready for December business in Orxtina.
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East Alabama
Grrarka
Ala
Opelika
Wis
Soma
Develoa
Credis
Coronel S . Houston
W . Thomas
Wales
Pawnee
Opehky
Orxtina
Opelika Compress Company
Dancing Indians and Messiah Fails to Succeed in Northwest Crisis
General Stanley says troops have not been ordered to Pine Ridge and expects no Indian uprising. Reports from Pine Ridge, Rosebud, and Forts detail troop movements, ghost dancing fears, and preparations, with warnings of possible attacks while officials emphasize no imminent danger despite widespread tension.
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Saxantonio
Tex
United States Military Department of Texas
Washington
Sanley
Males
Ruger
Pine Ridge
Buffalo
Big Horn Wallus
Prete
Episcopal Church
Ashley
Garrett
Pretto
Pine Ridge Agency
Iast
Seventh Cavalry
Se Low
Wesley Merritt
Department of the Missoun
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
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Campion
Fort Tiley
Ping Hidge
Cmcaco
Wiles
Williams
Corbin
United States Army
Shorty Bull
White River
Pass Creek
Pine Indge
Indiana
Chel Two Snakes
Mars Saya
Les
Higgina
Great Palls Mont
Navy
Poplar Creek
Peplat
Poplar Gracie Agency
Dakota
Dominion of Canada
White Gue
White Gat
Joe
Woody Mountain
Fort Belknap Reservation
Thors A. Scout
Buford
Isooyar
Hay
Tum
Fort Belknap
Thera
Brooke
Miles
Araiy
Lacan
Nelson County
Reseree Ton
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Batwa
Missouri River
Paci
Fie
Sa Asa
Rosebud
Spot Vone
Shot Bull
Ac Redelant
Brookuor
Roger
Paw Iy
Ratone
Rushville
Second
Amos
Alax Keller
Clarke
Omaha
Montay
Fort Sidney
Brooks
Abstein
Duncan
Hoyer
Poland
Bushrila
Guy W Henry
Asualry
Fort McHurney
Ctiera
Thimore
Butlers
Pino Stdeo
Buffalo Gap
Huw
Redskins
Arly
Tancpa
White Horse
The Burrows Gang Confession Revealed in Prison Letters
A Louisville paper reports on Jaekaon Agee plus confessions from Slobber Jackson of the Burrows gang. It details letters from prison that claimed to expose the trio Burrows Jackson Smith, the Duck Hill robbery, Buckatanra raid and other train heists, with Jackson fluctuating on cooperation and a plan to publish a full gang memoir.
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Sfise
Democrat
Jackson
Rube Burrows
Memphis
Agee
Eapreas Company
South
Tes Pal
Rube
Mensten
Jed
Burrows
Jost
Smith
Dock Hill
Jackson Agoin
Allecuanta
Old Lullowelnup
Lamarecounty
Alabama
Buba
Thare
Farrow
Lamar County
Ala
Express Company
Rubs Smith
Buckaiuara
Septen
Chua
Occurence Jackson Saya
Chester A Maghs
Duck Hill
Duck Hill Robbery Hu Bes and Conductor Willaston
Wanchester
Pyol
Hughes
Wiile Burcans
Jackson Euys
Kinghes
Ming
Torus
Nesta
Noted family tale links to a looming robbery case
The account outlines Burrows and his family’s alleged poverty before the robbery. A fourteen year old son extols his father as a hero and aspires to emulate him in crime. The family’s motive hinges on financial strain and the father’s downfall.
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Burrows
Tae
Min
Tragedy and Confession Unearthed in Huntington Mob Case
In Huntington on Saturday and Thursday a mob attacked a jailed man, William Widdis, who earlier killed stableman Con stable Ross and wounded another. Widdis, shown to reporters, said he had nine years of morphine addiction and begged for the drug. A deputy sheriff noted entry by a stranger who handed Widdis a pistol, and one mob member was shot. The scene remains under inquiry.
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Rube Smith
Smith
Burrawa
Jackson
ES Strolds
Vernon
Ala
Burrows
Snutl
Thac Barrows
Barrows
William Widdis
Ross
Huntington
Widdis
Widdiss
Astol
Sellws
Murder at the Outskirts of Union City
A coroner’s inquest in Union City confirms that Gryus Jeter died from a pistol wound inflicted by David Plow last night near the city outskirts. Plow fled the scene and has not been seen since as a crowd hunted him.
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Union
David Plow
Gryus Jeter
Givus Jeter
Bishopville in Arms as Riots Reported in South Carolina
Dispatches describe Bishopville fearing mob violence after guards were attacked and two colored prisoners released. Governor Richardson orders Sumter Light Infantry to aid sheriff, with further telegrams confirming mobilization.
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W . Dexro Moh Cormars
Richardson
Bishopsile
Sumtar
Sumter
Reies
Bichopville
Bishopville
Ling Isa
Sherif Carson
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