Scalp Injury Among Fort Laramie Migrants After Indian Attack
A Kansas Pacific party from Deadwood recounts a massacre about seventy miles north of Fort Laramie. Herman Ganzio and companions, including Mr. Woodward and T. Gates, describe an ambush by Indians, Ganzio being scalped with a scalp wound and serious head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Pacific
Deadwood City
Milwaukee
Herman Ganzio
Fort Laramie
Ganzlo
Hut Creek
Kouttz
Omaha
Bloody Knife Soldier of Custers Scouts and Sioux Chief
A 19th century portrait of Bloody Knife, chief of Custers scouts, son of a Sioux father and Arickaree mother. Describes his lineage, shifts between tribes, and his knowledge of the northern frontier from the Missouri to the Rocky Mountains. Notes his whites adoption, stature around 180 pounds, and Caucasian-like facial features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloody Knife
Custer
Siting Bull
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone
Black Sills
Cheap fares to the Centennial Exposition offered
The article extols Philadelphia s Centennial Exhibition and praises the Great Ft Wayne and Pennsylvania Railway Line for offering half tariff fares and deluxe Pullman accommodations. It notes the direct route to the Centennial Depot and sixty day round trip tickets with stopovers, promoting travel to the world fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congress
Fairmount Park
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania
Noather Road
Rt. Wayne & Pennsylvania Railway
Live Gorilla Imported by German African Society Expedition
A young male gorilla nearly three feet tall arrived in Liverpool aboard the Luanda from the West Coast. The animal, described in detail, has fascinated visitors at Eberic's Alexandra Hotel before the expedition transports it toward Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
German African Society
Luanda
England
Hull
Berlin
Eberic
Alexara
Tle
London Times
Curious Kentucky wedding and other society notes
A Kentuckian, 21, marries his son’s divorced wife, 61, in Concord. Navy Lt Green weds Dr Brandreth’s daughter. The pill is not bad to take. Manton Marble, ex New York World owner, reportedly to wed Mrs Lombard, a wealthy widow. An Atkinson girl eats four pounds of wedding cake to dream of her future husband. A Yankee advertiser for a wife seeks wealth to guard against grief if companion suffers accident. Father Hands, Charlotte pastor, elopes with Miss Bradshaw. Bishop Gibbons moves to suspend him. At Mr Chandler Robina’s wedding, Edith Fish and others will be bridesmaids. ceremony at Senator Frelinghuysen’s New Jersey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lieutenant Green
Navy
Brandreth
Manton Marble
New York World
Mra Lombard
Father Hands
Charlotte
N. C
Miss Bradshaw
Gibbons
Chandler Robbina
Miss Frelinghuysen
Edith Fish
Miss Thornton
Sir Edward Thornton
Cadwallader
Senator Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
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The
Sidney Telegraph
B. Gossage
Aro. A. Danitow
Josepi B. Gossage & GO
Editors and Proprietors
Going
Blaqk Hills
Union Pacific
Ff. Sxipes
GEO
Ft. Ballou
Sidney, Neb
Geo. W. Heist
Sidney
Nebraska
Chad
HH. Brown Joan M Tucnston Brown & Tilurston
Attorneys AT Law
Omaita, Nel
Hinman & Gantt, Attorneys AT Law
Sortil Platte, Nel
L, Hobbs
Joan Carrie
Harbison’s
AXE & Co., Plasterers
Bidney, Neb
J. Mahoney
M. W. Davie
North Platte
Hallroad Depot
Neb
Titnan &2
BAON
Union Pacific Railroad
Black Hills
D. Carrican
Whelegale and Retail
Loomis & Jorgans
Sale Stable
Aslo
Second and Vine Streets
H. W. Gary
Cor Vine
Main Street
Siinev
H. T. Clarke
Waterloo
Bacon
New Freight Depot
Bidney
Camp Clarke
North Platte River Bridge
H. V. Dalton
Rumsey
Sidney Teneanari
Plains
Uncle Sam
Indian Agente
Government
Red Devils
Kanaaa City
Sitting Bull
Republic
African Society
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