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In South Dakota to report on the aftermath of the December 1890 battle, Teresa Dean met hostility—not from the Sioux but from male correspondents. Reporter Teresa Howard Dean dismounted and joined U.S. Army Captain Frank Baldwin, an interpreter and a few Sioux scouts where they stood looking down a ridge a few miles from the …
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