Beating the Beacon Mystery at Kellys Post
In puzzled dialogue, officials seek who fired the beacon. Suspects range from party members sent over to do 80 to anyone at Kelly's or the post who could have scaled the butte. The exchange reveals uncertainty about the culprit behind the beacon firing.
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Kelly's
Lieut
Crane
Muncey
Gen
Leon
Mr. Muncey
Kelly’s
Mr. Crane
Kelly
Ferguson
Raton Springs
Thornton
Mrs. Downey
Tracey
Collins
Corporal Foot
Butte
Evera
Downey
Indian Attack Blazes Through Post to the Butte Signal
Major Thornton orders pursuit after a night of Apache raids. Leon MacNutt is missing after a night ride to carry medicine, while Kelly accuses others of missteps. The beacon on Signal Butte signals the Indians’ westward approach as troops comb the canyons and rescue efforts continue.
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Crane
Kate
Leon
Phil Downey
Sergt. Kelly
Mike
Downey
Old Kelly
Kelly
Randy
Turner
Maj
Thornton
Raymond
Foster
Rachel
Rafferty
Department
Kenly
Apache Canyon
Headquarters Department of Arizona
Old Fort Retribution
Lieut. Crane
Signal Butte
Prescott Road
New Post
Raton Springs
Ruckel
Chapparal
Butte
Kelly’s Ranch
Kelly's
Leon MacNutt
Socorro
Capt. Foster
Arizona
Eleventh Cavalry
Lieu
Reckoning Trails and Deeds Across Warren County
A rugged pursuit unfolds as Thornton and Kelly track horse prints to a canyon ford while musket fire echoes north. The scene shifts through deeds and properties in Irvine and Youngsville. multiple parcels in Warren County are seized or sold, including the Diamond Block and several farms, with legal actions and liens detailed.
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Old Sanchez
Sergt. Kelly
Thornton
Capt. Turner
Old Kelly
Ong
Kelly
Land parcel in Spring Creek Warren PA sold at suit of insurer
All that certain tract of land in Spring Creek township Warren County Pennsylvania bounded by a north east tract corner points and lines through posts, containing 111 acres with two small frame houses a frame barn and outhouses. The property belongs to Gifford F Mandaville and Catherine F E Mandaville and is sold under The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York suit.
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John Griffen
Tots Veing
Mae
Gholson
John B. Yong
Gholson Victory
Koy C. Adams
Irvine County
Warren
State of
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P. Falener
Western Avenue
Alexander Christie
D. L Newbold
Helping Hand Building and Loan Association
W. G. Shannon
W. A. Mains
Liberty
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Eor L. Chapel
Julia A. McDaniels
Lt. Rogers
G. G. Mead
C. B. Mead
G. G. Mead & Co
Oungsville
County of
Pardon
Oak Street
L. K. Dunham
Dunham
Pardon Hazeltine
Hazeltine
L. Lances
C. G. Herrick
R. A. Kinnear
Sherwood Simmons
Columbus
Pitney Marble
Ludlow
Worhip
John Trantum
N. Webber
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Warren County
Israel Spencer Junior
Holland Land Company
Israel Spencer
Spencer
Clymer
F. EK. Spencer
KE. B. Crissey
Spring Creek
A. D Hallock
Ray
James White
A. B. Shultz
A. B Shultz
S. Kerr
Gifford F. Mandaville
Catherine FE. Mandaville
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Pittsfield Township
C. Cady
McGrews
John Swanson
G. M. Ayers
H. Rogers
Hiram Hocum
A. Hall
Sheffield Township
Samuel Babee
Philadelphia and Erie
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John Snapp
Mary A. Snapp
Fitch Hildum
Garland
Pittsfield
John McKinney
St. Pierce
Enterprise
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Greeey Street
Bear Lake Station
New York Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
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Vaneps
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Aso
Rosa Wright
Greeley Street
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Wright
Henry Phelps
Mary
C. T. Bordwell
Glade Township
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Co. B. Willey
Irvine Mead
Betsy Mead
Irvine
Frank Long
Henry Cobham
Maggie Long
Andre Long
Omer E. Dunham
Pansy Long
Terre
Heny Cobham
Laura B. Stoum
Coumbus
State of Pennsylvania
Hudson’s Corners
James Simmons
George Albro
L. L. Bush
W. R. T. Hodes
Mead
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Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company
National Transit Company
Domer
Hill and O'Donnell
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
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G. T. Pryor
Alson Rogers
Recorder’s Office
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Glade
James Roy
Robert Ullman
John Willson
Charles Durling
Jane Durling
Said County
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A. C. Blodget
Peary relief expedition notes yield new Greenland chart
Prof. Rollin D. Salisbury of the University of Chicago spoke at Bowdoin Bay chapel about Lieut Peary's work. He highlighted that despite failures the expedition produced a detailed 1 000 mile chart along Greenland west coast and greatly expanded knowledge of the Esquimaux.
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Rollin D. Salisbury
University of Chicago
Peary
Lieut
Bowdoin Bay
Long Joureys
Greenland
Esquimaux
Parcel in KinzuA Warren PA Maple Shade Hotel Sold
Property lies in KinzuA Warren County Pennsylvania described by metes and bounds near the Walsingham lot. Includes the Maple Shade Hotel two story frame building and a frame barn on 168 square perches. Sold as the property of B. L. Derby at the suit of Josephine McIntosh.
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Kinzua
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Walsingham
Mr. Strong
John English
Maple Shade
8. L. Derby
Josephine McIntosh
Patterson Returns to Seattle After Alaska Boundary Survey
The coast survey steamer Patterson returns to Seattle from Alaska with a party that surveyed the southern lines of the international boundary from Prince of Wales Island to the fifty sixth parallel turning point. Canadian parties were not met. One group stopped at Fort Simpson briefly and joined north of Chilkat. British claim Prince of Wales island to Behm channel, not moving east to Portland channel, as U S contends. American surveyors report valuable data for the boundary commission.
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Coast Survey
Patterson
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Prince of Wales Island
Fort Simpson
Chilkat
Behm Channel
Portland Channel
Beyond
Hartford Citizen Tries to Probate His Own Will
A Hartford man entered the probate judge’s office claiming to probate his own will. Clerk Dickerson deterred him, noting that the testator must be deceased for probate and that friends must handle the matter after death.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Post
Dickenson
Miller Faces Haze Crowd With Loaded Revolver Stand
A Pennsylvania freshman named Miller from McDonald refuses hazing by a sophomore crowd at State College. After leaving the debating hall he stood off surrounded peers with a loaded revolver while supporters back him. The sophomore class threatens further action amid the confrontation.
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State College
Miller
McDonald
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