as ~ si ay Z FR ere oT
Brothers the expenseof hanging him." NPG 1-38-1882(2=3)
"Yaskton, 11-15-1882-Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian, was
hanged at noon for the mrder of Joseph EH, Johnson, an ere
ployee at the Cheyenne River Agency in May, 1879, The gal
lows were erected in the jail yard, Although the law re=
quired the execution to be private, it was witnessed from
the roofs of neighboring houses. Brave Bear manifested
no fear, but felt the disgrace of the manner of his death,
NEWS, Galveston, Tex., 11-16-1882 (1/8),
Account, lengthy, carried on front page of
Louisville, COURIER-JOURNAL, 11-16-1882, stating
he was “ioux Chief, sent by Van Raakte, but
cutt off after beginning.
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Botner the expenseof hanging him." NPG 1-38-1882(2-3)
"Yakkton, 11-15-1882-Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian, was
hanged at noon for the murder of Joseph E. Johnson, an em4
ployee at the Cheyenne River Agency in May, 1879, The gal
lows were erected in the jail yard. Although the law re=
quired the execution to be private, it was witnessed from
the roofs of neighboring houses. Brave Bear manifested
no fear, but felt the disgrace of the manner of his death
NEWS, Galveston, Tex., 11-16-1882 (1/8),
fount, lengthy, carried on front page of
fas COURTER-J OURNAT,, 11-16-1882, stating
Yio Chief Sent by Van Raakte, but
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Neccnere the expenseof hanging him.” NPG 1-28-1862(2-3)
"Yakkton, 11-15-1682-Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian, was
hanged at noon for the mrder of Joseph E. Johnson, an em
ployee at the Cheyenne River Agency in May, 1879, The gal
lows were erected in the jail yard, Although the law re=
quired the execution to be private, it was witnessed from
the roofs of neighboring houses. Brave Bear manifested
no fear, but felt the disgrace of the manner of his death
NEWS, Galveston, Tex,, 11-16-1882 (1/8),
Account, lengthy, carried on fr of
Louisviiie, COURTER-JOURNAL, 11-16-1862, ‘stating
Cae Chief, ent by Van Raakte, but
Bat Ser SPEer bepinniaee
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Tyethera the epetseat hanging hin? HO Liniol2n3)
| BRAVE BEAR
| "Yakkkton, Dakota, 11-]1-1882— Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian
who was convicted of killing of Joseph Johnson, a white
Man, was hanged today at 12:15 o'clock. There was very
little excitement at his execution which was privated. He
left a request to his relatives not to avenge his death
_and to omit the usual mourning o" :
RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER, Ralsiens N, Ce, 11-16-1882.
Page on@e
"The first Dakota Indian sentenced to death under the law
is Brave Bear, a big chief who killed Joe Johnson near
Yankton, Dakota, in 1879. He takes his sentence coolly
and says he will take his ban life to save his white broth
| BRAVE BEAR
| "Yakkton, Dakota, 11-1~1882~ Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian
who was convicted of killing of Joseph Johnson, a white
man, was hanged today at 12215 o'clock. There was very
little excitement at his execution which was privated. He
left a request to his relatives not to avenge his death
| and to omit the usual mourning."
RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER, Raleigh, N. Co, 11-16-1882.
Page onée
"The first Dakota Indian sentenced to death under the law
is Brave Bear, a big chief who killed Joe Johnson near
Yankton, Dakota, in 1879, He takes his sentence coolly
and says he will take his ben life to save his white brotH
BRAVE BEAR
"Yahkton, Dekota, 11-1-1882- Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian
who was convicted of killing of Joseph Johnson, a white
man, was hanged today at 12:15 ot clock.
left a request to his relatives not to avenge his death
and to omit the usual mourning."
RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER, Raleigh, N, C,, 11-16~1882,
Page ones
Set Takota Indian sentenced to death under the law
Bre r, a big chief who killed Joe Johnson near
Cane, Dakota, in 1879, He takes his sentence coolly
ard says he will take his hn Life to save his white brotl
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