Sioux Indian Feature On Miles and Two Strike Story
A faded lithograph shows Gen. Nelson A. Miles and Col. W. F. Cody viewing the last Sioux uprising. The 1891 surrender at Pine Ridge is recalled with Miles leading a 5,000-strong column westward after a warning of massacre. The article also recounts Two Strike, a Sioux leader, and a famed 1874 clash with the Pawnees led by Sky Chief, detailing brutal fights on the plains and the warriors who shaped that era.
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Bloux
Emarguncy
Milen
Rendinesa
South Dakota
Miles
Col. Shafter
Santiago
Guy W. Henry
Arlington Cemetery
Buffalo Soldiers
Allen W. Capron
Seventh Cavalry
Wounded Knee
Seventh
Two Stoke
Plains
America
Cooper
Nebraska
Platte River
Two Strike
Buffalo Country
Sky Chief
Prairie Gulch
Pie Ridge
Adabel Ellis
Lismet
Burke
Magered
Hariman praised for building better railroads abroad and home
In a reflective column the writer lauds B H Harriman, praising his railroads as well built, well funded and patient with traveler and shipper. Harriman is praised as a public benefactor who prioritizes safe track, good roadbeds and real improvements over price hikes.
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Howard H. Harriman
Europe
William
Harriman
Ae Verity
B. H. Har- Tihhin
Anys
Hutchingon
Kan
Laughter and the Mechanics of a Series of Barks
Scientists describe laughter as a sequence of short barks produced by rapid chest and abdominal contractions. Air is trapped by closing vocal cords then released, creating a bark at about four per second until lung air depletes. Violent laughter engages the whole body with torso movement and stamping feet.
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Honda
Interviewing the Professor on Mars and Elv ether Life
In a dialogue between Interviewer Samalmont and Professor Thinktum they debate Mars replies and the likelihood of intelligent life on Mara a sister plane Thinktum argues Mara inhabitants may possess greater intelligence and long-established civilization, making impractical schemes unlikely.
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Mars
Stennis
Samalmont
Thinktum
Mara
The Way He Did It By Jenkins and Caller
A caller recounts telling a man off for rascal conduct and describes how the other party reacted by trying to strike back, but the speaker hung up the telephone and walked away.
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Jenkins
Tam
Brudds
Parade Living Flag of Children at Grand Army Gatherin
Salt Lake City Utah hosts the forty third Grand Army encampment with a vast parade led by Forty four departments and followed by the Fifteenth Infantry the Utah National Guard and Naval Veterans. 2800 children formed a living flag while veterans saluted and later 4000 schoolchildren marched past the reviewing stand as 10000 in the Tabernacle heard speeches and patriotic selections.
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Balt Lake City
Utah
Grand Amy of the Republic
Fifteenth United States Infantry
National Guard of
Ex Union
Army
Song of
Vetserand
Grand Army
Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City
Main Street
Seventh South Street
South Temple Street
Brigham Young Pioneer Monument
Temple Square
Henry M. Nevins
Willa Spry
United Bands
Temple
Mormon Tabernacle
Frank TH. Starrett
William H. King
William Spry
John 3. Stradford
LB. Smythe
Department of Utah
GA. R
Mary B. Gilman
Woman's Relief Corp
Clara E. Hoover
The
Daughters of Veterans
Eagar Allen
Sons of Veterans
Rebecca Sailth
Army Nivea
Chiles G. Burton
Grand Ary
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Ariament Watterson
Aspatterson
Aly
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