row in Indian Territory prompts tax resistance by 500 cowboys
The Enterprise reports a brewing row in Indian Territory where 500 cowboys gather to resist a $1 per head grazing tax on Chickasaw land. The territorial government lacks adequate force, raising fears of U.S. troops and potential bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
United States
el Passo
Texas
Solon Humphreys
J. F.crosby
Chihuahua
Andrew J. Stewart
George M. Brown
Salt Lake City
Arch
Utah
Mexico
Model Mormon settlers thrive along Casa Grande river
The group prospered in farming gardening fruit growing and cattle raising near the Casa Grande river. They built schools churches and storehouses and maintained friendly ties with Mexican neighbors. They appear to have given up polygamy and behave as model citizens while obeying elders and bishops. New members come from Arizona Mormon settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casagrande River
Arizona
Capture of Partin ends long manhunt in North Carolina
Raleigh reports Alfriend Winfield Partin alias Scott Partin captured at Selma after a 13 year pursuit. The fugitive, linked to the Wake county double murder of his wife and infant, was identified by a maimed finger and prior associates. Telegraphs confirm the arrest and full identification.
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Raleigh
N. C
Alfriend Winfield Partin
Scott Partin
Selma
Walter Bingham
Turlington
Partin
Wake County
Annie
Superior Court of
Wake
Davis Price
Reuben Watkinsom
Price
Pennsylvania
John Scott
John Moore
Buncombe County
Davidson County
Greensboro
Argo
Charleston
S. C
Anderson
M. E. Keese
Mollie Reese
Rocky River
Cochran
Quattlebaun
Gustav Frank
Mollie Keese
Justice Wardlaw
Frank
Keese
George Shackelford
Major Murray
Mr. Tribble
Mysterious Coleraine Death Sparks Disinterment Rumors
In Coleraine Bertie county Dr H B Keith died under disputed circumstances. The grave was opened and found empty except for brick and debris, prompting speculation of foul play. Rumors of poisoning and secret burials circulated as investigators weighed possible leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleraine
Bertie County
Keith
Swift’s Specific touted as cure for eczema and scrofula
Letters from Coffeville Mississippi and Wills Point Texas claim Swift’s Specific cured chronic eczema after two years and restored sight in a two week old baby’s scrofulous condition. The note from Montport House and a promise of a free treatise accompany the testimonials from Swift’s Specific Co. in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeville
Miss
Davis
Montport House
Wills Point Tex
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Swift
Warning on Tuberculosis Threat and Bochee’s German Syrup
A historical warning explains how throat and lung diseases lead to consumption and death. It cites tubercle germs entering the body and progressing from throat irritation to lung damage, urging immediate action and recommending Bochee's German Syrup for relief at first signs of throat or nasal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bochee
Grant Farm Sale Near St. Louis Sealed
The Grant farm near St. Louis sold by Chauncey M Depew's agents last Friday for 258 000 to Luther ST Conn an ex Confederate Conn surrendered to Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
St. Louis
Chauncey M. Depew
Luther ST. Conn
Conn
Red Flag Oil and Puritan Cure Promote At Home Relief
At Brown and Matton's drug store two remedies are offered. Red Flag Oil claims to act as a physician at hand, curing rheumatism neuralgia burns bruises and pains for 25 cents. Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure promises equal effectiveness for coughs colds and consumption, also 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Matton’s
Br. Plegers
Walter A. Taylor
Atlanta, Ga
Ayrn
Fatal surgical mistake shocks Cleveland readers in 1883
A Cleveland press article recounts a stomach surgery that killed Mrs. King after doctors found no cancer. Dr Vance and colleagues operated February 22, but misjudged the diagnosis, sewing the wound as the patient died hours later. The piece endorses Dyspepsia remedies as a cure.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thayer
King
Vance
Tuckerman
Perrier
Arms
Cordon
Capner
Tinkiwell
Police Board
Suroxr
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F. Crutchfield
Enterprise Building
Main Street
Atered
Guiter
High Point
New York City
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Sun
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New Hampshire
A. T. Stewart
New York
Selas
Leon
Lagen
Stonewall Jackson
Thomas J. Jackson
Jackson
Bee
Manassas
R. E. Lee
Manhattan Bank
Dunn
Scott
England
Philadelphia
Methodist General Conference
North
John Wanamaker
Alice Brown
Columbus Court
Theoman
Germany
Russia
Wm. Patterson
Louisville
Albert Turner
Jenny Bowman
Patterson
Benjamin Mitchell
Columbus
Isaac Young
Bladen County
John McCulloch
Chatham County
RaKine
YAL Baking Powder Co
Wall
St New York
Christ
Wilmington
Albany
South
Western Publishing Hovusr
Nashville
Tenn. N.B
Chapin
Farm Agency
Haigh Point, N. C
C. F. Crutchfield
Manacenr
St. Augustine, Fla
Greenville
US. C
Bian Port
Chapin's Farm Agency
America
The
Boston Journal
Geof Chapin
Boston
Mr. Chapin
Boston Advertiser
New England
Mass. Ploughman
Geo. H
Tech
DR. Bigger
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Philadelphi
Baltimore
Washington
Lynchburg
Richmond
Danville
Greensbor
Goldsboro
Durham
Hillsboro
Salem
Salisbury
Charlotte
Seaeeseas
Avekectée
Utood Swissing
Iari Usind
Montmery
Aikin
SOL. Haas Jas. L. Taylor
Trafic
Gen. Pass. Ag’t
Fear & Yadkin Valley Railway Company
Pass, & Mail
Frt & Ace's
Bennettsville
Maxton
Fayetteville
Sanford
Pilot Mountain
Pilot Mount
Fayettevill
Bennetts
Passen
R and M
Aner
Ly Millboro
Ar Greens
Ly Greens
Ar Millboro
Bennettesville
Carolina Central
Factory Branch
J. W. Fry
Sup’t
W. E. Kyle, Gen. Pass
Ag’t
School & Blank Books
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Patridge's
R C Charles
Brapshaw’s
Dr. H. Clay Pitts
High
N.C
Wrenn Bros
Bank
M. C. Henley
Associated Fee A
South Eighth Street
Philadelphia, Pa
High Point, N. C
Enterprise Office
High Point, N.C
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