Indian War News From Pendleton Stirring Governor
Portland dispatch dated July 15 reports Umatilla and allied tribes rising against the hostile band now moving on the reservation. Coggan and Bunker killed or wounded, a group of fourteen escorts sent, Captain Miles’ command exhausted and under attack, with 300 volunteers called by Gov Chadwick.
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Portland
J. B. Keeny
Chadwick
Bores Coggan
al. Bunker
la Grande
Cayuse
Coggan
Bunker
Fred Foster
Jack
Foster
Wincumonat
Efflinger
Old Spots Indians Move Under Indian Ring Commission
Major W J Pollock, acting Spotted Tail agent, ordered to relocate Spotted Tail Indians to the Rosebud mouth on the White River in Meyer county. He plans to start as contracts for transport are secured, with aims of expeditious, orderly removal amid midsummer conditions. Spotted Tail led a council endorsing the move, noting presidential promises and government funding for overland freighting.
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W.J. Pollock
Spotted Tail
Rosebud
White River
Meyer County
Pollock
Serger
Department
Missouri River
Indians Threaten Agency Burn If Removal Not Arranged
A letter reports tribal threats to burn agency buildings and walk to Rosebud if moved or guaranteed removal within twenty days. Maj. Pollock was instructed to comply with Indian wishes. Spotted Tail barred young men from talks with commissioners to avoid an outbreak. Ogallala notes describe social events, cattle arrivals, and a growing horse and stock market amidst town life.
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Rosebud
Maj. Pollock
Spotted Tail
Water Spout Damages Union Pacific Line West of Sidney
A Friday water spout appeared on the Union Pacific line between Antelope and Potter stations about 25 miles west of Sidney. It struck a canyon embankment 50 feet high, tore out culvert stonework, and created a 50 foot deep by 90 foot long breach. Train No 4 was halted, passengers transferred, and repairs moved rapidly as rails were laid over the gap. The storm lasted moments, leaving sun and a rainbow.
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Union: Pacific
Antelope
Potter Stations
Sidney
Vies
Tragic Fort Worth Murder Suicide On Trinity River
Mrs. Gray of Fort Worth took her three children and herself to the Trinity river where all perished. A man named Mixon arrived after cries and witnessed a child sink and Mrs. Gray disappear. She left a note asserting innocence and lamenting a life of hardship, with a calm, orderly scene described at the home.
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Gray
Fort Worth
Texas
Trinity River
James Mixon
Lever
Mr. Grey
Drowning of Army Officers at Camp Supply Arizona
Military headquarters report Lieutenant John Anthony Rucker drowned in White River Yon can yon while attempting to rescue Lieutenant Austin Heary. Both officers of the Sixth Cavalry are praised as brave Indian fighters. Rucker is General Rucker’s son and Mrs General Sheridan’s brother. his death described as heroic and daring.
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Carcano
John Anthony Rucker
White River Canyon
Camp Supply
Arizona
Austin Heary
Sixth Cavalry
Rucker
Mra
Sheridan
Rising Nebraska attorney A M Stevenson praised
A M Stevenson Esq of Sidney visited last Wednesday with high regard from the North Platte Nebraskian praising him as the most promising young attorney in Nebraska.
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A. M. Stevenson
Sidney
North Platte
The Aldine plans bold improvements in art publication
The Aldine announces continued dedication to beauty and truth in art, with clearer page design and broader coverage of American and European art. It previews enhanced biographical sketches, stronger exhibition notices, and more deliberate arrangement across 24 parts at 50 cents monthly, sold by subscription only.
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Res Intase i
Merioca
Aldine
Europe
Eid
Switzerland
America
Yellowstone
Sierras
Rockice
Aldine Publishing
James Sutton
Vesey Street
New York
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Rebraska
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Front Street
Kidney
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Omaha, Nebraska
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Washington
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AL Beaker
Old Spots
Indian Ring Commission
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