Indians Threaten Troubles In Wyoming Territory Patrols Report War Party
Reports from Fremont MCHARDE and Lanpgr Wyoming detail Indian stronghold south of Marys vale and a growing war party near Oregon Buttes. Cavalry advanced 14 miles while sheriff’s posse prepares to move from Clark's ranch toward Jackson's Hole amid forest fires and warning squads.
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Redskins
Oregon Buttes
Manxer Lake
Ida
Jackson's Hole
Marysvale
W. J. N. Adams
General Coppinger
South Forks Bridge
Lanpgr
Wyo
Clark
South Pass City
Sweetwater
New York
Baldwin
Indian scare spurs calls for guns to Fremont settlers
A South Pass message to Governor Richards says 100 to 800 Indians, likely Utes, are within a half day’s ride of Fremont county settlers near Lander and Hoback valley. Dr. W Lovejoy and H A Gustin request arms as the state militia inspector general R D Woodruff is tasked to handle the situation.
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Gettlera
Fremont County
Richards
Dr. W. Lovejoy
Lewiston
W. A. Richards
H. A. Gustin
Duchesne
Lander
Hoback Valley
R. D. Woodruff
Rock Springs
Indian Uprising in Kansas Prompts Troop Request
Sheriff Naylor of Jackson County plans to ask Governor Morrill for state troops to quell an armed Indian uprising in the Pottawatomie reservation. About 50 Indians, painted for war, resisted arrests as white settlers and Indian police clashed over leased lands.
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Naylor
Jackson County
Morrill
Topeka
Pottawatomie Reservation
Matarash
Posse
U Most
Kansas Flood Devastates Town and Floods River Valleys
In Fort Scott Missouri Pacific lines disrupted and two boys drowned Walter Austin and Willie Gould as the river rose catastrophically. The Marmatin river Mill creek and Buck run merged and flooded large areas forcing evacuations and predicting heavy crop damage.
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Kan
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Mill Creek
Buck Run
Walter Austin
Willie Gould
Q. Austin
Walter
Mr. Austin
Mill Creek Bridge
Austin
Topeka
Wichita
Arkansas River
Sedgewick County
Storuina
Arkansds
Holmes Victim List Grows in Chicago Case
An important witness in the H H Holmes investigation adds Milford Gale and another former Castle on 63rd Street resident to potential victims. The disappearance date of Mrs Julia Conner is set for Christmas Day 1891, per Mrs John Crowe who lived in the Holmes house from early 1881 to 1892.
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Chaco
H. H. Holmes
Chicago
Pat Quinlan
Milford Gale
Baltimore
Holmes
Sixty-Third Street
Mis
Julia Conner
John Crowe
Mappenings at Home and Abroad From Columns to Lines
A compact digest of late 19th century notices covers strikes in Philadelphia, rail and mail incidents, fires, drownings, thefts, floods, crimes, and political chatter. It notes train robberies in Missouri, a disastrous mine flood in California, a steamer grounded near Toledo, and a rash of deaths from accidents and disease across several states.
Illinois and National News Roundup from July 30
The day covers diverse items from banking closures with Union National Bank of Denver to political appointments. It notes ex-Congressman Fithian joining Illinois railroad and warehouse commission, J C New ill health, a divorce award in Corbett case, Holmes defense, Ina Donna Coolbrith illness, a lynching near ONeill California, a flagpole ceremony in Old Forge New York, and several local tragedies and political stances including Des Moines free silver defeat and prohibition meeting remarks.
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Union National Bank of Denver
Herbert
Atlantic Coast
Altgeld
Fithian
Illinois State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
John C. New
London
Davis
Ollie Corbett
Pletzel
Ina Donna Coolbrith
Oakland
Cal
Victor Adams
Justice Baker
O'Neill
Old Forge
N. Y
Harrigan
Amelia Steen
Kansas City
Henry Bradshaw
Paris
Tex
Eldora
Clinton
R. L. Ginsburg
Detroit
Orchard Lake
Mish
Polk County
Des Moines
Stephen Losh
Wichita
Kan
P. A. McLaughlin
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Aurora
Ills
William H. Colvin
Ile
Carlos Marion
Chicago
Decatur
Sandwich
Tils
Prestigious July News Roundup from Midwest States
Resignation of F. T. Oldt as Freeport public schools head moves him to Dubuque to lead similar duties. Kansas Senator Ingalls to address Valparaiso Normal grads August 15. Marshall Illinois revival ends with 400 conversions. Standard Oil buys 2000 acres in Ohio for oil exploration. Northern Pacific receiver Payne cites exaggerated bail reports from North Dakota. Lightning kills Charles Crumn in Keokuk. Iowa Governor Jackson guests of J. F. Ser in Alton. Casper Em ment released in Ashland murder case. Newark express agent Hoagland disappears, $1000 short. John A. Dewey of South Bend heirs England estate worth 500000 to his first wife. Two men named Jaltas and Seik killed between Gurnsey and Deep River on a handcar. Army worms damage alfalfa and late corn in Oklahoma. Andrew Franklin, 104, dies. veteran of three wars. Bogus stamps seized from Mrs McMillan in Hamilton Ontario found in Buffalo. Vig rants beat Defender in 64 mile run. Ex president Harrison climbs Bald Mountain for lunch. Rowe defaulter case blocked by Mexican authorities. President’s coachman William Willis buried in Washington. Secretary Lamont departs Gray Gables for Washington. Confederate memorial shaft 60 feet high planned at Louisville. Priests attacked by mobs in Lispok over alleged child stealing rumors. Michigan forest fires burn north of GlapsTorx.
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Freeport
Ills
Dubuque
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Indiana Normal School
Valparaiso
Marshall
Ill
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Payne
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Charles Crumn
Keokuk
Jackson
Iowa
Alton
J.F
Ltm
Casper Emment
Martin Thrush
Ashland
Wis
J J. Hoagland
Newark
John A. Dewey
South Bend
Ind
England
Jaltas
Seik
Chicago and Northwestern
Gurnsey
Deep River
Oklahoma
Andrew Franklin
Burlington
Kan
McMillan
McKey
Hamilton
Ont
Buffalo
Harrison
Bald Mountain
Chester W. Rowe
Rowe
Mexico
William Willis
Washington
Lamont
Gray Gables
Decian
Louisville
Court terms set for 1891 by county schedule
Regular court terms for 1891 fixed. Jefferson county holds sessions on the first Mondays of January April July and October, Madison on the third Mondays of February May August and November, Beaverhead on the second Mondays of March June September and December. Court opens at 10 a m each Monday. Clerk R Z Tomas certifies.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z. Tomas
Train Schedule For Northern Pacific Depot and Montana Union
Daily arrivals: No 7 from St Paul Chicago and Eastern points at 9 15 a m at Northern Pacific Depot. No 8 from Spokane Tacoma Seattle and Coast points arrives at Montana Union Depot at 11 30 p m. Departures: No 7 to Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Coast and California points leaves Montana Union Depot daily at 10 30 p m. No 8 to St Paul Chicago Eastern Southern Canadian points leaves Northern Pacific Depot daily at 10 30 p m. Pullman Sleeping Cars between Butte and St Paul plus Upholstered Tourist Sleepers day coaches and dining car service on all through trains.
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Northern Pacific Depot
Spokane
Tacoma
Heattle
Portland
All Coast Pointe
Montana Union Depot
Seattle
Coast
California
Montana
Union Deepot
Pullman
Butte
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