Chief Genazio Cabezon & his Captains

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  Soboba Indian captain

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  A portrait of Victorianno's Captain. Victorianno was the chief of the Sobobo Indians. The captain is wearing what looks like a net around him.

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  Redondo Beach. 1923

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  A slightly elevated panoramic view of Redondo Beach. The left side of the picture is dominated by two large buildings, with a roller coaster behind them. There are large crowds in front of and on the side of these buildings. On the right side the are several shops and businesses, and a street full of parked automobiles. There is a street car in the distance, beneath a banner for a bathing girl parade. Writing in white at bottom of image reads "Redondo, Calif."

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  Monument honoring the 1st New York Artillery, Battery D

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  Image of the monument to Battery D of the 1st New York Light Artillery, Artillery Brigade, Third Corps. Monument consists of a large block finished on the front, rough hewn on the sides. On the front is a wheel, behind which are crossed ramrods, and on either side cannon. The photograph has been affixed to a card with the photographer's signature and "Gettysburg, Pa." printed in gold lettering at the bottom.

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  Chief Talavicento and His Yaqui Indians Surrender at Ortiz

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  Yaqui Indians are lined up with white flags at the side with Mexican soldiers and Indian leaders in the center of the photograph.

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  Yaqui Chief Talaviate and His Captains at the Surrender at Ortiz

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  Yaqui Indian leaders under a brush shelter at the site of surrender in Ortiz.

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  The memorable engagement of Captn. Pearson of the Serapis, with Paul Jones of the Bon Homme Richard & his squadron, Sep. 23, 1779

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  Image of the ships Serapis and Bon Homme Richard in a fierce naval battle; Serapis is in the foreground at left; statistics of killed, wounded, and damage done, in English and French, on either side of the title in bottom margin.

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