Indian Arson and Shootings Spark Oklahoma Tragedy
John Tiger, a ferryman, fueled by drink, shot and killed Joseph Beck and Dave Porter after a quarrel with I M B Roper in Eufaula. He injured Bud Taylor, fought deputies, and surrendered with an arm to be amputated. another frontier incident follows near Checotah. In Indiana a Cementville race riot ensues with armed blacks, white storekeepers under siege, and a sheriff-backed effort to prevent violence.
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I. T
John Tiger
Arkansas River
Eufaula
I. M. B. Roper
Roper
Tiger
Joseph Beck
Dave Porter
Chief Porter
Johnson
Missouri
Bud Taylor
Marshal Johnson
Jeffersonville
Ind
Atementville
Panhandle Road
Sam Kendall
Rave
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Cartridges Found Linked to Goebel Murder Inquiry
Frankfort Kentucky December 26 a clerk in the auditors office found a cartridge box with eight patched smokeless powder cartridges 88 55 matching the bullet from the Goebel body. Youtsey a Goebel murder participant was a clerk there and Barnes testified he saw him with a cartridge box.
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Frankfort
Senator Goebel
Youtsey
George Barnes
Boer Invasion Shows Dutch Residents Align With Rebels
London reports Cape Colony in trouble as Dutch residents join the Boers in Philipstown. General Kitchener prepares fresh reinforcements while rail traffic halts and clashes occur near Burghersdorp and Venterstad. Separate items note a Missouri murder, a Texan farming death, a Galveston injury, and a Checotah shooting.
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Cape Colony
Morning Post
Cape Town
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Venterstad
Burghersdorp
Times
Boutelle Will Resign From House of Fifty-seventh Congress
Charles A. Boutelle of Bangor Maine will tender his resignation from the house around March 4 following an understanding with President McKinley.
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Washington
Charles A. Boutelle
Bangor
House
McKinley
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