Alouette's Warning by a Frontier Captain's Tale
Gen Charles King recounts a Cheyenne agency siege on the Laramie flats. Two Moons and braves strike at dusk, Alouette and infant in danger, a night of snow and fire, and a costly stand by 70 soldiers, ending with tragedy and a changed frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefieson-Higgins Co
Chicago
Thora
Charles King
Mary B. Wilkins
Elisabeth Phipps Train
George Ade
Opie Read
How
Ray
Laramie Flats
Blake
Old Stannard
Crazy Horse
Billy
Alouette
Pete
Ted Cloud
Rawhide
Old Spotted Tall
Sheridan
Lowes
Lilly
Baker
Laramie
Chatiron
Courteen
Sibley
Pierre Boisbiane
Sidney
Pappoore
Pierre
Dana
Tay
Monette
Red Wolf
Amic
Chadron
Red Cloud
Indian Bureau
Sand Hills
Maruska
Platte Crossing
Chevenones
Aloette
Capt. Ray
Rouette
Pungent Paragraphs and Crooked Wit Across Papers
A collage of quips from varied papers mocks social pretensions and proposal etiquette. Snappy bits feature witty lines about learning golf and Bradstreet stakes, with jokes on postage stamps, oysters, oysters and diamond gags, plus a scene where would-be charity backers size up a suit-clad man as a possible head of a firm.
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Boston Gazette
Bob
Johnny
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Waxem
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Press
Tommy Jones
Ally Sloper
Greene
Hat
Gray
Hoston
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A cavalry action near the Laramie and a chase of Sioux relent on the plains. Hal Folsom and Dean lead riders to rally horses and press the pursuit as Seeing Indians mount a stubborn defense. Debrief at camp, wounded troopers, and a long trek back to Emory ends with news of commendation and renewed conflict prospects.
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Jake
Shaughnessy
Dean
Platte
Red Cloud
Lizette
Baptiste
Burning Star
Folsom
Bluecoats
Parsnis
Haldong
Mike
Pete
Washington Presiats
Hal
Chaska
Hal Folsom
Laramie
Frayne
Gate City
Burning Bear
Emory
Marshall Dean
Jess
Puppoose
Kith
Mother
Jessie
Seace
Chasku
Reno
Burleigh
Union Pacific
Elinor
Cheyenne
Papa
Jessie Dean
Pappoose
Marshall
Mre. Fletcher
Mrs. Fletcher
Mrs
IMPORT THEIR WOMEN IN HUNGARY TO AMERICA SHARPENED MARRIAGE PLANS
A Philadelphia Press note reports Schoenville Hungary brides to Pittsburgh workers at Pressed Steel car works. Twenty girls consent to Atlantic voyage to wed local men. courtships are swift and many engagements expected. The piece also notes abandoned English farms on Salisbury plain showing former cultivation and price declines, with Essex rents offered free to tenants who repair and pay rates.
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Schoenville
Fair Plains
Danube
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Sehornville
Ohio
Sage
Philadelphia
Cupid
Hungary
Atlantic
America
England
Salisbury Plain
Great Plain
Essex
Epping Forest
London Express
Washerwoman Charges Double for Cloth Cleaning
A fragment from a World article reflects a washerwoman defending higher charges for cloth cleaning, arguing that past methods caused delays as workers strained to interpret customers’ requests. The exchange hints at customer service tensions and rising costs.
Current Topics From A Bustling Global Market
The report lists diverse items: seed wheat from Turkey for Kansan farmers, a ship carrying one-fifth more cargo, a nail plant sale in Yelfont Pennsylvania at $85,000 netting $6,375, German Leipzig exporting 10,000 tons, weight of books in a year, household tax notes, cocoa consumption by English households, insurance limits for football players, thixotropic burnt powder pain relief, Henry Labouchere’s 69th birthday, Kilima Nisro flora at 32,000 feet, annual diamond losses in South Africa, Canadian gold share of March imports, Boston river name Misshaum meaning great highway, Corinth canal earth moved, 300 Negroes leaving Birmingham for Liberia, New Scotland Yard’s size, Comrie in Perthshire earthquakes, Boston investors buying land in Claiborne county Tennessee, Mint Director Traberts gold output forecast over 1,000,000 daily.
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Kansay
Turkey
Yelfont
Leipzig
Germany
Henry Labouchere
M. P
Truth
Kia Hite
Kilima Nisro
Canada
Charles River
Boston
Isthmus
Corinth
Birmingham
Lieberia
New Scotland Yard
Worl
Comtie
Perthshire
Scotland
Claiborne County
Tennessee
Traberts
Lincoln Neb. B and M Wall Paper House advertises Dodd's Kidney Pills
Special from Bryan's Own City Lincoln Nebraska December 24 1900 a letter claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured a kidney disease after ten years of suffering. The testimonial attributed to A C Bonsor proprietor of the B and M Wall Paper House 2316 O Street promises strong publicity and urges readers to buy the pills from dealers.
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Lincoln, Neb
O Street
B. & M. Wall Paper House
4. C. Bonsor
O. B. Myers
Bonsor
Lincoln
Sears
Dodd
A. C_ BONSOR
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. Charles King
U. S
James Danémuir
Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
Elawate
Carizie
United States
Carlyle
Beelefechan
Dumfriexshire
Kay
Capt. Newhall
Marea
Robert Finlay
Anthaé
Sir Robert
London Chronicle
Wey
Jans
Trong
Lumbago
Jacobs Oil
Mexico
Pullman
Spey Op
Tropica
Tropics
Puerto Rico
Cara
Ponce
San Joan
New York
Evers
American Tourist Association
Beau Campbell
Marquette Building
Mane and
St. Pal Ry
Mab
Bryan
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