Custers Last Fight and the 1876 Little Big Horn Battle
A historical account of the 1876 Custer campaign against the Sioux and Cheyenne. It details Sheridan and Terry deployments, Custer's three-column split, Reno and Benteen actions, the surprise village, and the final stand on the hill where Custer and most of his command were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Sheridan
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Apraham Lincoln
Black Hills
Anson Mills
Department of the Platte
Union Pacific Railroad
Rawlins
Wyo
Sweetwater
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn Mountain
Powder River
Mills
Wyoming
Independence Rock
Sweetwater River
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Sitting Bull
United States
Alfred Terry
Dakota
Fort Snelling
George A. Custer
John Gibbon
Department of Montana
Yellowstone
George A. Crook
Fort Laramie
Fort Fetterman
Old Fort Reno
Old Fort Phil Kearny
Washington
Terry
Charlie Reynolds
Bloody Knife
Rose
Major Reno
Benteen
Little Big Horn
Reno
Rosebud
Gall
Crazy Horse
Rain-in-the-Face
Little Big Man
Grass
Weir
French
Chief Gall
Benben
Freuch
Gibbon
Ile Vein
Tom
Calhoun
Alain
Dr. Lord
Porter
Harrington
Sturgies
Winter sermons and church notes across New England
Citon and Giergy report young Norman Knight preaching at North Sullivan Me as Rev. Waith becomes pastor emeritus in Lancaster N Y. Alki Point hosts South Alki Congregational church on Seattle’s shore. F L Marston, England known as the Staffordshire Spur ge on, is a nineteen year old Baptist evangelist. New York diocese sets minimum salary for married clergy at 1200 dollars and house, and 1000 dollars plus housing for unmarried clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sullivan
Norman L. R. Knight
Seattle
Alki Point
South Alki
William Waith
Lancaster
N. Y
F. L. Marston
England
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Royal figures and cheer as European royals noted
The passage mentions infant Chinese emperor Pi Yu and Kiapgaidabuulus Leadedie puviie with a Norway subscription for Amundsen’s expedition, a $5,000 donation. Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of Emperor William, turns sixteen and is described as clever and grown. King Charles of Roumania is popular for mingling with his people, unlike the late Danish king.
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Norway
Amundsen
Victoria Louise
William
Germany
Charles
Roumania
Denmark
Sires and Sons and Notable Census Oddities
Zachary Taylor never held office before presidency. Charles W Morse quips on preferring jail to France. Middletown man receives a cent stamped with his initials as a boy. Ver milon jeweler runs a rare papaya orchard. Alaska exposition opening June 1. Speaker Cannon attends. Bath collector adds a 100+ year mirror. Latonia Free Baptist elects 52nd secretary-treasurer. William Booth undergoes cataract surgery without general anesthesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Charles W. Morse
France
James E. Mead
Middletown
Conn
Brooklyn
Jasper Thompson
Vermilion County
Ind
United States
Cannon
Frank H. Percy
Bath
Free Baptist Society of
MacLAFFERTYs Highlight Obstetrics Gynecology Expertise
N. MacLAFFERTY M.D. and Mayme MacLAFFERTY M.D. are noted as accomplished apeelatists in obstetrics and gynecology. The article showcases their medical credentials and contributions to women's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Maclafferty
D. Mayme Maclafferty
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Custers
Buffalo Bill
the Royal Box
Pi Yu
Sires and Sons
Herald Printery
America
Allsat
Library
Review of Reviews
The
Times
Albert Shaw
Progress of the World
the Review of Reviews Company
Astor Place
DR. Watkins
Crowther-Wooding Block
G and
Heron Streets
Physicians and Surgeons
al Heure
DR. McNiven
Koebler Bik
Aberdeen
Waeh
E. Mohrmann, M. D
Washington Hotel
OR. C
Koehler Bidg
Bassett’s
Heron Street
J. C. Cross
State
Luli
Wiswhau Block
Corncre G
Wishkah Streets
E. H. Fox
Ben Sheeks
Lawyer
Dabney
Austin M. Wade
Wishkah Block
Aberdeen, Wash
Wilson Buttner
E. Heron St
Waco
South L St
Ralston
Hayes & Hayes Ankers (Incorporated
Focal Mill
the Herald Printery
Herald
Aberdeen State Bank
Cor. Heron
General Commercial Banking
E. J. Bradley
Ben
C. W. Miller
Nam
Heath Or
Illigan
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