Choctaws Calm as Tensions Reported in Nation
No new developments in the threatened uprising. Deputies report Indians quiet. Crazy Snake says his Creek-aligned party will defend treaty rights. Governor Duke orders sheriff actions. reports of a secret Snake meeting and a 200-strong band west of Atoka emerge.
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Assassination in Belgium Ends Governor's Life
In Arlon Luxembourg governor M. Orbande Xivry was shot and killed by an employee named Schneider who then died by suicide. Schneider had recently shown signs of madness while in provincial service.
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Constitutional Convention Reported Favorable by Senate Panel
A Senate committee reported the constitutional convention measure favorable, paving the way for debate. The action signals progress for supporters seeking a statewide convention to propose amendments.
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Alarms and troop deployment mark Creek Nation unrest
Reports from Indian Territory describe widespread mobilization as Marshal Bennett and 20 deputies move toward Henrietta to arrest light horsemen on treason charges. Writs exceed 50 as authorities press the case amid denials of a full uprising.
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Bennett
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Hickorytown
Beating War Against Disease Spurs Inter-State Strife
Uanht Tornia authorities face pressure from Texas and other states to cooperate in stopping the disease spread amid mounting tensions. In Texas and Indian Territory, violent incidents color a volatile day as officials seek unity. A Marietta officer was fatally shot in a land dispute near Thackerville while a Beaumont murder adds to the grim toll.
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