by Scott W. Hawkins
Vanished true crime and historical events in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, and more.
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6/18/2021
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January 13, 2025
Historian and journalist Washington Irving shares insights on the significance of Chisholm Springs, a 19th-century trading post in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, and its impact on the interplay of Indigenous, French, and American cultures.
January 7, 2025
<p>This episode details the life and death of Shawnee, Oklahoma Police Chief Marion Farrall in 1907, focusing on his murder by John Curtis Barber. Sources describe Shawnee's burgeoning growth as a city at the time of Oklahoma's statehood, highlighting its economic activity and social fabric. The murder, its aftermath—including Farrall's large funeral and Barber's trial and conviction—and the community's response are thoroughly documented. Additional sources provide background on Shawnee's history and development, including its establishment and the significant role of railroads. Finally, a timeline of events surrounding the murder and a list of key figures involved are presented.</p>
December 29, 2024
<p>This episode recounts the early history of Tecumseh, Oklahoma Territory, focusing on its establishment in 1891 and the prominent role of Judge W.R. Asher. The text details the land run, the town's initial development, and the activities of its early business owners and residents. It highlights Judge Asher's involvement as probate judge and town trustee, his subsequent career in law and politics, and his eventual departure from Tecumseh. The narrative draws upon land deeds, newspaper articles, and other historical records to reconstruct the town's growth and its key figures. </p>
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