Advance on the Indians Prompts Silent Troop Surge
Rosesnap Agency Neb Nov 19 troops from many western posts move toward Pine Ridge and Rosebud agencies. General Miles aims to mass forces by dawn to deter possible attacks as rumors loom of a Messiah prophecy and rising Indian resistance led by Red Cloud and Little Wound. General Brooke and Miles discuss deployment while American Horse narrowly escapes assassination.
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Fort Omaha
Rushville
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
World Herald
Red Cloud
Little Wound
Roger
Vine Ridge
Butler
Cuicano
Nelson A. Miles
Department of the Missouri
Smith
American Horse
Pine_ Ridge agency
Missing real estate clerk from Barnstable after breakfast departure
Frank W. Smith, 22, employed by J Murray Howe at 27 School Street, vanished after 9:45 AM Saturday. He packed a handbag with toilet articles but little clothing and left no clear motive or funds. He was close to family, in good standing at work, and may have become despondent about health after a prior operation. Contact his brother C H Smith or Thomas C Day with information.
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Frank W. Smith
J. Murray Howe
School Street
Howe
C. H. Smith
Equitable Building
Thomas C. Day
Barnstable
Mass
Negro and Indian educational work at Hampton Institute
Hampton Institute begins a new term with 664 students including 136 Indians. The school faces about sixty thousand dollars in annual expenses and seeks $70 scholarships and endowment contributions. General Armstrong and the Hampton Quartet with two full blooded Indian pupils will tour Boston area November to December, speaking on the school’s work and aims. The student body includes natives from Persia, Armenia, China, Japan, Australia, Hawaii, Cuba and Bermuda, aiming to spread industrial and moral education.
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Australia
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Cuba
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Grand Hampton School
Sixteenth annual reunion of Forty third Regiment at Shorndike
The forty third Regiment Association held its sixteenth annual reunion at the Shorndike with about seventy five members and distinguished guests including F. W. Lincoln Leopold Morse and Major Joshua M. Cushing. An election elected A. Elliott Paine as president and officers for the coming year. Other club dinners and meetings followed at Quincy House Young's Hotel and American House with numerous members in attendance.
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Fortythird Regiment Association
Shorndike
F. W. Lincoln
Leopold Morse
Joshua M. Cushing
John W. Fletcher
Lincoln
J. C. Whitten
Henry A. Turner
Dexter Grose
Abington
A. E. Paine
Brockton
Henry O. Marcy
A. Elliott Paine
George Chadbourne
Albert A. Day
Joseph Guild
Luther Bixby
Bombay B
Augustus Co.ford
South Middlesex Unitarian Club
Quincy House
H. Price Collier
William W. Fenn
Bay State Lumber Trade Association
Young’s Hotel
Coe George W. Gale
Cambridge
Alvan G. Clarke
Jone
M. W. Fiall
Hall
Cuba
Mr. Clarke
Lick Observatory
California
George W. Gale
Boston Executive Business Association
Society of Engineers
Clemens Herschel
C. F. Allen
E. W. Howe
Boston Park
W. E. McClintock
A. F. Noyes
Newton
Paper Trade Association
Parker's
Edw. H. Haskell
W. A. Russell
Lawrence
W.yt. Porter
Wilmington
Del
W. E. Lathrop
New York
W. M. Jordan
East Pepperell
Board of Trade
George W. Wheelwright
Gr. W. Russell
C. D. Brown
Wendell Phillips Club
Benjamin Johnson
W. A. Leosould
Tremont
Parker’s
J. H. Fitzmaurice
South Coventry
Conn
W. T. Baillie
Bridgeport
M. W. Theate
Watertown
George H. Foster
Milwaukee
Barry
Passaic
N. J
G. W. Russell
Crasg Thompson
Athol
Young’s
George D. Wines
Providence
T. Chubb
Vermont
M. A. Dillingham
Portland
Charles Hartwell
Gardiner
W. EK. Douglas
Lewiston
John E. Russell
Leicester
R. D. Gould
Fitchburg
A. H. Stone
Quincy
T. V. Kennedy
George’i.Warner
Taunton
H. E. Freeman
W. W. Walker
Hartford
IL. B. Roberts
I. P. Proctor
Franklin
American
J. W. Buswell
Salisbury
Eri. C. McAarter
John Turton
Henry N. Fisher
Waltham
C. E. Mott
Clark’s
F. L. Mueller
Philadelphia
Charles W. Remick
N.C. Bohn
Saugerties
N. Y
H. 8S. Geer
New
Isaac Clark
Northampton
Vendome
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J. A. Douglas
H. Conant
Pawtucket
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Women and the Indian at national association meeting
The Women's National Indian Association opened its annual meeting at Old South Congregational Church with delegates from across the country. President Mrs. Amelia S. Quinton led sessions, reports outlined finances and mission work, and officers for next year were elected. A public meeting featured remarks by Prof Francis G. Peabody on education and native citizenship, stressing public spirit, education, and home life as key aims.
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Women’s National Indian Association
Old South Congregational Church
Amelia S. Quinton
Pennsylvania
Stephen M. Bullard
Massachusetts
Theodore Irving
New York
Anna Bennett
Helen K. Foote
Association
General Morgan
Sarah M. Taylor
Pegans
Montana
Brooklyn
Shawshones
Maine
Parka
Omaha
Idaho
Digger
San Carlos Reservation
New Mexico
Home Building and Loan Department
Sara T. Kinney
Connecticut
BK. P. Gould
Philadelphia
Treasury
Alaska
Alice Byington
Special Indian
Marie E. Ives
Young People’s Department
Mary L. Bonney Rambaut
Sara J. Kinney
Jerome 8
William H. Miller
D.D
James Kate Herbert Welsh
Esa
Traill Green
M.D
TDI
William Hayes Ward
Lyman Abbott
Albert Smiley
James Bruce
York
Henry L. Dawes
E. Whittlesey
District of Columbia
S. ©. Armstrong
Virginia
J. F. Marshall
George van Sicien
Edw. Elliott
New York City
Theo. Irving
J. R. Kendrick
G. Hine
Quinton
Francis G. Peabody
Harvard University
John Eliot
Harvard
Congress
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
St. Paul
Phillips Brooks
To the Honorable Senate and House of Massachusetts
A brief constitutional address to the General Court, urging continued vigilance in state governance. The speaker appeals for prudent legislation, fiscal restraint, and respect for legislative processes amid public concerns and regional issues.
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Senate and Stouse of Representatives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
The Doctor's Reasons and a Deadly Trend
A well known business man’s death sparks club talk about overwork and dissipation. A physician warns that pushy business life drains vitality and cites chronic headaches and exhaustion as warning signs. He endorses Paine's Celery Compound as a nourishing remedy for nerves and brain.
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George
Frank
Paine
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