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He witnessed the killing of Crazy Horse and led Ghost Dancers. “Turning Bear, a Sioux Indian aged 66 years, of Rosebud Reservation, met death under the wheels of train No. 3 early Tuesday morning,” the weekly Valentine Democrat reported on Thursday, September 7, 1911. The story didn’t make the national wires. Turning Bear was no …
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Book Review: Dodge CityTom Clavin brings the rollicking 19th-century cow town of Dodge City, Kansas, to vivid life
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… Read MoreBook Review: Isaac I. StevensKent Richards reveals the career of a little-known U.S. Army officer during the Civil War and in the Pacific Northwest
The post Book Review: Isaac I. Stevens appeared first on Hist… Read MoreFort Stanton UndergroundThe Fort Stanton Cave Study Project has published a history of the storied New Mexico system
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… Read MoreThe Truth About Facial Recognition TechnologyIf a historical image lacks provenance, the ‘eyes’ don’t have it
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… Read MoreLetters from Readers- Vietnam August 2014Kham Duc Too I enjoyed the Kham Duc story in the June issue. I was there between May and November 1964 with an A Team—one of four Southern Special Forces Groups stationed at Fort B… Read More
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