Indian massacre at White River Agency reported
Two couriers from the White River Agency describe a brutal scene at Rawlins after the Meeker era raid. Agents Merritt and others found many dead and mutilated bodies, with women and children missing and most houses burned except one. The Meeker family amid the carnage stirred fears of broader hostilities as Ute tensions rise.
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White River
Rawlins
Merritt
Meeker
Stes
Thornburg
Campbell
Stevens
Holden
Glendine
Kenene City
Sherman
Schurz
War and Interior Departments
Secretary of the Interior
Los Pinos
Ouray
Post-office Department
Bull's City
Kansas
Robert Bricknell
General Bull
Bricknell
George Nicholas
William Sherman
Nicholas
Lve
Patent Office
Quincy
Ill
FE. C. Atanard
St. Louta
J. W Burdette
Burlingtom
Iowa
H. A. Castle
St. Paul
Minn
Eliza B. Usher
la Crosse
Wis
J H. Waller
Lake Chautauqua
Nya
Courtney
Hanlan
Silver City
New Mexico
San Francisco
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Cummings
Colorado
Meailla
Indiana
Post Office Department
Department
Out of the General Treasury
Catemata
Uland
the Mint
Oneonta
Agzpreas
Susquehanna Road
Burasu of
Statistics
United States
Political turbulence and notable deaths across early 1900s press
The report lists Henry C. Carey's Philadelphia death, state political moves in Massachusetts and Iowa, Syracuse figures linked to Miss Mary Anderson, Newark mayoral results, cremation of Dr Francis Le Moyne in Pittsburgh, and Ohio and national election tallies. It notes Grant's Pacific coast arrivals, Bishop Whittingham's death, James Redpath's Jamaica visit, a Barnstable County murder indictment, and a Chinese immigration vote result.
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Henry C. Carey
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Greenback State Committee
A C Woodworth
Wendell Phillips
Joan Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
Sylvesten M. Hickey
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary Anderson
Cincinnati
Florence McDonald
Inesa Jo
Des Mommies
Gear
Iowa
Trimble
Campbell
Thompson
Congress
Calhoun
PortLand
Oregon
General Grant
Astoria
Vancouver
Pacers
Cach Place
Gororal Grant
Washington
Dr le Moyne
Thia
Ohio
Senate
House
Haayes
Columbus
Questa
William R. Whittingham
Episcopal
Maryland
Orange
N. J
Whittingham
Boston
James Redpath
Lyceum
Jamaica
Tia
Barnstable County
Maso
Charles Freeman
Freeman
Yellow fever outbreak spans Memphis to Forest City
Telegram from Franklin Louisiana reports Centreville five miles below as the center of a yellow fever outbreak with sixteen cases and six deaths. Memphis records nine new cases and fourteen deaths. Forest City Arkansas reports eight to nine cases and four to six deaths. The city shuns business as illness spreads with aid requested and deaths rising.
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Franklin
Centreville
Memphis
Hopefield
Ark
Board of Health
Forest City
Ith
Foreat City
Trevens
Concordia
Epidemic Devastates Population Across Towns
The report details an outbreak depleting the white element and spreading to negroes with fifty seven cases and nineteen deaths by the 14th. Forest City reported two new cases and two deaths on the 17th. Memphis saw five new cases and five deaths on the 18th and two new cases with one death on the 19th. Weekly totals reached thirty one deaths and thirteen hundred eighty total cases.
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Forest City
Memphis
Immense tenant rally and global unrest reported
News briefs describe a vast Navan tenant meeting with over 20 000 attendees and incendiary speeches. Overseas items note Genijesk poisonings, Constantinople troop disbandment orders, Irish protests near Westport, and other European disturbances with battles, floods, and political upheavals.
Collision on Chicago and Alton Road injures sixteen
Illinois brief reports a morning collision on the Chicago and Alton Road with a wrecked locomotive and sleeper. Sixteen people were injured slightly while others escaped serious harm. An unrelated fatality occurred when Isaac Canxox was killed after being thrown from a wagon.
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Normal
Towanda
Towands
Isaac Canxox
Danville
Bishop Haven
Central Hinde Methodist Episcopal Conference
Monmouth Peoria
C Springer
Peoria
W Brown
H Cumming
Hale Chapel
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Webber
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Green
Princeville
B. Brink Bremfeld
W K Collins
Elmwood
JT. McFarland
Trivoll
Wow Carr
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T J. Wool
Canton
P A. Cool
Wm. Watern
Fairview
WMM
Bedore
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Stahl Fpava
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T P Henry
Good Hope
GW Miller
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Atherton
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G. Bailey
Colchester
W . Alexander
Elvaston
J Korg
Terre Haute
Garretteon Lurlton
P James
Mariotta
Ellison
Monmouth
A. K. Tullis
J &. Cummings
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BF Smith
Diggsvilly
Woo Merri
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Olena
John Hugh
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G Martin
Sunbea
DL Ayres
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Fowler
Alexis
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G Pierer
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Humes
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Gilson
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Maquen
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Eheuil
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Roseville
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Hermon
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Ellison Summit
Avon
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Profsora
Hedding College
Chaffee
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First Church
Palmer
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C King
Moline
J.C. McCord
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J. BE
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Hamton
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Ww. M. Collins
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J J Walton
Orion
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Whall
J.W. Haney
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William Mathena
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Reynolds
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W H Hunter
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G F Morea
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la Rose
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O. M Dunlevey
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Hoberta
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Ib M Brown
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J B Dille
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H van Pelt
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H Sanders
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Gilmer
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AL Sanders
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J Collis
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WOR
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Mackinaw
de la Matter
Myers
Smith
Caton
Marsesenski
Am” Edger
The Boy and His Wanderings in a Family Tale
Fragmentary observation on boys in certain families where girls receive care and boys seek companions. describes risky pursuits such as riding wild engines, climbing wharves, and taming loose horses, with moral and physical dangers implied.
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Hin Sinter
Omer Ofpaic
White River Agency Massacre Report from Rawlins
Couriers Emil Webber and George Fuhr relay details of General Merritt’s advance on the White River Agency. The assault followed massacres of agency staff and settlers, with many bodies found burned, mutilated, or missing, and Indians blamed for atrocities amid reports of a 70-strong force joining Southern Utes.
Reforming After a Night of Drunkenness in Court
Royal Saunders pledges reform and swears to quit drinking lie, theft, and lying, while the judge and clerk press for further vows. Saunders agrees to a thirty day period of abstinence and a vow not to bet on horse races as part of his reform.
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Harper's Bazar
Royal Saunders
Pietly
Mr. Saunders
Tever
Mnaurred the Prsoner
Remains of the Lats Dr Le Moyne Cremated
The body of Dr Le Moyne was given simple services at his residence. It was conveyed to the crematory in a hearse, attended by Julius Le Moyne and others. Cremation proceeded slowly with a late report of successful completion despite some initial delays.
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Sam Unger
William Schoene
Archer Avenue
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Unger
Bodran & Shockiey
Decatur
Fittbburck
Dy le Moyne
Anq
Bayes
Washington College
Tjr
Frank le Moyne
Julius le Moyne
Hayes
Pittsburgh
Washington
Karen von Palm
Pitter
Frontier Lass Captures Monster Rattlesnake in Montana
A Montana frontier girl on horseback confronted a seven-foot rattlesnake harrying her pony herd. She lassoed the serpent, dragged it home, and displayed the carcass to her astonished father and brothers. The tale from the era underscores frontier daring and rugged skill.
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Helena
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