Smith Denies Organized Band In Chadron Farewell to Fear
Beaver Creek letter-writer F A Smith denies leading a gang and defends himself against Chadron turmoil. He says shootings were non injurious and that cowboys are not bad men while urging calm. Chadron Journal defends townsfolk and warns against sensational prints.
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F. A. Smith
Beaver Creek
Chadron
Dawes County
Nir
Sheridan Co
Dare Devils
Dawes County Journal
Alen
Police Gazelle
Smithy
Counse
F .A. Ssurrir
Chadron Journal
Smith
Bordeaux
Gordon
Tume
General Morrow favored for judge advocate general
Judge Advocate General career speculation centers on General H A Morrow as a likely appointee if Col Mor row can depart to retire. Support from Dr Miller and Omaha Herald praises his long service from Mexican War private to regular army colonel, highlighting honor, integrity, and legal knowledge.
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The
National Tribune
Washington
H. A. Morrow
Swaim
Col Morrow
Twenty-fourth Michigan
Gettysburg
Miller
Omaha Herald
Strong
Gen Morrow
Morrow
Army of the United States
Pay days and posts set in Nebraska frontier notes
The Nebraska Observer notes pay day around the 5th, reports inspection day satisfactory, and updates on Sergi Sullivan returning from San Francisco to identify a deserter. Major Henry is ordered to Omaha as rifle practice inspector. Truitt named Fort Bridger adjutant and treasurer. Minstrel plans at Fort Sidney and social club actions are discussed.
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Sergi Sullivan
San Francisco
Guy W Henry
Ninth Cavalry
Omaha
Neb
Department of the Platte
Florida
F. J. Kernan
Twenty-first Infantry
East Florida Seminary
Gainesville
Fla
C. M.truitt
Fort Bridger
Miner
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sidney
Fort
White House Hall
Wm Fritz
W. F. Pordeau
G. H. Richardson
Corporal Dooly
Sudden Stroke Ends Industrious Hunter Tusler Life
Tusler, a Greenwood creek rancher, died suddenly in Sidney after collapsing at the depot as Senator Stanford’s car stood nearby. He had long been engaged in cattle and horse raising, with a Nebraska career traced from Wisconsin to California and Kansas before settling west of Sidney. The death followed a fall and an apoplexy diagnosis, with his funeral planned in Wisconsin after embalming and preparation at the Metropolitan hotel.
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Tusler
Greenwood Creek
Trognitsz
Metropolitan
Senator
Senator Stanford
Mississippi
Dr. Buckley
Deuel
Pantenburg
Sharmer
Cohn
Shuman
Walker
Bush
Buckley
Potter
Tto
Sidney
Faeld
Shustdae Daogvter Manscatelli Colladay
Chas Nelson
McFarland Wis
Stoughton
Wis
Deee Red
Nebraska
Wyoming
Inngland
Ohio
Plains
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Kansas
Joseph Sharmer
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Rock Springs
John Holden
BooteStoe
Meieer
Nes
CIAE
Tam
Chappell
Thea Lota
Jon Oo
Neil
Chung Lee
Front Street
Sidney, Nediarka
M. J. Sanders
Kosh Street
Sidney, Ned
E. Boettcher
Sidney, Swebilagka
Ranch and Cattle
J. A. Carly
Lodge Pole
Sidney, Neb
Sidney, Neulasica
Adam Ickes
Exlats
Scot
Sidney, Nebraska
Fred Curtiss
Tiss
Charles Anderson
Cheyenne
WHI
Ferma
Jesion
Marke
Lockwood House
R.R. Depot
Potter Lumber Yard
Minneapolis
Minn
Curtiss & Anderson
Potter, Neb
Telegraph
Clarke
General Merchandise
Camp Clarke, Neb
Camp Clarke
Fort Taramie
Fort Robinson
Black Hills
White River
Chas. Wells
Powell & Whitney
Girio Cieiris
Tebraskia
Nebraska Observer
Antelopeville
C I Randall
J. F. Hardesty
Martha Schooley
C A Schooley
Pennsylvania
Fairmont
Ned
Anna Randall
Schooley
Martha
Schorley
Bay State Live Stock Company
F. W. Schaefer
Ladles Mosby
Misa Bello Pembarton
Misa Esso Ron
Mixa Lille Sidney
MR Young
Ij Wa. J. Brennan
Omani Bee
Denver Junction
E. Tusler
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