"All guns fired at one time" : native voices of Wounded Knee, 1890 / compiled and edited by Jerome A. Greene.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Greene, Jerome A., compiler, editor.

Contributor:

Samuel W. Golden Book Fund.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Wounded Knee Massacre, S.D., 1890--Personal narratives.

Wounded Knee Massacre, S.D., 1890.

Wounded Knee Massacre, S.D., 1890--Sources.

Lakota Indians--South Dakota--History--19th century.

Lakota Indians.

Dakota Indians--Wars, 1890-1891.

Dakota Indians.

History.

South Dakota.

Genre:

History.

Personal narratives.

Sources.

Physical Description:

xiii, 306 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm

Other Title:

Native voices of Wounded Knee, 1890

Place of Publication:

Pierre, South Dakota : South Dakota Historical Society Press, [2020]

Summary:

"The Wounded Knee Massacre of 29 December 1890, involving the loss of more than two hundred Lakota men, women, and children in South Dakota, marked the tragic climax of the Indian wars in the American West. This book compiles a variety of little-known sources explaining what happened at Wounded Knee, encompassing early and later accounts by men, women, and grown children that appeared in official government reports, newspapers, and collected published reminiscences"-- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: Accounts, Statements, Reports, and Interviews

1. Lakotas wounded at Wounded Knee taken to Holy Cross Chapel, 1890-1891

2. Leather-bound journal notebook titled "Indians wounded in fight at Wounded Knee' South Dakota," 1890-1891

3. Account of the scene at Wounded Knee on 1 January 1891, by Charles A. Eastman

4. Account of Zella Vespucia, January 1891, as published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch

5. Edited version of Zella Vespucia's account, January 1891

6. Account of Help Them, January 1891

7. Account of Frog, January 1891

8. Account of Hehakawanyakapi (Elk Saw Him), January 1891

9. Account of Long Bull, January 1891

10. Account of Ellis Standing Bear, ca. January 1891

11. Statement of Elaine Goodale regarding wounded survivors, January 1891

12. White Buffalo's opinion on the Battle of Wounded Knee, February 1891

13. "Account given of Indians of the fight at Wounded Knee," Washington, D.C., February 1891

14. Variant account of Washington, D.C., meeting, 11February 1891

15. Descriptive report of Lakota impressions of Wounded Knee, February 1891

16. Commentary of trader Charles P. Jordan, March 1891

17. Account of Philip F. Wells, May 1891

18. Statement of former agent Valentine T. McGillycuddy, 1891

19. Account of Iron Hail (Dewey Beard), transcribed by James R. Walker, 1896-1914

20. Reminiscent account of the massacre scene by Charles A. Eastman, 1900

21. Newspaper report on monument to Lakota dead at Wounded Knee, 1903

22. Account of Philip F. Wells, recorded by Eli S. Ricker, October 1906

23. Account of Joseph Horn Cloud, recorded by Eli S. Ricker, October 1906

24. Account of Louis Mousseau, recorded by Eli S. Ricker, November 1906

25. Account of John Shangrau, recorded by Eli S. Ricker, November 1906

26. Account of Standing Soldier No. 1, recorded by Eli S. Ricker, November 1906

27. Account of Dewey Beard (Iron Hail), recorded by Eli S. Ricker, February 1907

28. Account of Frank Feather, recorded by Eli S. Ricker, March 1907

29. Account of Paddy Starr, recorded by Eli S. Ricker, August 1907

30. American Indian viewpoint at Wounded Knee as recorded by Walter M. Camp, 1910

31. Excerpt from Joseph Horn Cloud's account, as told to Melvin R. Gilmore, 1913

32. Mrs. Mousseau's account, as told to Melvin R. Gilmore, 29October 1913

33. Account of Dewey Beard, as told to Melvin R. Gilmore, 27 November 1913

34. Supplemental information about Wounded Knee from Philip F. Wells, 1914

35. Statement about Wounded Knee by members of the Big Foot Survivors' Association, September 1915

36. Notarized statement by Dewey Beard, given in Washington, D.C., on 12 March 1917

37. Notarized statement by Joseph Horn Cloud, given in Washington, D.C., on 12 March 1917

38. James McLaughlin's interrogations of Wounded Knee survivors, 1920

39. Description of the field at Wounded Knee within days of the massacre, recalled by Luther Standing Bear, ca. 1925

40. Account of Alice Ghost Horse, 1920-1940S

41. Reminiscence of John Ghost Bear, November 1928

42. Statement of Afraid of the Enemy, May 1932

43. Account of Dewey Beard, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

44. Account of James Pipe on Head, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

45. Account of Richard Afraid of Hawk, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

46. Account of Dog Chief, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

47. Statement of Nellie Knife, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

48. Story of Charley Blue Arm, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

49. Account of Rough Feather, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

50. Account of Mrs. Rough Feather, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

51. Account of Edward Owl King, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

52. Account of Henry Jackson, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

53. Statement of George Running Hawk, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

54. Account of Mrs. Mousseau, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

55. Statement of Bertha Kills Close to Lodge, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

56. Account of John Little Finger, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

57. Account of Peter Stand, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

58. Partial Story of Peter Stand, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

59. Story by Donald Blue Hair, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

60. Account of Frank Sits Poor, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

61. Statement of White Lance, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

62. Statement of James High Hawk, recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

63. Account of Mrs. Alice Dog Arm (formerly Alice Ghost Horse), recorded by James H. McGregor, 1933

64. Account of Louise Weasel Bear, recorded by James H. McGregor, ca. 1933

65. Public document statement of Annie Iron Lavatta, 1934

66. Program, Wounded Knee Survivors Association, 1935

67. "Claim of Survivors," as completed by Mrs. Nellie Knife (ca. January 1937)

68. Two letters giving names of Lakota attendees who served in the hospital at Holy Cross Chapel, Pine Ridge Agency, 1937and 1940

69. Testimony of James Pipe on Head, Dewey Beard, and James Grass, in extracts from hearings on H.R. 2535, House of Representatives, 1938

70. Account of Peter One Skunk, 1938

71. Account of Paul High Back, September 1940

72. "After Wounded Knee

A Recollection," by Addison E. Sheldon, ca. 1941

73. Additional commentary by Philip F. Wells, 1942

74. Account of Black Elk, 1930-1940S

75. Third-person account of Dewy Girl's remembrance of Wounded Knee, as told by Eugene Wounded Horse, 1940s

76. Account of James High Hawk, 1950-1960S

77. Account of Crane Pretty Voice, date unknown, as told by Ellen in the Woods

78. Interview with Jim Mesteth by Phyllis Mesteth and Boyd Bosma, 1977

Appendix

1. Indian scouts present at Wounded Knee, 29 December 1890

2. Census of Sioux Indians from Cheyenne River Indian Reservation in battle of Wounded Knee and at Pine Ridge Agency in June 1891

3. Joseph Horn Cloud's list of Indians killed at Wounded Knee, 1903-1904

4. Members of Big Foot's band not killed at Wounded Knee, ca. 1907

5. List of Wounded Knee Lakota survivors as of May 1941.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Local Notes:

Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Samuel W. Golden Book Fund.

ISBN:

9781941813331

194181333X

OCLC:

1159634326

Publisher Number:

99990108935