A Chapter of Bloodshed Surpassing Belief
Narrative of Tom Starr and his band, their raids and battles with fullblood Cherokees, key clashes near Fort Gibson, Rider’s escape, executions, peace treaty, and later life in the Canadian district. Includes Starr family fates and the deaths of several relatives amid postwar quiet.
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W Starr
Wheeler
Starr
M Starr
Ted
Hele
John Rider
Rider
Tom
Port Gueen
Fort Gribson
Tim
Osh
Flint
Glory
Fort Gibson
Tom Starr
Alabama
Plains
Cnill
Tom Iran
Sopalenie
Tor Starr
Goingsnake
Acre
Materring
Day
Ellis Starr
Sallisaw
Creek Starr
Ike Gerring
Creek Star
Canadian
East
Sam Starr
Belle’ Shirly
Cole Younger
Thomas Starr, Jr
Law and Order Reir
Kansas City Journal pokes at P. L. Soper and locals
The Kansas City Journal teases district attorney P. L. Soper during a town visit en route to Washington. Charley Hunt is quoted on the International Trust company link to Territory scandals. Street fair organizers report a light turnout as merchants feel they cannot do more.
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The
Kansas City Journal
P. L. Soper
Washington
Charley Hunt
International Trust Company
Territory
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J. C. Starr
Stan
OUR
the Good Goods
Soper
Charley Nut
Kansas City
Ian
She Campbell - Marrs
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Atlantic
Rock Island
Gho.h, Lee
Little Rock
Ark
McNally, D. P. A
Okla City
Vinita Livery Stable
Jas Webb
Lindenwood Esollege
Mae
Oforpas Frepenic