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Hall, Lt. William P.
Hamburg, New York
Hamilton, Sgt. John
Hamilton, Capt. John M.
Hamilton, Capt. Louis M.
Hammon, George W.
Hammon, Pvt. John E.
Hancock, Gen. Winfield S.
Hannay, Lt. John W.
Hansen, Pvt. Marcus
Harbach, Lt. Col. Abram A.
Hardin, Capt. Edward E.
Hardin, Montana
Harpers Weekly
Harris, David W.
Harris, Dr. Henry S. T.
Harrison, Benjamin
Harrison, Gen. William H.
Hastings, Nebraska
Hat Creek, Nebraska, Skirmish at
Hatfield, Capt. Charles A. P.
Hauck, John
Hauser, Sgt. Charles R.
Havasupai Indians
Hawthorne, Lt. Harry L.
Hay, Lt. Leonard
Hayes, Capt. Edward M.
Hayman, Pvt. Perry A.
Hays City, Kansas
Hazzard, Pvt. Charles
Heart River, Dakota Territory, engagement at
Heeney, Pvt. Nicholas W.
Hegwerk, Lt. Henry J.
Heider, Cpl. Levi
Helena, Montana Territory
Henry, Col. Guy V.
Hentig, Capt. Edmund C.
Herendeen, George
Hermanutz, Fr. Aloysius
Hermosa, Dakota Territory
Hetler, Jacob
Hettinger, August
Hickman, Pvt. (-)
Hickok, James Butler (“Wild Bill”)
Higgins, Pvt. William T.
High Walking, Cheyenne Indian
Hildreth, Charles M.
Hill, Dave
Hill, John
Hoaxey, Pvt. John
Hooker Jim, Modoc Indian
Hoff, Maj. John Van R.
Hoffman, Pvt. (-), photo
Hogan, Sgt. Michael
Holden, Pvt. Charles
Hollis, Pvt. (-)
Holmes, Deputy (-)
Honsinger, Veterinary Surgeon John
Hooten, Dick
Hopely, Sgt. Joseph S.
Hopi Indian Reservation
Hopi Indians
Horn, Tom
Hospital Corps
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Hough, John S.
Howard, George S.
Howard, Lt. Guy
Howard, Gen. Oliver O.
Hualapai Indians
Hudson Bay Fur Co.
Hudson, Lt. Charles L.
Huggins, Capt. Eli L.
Humme, Sgt. Maj. Paul F. A.
Hump, Sioux Indian
Hunt, George W. P.
Hunter, Lt. George K.
Hunter, Pvt. Frank
Hurle, George
Hyatt, Pvt. William H.
Hybarger, Lt. Samuel L.
Ilges, Maj. Guido
Ilsley, Capt. Charles S.
Indian Territory
Iron Bull, Crow chief
Iron Star, Sioux Indian
Iseman, Cpl. (-)
Jackson, William H.
Jacobs, Lt. Joshua W.
James, Capt. James
Jarvis, Brigham
Jefferson Barracks, Missouri
Jenkins, 1stSgt John W.
Jenkins, Pvt. (-), photo
Jenness, Capt. George B.
Jepson, Soren P.
Jerome, Lt. Lovell H.
Jett, Pvt. William B.
Johnson, President Andrew
Johnson, George
Johnson, Lt. Franklin O.
Johnson, Samuel
Johnson, Sextus
Johnson, Sgt. (-)
Johnston, John (“Liver-Eating”)
Johnston, Lt. John A.
Johnston, Pvt. Joseph
Jones, Pvt. (-)
Jones, John
photo
Jones, William A.
Jornado Estacado El Muerto
Joseph, Nez Perce chief
Josephine
Judith Basin
Julesburg, Colorado Territory
Junction City and Galveston Railroad
Kamiah, Idaho Territory
Kanab, Utah Territory
Kane, Pvt. Thomas
Kane, William H.
Kansas Military Units, 18th Kansas Volunteer Cav., Co., A
Co., B
Co., C
Co., D
19th Kansas Volunteer Cav., Co., F
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Kansas University Museum
Katie P. Kountz
Kearney, Nebraska
Keating, Rep. Edward
Kelly, 1st Sgt. (-)
Kelly, Luther S. (“Yellowstone Kelly”)
Kemp, Lt. Ulysses G.
Kent, Capt. J. Ford
Keogh, Capt. Myles W.
Keyes, Capt. Alexander S. B.
Kickapoo Indians
Kicking Bird, Kiowa chief
Kidder, Lt. Lyman S.
King, Capt. Albert D.
King, Capt. Charles
King, Gen. John H.
Kiowa Indians
Kirkendall, Hugh
Kirkwood, Cpl. John A.
Kit Carson, Colorado Territory
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Klamath Indian Reservation, Oregon
Klamath Indians
Klamath Lake
Klein, John
Kline, Capt. Jacob
Krause, Frederick H.
Ku Klux Klan
Kurz, Frederick C.
Kussman, Pvt. Emil
Lacher, Sgt. Peter
LaCross, Bill
Lahey, David
Lakota Indians (see Sioux Indians)
Lame Deer, chief
Lang, John
Langley, Henry
Lang’s Ranch, New Mexico Territory
Langtry, Mrs. Lily
Langtry, Texas
Laramie Peak, Wyoming Terr.
Laramie River
Laramie, Wyoming Territory
Laredo, Texas
Las Animas, Colorado Territory
Las Vegas, New Mexico Territory
Lavelle, Pvt. Edward
Lawler, Jerome, photo
Lawton, Capt. Henry W.
Lea, Lawrence
Leatherwood, Elmer O.
Leatherwood-Smoot Act of 1927
Lebo, Capt. Thomas C.
Leech Lake, Minnesota, outbreak
Leila D.
Lennke, Pvt. Frank
Lewis, Evan D., photo
Lewis, Lt. John W.
Lewis, Pvt. Thomas A.
photo
Lewis, Lt. Col. William H.
Lewiston, Montana Territory
Lincoln, Robert T.
Lindsey, Capt. Henry C.
Lipan Apache Indians
Lisk, George K.
Little Bighorn River
Little Bighorn, Battle of the
photo
painting by A. R. Waud
Little Heart Butte, Dakota Territory, engagement at
Little Humpy, Shoshoni Indian
Little Missouri River
Little Wolf, Cheyenne chief
Livingstone, Pvt. Edward D.
Lloyd, Sgt. George
Lochren, Judge William
Lodgepole Creek
Logan, Capt. William A.
Lone Wolf, Indian Chief
Long, Billing
Looking Glass, Nez Perce chief
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee
Lookout Station, Kansas
Los Mimbres Mountains
Loup River, Nebraska
Lovejoy, John V.
Lowery, Pvt. C. Grafton
Loynes, Charles N.
Luff, Capt. Edmund
Lupton, Sgt. Allen
Lutz, Pvt. George, photo
Lynch, Pvt. Michael
MacDonald, Sgt. John F.
Mackenzie, Col. Ranald S.
&nb
sp; Maddox, Dr. Thomas J. C.
Madsen, Chris
Maguire, Sgt. (-)
Maher, Pvt. Paddy
Mahnken, Lt. John H.
Mahoney, Pvt. John
Mahqua, Sioux Indian
Malone, Francis
Malvern, Pennsylvania
Mandan, Dakota Territory
Mangus Colorado, Apache chief
Manhatten, Kansas
Manifest Destiny
Mann, Lt. (-)
Manuelito, Navajo chief
Maple, Pvt. (-)
Marathon, Texas
Marfa, Texas
Marsh, Capt. Grant
Martin, Sgt. William H.
Massena, Sgt. John
Masterson, Thomas G.
Mathey, Lt. Edward G.
Matson, Lt. Winfield S.
Matt, Pete
Mauck, Maj. Clarence
Maus, Lt. Marion P.
Maxwell, William P.
Mayers, Edward
Mazzanovich, Anton
McCafferey, Cpl. Daniel
McCarthy, Cpl. (-)
McCleave, Capt. William
McClellan, James S.
McClinton, Mrs. Ora
McConald, Pvt. John
McCormick, Paul
McCreery, Dr. George
McDonnell, Henry, photo
McDougall, Capt. Thomas B.
McFate, Joseph S.
McGee, Dr. Thomas
McGregor, Capt. Thomas
McGuire, Pvt. Thomas
McHugh, Pvt. John
McIntosh, Lt. Donald
McIntyre, Robert
McKay, Donald
McKee, Pvt. Samuel
McKinney, Lt. John A.
McKinstry, Pvt. William
McLaughlen, Capt. Napoleon B.
McLaughlin, Maj. James
McNutt, Jim
McVeigh, Bailey
Meacham, Col. Alfred B.
Medal of Honor
Medicine Bow, Wyoming Territory
Medicine Lodge, Montana Territory
Medicine Lodge Peace Council, Kansas
Meeker, Nathan C.
Meira Springs, Texas
Merrill, Sgt. John
Merritt, Col. Wesley
Mescalero Apaches
“Messiah” Campaign
Mexican War
Miles City, Montana
Miles, Gen. Nelson A.
engraving
Military Division of the Missouri
Military Order of the Carabao
Military Order of the Dragon
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Milk River, Colorado, Battle of
Miller, Pvt. Amos D.
Miller, Pvt. E.
Miller, Capt. James
Miller, Pvt. William
Mills, Gen. Anson
Milner, California Joe
Minneconjou Sioux Indians
Missoula, Montana Territory
Missouri River
Mitchell, Pvt. (-), photo
Mitchell, Gen. Robert B.
Mitchell, Pvt. Willard W.
Miwaukee, Wisconsin
Mizner, Lt. Col. John K.
Mizpah River
Modoc Indians
Modoc War
Mohawk Indians
Mojave Indians
Monahan, Capt. Deane
Monnett, Joseph
Montgomery, Alabama
Montgomery, Sgt. James
Montgomery, Capt. Robert H.
Montrose, Nebraska
Mooney, Pvt. Thomas
Moore, Capt. Alexander
Moore, Col. Horace L.
Moore, Will
Moreau River
Morris, George
Morris, Hyram
Morris, Capt. Louis T.
Morton, Capt. Alfred
Moss, Lt. (-)
Moylan, Capt. Myles
Muddy Creek, Montana Terr., engagement at
Mulkey, Horace B.
Munich, Sgt. Peter
Murphy, J. J., photo
Murphy, Cpl. John D.
Murphy, John E.
Murphy, William
Murphy, William J.
Musselshell River
Nana, Apache chief
National Association of Indian War Veterans
National Indian War Veterans Association
photo
Abraham Lincoln Camp No. 30
San Antonio
Camp No. 36, (Philadelphia)
Captain James H. Bradford Camp (San Antonio)
Denver Camp
Denver Camp No. 1
Denver post
District of Columbia Camp No. 5 photo
Elizabeth B. Custer Camp No. 3 (Los Angeles)
founded in Denver, Colorado
Gen. George A. Custer Camp No. 4 (San Francisco)
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp No. 32 (Boston)
Gen. O. O. Howard Camp, (Chicago)
Gen. Philip H. Sheridan Camp No. 20 (Chicago)
Lorena Jane Webb Camp No. 1 (Stockton)
membership in
Milwaukee Camp
New York City Camps
Newark, New Jersey Camp
North Pacific Coast
officers
pension reform
Philadelphia Camp
Philadelphia rally
Portland Camp
San Franisco Camp
Scranton Camp No. 22
St. Joseph, National Headquarters City
St. Louis Camp
Washington, D.C. Camp
Winners of the West Camp No. 11
Navajo Indians
Naval and Military Order of the Spanish-American War
Nebraska National Guard
Neifert, William W.
Neil, 1st Sgt. (-)
Nellie Peck
Nelson, Pvt. Fred
“New Deal”
New Mexico Territory
New York City
Newport, Kentucky
Newton, Kansas
Nez Perce Indians
photo
Nez Perce War of 1877
Niehouse, Oscar
Niobrara River
Nixon, John R.
Nobles, Nat
Noch-ay-del-klinne, Apache medicine man
Nogales, Arizona Territory
Norris, Lt. William F.
North Platte City, Nebraska
North Platte River
North, Luther
North, Maj. Frank
Northern Cheyenne Indian scouts
Northern Cheyenne Indians
Northern Pacific Railroad
Norvelle, Capt. Steven
Norwood, Capt. Randolph
Nowlan, Capt. Henry J.
Nugent, William D.
O’Brien, Lt. Lyster M.
O’Brien, Capt. Martin E.
O’Brien, Timothy
O’Connor, Lt. Charles M.
O’Connor, Sgt. Dominick
O’Connor, Richard T.
O’Dowd, Richard
Oelrichs, South Dakota
O’Fallon’s Creek, Montana Territory, engagement at
Oglala Sioux Indians
Ohorn, Sgt. (-)
Old Bear, Cheyenne chief
Old Bull, Sioux chief
O’Leary, Maurice J.
Omaha Barracks, Nebraska
Omaha, Nebraska
O’Malley, Dominick J.
One Eye Bull, Kiowa chief
O’Neal, James
Opalica, Alabama
Order of Indian Wars of the United States
Oregon State Militia
Orr, Cpl. Henry P.
Ostlin, Frank
O’Sullivan, Michael M.
Otis, Col. Elmer
Ouachita River
O’whyee Ferry, Oregon
Owl Range, Wyoming Territory
Paddock, Lt. James V. S.
Page, Sgt. Edward
Paine, Pvt. (-)
&nb
sp; Paiute Indians
Palo Duro Canyon, Texas, Battle of
Parker, Lt. James
Parks, John
Patterson, Eugene
Patterson, Pvt. Joseph
Pauly, Sgt. Emil
Pawnee Indian Agency, Nebraska
Pawnee Indians
Pawnee Rock, Kansas
Pawnee Scouts, Battalion of
Payne, Capt. David L.
Payne, Capt. John Scott
Payne, Sgt. William H.
Peale, Capt. James T.
Pearson, Henry
Pecos River
Pend d’Oreille Indians
Pendleton, Oregon
Penrose, Capt. William H.
Pepoon, Lt. Silas
Perry, Capt. David
Pershing, Lt. John J.
Peterswen, Hans, photo
Phelps, Lt. Frederick E.
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philippine Insurrection
Philippine Islands
Phillips, Pvt. (-), photo
Phillips, Portugee
Pierce, Sgt. (-)
Pima Indians
Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota Territory
Pine Ridge Campaign 1890-91
Pine Ridge Indian Police
Pioneer Press
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Platte River
Pliley, Capt. Allison J.
Pollock, Capt. Edwin
Pollock, Oliver C. C.
Powder River
Powder River, Battle of
Powell, Dr. Frank
Prendergast, Cpl. Patrick, photo
Prescott, Arizona Territory
Price, Shadrack A.
Punished Woman’s Fork, Kansas, Battle of
Quick, Elias J.
Rain-in-the-Face, Sioux chief
Rallya, A. C.
Randall, Pvt. John
Randlett, Capt James F.
Raper, George S.
Rapid City, Dakota Territory
Rawlins, Wyoming Territory
Rawn, Capt. Charles C.
Rayada, New Mexico Territory
Red Cloud Agency, Nebraska
Red Cloud War of 1866-68
Red Cloud, Sioux chief
Red Fork, Wyoming Territory, Battle of
Red Leaf, Sioux Chief
Red River War of 1874-75
Red Tomahawk, Sioux Indian
Redd, Dr. Rosten G.
Reed, Maj. (-)
Reed’s Fort, Montana Territory
Regan, Cpl. (-), photo
Reno, Maj. Marcus A.
Republican River
Revolutionary War
Reynolds, Charles
Reynolds, Col. Joseph J.
Reynolds, Sheriff Glenn
Rhodes, Charles D.
Rhymer, Cpl. James H.
Richardson, Capt. Luther
Rickie, Sam
Riddle, Frank
Riddle, Toby
Rio Grande River
Robinson, Lt. Frank U.
Robinson, Lt. Levi H.
Rockwell, Capt. James A.
Rogue River Indians
Roman Nose, Cheyenne chief
Romero, Raphael
Roosevelt, President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, President Theodore
Rosebud Agency
Rosebud River
Rosebud Creek, Montana Territory, Battle of
Ross, Lt. Tenny
Ross, Lt. William J.