Buffalo Bill dead death notice and life story summary
The article honors William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill. It recounts his early life as a messenger, his fame as a frontier scout and buffalo killer, his famous contests with rival rivals, his Wild West shows, and dramatic episodes with Sitting Bull and major military figures. It notes his political service in Nebraska and marriage to Louisa Frederici.
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Wm .F. Gody
Siater
Denve
Cody
Shim
Wilson
Miles
Ficott
Colorado
Wyoming
Scott _County
Leavenworth
Kas
Sivas Eit
Bill
Russel
Waddell
United
States
Warmy
Ais Boy
South Platte
Old Fort Kearney
Buffalo Bill
Frank McCarty
Billy
Grook
Cen. Sheridan
Union Pacific
William Comstock
Buffalo” Bill
Army Post
Comstock
Sheridan
Elias
Cady
Fent
Thoee
Buffalo Girl
Yellow Hand
Buffalo Bir
Mila
Merritt
Nate Salsbury
Europe
Fie
Nebraska
Col. Cody
Louisa Frederici
St. Louis
Richelieu
Chicago
Grand River
N. D
Richelieu Hotel
Gen
Nelson A. Miles
Sitting Bull
Gen. Miles
Maj. McLaughlin
North Dakota
United States Army
Northwestern
St. Paul
Bismarck
Missouri River
Nonah
Fort Yates
R. Cy Drum
Drum
Department of the Lakes
Department of the Dakotas
Ruger
Col. Drum
Washington
Secretary of War
Highth Cavalry
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Marshall
Edgar Nay
Third
St. Marshall
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