Sioux Seek Huge Damages Over Black Hills Claim
The Sioux have filed suit against the United States in the Court of Claims seeking nearly 220 thousand dollars plus interest, totaling around 750 million, claiming the Black Hills were seized in violation of treaty. The piece traces treaties from 1851 to 1876, Red Cloud and Sitting Bull figures, gold rush pressure, and the shift from war to legal battle as the path to redress.
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United States Court of Claims
War Club
Lance
Great Dakota
United States
Hinds
Uncle Sam
Black Hills
South Dakota
Fort Laramie
American Fur Company
Laramie
Jim Bridger
Kit Carson
Oregon Trail
California
William S. Harney
Ash Hollow
Neb
Fort Pierre
Spotted Tall
Overland Stage Line
Pacific Telegraph
Hlarney
trans-Missouri
Montana
Idaho
Congress
Bozafian
Mont
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Buffalo Range
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
H. B. Carrington
Fort Phil Kearney
Fort C. ¥. Smith
Fort Reno
Missouri River
Platte River
Northern Pacific Railroad
Yellowstone River
Sitting Bull
Phil Sheridan
Department of the Missouri
Pacific
G. A. Custer
Custer
Sheridan
Walter P. Jenney
White River
Custer City
Gall
Crazy Horse
Powder River
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
War Department
Little Big Horn
Crook
Terry
Miles
Mackenzie
Canada
Dakotas
North
Buffalo Country
Powder
Yellowstone
American Horse
Indian Summer Origins and Weather Phenomenon
The term Indian summer arose from Crevecoeur in 1778 who called it Tete Sauvage. Harvard’s Robert DeC Ward notes the translation. Weather-wise it results from high pressure lingering in the south and low pressure in the northwest, producing southwest winds and mild days.
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Crevecoeur
Robert Dec. Ward
Harvard University
Belonged to an ancient race Skulle and Knife Handle Found in Egypt
Three human skulls found in Egypt are said by Prof. W F Petrie to be older than any previously found in the country. An ivory knife handle is described as the era’s most important relic with depictions of fighters, ships, and a man with two lions symbolizing outsiders from Mesopotamia and Persia.
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Egypt
W. F. Petrie
Professor Petrie
Mesopotamia
Persia
The Perfect Figure
A witty exchange where Elsie asks for the perfect figure and is told it is about a million, highlighting a humorous view on value and beauty in society.
Measles Dangers and Free Health Booklet Offer
Many believe measles is harmless and expose children. however it kills more in the US each year than smallpox. The disease begins like a cold with slight throat soreness and nasal discharge, then a rash after a few days. A free booklet with diagnosis and prevention tips is available from the US Public Health Service in Washington, asking for Reprint 780.
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United States
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Twelve Labors of Hercules Recapped Destruction
Summary of the mythical feats, including the Nemean lion, Lernean hydra, Erymanthian boar, and Ceryneian stag, as part of the legendary hero’s early trials. The fragment hints at the sequence of tasks and their perilous nature.
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Hercules
A Sign of Failure
A commentator argues that a man who endlessly claims others are targeting him is proven to be a failure according to Atchi son Globe.
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Atchison Globe
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