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811 items found for search term Yellow Hair (Hay-o-wei or Heova'ehe), c.1850-1876

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1892 Texts Newspapers

South American Gauchos at the "Wild West"

"..., Indians, &c. Apart from their wild fantastic personality of dress, manner, and equipment..."

July 26, 1869 Texts Newspapers

The Indian War

"... of captured property, for it is all being collected, and is to be donated to the rescued woman. Yours, &c., L. ..."

May 19, 1899 Texts Newspapers

"Bill" Cody's Show

"..." Salsbury, Frank O Donnell, Major Burke, "Jule" Keen, Dexter Fellows and the rest of this interesting bunch..."

September 6, 1914 Texts Newspapers

Fake War Pictures Stir the East Side

"... Range'; 'The War of the Powers,' 'the Man-o'-War's Man,' 'Private Denis Hogan,' 'The Birth of the Star..."

May 5, 1888 Texts Newspapers

Farewell Performance of the Wild West

"... cowboys, Indians, horses, &c., left Salford yesterday morning, their departure being witnessed by a large..."

July 5, 1896 Texts Correspondence

Letter from William F. Cody to George T. Beck, July 5, 1896

"... for Omaha people12. Graders &c F. E. Van Devort,E. H. Bunstine.Hotel Beckel,Under New Management.Dayton..."

May 10, 1887 Texts Newspapers

London Notes

"... LONDON NOTES. [EXTRACTS FROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE, &c.] LONDON, Monday night. Rarely has..."

August 19, 1894 Texts Newspapers

The Rise and Fall of the Pony Express

"... in Washington, D. C. The result of that meeting was the inception of one of the most daring and romantic..."

August 29, 1887 Texts Newspapers

The Stage and the Ring

"... and adorned, and at night, with the display of electric lights, gas, Chinese lanterns, &c., the effect..."

October 10, 1891 Texts Newspapers

Round the "Wild West"

"... the advantage of being piloted through it yesterday by Mr. G. C. Crager, who is the Sioux interpreter in charge..."

May 28, 1892 Texts Newspapers

The Red Man "On Tour"

"..., and have as keen ideas of right and wrong as the white man." "They go about in the cities, I suppose?" "O..."