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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1909

Page

3

Alaska’s High Mountains and Great Ice Fields Explored

The article surveys Alaska’s major ranges and peaks, noting Mount St. Elias and Wrangell group volcanoes, vast ice fields led by Malaspina, and the Alaska Range with Mount McKinley. It describes sea routes from Juneau and Skagway, rail projects, and the growing allure of glacier scenery and canning salmon industry along the southern coast.

Prince William Sound Kenai Peninsula Alaska Mount St. Elias Mount Sanford Blackburn Mount Wrangell Mount Drum Copper River Juneau Skagway Coast British Columbia Pacific Seaboard United States Seattle Hanging Valley Tidewater Coast Range White Pass Great Interior Plateau Whitehorse Sitka Icy Strait Cross Sound Mount Edgecumbe Johns Hopkins Muir Brady Glacier Bay St. Elias I. C. Russell United States Geological Survey National Geographic Society National Geographic Magazine Russell Duke of Abruzzi McKinley Alaskan St. Elias and Fairweather Ranges Malaspina North American Wrangell Range Chugach Mountains Wrangell Mountains Copper Resurrection Bay Kenai Mountains Alaska Central Railroad Company Matanuska Susitna Alaska Range Fairbanks Tanana Lake Clark Cook Inlet Mount McKinley Mount Hayes Talkeetna Mountains Talkeetna Group Susitna River

Hero of the Gamest Battle Forty-one Scouts Face 1200 Indians

A Kansas frontier scout, Capt. Allison J. Pliley born 1844 in Ross County Ohio, rises from obscurity to heroism in the Beecher Island fight. The 51 scouts under Col. Forsythe endure heavy Indian assaults, suffer multiple wounds, and send four men including Pliley to seek help from Fort Wallace over 100 miles away.

Allison J. Pliley Cheyenne Avenue Kansas City Kan Plains Kansas Nebraska Pliley Beecher Island Massacure Ross County Topeka Denver Philip H. Sheridan Hays City Fort Hays Kas Young Pliley Col George A. Forsythe Comstock Willow Springs Col. Forsythe Fort Wallace Republican River Rickaree Colorado Beecher Henry Beecher Henry Ward Beecher

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