Red Cloud Chiefs Sioux Delegation to Visit Washington
The renowned Sioux leader Red Cloud, aging and frail, prepares for a final Washington visit to press grievances before the president. As head chief of about 20,000 Sioux, he and a delegation from Pine Ridge aim to address national authorities, reflecting on a career linked to battles, agency life, and the Wounded Knee era.
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Red Cloud
Washington
Alt Burkholder
Sielk Hede
Powhattan
Osceola
Black Hawk
Geronting
Little Wound
Central
Far West
Red Cloud Leader From Pine Ridge Emerges In War History
A fragmentary obituary style sketch recounts Red Cloud as a renowned Sioux war chief tied to the Pine Ridge era. It notes his cautious stance during early 1890s hostilities, his role in directing Indian forces against U S troops, and the perception of his strategic genius by soldiers and rivals. An anecdote about Little Wound and Osalalin is briefly touched.
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Red Clauda
Big Road
Custer
Wounded Knee
Agency
James W. Worsyth
Big Woot
Red Cloud
White Clay Creek
Indiana
Big Foot
Drexel Mission
Vavayth
Hostle
Gol. Forsyth
Red Clout
Red Cloud Himecti
Litthe
Rett Cloud
Tuttle Wound
Wound
Teed Glant
Charles P. Jordan
United States
Pine Ridge Agency
Jordan Ane
Fawlty
Noscud
California
Gen
Crook
Waise Hewart
Corre aApondents
Pine Ridge
Ken Cloud
Fost
Ninth Cavalry
Seventh
Ninth
Pine Midge
Griening
Hin
Sted Gloud
Little Wound
Chugwater Creek
Wyormleg
Connecticut Lad Saves Classmate on Icy Pond
Stephen Keane, a fifteen year old from Sandy Hook, led a group of six classmates in forming a life chain to rescue Jachuel Keating who fell through thin ice on Nianthe mill pond. Keane instructed and braved the danger, guiding others to safety until all were pulled free despite ice cracking beneath them.
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Connecticut
Uttle Post
Sandy Hook
Conn
New York World
Stephen Keane
Stephen
St. Michael's Parochial School
Saude Hook
Nianthe Mill Pond
Jachuel Keating
Michael
Stephen Kerne
Mike
Ry Keane
Hoor Keating
Cane
Ieane
Keane
Culture in the Home and Wealth Shape Education
Professor F J Giddings argues in Good Housekeeping that contact with the Old World spurs a genuine desire for culture. He contends education gains immense practical importance, linking literacy to reform of government through unselfish public spirit and a culture rooted in literature philosophy and art.
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Don
F. J. Giddings
British blue book on Armenia shocks global press
The British blue book on Armenia reports that Russia warned Britain any coercion of Turkey over reforms would be displeasing to Russia. Despite this warning, Britain maintained a surface coercive stance. The volume, deemed to have scooped all newspapers, sets off debate on news value.
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Armenia
Russia
Bngland
Turkey
Great Britain
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
Last week saw a batch of patents granted to Northwestern inventors across Minnesota and nearby states. Named recipients include George 3B Austin of Dundas for a device for electric wires, Peter H Berg of Bemidji for a fluid storage tank, Nels Jones of Minneapolis for a blind signaling device, and Albert Johaflin of Staples for a stovepipe tool, among others.
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Northwestern
George
Austin
Dundas
Minn
Peter HH
Berg
Nels Jones
Minneapolis
Min
Albert Johaflin
Staples
Martin Imbertson
J. A. Carolsen
Duluth
Lewis Johnson
Ts. Pridland
Willa
Herman A. Shkrupke
Waynesqne
Thomas H. Lucas
Minneapolian
Furnace
George C. Nowell
Clearwater
Mun
CG. U. Saulez
St. Paul
Walter A. Scott
William G. Scott
Rock Detll
Rederick
Nemann
Rico
Allory
William J. Burnett
Minneapolis Brewing Company
Minsienpolis
Innk
Tonle
Inger Bear
T. D
A Housewife’s Trials and a Rheumatism Cure Claim
Mary A Marshall of Appleton Minnesota describes a year and a half of rheumatism relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits rapid improvement to the pills, aided by her husband’s purchase, and reports overall blood and nerve benefits with renewed health. The article notes the medicine sold by druggists or via Dr Williams Medicine Company for 50 cents per box or 1.50 per complete set.
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Appleton, Minn
Mary A. Marshall
Appleton
Mion
Dr. Williams
Abu
Marshall
Williams
Mali
Willams
Compiany
Schenectady
N. Y
Don
Wau
Freshman Wig Revealed in Field Incident at Penn
A large Penn freshman football player hid a wig under his helmet during practice. A guard tackled him, the crowd pressed in, and the bald wig was exposed as the player vanished from the field. The incident drew astonished reactions from teammates and spectators.
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Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Fromnian
Iin
Tid
Philadelphia
Tale
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Jordan
Mrs. Marshall
Lie
Thistir
Ayer
California Fig Syrup Co
Simo
London
Onsumption and — Department
Ra Jsipeen Thaw
Lung Troubles Manufacturing Chemists
Peart St
New York
T. A. Slocum
M.D
T.A
Pearl St
Doatar
Trix Morton
New York Recorder
America
Canley Poultry
Bnidoth
Avery Abless
Semenice Quauty
Calmare
de Kalb
Ill
Salzers Seeds
Salter
Larur
Sabeor
Joan A. Silzer Bed Co
JSHNA
Salzer Seed
LA Crosse
Wis
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