Uprising of Creeks reinforced by Choctaws and Seminoles
Denison Texas January 4 Creek rebellion spreads to the Choctaw Nation with a self appointed government and elected council. They threaten the legitimate chief Nukes and warn interference is death. Full bloods in Choctaw Nation outnumber others and may mobilize a force to defend the new order near the Prisco railroad. The interior department is accused of provoking conflict to force treaty allotment as troops may be sent.
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Denison
Texas
Gnd
Nukes
Trope
Ohonian
Claym
Staten Marcia
Nores
Deepyeth
Glojas
Queen on her deathbed urges peace between England and Germany
In Pearce New York January 11 news from London reports the queen summoning the Prince of Wales and the Walser to her bedside. They knelt and swore to do all in power to prevent war and maintain peace between England and Germany.
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Pearce
New York
Hateer
Titans threaten to join Creeks in defiance of colliers
Armed Titans from the tribe threaten to join the Creeks within twenty four hours. Marshal Rogaert and Agent Schownfelt lead deputies and Indian police to Bradh Hi ten miles west of Chematah. Imwhans council and demand surrender. If they lay down arms they will be treated with courtesy and consulted on evictions. Cavalry from Rene will reach Holden-Wile and move overland into the matlot.
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Rogaert
n+ Qian
Schownfelt
Bradh Hi
Chematah
Rene
Holden- Wile
Choctaw Governor’s Views On Uprising and Militia Mobilization
Choctaw Governor in Arkansas discusses the Choctaw uprising and border tensions. He pledges to monitor the situation and mentions sending orders to Muskogee and militia units, with reports of looting and theft affecting the border towns. The military company at Shawnre is prepared for duty at an appointed location.
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Kail
Homie Pase
Karner
Hun
Arted
Golovel Bhoffiman Ty Tome
Gillirie
Eady
Chandler
Ocarte
Shawnre
Amanent
Choctaw unrest and threats loom in Indian Territory
Reports from South McAlester dated January 24 describe Chosaw uprisings and planned attacks. Disaffected groups threaten railroads, burn bridges, seize vessels, and exact death penalties for violations while seeking to suppress dissent and force compliance. General Harris enjoins restraint among Choctaw railway workers.
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Sygrerinteddent’ Harris
Choctaw Railway
Wittle Hook
Indian Territory
Indian Town Threatened by Creek Uprising Near Bristow
Muskogee report says 600 armed Creek near Bristow threaten the town as Marshal Bennett and Indian Agent Shoenfelt rush deputies and troops from Fort Reno. Crazy Snake seen at Eufaula. Snake band three miles from Bristow. authorities fear insufficient cavalry. Wetumpka district quiet after two days.
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Muskoges
J. T
Marshal Bennett
Brisco
Murshal Bennett
Sheepfelt
Ste
Bristow
Fort Reno
Troubdle
Bratow
Henrietta
Shoenfelt
Fix
Eufala
Crazy Snake
Mejlway Legal Aid Society Takes Maybrick Case
Clark Bell, president, announces the society will take charge of the Maybrick case seeking pardon or sequel after fair trial. The article notes chances for relief for an American woman imprisoned in Boslach on charges of poisoning her husband.
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Maybrick
New York
Clark Bell
MeJlway Legal Aid Society
Gon Nace Os Vite
Boslach
Creek Indians summon horsemen in five county uprising
In Muskogee Indian Territory January 34 a detachment of cavalry from Fort Hesy to the scene of the Creek uprising is reported. Creek chiefs have sent riders throughout the five counties appealing to locals to join them against soldiers. Governor Brown of the Seminoles is said to be seeking aid.
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Muskoger
I. T
Genem Leo
Fort Hesyv
Alma’isfed
Brown
Southwest merchants seek revived Texas trade rail rates
The Southwest EHS Thad reports new efforts to restore favorable railway rates to attract Texas Indiana and Oklahoma merchants to New York market. After delays quoting abbreviated lines, Wink Jinen and Central Wort have granted discounted passage clearing paths for merchants to advance spring and fall sales. Local traders anticipate reduced costs and boosted cross region commerce once rates are in place before Texas trade peaks.
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New York
Keulerna
Texie
Indiana
Viet Thin
Avas
Texas
Minden Man Shot by Mob After Attempted Assault
A young farmer’s wife was assaulted near Doylins on the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific line ten miles from Minden Louisiana. The assailant fled but was later identified and in custody when a mob shot him near the Minden jail. The same neighborhood recently saw a vigilante action against a woman accused of a similar crime.
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New Orleans
Minden
Doylins
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacifi
Midas Walher
Sit
Preses
Soadon’s Nest Hogagenent Telegrams Aid Saloons Cleanup
Mress Soadon stating telegrams from Hope offer help to close saloons in Tepoko, Kat. Tonight she abandons prowling and plans removal of saloons by tomorrow.
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Soadon'’s Nest Hogagenent
Tepoko
Kat
iMre
Tomorry
Edward VII Proclaimed King of Great Britain in London
Report of the proclamation of Edward VII as king with ceremonial honors in London. Troops, guards, and police filled the streets from St James’s Palace to central London. The proclamation was read from the balcony as crowds cheered and shouted God Save the King.
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Edward VII
Great Britain
St. James Pialack
Mkwe
Wilwin
Roland Ant Emperor
India
Wiliam Henry Welton
Winilear
Wharis
Vuahin
Landen
Nereme
Ford
Nike Pertruyia
Ati
Elena
Willy
Armunge
Ieee
Erudaiped Ware
Perbertal
Peeple Moi
Marlhor
Norfolk
Henry Arehurd Wahlie
Pring
Walea
Manibariusn
Yous
Cvart
Beehyianiere Stark
Getter Lert Roberse
Evelyn
Ann
Dignie Tories
Elorra
Trimepeth
Anus Weldon
Vania
Ronteouk Bayanit Cinpara
Wriia
Hivre
Lrom
Manole Bar
Jones
Aherte
Polienind
Neer
Alent
End Aldermet
Cll
Miliary Bank
Bank of Ragland
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