Creek Insurrection Leader Captured Near Oklahoma Border
Deputy United States Marshal Grant Johnson led a force into Creek territory west of Burgula and captured Crazy Snake, Chitto Hai jo. He delivered him to Lieutenant Dixon of Troop A, U.S. Cavalry, as authorities prepare to suppress Creek followers. Reports from Guthrie note arson claims near Bristow and ongoing efforts by Sheriff Tilghman to mobilize militia amid tensions on the Creek boundary.
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United States
Bennett
Crazy Snake
South McAlester
Ellis
Daniel Bell
Bell
Capt
Grady
Guthrie
Okla
Barmes
Sherif Tilghman
Wincoln County
Tilghman
Filipinos Swear Allegiance in Santa Maria District
More than 60 000 in the Panay and Iloces provinces reportedly sworn allegiance to the United States. In Santa Maria on December 2 2180 Katipunan members renounced insurrection and swore loyalty. 1900 bolomen also took oath. Padre Cura Concepcion led rites with Gen Young addressing attendees.
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Noilo
Panay
United States
Nloilo
Santa Barbara
Washington
D. C
Lnsteait
Philippines
Gen. Young
Santa Maria
Katipunan
Padre Cura Concepcion
Santa Masria
Gen
Young
Mrs Nation Beaten as She Tries to Reach Safety
A Kansas temperance advocate Mrs Nation was allegedly attacked by a mob after a beating by her husband and a pro-prohibition ally. She fled into a forest, later swore out a warrant, and authorities planned arrests. Temperance leaders in Topeka expressed protective support despite disapproval of her methods. Also reports from Washington note a proposed $200,000 water storage study for reclamation in irrigated lands. A Missouri Pacific train wreck near McCracken killed engineer William Young and injured the fireman. passengers unharmed. Issues regarding the Richardson murder at Savannah Mo. sparked unrest.
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Nation
Tachia Ct
Boxe
Pavenger
Great Bend
Missouri Pacific
McCracken
Rush County
William Young
Nurse Lilian Drees Praises Dodd’s Kidney Pills In 1901
From Peshtigo Wisconsin on January 26 1901 a nurse Lilian Drees of Lake Geneva speaks highly of Dodd’s Kidney Pills based on twelve years of nursing. She credits the pills with rebuilding vitality and endurance and notes physicians and clergy endorse their curative effects. The piece also mentions Kemp’s Balsam for throat and lungs and various historical and promotional snippets found in the era.
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Wis
Lakeaide Hospital
Lake Geneva
Lilian Drees
Misa Cretae
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Rebeccan
Dodd
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mothers
A plea from Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lyon Maine for mothers of large families to seek her free advice and remedies. A testimonial from Mrs. Beutivitte of Ludington Michigan describes relief from menstrual pain after using the compound, enabling her to resume heavy domestic duties. The text includes fragments about hiring and the endless work of servant help.
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Pinkham
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