Colonel Sam Wood and Stevens County Feud Tragedy
The long Stevens County county seat war between Hugoton and Woodsdale, founded by Sam Wood, ends in his murder by Brennan after a pawned trial. Wood, born 1825 in Ohio, led anti slavery causes, served in Kansas legislature, and shaped state politics through journalism and public reform. He died at the court house corner after Brennan shot him four times.
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Colonel Wood
Stevens County
Hugoton
Woodsdale
Sam Wood
Bragnton
Cross
Sherif Cross
United States Court
Paria
Tex
Supreme Cour
Brennan
Hiteself
Weareh
Wood
Court House
Cann
Pally
Sheriff Weir
Morton
Sheriff Cann
Jered Tnuix
Parmers’ Alliance
Col
Samuel N. Wood
Mount Gilead
Ohio
Rhode
Liberal Party
Morrow
Kansas
Free State
Free State Movement
Preswet
Lawrence
Lawre
Charls §. Dow
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Morris
Chass
M Mn
Hut
Senate
Judiciary
Lincoln
Cole Ivetor
Paso del Norte
Texas
Tyice
Kara
Ivat Worman
Ler Tocality
Ood
Clin
Samatol N. Wood
Republican Party
Greslay
Kansas Greenbacker
Eurporia
IRS
Kansas Stew Journal
Nepeka
Jewislatire
Sunta Ie
Margaret W. Lyon
Bam Wood
House of Representative
People’s Party
Bousmik
Elder
Kanunas
Sonedote
State Supreme Court
Atetorney
Stavens Iunty
Kanena
N. Wood
Talmage Dead in Somerville Brooklyn Cleric Brother Dies
Somerville New York June 29 Dr C Talmage brother of the noted Brook lyn divine is dead. The deceased is one of eminence in the religious world and closely linked to Dr Johan Talmage.
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Talmage
Somerville
N.Y
British Consul General Reports Trade Influenced by Higher Duties
William Lane Bonkar, British consul general in New York, reports that trade in the city has been influenced by new higher duties, noting benefits to Amornae and related market shifts.
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William Lane Bonkar
New York
Poe
Amornae
Farmers alliance and industrial union redefine Kansas politics
A long critique argues the Farmers Alliance and industrial unions are nonpartisan yet intensely political, shaping call for reform beyond old parties. It claims Republicans and Democrats have yielded to money power, urging unity under a new party to meet industrial demands, with potential statewide shifts as alliances bend toward a people’s government.
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Breremorattts
Kansas
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
Democratic Party
Nilianes
Omaha
Qanla
Politi Rtica
Ifo
Toilay
Puch
Partis
South
United States
R Ecuiee
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
St Louis
Ocala de Thean
Ang
Sen
The
Grange
Mutual Benafit Anzoviation
Knights of Labor
Polk
Leigh
N. OG
Ihe
Western Alliance
Alliance
Farmer's Alliance
Cincinnati
Thereselves
Howe
Kausas
Unclear fragment on farmers movement and party leadership
Fragmentary note cites leaders and movement amid western farmers revolt, mixed with political organization doubt. Unable to identify concrete facts, dates, or named entities from the source text.
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Socrament
Coun’ Ihe
Courter
Beet Negro Trial Awakens New York Jury
The great sensation New York is now waking because the Beet negro has been allowed to show a jury there must strike southern people as strange.
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New York