Historical biography and libretto of the Indian Congress
By: compiled by Frederick T. Cummins
Contributors: Cummins, Frederick T., compiler
Series: Smithsonian collections online : world's fairs and expositions : visions of tomorrow; Smithsonian collections online : world's fairs and expositions : visions of tomorrow
Publisher: [Indian Congress and Village Company]
Published: 1901
Place of publication: Buffalo, New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Indians of North America; Exhibitions; History; Social life and customs; Portraits; Pan-American Exposition (1901 : Buffalo, N.Y.)
Notes: Program of the Indian Congress Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, N.Y., 1901.

Title from caption.

Includes advertisements by the Catholic Union and Times; The Curio, Phoenix, Ariz., operated by J.W. Benham and Paul A. Brizard; and many others.

Reproduction of the original from the Smithsonian Libraries.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Frederick T. Cummins; title: Board of Directors of the Indian Congress and Village Company; title: Official staff of the Indian Congress and Village Company; title: The mighty Sham Battle! : participated in by 500 warriors, horseback and foot; title: Longevity of Indians; title: Birds eye view of Indian Congress; title: Programme; title: Chief Red Cloud; title: Chief American Horse; title: Chief Little Wound; title: Chief Lone Bear; title: Pow wow of the Omahas / Joe Egan; title: Painted Horse or Sweater; title: Chief Kicking Bear; title: Chief Black Bird; title: Chief Rocky Bear; title: Indian dances; title: How Indians are named; title: Chief Last Horse; title: Chief Spotted Weasel; title: Chief Flat Iron; title: Chief Hollow Horn Bear; title: Grand review; title: Two famous fighters: Geronimo, Chief Harjo or Crazy Snake; title: The last of the Modocs; title: Wars between the United States and the Indians; title: The Indian medicine woman; title: The Custer Massacre : an authentic of this famous tragedy as told by Chief "Shot-in-the-Eye" who participated in the fight and drew the accompanying cut; title: Princess Neola; title: Navajo Indian blanket makers from "The Curio" of Phoenix, Arizona; title: Wenona : the Sioux Indian girl whose phenominal rifle shooting cinches her claim to the championship; title: Indian pottery makers from "The Curio" of Phoenix, Arizona; title: Buffalo : pen picture of the queen city of the lakes; title: Who made the Pan-American Exposition a success? : here they are.