A great white Indian chief: a thrilling and romantic story, Col. Fred Cummins 'Chief La-Ko-Ta' in the saddle - World's Fairs

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Field name	Value
Title	A great white Indian chief: a thrilling and romantic story, Col. Fred Cummins 'Chief La-Ko-Ta' in the saddle
Author	Hill, Richmond C.
Date	[1912]
Publisher	Rand, McNally & Co.
Place of Publication	Ossining, United States
Document Type	Printed Book
Description	A "thrilling and romantic story of the remarkable career, extraordinary experiences, hunting, scouting and Indian adventures of Col. Fred Cummins 'Chief La-Ko-Ta'". Colonel Cummins brought together the largest ever gathering of Indian Chiefs at the fair, with more tribes represented in a single place than ever before.
Visual Content	Black and white photographs of prominent Native American Chiefs and of Col. Fred Cummins. Also includes a photograph of 'Calamity Jane' and of Cummins' Wild West and Indian Congress Parade in Manchester, England. View thumbnails
Fair	1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo
Keywords	Native Americans, culture, heritage, national identity, ethnology, race, parade
Additional Notes	Illustrated paper wrappers.
Archive	Special Collections Research Center, Henry Madden Library, California State University, Fresno
Archive Reference	EXP 901a.45 boxed
Copyright	Special Collections Research Center, Henry Madden Library, California State University, Fresno