Indian depredations at White River Agency details reported
Two couriers from the White River agency arrived at Rawlins on the 18th with gruesome accounts of the settlement. Agent Meeker is dead and mutilated, houses burned, women and children missing, while Indians are believed to have moved south toward the Utes. Reports also note train robberies, political moves, and military actions across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omestic
White River
Rawlins
Nat Place
Merett
Meekar
Thornburg
Campbell
Ste
Holden
M4th
Glenue
Secretary of the Interior
Santeb
Los Pinos
Ouray
Meek
Post-office Department
Bull's City
Kansas
Robert Bricknall
General Bull
General
Bricknell
George Nichols
Goth
Nicholes West
Patent Office
Inet
Mississippi River Improvement Tvention
Quincy
Ill
O. Stanard
St. Louis
J. W. Burdatte
Burlingtom
Iowa
H A. Castle
St. Peal
Minn
Ellis B. Usher
la Crosse
J H Waller
Quincey
En Bee
Hanlon
New Mexico
San Francisco
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Cumminga
Colorado
Mesilla
Department
General Treasury
Oneonta
Susquehanns Road
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Greal
Britain
Dun, Barlow & Co
New York
Sheridan
Sherman
Merritt
White River Agency
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
W.J Pollock
Denver
Thornburgh
Omaha
Epidemic Spread Reports and Deaths Rising
The report notes rapid spread among various populations with fifty seven cases and nineteen deaths by the 14th. Destitution increases as cases rise in Forest City and Memphis with several new cases and deaths through the 18th. By the week ending the 18th total cases reach 1,480 and deaths 456 with one more death at Forest City on the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Centreville
Memphis
Hopefield
Ark
Board of Health
Forest City
Bualesa
Exsa
Conconiia
Mias
Immense Tenant Rights Meeting In Naven Ireland
An immense tenant rights meeting was held at Naven on the 12th with over 20 000 attendees. Reports describe incendiary rhetoric and mass gatherings amid global dispatches on rents, troops in Ireland, and unrest across Europe including battles in Simla and pressure on Turkish politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naven
Ireland
Masic St Peterssie
8Nge
Earl of Lucan
Westport
County Mayo
Warren Point
County Down
Simla
London Daily News
England
France
United States
Brussels Journal de Liege
Ith
Blehopa
Firat
Govugh
Ne of Communications
Jelatatar
Jagdellak
Sas
Leeds
Oiluero
America
Australia
New Zealand
Cape Town
South Aften
Murcia
Constantinople
London
Turkey
Washington
Manchester
Saliebury
Russia
Aussia
Austria
Hill
Cabul Three Afshar
Maprio
Vienna
Ketz
Havre
Texas
Lima
Cabot
Aix
Ameer
Shatargardan
Roberts St Cabal
Naga
White River Agency Massacre Details Emerge
From Rawuzins Wy October 18 Emil Webber and George Fuhr arrive with accounts of General Merritt's forceful entry on the White River Agency. They describe multiple dead including Carl Civator and Julius Moore with bullets and knives, a canyon pursuit, burned and looted structures, and the grim aftermath as Indian fighters advance through the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawuzins
Emil Webber
George Fuhr
Wee River
Merritt
Julius Moore
Bainbridge
Mase
Bin
Goldstein
Dresser
Douglas
Ehleg
Trughis
United States
Father Meeker
Bow
Serge Dion
Mr Wood
Meeker
Eaton
Gregson
Thompson
Price
Eskridge
Bridge Wis
Indiana
Thornburgh
Merritt «Goem Spand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Republican
News OF the
WREK
Henry C Carey
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Greenback State Committee
A C Woodworth
Wendell Phillipa
Joan Quincy Adaams
Massachusetts
SyLlvester M. Hickgy
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary Anderson
Cincinnatiys
Florence McDonald
Hickey
Frepper
Newark
Macknet
Francis J le Moyne
Pittsburgh
Des Moins
Gear
Trimble
Congress
Calhoun
Porttlamp
Oregon
Mth
General Grant
Astoria
Vancouver
Portland
Dr le Moyne
Ohio
Senate
Harts
Columbus
William R. Whittingham
Episcopal
Maryland
Orange
N. J
Whittingham
Trwan
Boston
James Redpath
Lyceum
Jamaica
Barnatable County
Mass
Charles Freeman
Albany Journal
Lyons
Illinois State News
Chicago & Alton Road
Chicago
Normal
Towanda
Isaac Cannox
Danville
Bishop Haven
Central Iluois Methodist Episcopal Conference
Monmouth Peoria
C Springer
Preaton
Peoria
Brown Pees Rin
Becood
Cumming
Peooria
Hale Chapel
Wm. NePheeters
Smiths Fle
J E. Taylor
Rock River Valley
N. G Clark
Hamton
E. N. Bentley
Cleveland
Colona
Doran
Pink Prairie
W H Willer
Geneseo
W. M. Collins
Cambridge
J.J. Walton
Orion
J Hart
Osco
Munann
A Myers
Woodhull
J W Haney
New Windsor
Mc Cord
Aledo
A Morgan
Millersburg
G. M. Morey
New Boston
Tiskilwa
N.T Allen
Bhemeld
J. W Coe
Altona
J Ferguson
Victoriay
K Metcalf
Wyoming
TL. Falkner
Henry C David
Spurland
K. B Beaman
la Prairie Center
A J Joner
Lawn Ridge
M. Basaet
Galen
W. DH .Young
Utah
M. W. Smith
Lafayette
Toulon
F. Wilson
West Jersey
W. T Lewis
Bradford
J. Minnim
Whitefeld
W. XA. Hitchcock
Wenona
J. D. Smith
J G Evang
H¢ Biren
T Doway
Magnolia
Abbott
Grova
M Brown
Grand Prairie Seminary
Tobiason Normal
Odille
Neral
Modewin
Eureka
Bree Metamy K
Mellish
Garmour
Deer Creek
Sundere
Groveland
Worthfurten Pekin
Jo Collt
Spring Lake
Wor Malley Darverd
Mackinaw
Cowen Strawn
Feyen
Matty
Pere Smith
Dulian Marnceewski
Thomas Myers
Englewuck
Thoman Caton
Joseph Myers
Dr de le Matter
Seerry Smith
de la Matter
Dla
Smith
Ana
Die Bune Aon
Deca
Cowetaire
Maraenenski
Unger
William &Choene
Farwell
Schoene
Cage
Prince Hte
Kis
Jeanhood
Harper's Hagar
Rovar Saufilere
Palleerer
Saundera
Wafall Nates
Saunders
Bijah
Isposition
le Moyne
Lede
le le Moyne
Hayes
Iton College
Frank le Moyne
Julius le Moyne
Atelier An
Tventeen
Sisien
Helena
Howe
Dave
Montana
Ely
Caomimon
Baltimore
Philadelphies
LEP
Q “Wean
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!