Indians Fight in Minnesota Frontier Crisis
A Minneapolis dispatch chronicles escalating Indian unrest around Walker and Cass Lake, Minnesota, with troops mobilized, detachments sent, and reports of casualties among both U S forces and Indian groups. The governor and federal authorities coordinate, while observers note surrounding dangers and calls for arms.
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Oct. S
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Bemidji
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Leech Lake Reservation
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Hiac
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St. Paul
Murdered by hostiles near Leech Lake in Minnesota
James Gould, once a trader with Indians and a farmer, was killed Saturday night near Leech Lake. Authorities suspect hostile Indians, whom Gould had angered, carried out the murder. Gould, who claimed kinship with Jay Gould, is named in the Minnesota report.
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Violence at Virden Strike Sparks Deadly Clash
At Virden on Oct 12 a clash erupted when imported workers arrived. About 20 killed or wounded on both sides amid hundreds of shots as deputies and rail police confronted strikers near the Chicago & Alton train. Reports vary on casualties as violence rocked the town.
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HUNTING A NEGRO Kills Kirkwood town marshal in arrest bid
A town marshal from Kirkwood Missouri Patrick Gunning was shot and killed while attempting to arrest George Bates a negro Pursuit of Bates continues amid talks of lynching The incident adds to a string of racial violence in the St Louis area as authorities search for Bates and restore order in the fashionable suburb.
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Death by poisoning follows city man Michael Donahue's suicide
Sunday report says Michael Donahue, also known as Pat Donahue, died after ingesting strychnine amid unemployment and liquor troubles. He was found near the P. P. & P. section house and died after convulsions at the county hospital. Coroner Isid and a jury ruled his death a suicide. Donahue had long worked for Mrs. Greer in Cochise County, previously in Texas, and funeral services were held at the undertaking parlor.
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Warrior Copper veins Near Lost Gulch Prospect Promises Riches
Last Friday James Lemoning principal owner of Warrior Copper Company toured the Voripay mines in Waterguleh and Lost Suleh with Dadeville Montgomery group. They described a vast vein, deep shafts, and open cuts potentially inexhaustible, yielding about 13.6 pounds copper per hundred pounds ore. Plans include building a ten mile gauge road to extend ore handling and regional mining operations.
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