Apache Warpath and Osage subduing study under reformer
A historical report highlights Gerunimy the Tamedation and Captain Scott on the Apache Warpath, discussing subduing tribes, education and self reliance in Osage territory. It cites Francis Joupp Washington as association agent and praises training Indians for labor and independence, with a school program summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Francis
Washington
Garmin
Socrof Payne, Munder
Plander Sili
Arizona
Washakie's Brother dies near Pocatello tribute to Arigo
The obituary recalls Arigo a famed Shoshone and brother of Washakie. He grew up among tribes and whites, warned settlers of planned attacks, and lived to witness dwindling tribal lands. He died last Monday on a reservation near Pocatello at over a hundred years old. Peace to his ashes.
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Anmo
Joe
Gond Ollman
Whiel
Ami
Washakie
Arig
Aineh
Arnio
Rieka
Logan
Aso
Peter Mangoan
Thatchers
Bengon
Fartin
Pocatello
Education of the Americans and Indian Self-Supporting Life
A paraphrase from The Education of the Americs by A. H. Heinemann. It critiques government aid to Indians and argues the path to self-support lies in dedicating children to a life of independence and industry. The passage highlights feeding and output as barriers and suggests education as the key to self-sufficiency.
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United States
United State
Caches Valley
A. H. Heinemann
Haskell Institute
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Gerunimy
Sundder
Mr. Leupp
Wader
Wee
Prudent
Sagarious
L. Scott
Florida
Alalamy & Bort
Ceronims
Geronion God
Vaslundas
Syaman
Mc Campbel
Eappy
Robin Witd
Cevin Sagna
Adin
No 3
the Lost Noge
Agron Willow
God
Achaol
Washakie’s Brother
sPolEgone Wafelakie
Riise
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