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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
1
Unclear weather data indicates probability of rain with varying wind directions. Reported regions include Texas Oklahoma and Indiana with northeast to southwest breezes and possible showers on Thursday and Friday.
Nashville January 23 in a joint session the legislature elected EB. 8. OQomitagk to the office of United States senator with the result reported as official.
In a legislative session today, Culkin was re-elected to the United Sites Senate amid a crowded decision process. The vote followed a party line dispute and reflects ongoing control shifts within the chamber.
Salt Lake reports January 12 Hon T W Keats was elected senator by the joint assembly with unanimous Republican support.
In a joint session today at Merre and Co the election concluded with Gamble securing the United States Senate seat amid the telegraph region's reporting.
Newton Texas January 23 reports state about 500 Creek fullbloods in open rebellion across the territory. They attacked at Deep Fork and threaten Cherokee Seminole joiners, burning and looting as authorities vow seizure. United States agents warn of a potential clash, with Mitchell and others mobilizing militia to contain the uprising.
Reports from Muskogee describe full aloods in arms as townspeople vow to defend themselves if prisoners are not released. Snake faction arrests two men, Polk and Hotulka, threaten arson at Chesom, and fear of an attack grows while federal troopers may be dispatched.
January 23 report shows Indian Affairs Commissioner notified Frentiation Agent Shoenfel of Miskogs about serious Creeks trouble and urged immediate assistance to quell the outbreak.
The Commoner launches in Lincoln Nebraska with Willam J Bryan behind it. Readers learn the title aims to defend the common people and their interests while opposing aristocratic privilege. The piece outlines the term commoner and its civic duty.
An agent reports the Creek Indians, called a band, have formed a government and officers. Murders and intimidation occur. warrants issued for friendly Creek leaders. Police are unable to contain armed Indians. urges urgent cavalry from Fort Reno to quell unrest and protect civilians. Telegram sent to the War secretary for troop dispatch.
United States officials authorize troop deployment to Muskogee Indian Territory as Snake outlaw bands threaten order. Reports say about fifty armed men plan to resist and fire on authorities while destroying allotments issued to Creek by the Dawes commission. General Fitzhugh Lee of the Missouri department is empowered to act.
John Coffey, a light horseman, was arrested today by Marshal Bonpetit. The warning of a possible raid by a stripping band circulated as Marshal Bennett seeks Federal troops. News comes of Mick Kigg, a full blood Creek, killed for refusing to join the marauding group.
General Lee announces troop movements to Muskogee to pursue suspected Indian aggressors. Telegraphic orders direct forces from Missouri to move toward the site of the incident as information remains limited.
A devastating blaze in Montreal began last night and raged until 1 AM. The Board of Trade building, housing over a hundred tenants and multiple firms, burned to the ground amid icy conditions and crowded streets. Losses are estimated between 2.5 and 3 million dollars, with the core tenants including M. Sexe & Co and Nelson & Gu among others.
London reports the formal oath binding King Edward VII to govern by law after Queen Victoria's death. The scene includes St Paul’s, royal processions, gun salutes, and a proclamation at St James Palace. The heir swears allegiance with ministers and nobles present.
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