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April 16, 1907
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Becoming civilized | Buffalo Bill's Sioux Chieftains Show the Influences of Travel
December 17, 1906
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Cody Lauds President | Buffalo Bill Says Roosevelt Understands the West
November 27, 1906
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Easy to care for 100 Indians | William McCune, With the Buffalo Bill Show, Tells How They Are Controlled
March 4, 1906
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His First Indian
February 8, 1906
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Wh-o-o-p! Iron Tail and his braves come | But They Travel on to the Rising Sun This Morning | Some 40 going to France | Buffalo Bill Will See Them Off—Mr. Edward Plenty Holes Expresses Some Pity
November 30, 1905
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Iron Heart's band back | Buffalo Bill Indians Return After a Few Months in France
November 29, 1905
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Buffalo Bill's Indians return
October 29, 1904
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Buffalo Bill Returns
April 8, 1904
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Sioux Indians die in the railroad wreck | Three Killed, Three Fatally Injured and Nine Hurt While Going to Join Buffalo Bill | Chief White Horse, Body Crushed and Both Legs Broken, Calmly Smokes His Pipe
April 8, 1904
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Indians killed in collision | Three Dead, Three Fatally Injured, and a Score Hurt
November 2, 1903
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Indians in England | "Buffalo Bill's" Braves, Just Returned, Excited Wonder—Pappoose Born in Britain
August 21, 1903
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The Visit of Buffalo Bill | How the Great Show Arrived | A Glimpse of the Wild West
August 14, 1903
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Buffalo Bill's Wild West | Visit to Tunbridge Wells
August 8, 1903
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Buffalo Bill in Swansea
July 29, 1903
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Little Sioux brave's death | Jose Bluehorse, Three Years Old, Paraded with Wild West Until He Collapsed.
March 18, 1903
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Gift from the King
March 16, 1903
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King Saw Buffalo Bill
July 20, 1901
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Colonel William F. Cody — Buffalo Bill
July 20, 1901
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Colonel William F. Cody — Buffalo Bill
April 21, 1901
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Indians in the Wild West show | Even When Not Performing They Wear Native Dress | Major Burke Tells About Their Habits and How They Are Kept from Drinking and Fighting
August 27, 1900
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"Buffalo Bill" is here | Wild West Show will entertain the veterans
June 29, 1900
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A Buffalo Bill Indian Dead
May 25, 1900
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Biggest Moving Picture Ever Attempted
April 1900
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RIDERS OF THE WORLD | THE FAMOUS SCOUT AND PLAINSMAN REVIEWS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF RIDERS IN ALL LANDS AND AMONG ALL HORSE-LOVING PEOPLE.
December 29, 1899
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Buffalo Bill enters protest | Commissioner Jones' Indian Order Would Ruin Wild West Show
December 26, 1899
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Buffalo Bill Will Protest
December 25, 1899
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Col. Cody wants his Indians | Says They Are Not Demoralized By Traveling With Shows
December 25, 1899
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Cody Combats Jones. | Wants the Order Keeping Reds on Reservation Rescinded.
December 23, 1899
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No more Wild West shows | The Government Will Not Permit Indians to be Used in That Way
September 19, 1899
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Buffalo Bill's show draws | Best Attendance Ever Attracted to a Performance in Omaha
September 18, 1899
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Rich day for exposition | Great Crowd Drawn to Ground by Its Beauty and Special Attractions Offered | Indians at Show Join With Those With Buffalo Bill's Combination In Startling War Dance | Pow-Wow Attracts Attention of the Multitude and Forms Interesting Display — Two Magnificent Concerts
August 29, 1899
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Indians on the East track | They Are Not Delighted With Their New Camp—Two Great Concerts
August 3, 1899
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Buffalo Bill's surprise | How He Made Some Poor Little Invalids In Boston Happy
June 22, 1899
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Wild West Amuses Newport | Deadwood Coach Carries Well-Known Passengers During Attack
June 18, 1899
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Buffalo Bill Writes a New True Tale of Frontier Heroism and Explains the Origin of the Term "Rough Riders"
June 13, 1899
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ROUGH RIDERS | Play a San Juan Spectacle in Wild West Show.
May 31, 1899
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Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill | Stories of Their Operations in the Early Days of the "Wild West"
May 19, 1899
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"Bill" Cody's Show | An Enormous Crowd Attends The Performance
May 16, 1899
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Wants Him To Ring Off
May 15, 1899
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The Real Heroes Of the Late War Will Visit This City on Friday
May 14, 1899
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It is to Educate | Buffalo Bill's Wild West Repeats Historical Events
May 13, 1899
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An Ethenological Congress | Rough Riders from Everywhere and a Host of Military Heroes
May 13, 1899
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Horsemanship of All Nations | Buffalo Bill's Rough Riders from All Parts of the World Will Be Here Soon
May 13, 1899
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Types of Horsemanship
May 6, 1899
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Warriors of All Nations | A Military Masterpiece Enacted by Real Soldiers
April 23, 1899
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The Indian as a gentleman | Those of the Wild West Are Most Chivalrously Inclined, as Shown at a Reception and "Show" Party
April 23, 1899
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Buffalo Bill's Hunting | His Remarkable Exploit with an Outfit that Excited Derring-do
April 20, 1899
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Buffalo Bill's Show | Realistic Exhibition Again Delights the Public
April 19, 1899
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Horsemen of All Nations | Buffalo Bill's Rough Riders from All Parts of the World—New Features
April 18, 1899
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Rough Riders Did Well | United States Cavalrymen Easily the Leaders in Buffalo Bill's Congress
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