Indians In Florida Ad Remarks On How Uncle Sam Cares For Warriers
Special Correspondence from Pixsacolla Florida May 7 discusses three race problems the black man the red man and the yellow man. The piece criticizes government feeding of Native Americans claiming it creates dependence while noting large Indian populations on reservations and ongoing government provisioning. It cites Pine Ridge in Dakota and Arizona tribes as examples of altered living conditions under federal care.
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Uncle Sam
Fla
John Chinaman
Hhes
Arizona
Pine Ridge Agency
Dakota
Fort Barrancas and Fort Pickens in Pensacola History
The article recounts Red Cloud and other Sioux chiefs, agency ration cuts, and warfare with Apaches led by Natchez Mangus and Geronimo. It mentions Fort Pickens on Santa Rosa Island, Fort Barrancas guarding Pensacola harbor, and Jackson’s 19th century operations, plus the old Spanish fort heritage and later American fortifications.
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Fort Barrancas
Ens
Red Cloud
Natchez
Vangus
Geronimo
War Department
Jappy
Fort Pickens
Pensacola
Fort Marion
St. Augustine
Carlisle
Mangus
Geonimo
Her-on-imo
Jerome
Sitting Bull
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Rosa Island
Pickens
Forts
Barrancas
McRae
Gulf
Spain
Jackson
Iho Modern Companion
Channel
Indian Autographs and Fort Marion Dwellers
A vivid scene at Fort Marion presents Natchez Geronimo and Mangus among the prisoners from Arizona. The article describes their appearance, languages, and letters to wives, noting their routines, rations, and the government’s oversight. It also reflects on civilization levels among Native Americans and mentions otters as valued for fishing in China.
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Natchez
Geronimo
Ahnandia
George Wratton
Arizona
Mangus
Texas
J. Fennimore Cooper
Plains
Fort Marion
Wratton
Fort Mwrre
Taeus Parker
Civilization
United States
Moses Folsom
The English Queen in Jubilee Penny Controversy
A prominent American visitor in England reports on Jubilee fundraising for a statue of Prince Albert. She condemns penny collections to aid the starving poor and proposes using Jubilee funds to feed hungry schoolchildren. She contrasts royal spectacles with bread, clothing, and shelter for the needy.
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America
England
Queen Victoria
Qur
Prince Albert
Renson
Victoria
Irance
London
New York Sun
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