General Miles person
also known as: General Miles
Summary: A military commander chafing under the delay of hostiles in the northwest.
Completeness: 85/100 Grade B
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commanded
placement of machine and shell guns
cited from TWO HUNDRED KILLED (1891)TWO HUNDRED KILLED
The situation in the northwest remains
practically unchanged. The hostiles will not
allow the friendly Indians to leave the camp
and General Miles is chafing under the delay
and if they still refuse to come in he will bom-
b…
said
our situation is extremely critical
cited from discovered, through their Indian friends of… (1891)discovered, through their Indian friends of
years standing, that a raid and massacre has
been fully decided upon and maturely planned.
General Miles is thoroughly conversant with
all these facts, and himself says that our situa-
tion is extremely c…
witnessed
critical situation at Pine Ridge— 1891-01-06
cited from discovered, through their Indian friends of… (1891)jo
18 — Nell Watson
19 — Wanda Easton
20 — Mary Pacheco
21 — Pearl Jackson
22 — Adeline Lucero
23 — Stephen Burnett
24 — Victor Marx
25 — Jim Bell
26 — Roland Harwell
27 — George Phillips
28 — Rafael Diaz
29 — Roy Pound
30 — Sammy Adair
31—…
all these facts
cited from discovered, through their Indian friends of… (1891)discovered, through their Indian friends of
years standing, that a raid and massacre has
been fully decided upon and maturely planned.
General Miles is thoroughly conversant with
all these facts, and himself says that our situa-
tion is extremely c…
Sources (3)
discovered, through their Indian friends of…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
discovered, through their Indian friends of… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
TWO HUNDRED KILLED
1891 · newspaper · public-domain