Local notes from Fort Gibson era reveal fish kills and town chatter
The clipping reports tons of dead fish floating in streams near Fort Gibson Oklahoma Territory, with unknown cause. It notes a boy’s assault case, various local sales, farm updates, church news, marriages, deaths, and a pursuit of a horse thief, all set against a sprawling 1902 community scene.
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Fort Gibson, I. T
Prosecutor George Clabber Found Dead in Missouri
In St Joob? St. Jacob Mo on March 3 George Clabber a De Kalb county attorney fatally wounded himself during domestic troubles. He was discovered with a head wound and a pistol with an empty cartridge shell beside him. He had hoped to run for Congress in the fall election.
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