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Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1889

Page

7

Talking to the Sioux on Dakota Land Bill Provisions

Commissioners explain the Dakota land bill to Sioux chiefs many oppose the sale. Maj. Warner and Two Strikes address concerns and describe treaty details while about forty chiefs sign. others defer action as the commission awaits further replies.

Broad Missouri River Maj. Warner Washington Commission Hollow Horn Bear Yellow Hair Iion Red Cloud

Indians Agree to Fee for Great Sioux Reservation

The article describes government talks with the Sioux nations over a large federal land sale, offering $1.25 per acre or $13,750,000 for the entire tract. Three-fourths of tribal signatures are required, with Rosebud and Pine Ridge councils detailing allotment, education, and a permanent fund, as Gen. Crook lobbies for the treaty amid mixed Indian responses.

Northwest Dakota Great Reservation Crook Foster Ohio William Warner Missouri Rosebud Maj Warner Gen. Crook Sioux Nation of Indians

Work of the Wits and Witty Vignettes

A collection of light anecdotes and comic exchanges from the era. Jests touch on stamps women smoke opera glasses prison wardens and social foibles with quips about bishops lawyers and disapproving gossips.

Indians Press for Treaty Terms at Pine Ridge Council

A Pine Ridge Agency dispatch reports Gov. Foster opening council discussions with Indians seeking to speak. Old-Man-Afraid-Of-His-Horses and Red Cloud challenge new treaty demands, recalling 1868 and 1876 agreements, unpaid promises, and land sales. Crook attends as speakers urge fair pay and land limits.

John Grass Charging Bear Washington Sid Rosebud Pine Ridge Agency H. D. Gallagher Gov. Foster Congress Warner Red Cloud Little Wound Maj Gen. Crook Addi Foster Fort Laramie Spotted Tail

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