Captain Brannigan person
Summary: Captain of the Mescalero Indian police who discovered the fugitive Indians on the reservation.
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discovered
cited from About forty days after the escape of the… (1891)
tin and buried the skin, the
meat they ate raw. And so they kept in sight
of the railroad track until they came to where
they could see the mountains of New Mexico,
then they knew where they were. They left the
railroad and made a bee …
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cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-08 (1891)
tin and buried the skin, the
meat they ate raw. And so they kept in sight
of the railroad track until they came to where
they could see the mountains of New Mexico,
then they knew where they were. They left the
railroad and made a bee …
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police finding fugitives
cited from discovered signs of bare foot Indians making… (1891)discovered signs of bare foot Indians making
their way towards the agency; the tracks were
followed and finally led to Roman and his fel-
low fugitives. When the police found them they
were in a pitiable condition, naked, barefoot and
emaciated w…
witnessed
cited from About forty days after the escape of the… (1891)
About forty days after the escape of the
Indians from Fort Riley, Captain Brannigan of
the Mescalero Indian police was out on the
reservation with a party of Indian police and
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cited from About forty days after the escape of the… (1891)
About forty days after the escape of the
Indians from Fort Riley, Captain Brannigan of
the Mescalero Indian police was out on the
reservation with a party of Indian police and
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About forty days after the escape of the…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
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1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
discovered signs of bare foot Indians making…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-08
1891 · newspaper · public-domain