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[YELL203479-D517] Telegram from E. Womack to George S. Anderson inquiring whether he has information about the 10 Princeton men who were exploring the park. Papers allege they were captured by Indians, dated July 23, 1895.

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DescriptionTelegram from E. Womack, Chief Clerk, Interior Department to George S. Anderson asking if he has information on the ten Princeton College men who left the east side of Wind River Range, through Union Pass, headed for the Park. Papers allege the party was captured by Indians. (old system, document 1898).TypeTextCreatorWomack, E.GenredocumentsLanguageengDate1895-07-23SubjectRecreationIndians of North AmericaAnderson, George SmithWilder, Wilbur Elliott, 1856-1952Contributing InstitutionYellowstone National Park Heritage and Research CenterGeographic CoverageYellowstone National ParkDigital CollectionYellowstone National Park Army Era RecordsDigital Formatimage/jpgDigitization SpecificationsScanned on a Canon Canoscan 9950f Flatbed Scanner at 600 dpi as a TIFF image. This image was cropped, color corrected through level adjustment, and converted into a JPG using Adobe Photoshop. Date Digitized2018Physical CollectionYellowstone National Park Army Era Records (RG 00)Local IdentifierYELL203479-D517Contact UsFor more information contact Yellowstone National Park Heritage and Research Center: yell_heritage_center@nps.gov / (307) 344-2264.

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Series NameSeries 1: Pre-1909 Correspondence FilesBox NumberYNP Army Era, Box 2Folder NumberYNP Army Era, Box 2, Folder 3

CollectionYellowstone National Park Army Era RecordsLocationYellowstone National Park

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[YELL203479-D517] Telegram from E. Womack to George S. Anderson inquiring whether he has information about the 10 Princeton men who were exploring the park. Papers allege they were captured by Indians, dated July 23, 1895.

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