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Todd A. Herring Collection (Mississippi State University. Libraries)
49 unnumbered leaves of plates : chiefly portraits (some color) ; 23 cm
Illustrations: Geronimo (Guiyatle), Apache -- Chief Wolf Robe, Cheyenne -- Chief Mountain, Blackfeet -- Chief American Horse, Ogalalla Sioux -- Governor Diego Narango, Sanat Clara Pueblos -- Chief Louison, Flatheads -- A pair of broncho busters -- John Hollow Horn Bear, Cheyenne River Sioux -- Bartelda, San Carlos Apaches -- Chief Wets It, Assiniboines -- Gentle Bird, Flatheads -- Chief Josh, San Carlos Apache -- Shot in the Eye, Ogalalla Sioux -- Howard Frost, Omaha -- Chief Grant Richards, Tonkawa -- Two little braves, Sac and Fox -- Chief White Buffalo, Arapahoe [Arapaho] -- Mosteose (Holy Rabbit), Iowa -- Strike with Nose [Black Bird, Blackbird], Ogalalla Sioux -- Hattie Tom, Chiricahua Apache -- Ahahe, Wichita -- White Swan, Crow -- Three warriors: Black Foot, Standing Bear, and Big Eagle, Standing Rock Sioux -- Swift Dog, Standing Rock Sioux -- Sac and Fox papoose -- Chief Towakoni Jim, Wichita -- Turning Eagle, Lower Brule Sioux -- Chief White Man, Kiowa -- Pea Twy Tuck, Sac and Fox of Oklahoma Territory -- Woman doing beadwork, Fox Tribe of Iowa -- Black Bear, Ogalalla Sioux -- Kill Spotted Horse, Assiniboine -- Chief Goes to War, Rosebud Sioux -- Wichita papoose -- Chief Dust Maker (Pete Mitchell), Ponca -- Broken Arm, Ogalalla Sioux -- Chief Little Wound, Ogalalla Sioux -- John Maskwas, Pottawattomies -- Yellow Feather, Maricopa -- Chief Hollow Horn Bear, Cheyenne River Sioux -- White Face, Ogalalla -- Chief Antoin Moise, Flatheads -- Freckled Face, Arapahoe -- Three Fingers, Cheyenne -- Mrs. Juan Amigo, Pima -- Song Like, Pueblo of Arizona -- Crazy Bull, Ogalalla Sioux -- Buried Far Away, Cocapa -- High Bear, Standing Rock Sioux -- Two little Crows.
Photographs taken by F.A. Rinehart at the Indian Congress of the Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition held at Omaha in 1898.
Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition (1898 : Omaha, Neb.)
Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition
[Omaha, Neb.] : [F.A. Rinehart], [©1899]