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07 May 1873
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Freeport Journal in Freeport, Illinois
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1873
Page
1
Battle in the East as Winter Recedes
The passage portrays a dawning conflict where bleak winds and missiles give way to a waking field. Winter's harsh reign yields to daylight as a contending host emerges from the east with banners, indicating a turning tide and renewed warmth in the morn.
Modoc War Chronicle Skirmishes And Portraits Of Chiefs
Despatches from Yreka and Portiano describe the Modoc lava bed actions and the deaths of Gen Canby and Dr Thomas. Sketches identify Captain Jack and fellow leaders Scenchin Boston Charley and Black Jim, detailing their wary defenses, fame for treachery, and the local grief and indignation in Oregon and California towns.
Modoc Attack Kills and Wounds Fortify Suffering Troops
Colonel Green reports a brutal Modoc assault on Sunday with heavy artillery units pinned in a hollow, twenty one warriors surrounding and firing from two sides. Captain Evan Thomas and Lieutenants Howe Wright die defending the post, as reinforcements arrive and a full roster of killed and wounded is listed, highlighting Indian brutality and policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sava Bros
Green
Hoh
12Th Infantry
McKey
Thomas
Howe
Wright
Harris
4Th Artillery
Howard
Robi. S. Romer
Jas. Rose
Back
Canby
Indian Bureau
Evan Thomas
Albion Jowe
Robert S. Romer
Parker
John Lynch
James Rose
Joseph W. Ward
Mich't Wallace
Thomas Wright
18Th Infantry
Greed
Levies Webber
Siskiyou Company
Win, Boyle
Newbury
Arthur Cr
M. Kennedy
James J’. Butt
2Th Infantry
John Higgins
Tth
Frank Rolla
Geo, Vandewater
Wim, McCoy
Sumner salary grab quoted by Springfield Republican
A fragment from the Springfield Republican argues that the sick chamber comment on the salary grab would aid the country and Sumner's Massachusetts friends, noting that public servants must prioritize duty over personal dignity and that good actions may lose value if deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Springfeld
Indian policy views on army role and Indian depredations
Letter from W. 7, Suzeman argues for continued army control over Indians on reservations, contending civilians lack force to enforce treaties. He cites Kinowa, Comanche, Cheyenne, and Sioux cases, urges military oversight for arrests and detentions, and warns that settlers require protection while predicting ongoing border pressures and conflicts with Modocs and other tribes. He endorses a strong, punitive stance to ensure obedience and self-sufficiency through military-backed measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fheland
Congress
Indians and
Indian Bureau
War Department
Army
United States
U. S
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Santanta
Lexas
Fort Sill
Tatum
Alleghanies
California
Southwest
Chase
Calif
Pitt River
Las
Gay
Sherwouth
Colson
Danby
Rissoners
Modocq
Canby
Jack
Durin
Maj. Baker
Custer
Black Kettle
Suzeman
Washburne urged for next U S president by district paper
A letter from Hon. E B Washburne on railroad monopolies is cited as proving his long public service and anti corruption record. The piece argues Washburne opposed railroads land grabs and the Treasury schemes, praising him as best suited to lead after General Grant’s term. It repeats speculation from the Telegraph and Herald that he is the United States Minister to France and a likely future president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Adams
Patrons of Husbandry of Town
Dubuque Times
Adama
Republican Party
Republican Convention of
Towa
Des Moines
Inter- Ocean
E. B. Washburne
Paris
Washb
Congress
Fort Kilhy
B. Washburne
House of Representatives
Washburne
Treasury
Elihu B. Washburne
Geo
General Grant
4 Telegraph and Herald
Ameri
United States
France
Lincoln era sentiment in Charleston toward the North
William Cullen Bryant notes that in his exchanges with Southern people he finds a desire for friendly terms with the Northern states. In Charleston, he observes no bitterness or malice toward those north of the Mason Dixon line since crossing it. The excerpt reflects cautious diplomacy amid sectional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Jack
South
Charleston
Mason & Dixon
William Cullen Bry
Reverend Hammond Challenges Railroad Man on Christianity
The tale recounts Rev. Hammond asking a man at lington if he is a Christian. The man replies he is a railroad man, prompting Hammond to claim he knows several conductors in New England who are Christians. The employee counters that a man cannot hold both roles simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hammond
Lington
Hammond
New England
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