Hostile Indians Reported Ravaging Idaho Oregon Regions
August dispatches recount ongoing raids by Bannocks Piutes and other tribes across Snake River Bruneau and Malheur regions. Gen Howard’s force moving between Boise City and Jordan Valley while prisoners and casualties are reported. surrender talks involve White Bird’s band and Winnemucca and Natchez seek pardons.
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San Francisco
Boise City
Nnuke River
Idaho
Oregon
Mallicur
Stein's Mountains
Uwynee River
Lemhi
Hosilinies
Hanley
Coldspring Overland Road
Snake River
Big Bottom
Bruneau
Bruneau River
George Miller
Joshua Miller
Robert McMurray
Weiser Valley
Weiser
Howard
Bilver City
Jordan Valley
Silver City
Duncan
Malheur
Camp Lyon
Gangs of Highwaymen Stop Coach Near Jenney’s Stockade
August 6 report from Har CNenK W T notes six armed men halted a south bound coach four miles south of Jenney's stockade. The coach was empty and no interference occurred. They asked about the treasury coach’s movements, clearly awaiting it.
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Har Cnenk
W. T
Jenney
Treasury
200 Mile Tramp Signals Sioux Move Toward Rosebud
Correspondent from Yankton reports the Spotted Tail Sioux fold tents and march about 200 miles toward the Rosebud with their livestock tepees and goods in transit. Major Pollock leads the Yankton agency, gaining trust through steady action and firm discipline, expelling disruptive whites and securing orderly removal preparations despite poor roads and harvest delays.
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Spotted Tail Sioux
Yankton Preas
Dakotian
Storrep Tain AgeNcy
Yankton
Chateau Creek
Dakota
Rosebud
Pollock
Major Pollock
Indiana
Losankton
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Yellow Fever Scare Flows From Steamer Golden Crown
The Golden Crown from New Orleans with 200 passengers arrived last night but was barred from land three miles below after quarantine physician Dr. Dunning found one yellow fever case aboard a lady passenger. Over 24 hours 20 new cases and 15 deaths reported. hot and wet weather hinders invalids. In Louisville Kentucky new fever concerns arise from decks of the Neavy Houston docked at New Albany with officials acting to prevent spread. New Orleans reports 28 deaths and new cases. Dr Chappin, head of health, orders no further case reports to the press.
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Loutavinie
New Albany
Neavy
New Orveane
Chappin
Board of Health
Train Collision Kills and Wounds Dozens on Ohio Line
A Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis passenger train collided with a freight train west of Mingo Junction Ohio at 1 a m. The wreck left fifty or more dead or wounded with many emigrants among the injured. Swift hospital care followed as crews moved bodies and survivors.
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Priraturg
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Stueprs
Breubenville
Stting Bull on the Verge of Starvation
Maj. Walch of the mounted police says Sitting Bull and his people lack food as the cry for an American reservation grows in their camps. He warns the crisis nears and hostiles must choose to come in fight or surrender. Criers urge return to America and reservation life. July 19 marked a turning point as youths endured horrors to stand brave.
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Fies
Local notes from Sidney and surrounding region
The column cites community items from Sidney Nebraska with talk of Omaha Hosting News editor Ered Nye, a new stock inspector E H Cowles, thanks to D H O Wheeler of the Board of Agriculture, plans for a Lincoln fair in September, and a push to form a brass band. It mentions Captain Bainbridge on Indian outbreaks linked to speculative rings, Henry Lockwood’s quartz claims, and a reflection on local religious life and thrift with aphorisms on wealth and contentment.
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Omaha
Ered Nye
Dho Wheeler
Board of Agriculture
Dan Ja
Lincoln
Bainbridge
Guise Bee
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Cheyenne
Keith Co
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Black Hills
Lovelock
Jack Hills
Jack Hills Mall Clones
Union Pacific Railroad
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Sidney Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
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Country
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Geo, R. Ballou
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Motory Public Kidney
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Front Street
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Lockwood House
Joan Glickauf
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Washington
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Second Street
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Bidney, Neb
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Indrans Tux & Co
Augusta
Maine
P. B. Danielson’s
Rose Street, Sidney
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Man and Beast Beween
Red Cloud Agency
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J. W. Dear
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John Cameron
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Michigan
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company
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Railroad
Pratt & Ferris
F. A. Beeler
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Watchmaker & Jeweler
Curran & Johnson
Carpenters & Builders
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Ve Uore
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John Zobhl
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Leake River
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
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Chicago
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Miller’s
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Riddle
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Pittsburg & St. Louis Road
E. H. Cowles
Cheyenne County Stock Association
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