COLOROW'S DILEMMA ANXIOUS FOR PEACE AMID TEXAS COWBOYS
Denver reports Colorow and followers clash with Colorado settlers as troops move them toward the reservation. Gen Crook and Gov Adams plan peace talks while Indians transfer horses and property restored. trade dollars redemption looms as warned by Washington authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Adams
Camp Adams
Crook
Colorow
Wasuinotor
Terry
Chicago
War Department
Byrnes
Colorado
Adjutant General
Randlett
Fort du Chesne
Quray Agency
Chipeta
Quray
Cincinnati Editor John R McLean Heads West With Family
Washington reports Cincinnati Enquirer editor John R McLean is traveling from Long Branch to the White Mountains with his wife and child left in care of Mrs McLean. A Long Branch correspondent notes he gains attention yet stays in obscurity and previously socializes with Gen Beal. He now views Cleveland’s renomination as unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John R. McLean
The
Cincinnati Anquirer
White Mountains
McLean
Cincinnati
Gen. Beal
Cleveland
Animal dealer buys three rescued African child hybrids
New York reports Charles Reich, an animal dealer, purchased three children stolen from a tribe near the Zambezi region in Africa. Two males and one female were brought to the city. the female died before travel. Descriptions note ape-like facial features, long red hair on the back and limbs, hairless tan front, and human hands and feet with longer toes. They showed affection to nurse Mrs Sparow and an effort to teach them is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Reich
Zambigi
Ps Africa
Washington Victors After Six-Run Rally In Six Inning
In Washington Aug. 30 the home team seized control with a six-run burst in the second inning, then Van Haltren dominated the lineup to finish with a string of strikeouts. Chicago folded as the Washington offense pounced, while other games around the circuit featured solid pitching duels and notable hits across Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Indianapolis Boston Detroit Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
van Haltren
Chicago Meesceguenen
Ausun
Donnelly
O'Brien
Myers
Farrell
Balla Gilligan
ball—Hines
Chicago
Carroll
New York
Walch
Indianapolis
Welsh
Ore
O' Rourke
Richardson
Shombere
Farm families oppose railway right of way expansion
Guneney Cole and neighbors protest Union Pacific’s plan to take 200 feet on both sides of the line, claiming several acres would be ruined by the land seizure. They seek arrangements to prevent fencing and costly taxes, with warrants available at the Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guneney
Cole
Fara Ora
Almoad
Guney
Union Pacifc Mailroad
Union Pacific Railway Company
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kearney
Colorado
Denver
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
W. Lapreavtz
Evictions on O Grady estates end as residents resist
In Duntx on August 30 a force of 100 soldiers and 300 policemen faced Mrs Crimmins and neighbors armed with paving stones and boiling water. The bailiffs were repulsed four times before the house was breached and the occupants taken as prisoners. The cabinet in London planned to narrow the league proclamation to select districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntx
Aue
O'Grady
Mra. Crimmins
Mra.Crimmins
Murder and feud over mining claim ends in multiple deaths
Albert A Mead shoots and kills three men during a confrontation at the Meadville camp near Tres Piedras New Mexico while pursuing papers for a suit over mining claims. Fred Mead survives after a struggle. authorities acquit Fred Mead in the coroner’s inquest. other related notes address life insurance and lottery drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albert A. Mead
Iowa
Good Hope
Trespiedras
N. M
Hands
Albert
Winchester
Hale
Harvey Mead
Joe Downing
Downing
Handy
Fred Mead
Fred
Red Mead
Trespiedias
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morton E. Post & Coo
Banners
Intercat
Bank and Mercantile
A. J. Parshall
West Cliff
Frank H.clark
Delaware
Wyo
U. S. Land Office
H. Glafcke
6Th St
Warren Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyoring
Assayer & Mining
E. E. Burlingame
Esay Office and Chemical Laboratory
Oploradae
Major Express
Denver, Colo
P. Gad Byan
Chas, W. Stewart Gee
W. Beevers
Attorneys-at- Law
Shelman Block
Mn, Potter
Willa Fandevanter
Potter & Vandevanter
Attorneys-at-Law
Delaware Mock
Woo
Joseph
Pratt
Cheyenne National Bank
Cheyemmee
Hunter & West
Bankers
Greeley
Colo
W. T. Buchanan
Offee
Idelman Block
Ucbevense
Wryo
Crandall Typewriter
George
Guertly
Cheyenne, Wyo
Wyoming Territory
Colorow's
Coltron
Phil Foot
Meeker
Ball
Rangely
Foot
Maj
Leslie
Indian Commissioner
Fort DuChesne
Indiana
Secretary of the Interior
Bay
Leahe
Washinaton
United States
Congress
John M. Davidson
Gibson Clark
Davidson & Clark
Cheyenny National Book
United States Land Office
Riner & Johnson
Insurance
Haneland City
Fred W. Ransom
Oliver
Sixteenth Street
Mathews
Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Hill Street
Prieter
Hanan
J. F. Jenkins
Sixteenth St
Ferguson
de Vrolet
C.iady Boother
W. N. Huot
the Cincinnati Editor
Praavouia
Philadelphia
Punavetpuia
MeCormick
Casey
Pittsburg
Karved
Howerage—Farrar
Barkley
Andrews
Fogarty
Smith
Metaire
Cusick
Detroit
Boston
Detroits
Bostons
Kelly
Nash
Wise
Tate
Bennett
Vowers
Association Games
Waranty Ceeds
Crimmins
League
London
Prudential
Praden
Lucky Moston
New Orleans
Maine
Micachusetta
Myr Ao
Clark
J. Tutho
Mass
Courier
the Stock Growers’ Nations Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Thomas Sturgin
Pesta
Andrew Gildfrist
Henry G. Kay Cashier
DL Freeborn
Tuos, Sronere
I. CO
Warr Se
Anpieew Gilchrier H
G. Hay
A. E. Trecwemactnn
Lama, Wu, Sronam
Ceryinned, Vwromimn.e
N. A. Davis, Pres
C. F. Miller
J. W. Collins
L. Beard
Draven
East
Europe
KR. Davis
K. KR. Hurd
Dirdotoooaris
O. F. Miller
BE. Addoms
G. W. Servers
Star Wind Mill
Flint & Walling Manufacturing Co
Draper, Organ&co
Agintis, Cheyennd Wyo
Territorial Fair
D. Miller
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!