Excelbee Gang Terrorized Black Hills Range 1877 84
The article recounts the Excelbee gang led by George Excelbee who looted horses and cattle across the Black Hills region from 1877 to 1884. Vigilantes punished culprits in August 1877, and a climactic Stoneville fight left officers dead and several outlaws wounded. The episode ends with the gang's breakup and lasting impact on regional crime.
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Black Hills
Dakota Territory
Wyoming
Lookout Mountain
Bean Davis
George Skeating
P's
Excelbee Gang
Stoneville
Montana
Missouri River
Spearfish
Excelbee
John Campbell
Bill McCarthy
the Kid
Charles Brown
Broncho Charley
Alex Grady
George Excelbee
Excellee
J. B. Pruden
Miles City
Pruden
United States Marshall
A. A. Raymond
Deadwood
Fred A. Willard
J. W. Ryan
United States
Marshall A. A. Raymond
Jack O'Hara
A. M. Willard
Alzada
Jack O’hara
Willard
Campbell
O'Hara
O’hara
Billy Cunningham
Jack Harris
Sheldon
Humphrey Hood
Hash-Knife
Chase
Hood
Charley Conley
Conley
Tuttle
New York City
Minnesota
Black Siills
Captain Williams Second Expedition Into Unbroken West
Captain Ezekial Williams undertakes a harsh return trek into the Arkansas country with two young men. After fasting periods and foraging from walnut groves to wolves and horses, they recover caches of furs, evade Indian ambushes, build bull boats, and finally reach a trading post to sell the furs for about five thousand dollars before continuing to St Louis and Cooper's Fort.
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Williams
Ezekial Williams
Rocky Mountains
Working
Spencer
Arkansas River
Captain Williams
St. Louis
Fort Osage
Arkansas
Workman
Yellowstone
Rose
Crow Nation
Cooper's Fort
Married women barred from Great Fruits school staff
The school board of district No. 1 in Great Fruits ruled that married women may not be employed in public schools in the district in the future. Current married teachers may be reappointed at term end. marriage during term is a breach of contract and resignations will be requested.
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Miss Virginia Tanner to write Quincy pageant in 300th celebration
Miss Virginia Tanner of Cambridge has been chosen to author the historical pageant for the June celebration marking Quincy Massachusetts’s 300th anniversary. The project ties to the citywide commemorations and involves local civic groups.
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Virginia Tanner
Cambridge
Quincy
Mass
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