Enduring Cavalry Rides Show Long March Feats and Messengers
Col Theodore Dodge catalogs official long distance cavalry rides by US troops from 1861 to 1876 including Captain Pountain’s 84 miles in eight hours and Private James Bell’s perilous 170 mile dispatch run through Sioux country. The record showcases endurance under fire, horse and rider conditioning, and notable feats by Terry and Crook era couriers.
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Sam
Theodore Ayrault Dodge
Dodge
Pountain
United States Cavalry
Natal Mounted Rifles
South Africa
America Army
Moore
Col Dodge
Alun EE Eee
Seventh Infantry
Terry
Big Horn
Yellowstone
Montana
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Guster
Nell
Staal Creek
Hell
Apex
Thornbure
Merrill
Soerbanu
Payne's Coutine
Indias
Howe
Fort Warner
Harney
Edward G. Pechet
Sitting Bull
Clef
Fechet
Stahrenberg
FE Paso
Chihauhu
Hull
Bodlow
Powder River
Wyong
Crook
James Bell
Hostle
Dell
Pell
The Home and Its Daily Reset in Spiritual Exercise
Edward Everett Hale reflects that home life must be renewed daily through small rituals and sacrifices. He argues that the home scene requires regular spiritual exercises to honor memories, birthdays, and unexpected treats, reinforcing daily devotion and family bonds.
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Edward Everett Hale
Consumptives Need Not Leave Home
Renewed efforts aim to stop sending consumptives westward or to dicey locations and promote small local hospitals in every city and town. Physicians who send indigent patients southwest without funds or in advanced stages face cruelty accusations. Attempts are also made to exclude indigent consumptives in Southern California and Texas and send them back to the East.
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West
Southwest
California
Texaa
Opening of Cheyenne River Reservation homestead plan
The General Land Office designates Le Dean and Aberdeen South Dakota as registration points for about 7000 quarter sections allotted to settlers. Any US citizen over 24 or head of a family not owning more than 160 acres may make a homestead entry up to 160 acres of unoccupied public lands. Adam Clarke quote appears at end.
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General Land Office
Washington
le Dean
Aberdeen
Dak
Minneapola & St. Louis RR
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