The Todians Visit Sioux Camp in Sidney Nebraska
A Sidney Telegraph piece recounts a visit by James Donnelly and Omaha Tribe No 2 members to a Sioux camp near Lodge Pole Creek. They meet Chief Old Crow and others, view trophies from Custer’s era, exchange signs and grips, witness dances, and note lawful caution from Major Lawton about potential trouble as they depart with friendly farewell rituals.
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Sidney
Omaha “Herald
Brotuxus Beng
Dunelly
Gossage
Lawton
Custer
Old No. 2
Old Crow
U S.army
Auro A Pans Fror Yates
Red Cloud Agency
Trenton
New Jersey
Velveas
Standing Rock
Mr Gossage
Gen. McKeogie
Siting Bull
Crazy Horse
Maj Lawton
No 2
Jans Donnelly
Submerged Lake Geneva Reveals An Ancient Town Hint
Divers exploring Lake Geneva for a tourist’s lost trunk report a submerged layout resembling a village. They spot 200 structures with a central open space and a tall square tower, suggesting ancient Celts or Gauls. Vaud council plans a jetty and drainage to expose the site for archaeology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Council of
Vaud
London Daily Telegraph
Manure and merit win the Commodore’s Eye
A Staten Island tale shows Commodore Vanderbilt learning from William’s practical farming. William takes a load of manure he was told to take, proving his resourcefulness and earning a role as vice president of Central road. Also notes a model soldier in the Light Guards who tests discipline with a “Jack Robinson” pass.
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William H. Vanderbilt
Commodore
Staten Island
The
Central Road
Columbus
Jack Robinson
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