Daring Capture of Snake Chief Near Eufaula
Deputy Marshal Grant Johnson and Bonnie McIntosh of Eufaula captured Chitto Harjo Crazy Snake after clashing with Snake Indians near Eufania Sunday. They retained custody with a guard of soldiers under Lieutenant Dixon, signaling a potential end to the uprising.
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Henrietta
I. T
Hostile Creeks Refuse Talk With Bristow Officials
Bristow Oklahoma Territory January 28 Major G W Little Pawnee Bill leads a posse including Captain Edmund Harrick US Marshals Dean Hogan and Churchwell Indian Police Key Howell Saunders to Creek stamping grounds six miles south of Bristow. Indians refuse conference and tom Tigger captain of Creek light horsemen is under arrest. A telegram authorizes arming and swearing in citizens to defend property until soldiers arrive from Henrietta.
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Bristow
I. T
G. W. Little
Pawnee Bill
Edmund Harrick
The
Creek Light Horsemen
United States
Dean
Hogan
Churchwell
Key Howell and Saunders
Hot Creeks
Tom Tigger
Dean, Hogan
Posse
Muskogee
Marshal Bennett
Henrietta
Katy Asks for Troops to Guard the Road Through Trouble District
New York reports from January 28 that A A Allen vice president of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad cites danger of full blooded Indians destroying tracks and bridges in Indian Territory. He asks for military aid as US Marshal Bennett and party prepare to intervene.
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Katy
Trouble District
New York
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
A. A. Allen
Road
Indian Territory
United States
Bennett
Mr. Allen
Henry Rouse
McKinley
Muskogeee
I. T
Wetumak
Eufaula
Crazy Snake
Henrietta
Marshal Bennett
United States Court For the Northern District
Thomas
Madonna and Child Murillo destroyed in Sacred Heart fire
In Guthrie Oklahoma Territory on January 28, reports say a Murillo painting of the Madonna and child valued at 5000 dollars was among pictures lost in a Sacred Heart mission blaze. The total loss reaches 150000 dollars with 20000 dollars insured.
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Guthrie
O. T
Sacred Heart Mission
Murillo
Broad Briefs From Across the Nation and World
A sweeping roundup reports fires in Kansas City and Peru, deaths from accidents in Alabama Texas and Ontario, plagues in Mexico and India, a railway and political intrigues, floods and hurricanes abroad, and notable deaths including Verdi and a banker’s disappearance. It notes a railroad syndicate seeking Pullman works and local court house funding in Oklahoma, plus a mass Smallpox outbreak among Indians and a large St. Louis fair funding dispute.
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Blossberg
Ala
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Italy
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Ind
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Zion City Bank
Chicago
Herbert Hallett
Helen
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Bomanville
Ont
Mexico
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Osborne & Dorsey
Luna
Melne Caro
Paris
France
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Hull
Eng
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N. Y
William of
Germany
Fleischman
Cincinnati
Saengerfest Association
McKinney
Liverpool
Nazatlan
Mex
Anadarko Agency
Kingfisher County
Oklahoma Territory
Grand Saline
Beckville
Norway
Identified Suspect in Holton Murder Case
Dennis Jackson alias Jackson Spears, held on concealed weapons charges in St Joseph Missouri, is positively identified by Deputy U S Marshal Potter as the suspect in the Holton Kansas murder of his mother-in-law and likely wounding his wife. He will be sent to Holton once judge Phillis issues the order.
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St Joseph
Dennis Jackson
Jackson Spears
Pottawottamie
Luna Post Office Wrecked by Dynamite Blast
A dynamite explosion wrecked the Luna Texas post office in Van Zandt county Saturday night injuring Will Osburn H Mallory and Mr Stallings. Authorities say no one can account for the damage and the motive remains unknown.
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Luna, Tex
Luna
van Zandt County
Will Osburn
H. Mallory
Stallings
Prisoners Still at Large in Fort Worth Jail Break
Fort Worth Texas January 28 four prisoners who escaped Saturday remain at large while four recaptured inmates are accounted for authorities search every direction. In Washington January 28 Secretary Root intends to allow General MacArthur to recruit ten regiments of Filipino infantry and cavalry once the army bill passes.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Washington
Root
MacArthur
Invaders reach Ondis Acorn district near Cape Town
Cape Town reports invaders reached the Ondis Acorn district and engaged in a light skirmish with defense forces. Officials describe the clash as minor with no immediate reports of casualties.
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Cape Town
Ondisacorn
Lorimer Woman Dies From Gasoline Stove Burns
Creston Iowa January 28 Mrs Ed Carter of Lorimer died from burns sustained while pouring gasoline into a heating stove.
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Creston
Ed Carter
Lorimer
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