Indians Keep Quiet Amid Fearful Indian War Talk
Reports from Fremont and surrounding areas describe growing Indian tension and possible war parties near Jacksons Hole Oregon Buttes and Sweetwater mines. Cavalry and 800 camp Indians are noted with scouts warning settlers while Rev. Sherman Coolidge argues tribe reliance on tradition shapes game law understanding and calls for tribal council discussions.
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Indian Scare Spreads Near Fremont County Settlers Seek Arms
Fremont county settlers alarmed as a band of 100 to 300 Indians, likely Utes from Duchesne, wait near South Pass and LeWiston. Governor Richards is asked to send guns while R. D. Woodruff, Rock Springs inspector general, is instructed to use discretion. Local reports note potential clashes with Bannock and proximity to Lander and Hoback valley.
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Distilleries Refuse One Year Shutdown In Kentucky
Louisville July 31 report that large distilleries in Kentucky object to a one year shutdown plan as they produced no whisky last year and thus oppose the broader halt. The movement to close all distilleries for a year may fail due to this reluctance. Russian royalty travels to Denmark as Grand Duke George the czarewitch and Grand Duke Michael set out for Denmark amid health concerns.
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Unprotected Industries Call for Export Bounties in Protection Plan
Prominent agricultural and ship building leaders in the United States meet to urge congressional action. They approve a principal resolution demanding equal protection by extending to agricultural staples and American shipping an export bounty or differential duties to revive the merchant marine and shield farmers from foreign competition.
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Fort Scott Floods as 4.2 Inches Drench City in Seven Hours
Unprecedented rains flood the Fort Scott southeast Kansas area driving families from homes. In seven hours 4.2 inches fell and the Missouri Pacific shops are surrounded. Two fatalities occur on a flooded street as the Arkansas and Marmaton rivers rise above record levels. Other towns report similar deluges and property damage across southern Kansas and nearby Missouri.
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Legislature May Force Extra Session Over University Funds
The Kansas Legislature approved a two year 100000 dollar annual appropriation for the State University but failed to enact a covering levy. The attorney general ruled the state board of equalization cannot levy, implying the university will run out of funds and an extra session may be forced. Andrew Franklin, likely the oldest man in the west, dies in Busgtington. He voted in every presidential election since Madison and once served in the state legislature.
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Linn County Democratic convention backs Boies for governor
Linn county Democrats named delegates to the state convention and adopted a resolution praising ex Governor Horace Boies as the party leader and urging his nomination. Secretary Welch says bimetallists likely to control the state convention with many counties instructing for free coinage of silver at 16 to 1.
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