Trumpeter Hans Mueller Heroic Rescue in Indian Ambush
In the Wyoming Elkhorn Creek region, Hans Mueller a Third Cavalry trumpeter earns praise after he shields Sergeant Nelson and Private Dodds in a brutal ambush. Mueller carries the wounded onward, returns for a second rescue under heavy fire, and dies securing their safety. The trio is later buried, with a headstone noting his courage.
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Aytile
Hans
Peter Nelson
Roberts
Reveille
Nelson
Brady
Third Cavalry
Wyoming
Elkhorn Creek
Nez Perces
Hans’ Outfit
Hans Mueller
Nelson Aiavo
Mans
Ifaas
Jim Crosby
Uncle Sim
Stick
Muller
Trumpet Tooter
Retox Nelson
Savage Valley
Hans Miellers
Ike Tans
Sergent Nelson
Dodds
Hell
Chicago Record-Herald
Hunter recalls nearfatal accident with rifle misfire
A veteran mentions stalking creatures from gray squirrels to grizzlies and recounts a near fatal mishap as a blue heron shot at close range. He explains aiming at the wounded bird to avoid harming it but accidentally fired and was struck in the face by a sledgehammer blow. The incident left him shaken and fearing eye injury.
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Tyo
Tuidelphia
Drummer Confronts Russian Finance Minister in Moscow
An American drummer, fresh from direct business methods, demanded information from Russian finance minister M de Witte to aid his goods. After threats and a tense standoff with guards, De Witte relented, demanding a proper apology. The incident ended with the minister supplying the data and warning against rudeness to ministers.
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M. de Witte
Uie
America
Rissian
Nevaky
de Witte
Plute
Curious Duchess among threshing on royal Manitoba trip
The Duchess, in perfect attire, stood close to Farmer Bond at Poplar Point Manitoba, asking questions as a threshing machine operated. She reached into the hopper bag and took a handful of No. 1 grain, a dusty, curious scene captured by a Globe correspondent with the royal party.
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Bond
Globe
Poplar Point
Manitoba
If All Were Known Editors Threaten Jail in Toronto
A Toronto editor says he faces jail if all facts were known, while rival editors retort that many would already be jailed if all were known. The dispute centers on press transparency and potential legal exposure among the city’s editors.
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Dignum
Toronto
LE Love Kittens
Carping
Frnancois Millet
Hammerton
Ruskin
Tune
France
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A. Taylor
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