Statements of Key Reed and grove on the Massacre victims
The document lists wounded Key, Reed, and grove and recounts Mrs Head's account of finding a man laying in timber ten miles from the massacre site. Names of Hamilton party members are given including Charles A Alvin and Doctor Hamilton, residents of Fort Scott, and others from Missouri Iowa Virginia and Kentucky. An effort to obtain a requisition from Gov. Denver to arrest these men is described.
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Kansas
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William Harrigrove
Linn County
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Linn
R. P. Brown
Brown
Messers
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Harigrove
Rev
B. L. Read
American Baptist Home Mission Society
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Stillwell
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Ross
Campbell
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Amos Hall
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Robinson
Spyder
Hall
Ake My
Eli Snyder
Mr. Stillwell
Lecompton
Pledee Senet Wa Ademas
Baptist Missionary Society
American Baptisl Free Mission Society
Fremont
Sharpe
Marion District
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tinois
Lynn County
Buchanan
Free State Party
Alvin Hamilton
Tle
Hall's
Mr. Hall
Rousel
Grove
Charles A
Alvin
Doctor Hamilton
William
Zealock
Missouri
Frank and
Joseph Powell
Wyandotte
Thomas Jackson
Gordel
B. F. Hill
Te County
Joseph Allen
Denver
Jaques
Pacific Railroad
Castle Rock
Chestnut Street St. Louis
Survey route to Red River of the North eyed for navigation feasibility
A Lake Superior Journal report describes E Carpenter of Lancaster New York urging a petition to Congress to survey the Pigeon River mouth to Lake of the Woods route for navigation aided by land grants. Canadian engineers survey this year to test roads and exploration of fertile prairie lands along the Red river frontier.
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Lake Superior Journal
E. Carpenter
Lancaster, Erie Co
N. Y
Red River of the Orth
Pigeon River
Lake of the Woods
Hudson's Bay Company
Canada
Hinds
Hudson’s Bay Co
Red River
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Superior City
Rainy Lake
Hudson's Bay
Mississippi
Buffalo horse Known Unknown dies after 20 mile trot
A long Buffalo Detroit race ends with Unknown breaking down and dying after a 20 mile trot won by Frank Granger in 1 hour 6 minutes 50 seconds. The Free Press notes cruel whipping, and the Percete Petburne-sayer condemns the driver for abuse.
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Efner
Detroit
Frank Granger
Mr. Belden
Free Press
Union
Percete
Petbune Sayer
Arizona Letters Hint Peschiera May Declare Sonora Independent
Lieut Mowry reports from Arizona that Governor Peschiera could declare Sonora independent if Zuloaga or Santa Anna win. News confirms ties between Peschiera and U S factions. Arizona suffers Indian depredations and lawlessness without courts while mining optimism grows. Tucson dwindles as diggers head for Canada Delora. Emigration from California rises and a San Francisco press for Tucson printing. War Department plans to send troops when available.
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Peschiera
Sonora
Zuloaga
Santa Anna
Mexico
United States
Tucson
Canada
Delora
California
San Francisco
Washington States
Sumner illness debated by critics in Kentucky letter
In Frankfort Kentucky the writer defends Sumner’s illness as real amid attacks by Southern journalists. The piece contrasts Sumner with Brooks and Butler, condemns political violence, and laments the loss of a scholar and public figure to the Senate attack. It critiques Northern and Southern rhetoric and urges restraint.
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Commonwealth
Charles Hamner
Sumner
Massachusetts
Elia
South Carolina
Butler
Brooks
United States
Senate
Simpleton
Shorter
Cane
Rae
Weather and local events cover Cairo sale and political tensions
The report notes warm yesterday with a southwest breeze and a clear night. It records a rapid water rise near Cairo, a grand Mound City land sale, stockholders from Cincinnati buying with their stock, and a New Orleans pamphlet accusing criminals and urging punishment amid a wave of thugs and violence.
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Cairo
Mound City
Cincinnati
Friends of the Illinois Southern Railroad
Geo. D. Prentice
Joseph McIntyre
Pittsburgh
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Andy Stone
Jeffersonville
Stone
McIntyre
Chico
Letters Reveal Holmes Family Scandal and Poison Plot
A reader describes a London based tale of Pr J P Holmes's second wife and his alleged motive to obtain £4,000. Holmes allegedly left a toxic vial to his estranged wife who suspected poison and fled to her mother. The woman later learned a doctor aided by a decoy drew their funds in New York. Destructive New York fire damages a bakery mill complex. four firemen wounded and at least one fatally. The mill, mahogany mill, and stables burn. losses exceed $25,000 with limited insurance.
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Evansville
Ind
England
Pr. J.P. Holmes
America
New York
Alonzo Clarke
Madison Street
Rogera & Smith
Monroe Street
J. Beckley
Pent Street
J. Beckley & CO
Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Pocahontas coal dispute over ash content raises warship concern
Lieutenant Habersham reports to the Philadelphia Ledger that the Pocahontas left Cape Town with four hundred bags of coal and ash content of 38 percent, far above the expected 24 to 28, suggesting government supplies may be failing and risking port entry. He warns of costly coal waste and calls for scrutiny of Navy fuel procurement.
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Habersham
United States
Shi
Philadelphia Ledger
Cape of Good Hope
Philadelphia
Fleetwood
Sam
Indian War in Minnesota Report From Sioux Agency
The Jeanette Roberta, Capt Thimens, arrived from Red Wood Sioux Agency reporting large Sioux encampments near Shakopee. An engagement with Chippewas was expected. Chippewas were about 480 strong under Hole in-the-day, with fourteen Sioux scalps and eight more claimed, while Shakopee camp remained strongly fortified and quiet since.
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Jeanette Roberta
Thimens
Red Wood
Sioux Agency
Shakopee
Tennessee journalist Wilkins Tannehill dies at 71
Wilkins Tannehill Esq a prominent Tennessee journalist and literary man died in Nashville on the 2d of the month aged 71.
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Wilkins Tannehill
Tennessee
Nashville
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