A Cavalry Charge by US Troops Stationed at Fort Yellowstone

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A Cavalry Charge by US Troops Stationed at Fort Yellowstone

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1 Burton Holmes  
2 Oscar Depue  
 

Burton Holmes has received word from his operator, Mr. De Pue, who is now in Yellowstone Park with his chronomatographe and apparatus photographing the geysers in action, that he has visited the Dalrymple Farms, the largest farms in the world, and obtained several pictures of the thrashers and reapers in action. This will no doubt prove especially interesting, as these machines play such an important part in tossing wheat and its price into the air. This will be the first time that geysers have been thrown upon the screen by this new branch of photography, and their beauty will be enhanced by being seen in full play.


Chicago Tribune, Chicago, dimanche 29 août 1897, p. 28.

3 <29/08/1897  
4 États-Unis. Yellowstone Park.  

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02/02/1898 États-Unis. Boston Burton Holmes/Oscar Depue  
 

In conclusion a moving picture was given showing a cavalry charge by U S troops stationed at fort Yellowstone.
The lecture next Wednesday evening in the same course will be on "The Cities of the Barbary Coast."


The Boston Globe, Boston, jeudi 3 février 1898, p. 6.

12/04/1898 États-Unis. New York Burton Holmes/Oscar Depue A Charge of Troop C, Fourth Cavalry, at Fort Yellowstone

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