Ditch Project Aimed At Arapaho Water Supply Near Wind River
The report details a ditch line near the Wind River, serving Arapaho groups including St Stephens Mission, Lone Bear, Bhesp, White Bear, and Ayikwa Walker. Father Fensi supports plowing. 16 workers on site, with ~five miles remaining before winter completion.
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Stoneaker
Romanthe Lolze
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Yellow Horse
Cotte Shield
Toisditel Ta Teen
Ibs
Msas
Buz
Cudler
Cpal
Lone Bear
Bhesp
White Brea
Ayiiaw Walker
Father Fensi
Weregret murder and armed confrontation at Big Wind River
Fragmentary report describes a deadly incident near the Big Wind River involving Entents Martines and Sir Thobert Verford. A Mexican intruder burst a door, leading to a confrontation in which Mrs. Hereford and De Larris were killed. Police investigations follow as investigators record yields and names in a later related agricultural tally.
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Martines
Thobert Verford
Big Wind River
Heceton
Merefort
Jookai Nicht
Hereford
Robinson
de Larris
Unclear text fragment on Indian warfare and Coolidge
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Native American tribes and a figure named Coolidge. The text is garbled, mentions Arapaho, Episcopalian council, and warfare themes, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable actions.
Fragmentary baptism and church notices in local record
A damaged OCR fragment notes a baptism involving a person from Tewn Aylin and references to a priest and a parish event. It also mentions planned activities for the next year and a company or group associated with a priest. The text is incomplete and sparse on clear names or dates.
Treasure seekers head to Alaska and Indian girls seek Carlisle aid
The article notes treasure seekers traveling from Alaska to the Mindhile States and mentions Indian girls leaving their homeland for Carlisle mission education. It questions calculating the probable value of the girls' requisition and compares it to what a few pilgrims might discover.
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Alaska
Carlisle
Education as nation’s feature in Indian schools urged
A fragment stresses education as the nation's feature and urges every school to push its work to the utmost, highlighting the role of all people over industry and calling for effort across departments and departments of every school.
Our Indian Schools to be Supplied with Best Industries
A historic plea argues that our Indian schools should receive supplies from the finest industries regardless of location. The text emphasizes nationwide support to ensure equality in educational resources and opportunities for all communities.
Shop Strives for Better Facilities Amid Makeshift Setup
An unspecified group announces its aim to secure a proper shop building after using makeshift basements and temporary spaces. They pledge persistence until a satisfactory, fully equipped facility is obtained.
Fragmentary notice on Indian remedy and jail terms
A damaged OCR fragment notes a compare of penalties thirty days in jail and five days in jail for offenses, mentions Indians and a claimed single remedy to injustice, suggesting they can stop getting something.
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