Fort McKenzie massacre and Culbertson peacemaking
The article recounts the Fort McKenzie massacre tied to Harvey Chardon and the American Fur Company on the upper Missouri. Major Culbertson builds a new post near present day Fort Benton, negotiates peace with Blackfeet, and averts further tribal hostilities while liquor trade and prior grievances shape the crisis.
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Missouri
Fort Benton
Martha Edgerton Plassmann
Berger
The
Piegans
Marias River
Fort McKenzie
Harvey
Chardon
Judith River
Fort F. A. C
Major Culbertson
New York
Pabol’s Island
Ah-Kow- Mah-Ki
Big Swan
Culbertson
Thomas H. Benton
Hudson Bay Company
Peter Koch
Fort Leavenworth
Yellowstone
Fort Union
Wyeth
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New Oil Lamp Offered Free to First Local User
Chicago inventor NL Johnson at 600 W Lake St offers a new oil lamp that burns 04 percent air and claims to outperform gas or electricity. He will give one free lamp to the first user in each locality who assists in introducing it. Write him for particulars. Agents wanted.
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Q. P. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
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