Chief Joseph and His Nez Perce War Chase 1500 Miles
A detailed recounting of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce flight across western Idaho to Montana in 1877. It chronicles initial clashes at White Bird, the strategic retreats, and battles at Clearwater, Big Hole, Camas Meadows, and Bear Paw, detailing troop strength, casualties, and the pursuit by Generals Howard, Gibbon, Sturgis, and Miles, concluding with Joseph’s surrender on October 2.
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American Press Association
Rob Roy
Highlands
Shamus
Caucasia
Xet ‘Marion
Olina Everglades
Nez Perce
Joseph
Rocky Mountains
Nez Perces
Idaho
White Bird
Howard
Department of the Columbia
David Perry
Indian Bureau
Perry
White Bird Canyon
Salmon River
Monard
Missouri
Clearwater
Misssouri
Bitter Root
Lo Lo Pass
Seventh Infantry
Missoula
Rawn
Big Hole Basin
Gibbon
Timber Hill
Big Hole
Fort Lehmi
Yellowstone
Canyon Creek
the Cresk
Sturgis
Butt
Judith Gap
Miles
Tongue River
Bear Paw
George Nl. Kilmer
Philadelphia Press
Exiled Nez Peace Chief Joseph Remembered in Strain and Struggle
A reflective piece recounts Joseph and the Nez Perce flight from U.S. forces, detailing endurance, capture attempts, and the betrayal felt by a people driven from their homeland. It juxtaposes biblical and historical grievances with the trauma of displacement and the burden of broken promises.
Mrs Grand’s Life and Fashionable Bindings Appeal
Irish born author Mrs Grand, connected to Quaker stock, lived in Ireland Britain and abroad before writing Ideals. She now resides near London with her son and stepsons. The era’s fashion notes describe black chiffon yokes, Liberty tissue scarfs, velvet collars, and new wrist frills for long mutton sleeves as smart, economical enhancements for plain gowns.
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Ceylon
Chinas
Japan
London
New York Sun
Fashion Journal
Miss Penny's Pioneering Work for Women in Industry
The note honors Miss Virginia Penny for pioneering women’s entry into general industry fifty years ago, describing her dedication and sacrifices. It laments her advanced age and modest living in New York, and urges renewed actions by women's clubs to advance labor equality. The piece also traces surname variants linked to occupational and locale origins.
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Virginia Penny
Miss Penny
New York
Minneapolis Spectator
Pattens
Patons
Patteners
Patners
Atlantic City Couple Granted Tax Work Permission
Mrs Maury Walker of Atlantic City and her husband were approved by the city council to work off part of their taxes by performing city street duties. The request, reported by the Cape May Correspondent, outlines approval of this arrangement.
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Maury Walker
Atlantic City
Cape May
A Question of Fair Play Editorial
A Lincoln Nebraska New Republic दmary argues against laws made by one group for another and insists women should have a voice in crafting srr laws, asserting fairness requires equal political influence for all citizens.
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Lincoln
New Republic
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