Newspaper results for "Sand Creek" AND massacre

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674 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (59 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The Daily National Whig — 1847-09-13, page 3

   … of Simonds's company, died little below the Middle Spring. August 16th?Met, at Sand Creek, Lolllin company of Missouri mounted volunteers, ai a train of Government wagons …

2. Evening Star — 1865-07-21, page 1

   … labor asd enterprise. RSPORTOFTI'E COMHITTFF O!* THE t?SDCCT OV THI WM. ?? The Massacre of the Che/rnn* Indiam? Charge* *Sain?tC?louel Chiviujjtou Sus tained. There appeared …

   … in the newxtvuiw-r* of tiio country last winter an account of qi,? massacre, by United States troops, of a Lilian of Oar v eune Indians, near Fort Lyou,'7n …

   … were given them, and, on the suggestion of Major Anthony, they went to a point on Sand Creek, about 35 mile? fronr Fort Lyon. While the Indians were thus rest ing in fancied …

3. Evening Star — 1865-12-08, page 2

   … neighborhood of the Arkansas river, after the outrage known as the Chi*. ington massacre, at Sand Creek, Colorado Territory. it is thought that alter their expulsion by t:ni\in;iton they …

4. Daily National Intelligencer — 1866-01-11, page 1

   … time ago the Denvor News, in replying 1. Ull articl in The Champion denouncing the massacre at Saud Creek. by Chivington, as cowardly, brutal, and treacherous, took occaal …

   … ny bo mis led il l adow these statements respei ting my lion’s of the Naud Creek massacre and the Little Arkansas treaty to pust un contradicted. You are quite correct in …

   … as tue Lus dn? of lnd.an ighters, it is the most crushing, senthir tion of the Sand Creek mursacre and its terrible denuucia tiat has yet appeared. The Denver Net atbor. …

5. Daily National Intelligencer — 1866-03-26, page 2

   … evidence taken before various commissioners in reference to the Chivington, or Sand Creek massacre, as it is usually stvled. NEW Books.—From Blanchard Mohn we have re ceived a new …

6. Daily National Intelligencer — 1866-08-22, page 3

   … : i Ue pedg IC* no ad ba sores feelingly referred to the fact* of the en at the massacre at Sand Creek not promise made them, been returned. it is the duty of the Government to to them …

   … residence unknown. Two bodies were found end two graves of unknown per sons. This massacre occurred between the 17th and 20th of July. All the military posts on the Platte …

7. The National Republican — 1866-08-22, page 1

   … re. quently feengly referred to the fact Of the two Indian children taken at the massacre at Sand Creek not having. according 70 promise made them, been returned. Apart from the tpot …

8. Evening Star — 1867-02-05, page 1

   … the capture of Ortega and Gonzales Hirtnti by General Aazea. Tbe reported Indian massacre at Smoky Hill ia disbelieved at Denver. Coaches are arriving regularly, and no …

   … Parliament bas abolished capital punishment throughout the kingdom of Italy. Tbe Sand Creek Massacre. Torek a, Kahras. Feb. 4 ?The report of the late Indian massacre bas been contirmed by a letter received by Governor Crawford from a well-known …

   … citizen of Salina, Kansas. Tbe massacre occurred in tbe vicinity of Sand Creek, en route from Fort Riley to Fort Lincoln. Tbe train is spoken of as a Government …

9. The National Republican — 1867-02-18, page 1

   … he will sacrifice his entire fortune. But TO continue the history The terrible massacre Of helpless and , friendly Indians, men, women and children, by Col. Chiyington …

   … State movement q As before said, we had hoped that will the first election and Sand Creek VIC woult n be allowed to rest at least until a few year. 4 Of peace TO the country …

10. Daily National Intelligencer — 1867-07-17, page 2

    … warriors—about 1,600 warriors. Those were the Indians who perpetrated the Phil Kearney massacre, and have since been carrying on the war in the North. On the plains further South …

    … known to be making hostile demonstrations. The causes of the war are the horrible Sand Creek macsacre in December, 1864, of friendly Cheyenneand Arapahoe women and children …

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