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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1906

Page

3

Lost Bird of Winded Knee故事 remembers a Washington courtship

Col W M Berger of Belen writes The Evening Citizen detailing Lost Bird, the Indian girl found after the Winded Knee battle, her care under General and Mrs Colby in Washington. He recalls meeting her as a child, praising her education, manners, and bond with her foster mother, and hopes for her future safety from her reputed father.

Wim. M. Berger Belen Citizen United States Winded Knee Colby Helen Evening Citizen Lost Bird Colby Lover Bird Tenth Street Washington D.C General Colby Mary Berwick Geological Department Washington Losi Bird Shy Miss Berwick Lest Bird M. B

Notorious Estancia Prisoner Edward Nichols Linked to Auburn Escape

Edward Nichols, one of two convicts who escaped Santa Fe Territory Prison, is identified by Auburn prison officials as having previously served there. A letter from Agent George W. Bentham states Nichols may be Charles Grannon and suggests Nichols aided James Buck’s escape from Auburn in 1901. Buck’s whereabouts remain unknown.

Edward Nichols Territorial Santa Fe Auburn N.Y William Buck Arthur Trelford New Mexico Penitentiary Buck Nichol Asq N. M James Grimes Nichols Charles Grannon Grannon Auburn Prison George W. Bentham

Lost Bird of Wounded Knee Net of Beatrice Beatrice Neb

Beatrice Neb July 3 People of the city thank General L W Colby for not being home when Chief Little Cloud and Sioux warriors searched for him. They vainly sought the child Lost Bird found on the Wounded Knee battlefield by Colby who had taken her to Oregon. The tale ties to the 1891 battle, Colby’s rescue, and the dancers in Ban.

Chief Little Cloud Colby Beatrice Neb L. W. Colby Little Cloud Lite Cloud John Robinson United States Cavalry General Colby Battefeld Litte Cloud Daugher Volbey Wounded Knee Latte Cloud Spotted Bear Lost Bird Woman's Tribune Portland Ore Genserm Colby Fnally Fifi Street Bar Oregon Horton Kas Healhlee Oiiens

Fort Apache Abandoned Likely. Eddyville Prison Listed

Eddyville Kentucky warden Jesse Olive and railway clerk E H James traveled to Roswell to locate a prison program. James, brother of Congressman O M James, notes about 600 convicts at Eddyville with Youtsey among the inmates, while King King Kings New Life Pills and other ads fill the page alongside Gallup domestic troubles and Fort Apache’s possible abandonment with four cavalry at the site.

Pecos Valley Jesse Olive Eddyville, Kentucky E. H. James Nashville Taylor Goethel Youtsey Ove Tetet Negroni Ar King

Take a Plunge in the Pool Bath Ad at 503 N First

An old advertisement invites readers to visit 503 North First Street for a daily pool opening and offers free samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It promises cure for billousness constipation and other stomach disorders with testimonials of permanent relief and states availability through all druggists.

North First Street Dally Chamberlain

A Trag't Finish From a Neglected Dyke Case

A watchman's neglect let a small leak in the North Sea dyke become a ruinous break harming Holland province. Kenneth McIver of Anceboro Maine avoided a tragic finish when Dr King’s New Discovery saved him from lung inflammation after a neglected cold. Trials offered, ads claim cures for coughs and itching piles with testimonials from officials.

North Sea Holland Kenneth McIver Anceboro King

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Col. W. M. Berger Washington, D. C Ier Estancia N. Y United States Agricultural Department Ames Beacon Batlon el Org University Heights Property S. Second St. University Heights McGuire Gallup Hugh McGuire John Bowie Albuquerque Mexico Galtay Fort Apache United States Army Forts Whipple Huachuca Geronimo Lawton Apa Holbrook Old Fort Renorvato Bucklen A. M. Bruce Farmville Hillsboro Crews Massey James Y Washington-Lee University Lexington St MI Chiswell College Santa Med New Mexico Surburg Moet & Chandon Mitchell Jersey John KR. Garrett Girard Ala Eagle Dr. King Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers Las Vegas Denver Rio Grande Pueblo Colorado Springs Colorado Points Pullman S. K. Hooper G. P T. A Colo S. Barney New Mex
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