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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1876

Page

4

War of chiefs and agents near Spotted Tail Agency

A correspondent accuses government agents of using Chief Little Big Man to arrest Linke Big Man, who fled after a talk with Spotted Tail. The writer claims the chief traded with whites, headed hostile bands, and opines arrests were bungled, blaming officials for ongoing corruption and theft among factions.

Weskerss Luke Big Mas Bull's Bend Spotted Tail Hestloge Little Big Man U. S Indiana

Long-faced writer helps widen Indian war rhetoric

The letter page harshly attacks Government leeches and Agency Indians over Sitting Bull, preferring eastward action. It mocks a Chicago reader and praises Omaha World-Herald for vigor while noting Beanders county bond conditions for a railroad. A Kansas farm obituary notes a 27-year-old man, Dex-ter, died after a racing mate beat him.

Michi Gamer Red Cloud Agence Sitting Bull Sidney

Murder of Harvey Benson Overshadows Pike County Frontier

A young herder Harvey Benson employed by Adams Redington & Co. was killed after an Indian attack near Kane's ranch on Pump kin creek while Benson defended himself with a revolver. He endured18 hours before aid arrived, and his death prompts a solemn burial service with pallbearers including Capt. Kane and H. V. Redington. Benson, from Miscovet, Ohio, left behind mourning brothers and a community in shock.

Harvey ‘Benson Adams, Redington & Co Geo. Clerk Kane Pumpkin Benson Succes Brown Ald Mr. Beaws Lawrence Parks Mr. Clark Sidner Antelope HV. Redington Geo. Johnston Capt. Kane H. V. Redington John W. Adams Wm. France L. Jenkins Dr. Sealth Geo, Johnston K. Alles Bay Harvey Benson Xemis Ohio Conary Len Brothers

Gold in the Hills Prompts Booming Black Hills Report

Sept 8 1876 letters describe booming mining districts in the Black Hills with plentiful gold silver and copper. Deadwood City Crook City and Whi Wood are active while water limits mining elsewhere. Peace commissioners from Washington expected. soldiers coming to Red Cloud area. travel warnings and high rents noted.

Rup Cooup Aerner Eprrons Taermonaru Romive Sock Hille Black Hills United Mates Wood Elizabeth Town Deadwood City Crook City Deadwood Custer City Big Horn Black Lills Red Ulund Dave Washington Vlay Bidnacy Mosiow J. M

Grasshopper eggs destroyed after heavy rains report

Mr Wailing near Waverly reports grasshopper eggs are all destroyed by recent rains after examination by him and L A Scroggin. Lincoln Juminus, Bidney Johnson son of Samuel Johnson, Belvidere, injured when his horse power vehicle caught his foot in machinery. doctors fear possible crippling, but amputation unlikely.

Bidney Johnson Samuel Johnson Belvidere Lincun Jonas

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