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  • The North American Indian 1925-12-11
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The year in this issue is misprinted as 1923; this is actually from 1925. The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • Yellow Bear and his wife Pe-walo-zon-mi
  • Yellow Bear; Pe-walo-zon-mi; Nez Perce
  • Sitting Nez Perce couple; Pe-walo-zon-mi lost her eight year old daughter during their 1877 retreat while crossing the desert near the tiwélqe (Bannock) reservation. This photograph was likely taken between 1880 and 1920.
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • Gravestone of Bernard A. Brooks at qém’es (Camas) Meadows Battlefield
  • Campaigns, Military; Battlefields across America; Historic sites; Camas Prairie (Idaho); Sepulchral monuments--West (U.S.); Nez Perce
  • Photograph of Bernard A. Brooks gravestone at the scene where the qém’es (Camas) Meadows Battle, also known as the Battle of qém’es (Camas) Creek, took place. The grave is in the center of the battlefield with no other graves around it. The battle...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • Gravestone of Bernard A. Brooks at qém’es (Camas) Meadows Battlefield
  • Campaigns, Military; Battlefields across America; Historic sites; Camas Prairie (Idaho); Nez Perce
  • A scenic view of the site of the qém’es (Camas) Meadows Battle, also known as the Battle of qém’es (Camas) Creek, which consisted of two skirmishes and took place in 1877 during the Nez Perce War. General Oliver O. Howard and the Nez Perce army...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • ’álok’at (Chief Alokat), wetyétmes liklíin (Circling Swan), and hiyúum hipáayma (Grizzly Bear in the Middle)
  • Tribal chiefs; Group portrait; Studio portrait; Chief Ollokot; Nez Perce
  • ’álok’at (Chief Alokat) (center) with wetyétmes liklíin (Circling Swan) (left) and hiyúum hipáayma (Grizzly Bear in the Middle) (right). Photo taken in páasx̣pa (Walla Walla, Washington), 1876, the year before the outbreak of war. ’álok’at (Chief...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • Eagle Roaring
  • Warriors; Nez Perce--Wars, 1877; Eagle Roaring; Nez Perce
  • 1908 photograph of Eagle Roaring, a Nez Perce warrior who fought in the Nez Perce Wars in 1877. Known to white people as George Comedown, Eagle Roaring belonged to the group of Nez Perce traditionalists who actively shared their cultural knowledge...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • Unveiling the A.J. Bolon Monument
  • Indians of North America--Yakama Indians--Monuments--Historical markers
  • Spectators gather around as General Hazard A. Stevens speaking at the unveiling of the A.J. Bolon monument. This monument was dedicated on November 6, 1918 to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the death of A. J. Bolen, an Indian agent killed by...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The North American Indian, 1925-09-18
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The American Indian, 1925-08-21
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The American Indian (also published as The North American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The North American Indian Weekly, 1925-08-07
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian Weekly (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The North American Indian, 1925-09-25
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • Ft. Marion
  • Monument
  • Photo of Ft. Marion at present day St. Augustine, Florida.
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The North American Indian Weekly, 1925-07-31
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian Weekly (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The North American Indian, 1925-10-16
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The North American Indian, 1925-10-09
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The American Indian, 1927-01-14
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The American Indian (also published as The North American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The North American Indian, 1925-12-19
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
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  • The North American Indian, 1925-12-26
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
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  • The North American Indian, 1926-02-26
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The North American Indian (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian Weekly, and The Real American) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection
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  • The Real American, 1925-01-09
  • Indians of North America--Newspapers
  • The Real American (also published as The American Indian, The North American Indian, and The North American Indian Weekly) was a newspaper published in northwestern Washington state by Philip Hugh Howell from 1922 into 1927. It dealt primarily...
  • McWhorter, L.V. Collection

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