Newspaper results for ("Wounded Knee" AND Sioux) OR "ghost dance"

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12767 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (687 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. National Republican — 1877-10-03, page 1

   … i.i Dkwion it iiavina w-ui me custom or tie vHviiwuwfiuMi.u u m.vu uuiuiuio OUR SIOUX VISITORS. A rARTlXa TALK WITH THE SECRE TARY OF THE INTERIOR. fePEECHlCT Or RKD …

   … to d. Mv Great Father hoi plenty ormenarand can help us We want our agencies at Wounded Knee Creek lour words to nieare rerv good, Lut wedonat want to move to MWourl river …

2. Evening Star — 1878-10-09, page 1

   … Father asks, indiau couriers leave here at once to return to the village to tell the Sioux to be on the lookout, and to warn them so that they wiilnotbe stampeded by the …

   … pursuing the Indians. As I write the prairies are burning in the direction of the Wounded Knee, doubtless set oa tire by the flying Cheyennesto disconcert the pursuit." Increased …

3. Evening Star — 1890-11-19, page 7

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   … palefaces, but the Indians are to be lifted above it until it passes over. This ghost dance, too, is a harmless affair, being equivalent to Christian communion; that is, a …

4. Evening Star — 1890-11-20, page 2

   THE GREAT STAMPEDE Tales From the West of Panic Caused by the Indians. THE SIOUX READY FOR WAR. Even the Redskins on the Yankton Reservation Wrought Up. EFFORTS …

   … to Fort Bertbold. The authorities are fearfnl that they I would be mistaken for Sioux by settlers if they went n^on the west side of the Missouri. A correspondent talked …

   … with an Aricaree yester day concerning the feeling among the Sioux on the reservation, whom the Aricaree* have been visiting. He said: siocx nt a …

5. Evening Star — 1890-11-21, page 1

   … DISAPPOINTMENT MA*. HOWEVER, MAKE TIIEM TROUBLESOME. The situation of affairs among the Sioux In diana. due to the prevailing religion* erase, it believed at the Indian office …

   … chiefs because they opposed the recent sale to the government of a large part of the Sioux reservation and any other movement which was in the line of progress. HOW THE RELIGIOUS …

   … about 200, left Rosebud for Pine Ridge several tiavs ago to participate in the ghost dance*. The craze has been much more extended at Pine Ridge. and it is the cause of the …

6. The Daily Critic — 1890-11-21, page 1

   … Agesl JUysf IdjI, Sitaslion QrswiBg Series, OMAnt. Ski.. Not. 31. An Indian from Wounded Knee given the Informa tion which has caused the agents nml alt to put oh a more serious …

   … determination of the Indians to resist to tbe last any attempts to atop tbeir dancing. This ghost dance h n never been dcsctlbcd. It consists of n collection of n hundred or more gen …

   … Al a late hour last evenlag It was learned from couriers tbat not only have tbe Wounded Knee Indians continued tbe dsnee since tbev learned of tb arrival of tbe soldiers, but …

7. Evening Star — 1890-11-22, page 4

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   … School C— WI — The War Department is evidently impressed with the belief that ihe Sioux are in varnest in their messianic cantantrums, and that they wean tomahawk more …

   … seen that the two parties who on the pale face side have got to deal with this ghost dance are not troating it as a Baffale Bill show. The precautions are well taken, no …

8. Evening Star — 1890-11-22, page 13

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   … winda. First, a clay pipe, which lies at the setting of the sun and represents the Sioux tribe; second. there 12 a holy arrow lying at the north, which repreecnts the Cheyenne …

   … up to my Father and close what He has said to you through me,” A WOMAN REES THE GHOST DANCE. Mrs. James A. Finley, wife of the post trader at Pine Ridge agency, is visiting …

   … in Kansas City. She thus describes the ghost dance: “One ghost dance that I paw was participated in by 480 Indians. lu preparing for the dance they …

9. Evening Star — 1890-11-22, page 15

   … letter which was sent to all the Indian agents with the exception of thoae at the Sioux reservation, who have heretofore received similar instructions. The letter ia as …

   … : "Your attention ia invited to the prevailing threatening excitement among the Sioux of North and South Dakota and{some other Indiau tribes connected with the "ghost dance," of which you are doubtleaa posted by press re ports or otherwise. It is very …

   … knowledge. From the time of the Custer massacre to the final surrender of all the Sioux he wns most prominent and several thousand Indians wero killed, captured or forced …

10. Evening Star — 1890-11-24, page 1

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    … interpreter last night voung | Red Cloud said that he had danced but once in a ghost dance. He said the Indians were | ¥imply holding a revival after the fashion of the whites …

    … refuse to issue beet on Wednesday to such of the Indians as refuse to give up the ghost dance. It may be that this will settle the matter without trouble, and it may bring on …

    … the strength of the troops the while. The Little Wound, one of the leaders of the ghost dance, has refused to come into the agency, saying that if the agent wanted to see him …

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