Across the Plains account of peril and a deadly tornado
The narrative describes a caravan crossing plains with eleven men and several teams, cabled wires cut and repaired, two men killed during repair, native threats, delays near Setter grass, storms, floods, and a claim of faith amid danger. It notes Washakie’s courtesy from General Grant, a whiskey case issue with Native witnesses, and classroom notes from Mrs. Rous's staff.
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Wilson
Lune
Auleaud
Plumb Creek
Audenberg
Plath
General Grant
Washakie
Inwin
Grant
Dr. Irwin
Wid Washakie
Frozen Indians in Rushville Neb Amid Severe Weather
In Rushville Nebraska after a springlike spell, severe weather ravaged local districts. Three Indians died near the Cheyenne agency as cold claimed livestock and cattle perished driving into exposed areas. Indian police patrols seek further distribution information and aid.
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Rushville
Neb
Nebraska
Cheyenne Ley
Lucy
Pairos Eirefes
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