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  legend of dancing horse and, xi–xii, xvii, 182–83, 224–25

  life at Standing Rock, 191, 193–94

  marriages, 111

  Mary Collins and, 196–97, 208–9

  meets Cody in Buffalo, 138–41

  Sitting Bull (cont.)

  174–75

  negotiations for Dawes Act and, 199–200

  not present at Little Bighorn, 88–89

  poses for Notman, 177–81

  reception at Merchants Hotel, 13

  saves white woman captured by Sioux, 115

  “Sitting Bull Combination” entourage and, 23

  spurns army commission seeking his return to U.S., 149–50

  Sun Dance ceremony and, 76–77, 181

  temperament of, 175, 176

  as thunder dreamer, 113

  tours St. Paul with McLaughlin, 20

  transfer to Fort Randall, 16–17

  transfer to Fort Yates, 11–15

  Treaty of Fort Laramie and, 63–65, 74

  Trobriand puts price on head, 65

  visits Washington, D.C., 172–74

  warns against looting battlefield, 82

  wildlife and, 105, 112, 118

  as Wild West performer, 24–25, 91–102, 146–47, 155–56, 181–82

  Sitting Bull (Yenne), 111

  Sitting Bull: Champion of the Sioux (Vestal), 108

  Sitting Bull: His Life and Legacy (LaPointe), 102

  Sitting Bull: Prisoner of War (Pope), 5

  Sitting Bull Cabin Exhibit, 225

  “Sitting Bull Combination,” 94

  slavery, 33, 35–39

  Slow White Bull, 101

  smallpox, 2, 98, 114, 153

  Smith & Wesson gun, 63, 69

  Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Repatriation Office, 103

  Spotted Eagle, 6

  Spotted Tail, 70

  Spring, Agnes Wright, 43

  Standing Bear, 78

  Standing Rock Agency and Reservation, 10

  contemporary protests at, xvi, 248

  dedication ceremony at, 194–95

  Hunkpapas and, 11, 17

  Indians ordered to return to, 156

  Sitting Bull and family at, 93,174, 176, 191, 195, 196, 199–200

  Statue of Liberty, 54

  Steele, Matthew F., 220

  St. George, Judith, 247

  St. Louis, Sitting Bull’s final appearance with Wild West, 181–83

  Cody gives Sitting Bull a horse, 182–83

  St. Paul, Minn., Sitting Bull on tour meets Annie Oakley, 20–21

  St. Paul Pioneer Press, 8, 10, 12, 20

  Stillson, Jerome, 148, 150–54

  “The Story of American Hunting and Firearms,” 133–34

  Strikes-the-Kettle, 211, 219

  Stronghold, 212

  Sublette, Ned, 55

  Sully, Alfred, 64, 114

  Sun Dance ceremony, 76–77, 119

  233

  Tatanka Iyotake, see Sitting Bull

  Tecumseh, 127–28

  telephone, 51

  Teller, Henry M., 95

  Tennis (buffalo hunter), 43, 44

  Terry, Alfred Howe, 12, 74, 81–82, 149

  “There’s No Business Like Show Business” (song), 126

  thunder dreamer, 113

  Thunder Hawk, 192

  Thundering Herd, The (movie), 241

  Tim McCoy Remembers the West (McCoy), 189

  Toronto Globe, 144, 176

  To See with the Heart (St. George), 247

  translators and translation, 82, 97, 99–100, 136

  for Sitting Bull, 8, 15, 19, 120, 124, 145, 150, 165, 166, 169, 170, 171, 182, 201, 212

  Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868), 63–66, 74

  Triggs, Stanley, 179

  Trobriand, Regis de, 65

  True Tales of the Plains (Cody), 39

  Twain, Mark, 26, 48

  Twenty-fifth Infantry (Buffalo Soldiers), 17–18

  Two Lance, 70, 71

  Valley of the Little Bighorn, 75–76

  Vermilye, B. D., 13, 14

  Vernon, Diana (fictional character), 43

  “Verses on the Prospect of Planting Arts and Learning in America,” 142

  Vestal, Stanley, 18, 108, 110, 196, 202, 205, 217, 222

  Victoria, Queen, 31, 49, 162, 177

  Victoria Bridge, 177

  Wakan Tanka (Great Mystery), 76

  Walsh, Major James Morrow, 10, 147, 148, 150, 176, 221–22

  Warbonnet Creek, Battle of, 234

  War Department, U.S., 11, 173, 231–32, 234

  Warren, Louis, 38, 62, 163

  Washington DC, Wild West cast members visit, 172–74

  wasichu (white man):

  meaning of, 4

  misunderstanding of Native Americans, 110

  original meaning of, 104

  Wayne, “Mad” Anthony, 127

  Welch, A. B., 247, 248

  Weldon, Catherine (Woman Walking Ahead), 195–97, 198, 199, 200–211, 220

  Wertz Brothers, 20

  “Westward the Course of Empire Makes Its Way” (mural), 142

  Wetmore, Helen Cody, 38, 43

  Weybright, Victor, 36, 92–93

  White Buffalo Calf Woman dream, xv, 106–7

  White Dog, 6, 13

  Wickham, P. B., 225

  wildlife:

  Custer’s killing of, 68

  depiction of Lewis and Clark’s encounters with, 184

  importance of bear to warriors, 183

  no hunting limits on, 46, 133–34

  Sitting Bull and, 105, 112, 118

  see also specific wildlife

  224–27

  advertising for and popularity of, 157–59

  bankruptcy of, 30, 227

  Black Elk and, xvi

  Cody’s first attempts to hire Sitting Bull for, 21–22

  copyright, 152

  as equestrian extravaganza, 161–65, 226

  launch of, 22, 54–57

  multicity tours, 142–46

  Oakley joins, 137

  Pawnees as participants in, 55, 95

  performance in Buffalo, 125

  rebranding of, 184

  reenactment of Battle of Little Bighorn, 227

  “Shake ’Em Up, Bill” (stagecoach ride reenactment),72

  still in existence, 239

  Wild West Shows (Reddin), 157

  Wilson, Frazer, 129

  Wilson, Woodrow, 233

  Winchester (gun), 7, 8, 143, 179, 180, 219

  Winchester, Sarah, 180

  Wind Cave National Park, 246

  Wind River Reservation, 246

  Woman Walking Ahead (Pollack), 199

  Wooden Leg, 81

  World’s Columbian Exposition Company, 225

  World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, 55, 56, 94

  Wounded Knee, xiii, 83, 187, 222–23, 225, 231, 232, 234

  Wounded Knee Survivors Association, 161

  Wovoka, 185–86, 188–91, 241–44

  Yankton Daily Press, 201

  Yankton Press and Dakotian, 74

  Year Before the Flood, The (Sublette), 55

  Yellow Calf, 190, 242

  Yellow Hand (Yellow Hair), 84–86, 87

  Yellowstone Line, 13

  Yellow Wolf, 46

  Yenne, Bill, 13, 15, 111, 112

  Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses, 225

  Zahn, William, 101

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  Names: Stillman, Deanne, author.

  Title: Blood brothers: the story of the strange friendship between Sitting Bull and Buffalo  Bill / Deanne Stillman.

  Description: First Simon & Schuster hardcover edition. | New York: Simon &  Schuster, 2017. | Series: Simon & Schuster nonfiction original hardcover | Includes  bibliographical references and index.

  Identifiers: LCCN 2017006041 | ISBN 9781476773520 | ISBN 1476773521 | ISBN  9781476773544 (ebook)

  Subjects: LCSH: Buffalo Bill, 1846–1917—Friends and associates. | Sitting Bull,  1831–1890—Friends and associates. | Entertainers—United States—Biography. |  Dakota Indians—Kings and rulers—Biography. | Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Company—

   Biography. | Wild west shows—History—19th century.

  Classification: LCC F594.C68 S75 2017 | DDC 978/.020922 [B]—dc23 LC record  available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2017006041

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