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Title: Buffalo Bill's Red Indians
Periodical: Hampshire Advertiser
Date: October 1, 1887

BUFFALO BILL'S RED INDIANS.

A telegram from Philadelphia, states that nine Indians of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show returned to New York on Tuesday on the steamer Wyoming because the English climate did not agree with them. They left on Wednesday evening for Nebraska.

Title: Buffalo Bill's Red Indians
Periodical: Hampshire Advertiser
Date: October 1, 1887
Topics: Lakota Performers | Buffalo Bill's Wild West in Britain
Keywords: American Indians | Atlantic crossings | Climate | Steamboats
Places: Nebraska | New York (State) | Philadelphia (Pa.)
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