Utes Hold Ground in Merritt Command Stand
Rawlins and Washington dispatches describe Merritt’s army engaging Ute forces on bluffs near White River agency. Indications show over 500 Indians entrenched, with losses among troopers and a plan to use mountain howitzers to drive them from fortified positions on Milk Creek.
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Compton
Rawling
Cents
Elon Ree
Captain Payne
Frightful Fate at White River Agency Fire and Slaughter
Report from Rawlins dated Oct 13 describes General Merritt's advance to White River agency where many corpses were found naked and mutilated. Meeker family members and agency staff are killed. women and children missing. buildings burned. Indians blamed for massacre and possible southward escape with 700 troops cited. The New York Herald weighs in on treaty rights and potential relocation.
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Indian Office
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Astley Belt
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Atlanta
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United States
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Eaton
Frank Dresser
Price
Thompson
Eskridge
Thornburgh
the Herald
Douglass
Sapavaneiro
Shavono
Ouray
Jack
Linden
Los Pinos Indian Agency
Col
Sapeneiro
Fire destroys Home steaks Mining Co saw mill in Grizzly gulch
A fire last night gutted the Home steaks Mining Co saw and shingle mill in Grizzly gulch with about 50 000 feet of dressed lumber. Estimated loss runs to about 20000 dollars and officials suspect arson. A.F. Gallagher, miner at Lead City, died today in a rope descent accident. He was about 35, a Nevada migrant.
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Deadwood
Homesteaks Mining Co
Grizzly Gulch
A.F. Gallagher
Hombsteake
Lead City
Uge
Nevada
Utes and Utes War Dispatches Across Hoover River Region
Telegraphs from Merritt report cavalry scouting toward Grand river as Uinta and Ute forces retreat to southern agencies. Sherman and Interior officials urge decisive action against hostile bands while Ouray’s influence is noted and gold flight abroad prompts financial warnings.
Republican sweep across Ohio and Midwest returns
Election news reports show Republican gains across Ohio including Hamilton and Cincinnati with a potential 25,000 statewide majority and a Republican joint ballot majority. Des Moines and other states report significant Republican wins with figures from 20,000 to 27,000 gains amid late returns.
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Ohio
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Thompson
Calhoun
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State Register
Runnells
Fusion
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