William M. Beauchamp Papers, 1840-1944
Index to Newspaper Clippings (by Title) in the Parker and Harriet Maxwell Scrapbooks (Box 44 and 45)

Box Vol. Title Page
    Ely Parker Scrapbook of Newspaper Articles Written by and about Harriet Maxwell Converse and Miscellaneous Items, ca. 1880-1885   
44  1 Disenchantments  1 
44  1  Sheaves Criticism  2 
44  1 Ideal and the Real  3 
44 1  Thomas Maxwell  4 
44 1  Buffalo Expressions  6 
44  1  The Indian Election  6 
44  1  A Sachem Raised Up  7 
44  1  An Indian Invitation  8 
44  1  A Curious Custom  9 
44  1  Lo Takes a Bride  9 
44 1  Ideal and the Real  10 
44 1  Disenchantments  10 
44  1  Visiting in Elmira  11 
44  1  Individualism  11 
44  1  Self Condemnation  11 
44  1  Mrs. Rhodes, Obituary  12 
44  1  Mr. Maxwell, Obituary  12 
44  1 Who Is Our Neighbor?  13 
44 1  Heroism  14 
44 1  Self-Success  15 
44  1  Ideal and the Real  15 
44  1  Aged Solomon Obail  16 
44  1  Self-Congratulations  17 
44  1  Day After Day  18 
44  1  Sentiment or Reason  18 
44 1  Our Cerberus  19 
44 1  Submission  20 
44  1  For Our Own Sake  21 
44  1  Strange Religious Festivals Among Our Indian Neighbors  22 
44  1  The Thanksgivings  23 
44  1  Noteworthy Features To-Day  25 
44  1  'Twas A Pathetic Sight  25 
44  1 Honored by the Iroquois  27 
44 1  Adopting A Tribe  27 
44 1  The Lost Indian Woman  27 
44  1  A New Book  27 
44  1  Named Ya-Ih-Wah-Noh  28 
44  1  Our Cerberus  28 
44  1  Alas! My Indian Maiden  29 
44  1  Initiated Among the Iroquois  30 
44 1  Adopted Senecas  30 
44 1  Three Pale Face Recruits  31 
44  1  A Remarkable Woman  32 
44  1  Certificate of Instalment [sic]  32 
44  1  An Indian Name  32 
44  1  A Woman Chosen Chief  33 
44  1  Resigned Under Fire  33 
44  1 Indian Rites  33 
44 1  Monuments to the Indian  33 
44 1  Red Jacket in Bronze  34 
44  1  The Social World  34 
44  1  The Red Jacket Plans  35 
44  1  Harriet Maxwell Converse  36 
44  1  The Seneca Indians  36 
44  1  Indian Medicine Man  37 
44 1  Queer Indian Customs  39 
44 1  Portion of Little Water Ceremony  40 
44  1  Script Criticism of Mrs. Converse's Writings by Ely S. Parker  40 
44  1  A Chief of Six Nations   
44  1  The Red Jacket Plans  42 
44  1  Queen of the Indians  42 
44 1  Mrs. Fannie P. Rhodes  42 
44 1  "I Love Thee"  42 
44  1  The Iroquois Leader Dead  42 
44  1  Gen. Parker's Complements  42 
44 1  Ya-Ie-Wa-Noh  43 
44  1  A Serenade  44 
44  1  The American Indian  44 
44  1 The Thanksgivings  44 
44 1  The New York Indians  45 
44 1  An American Authoress Adopted into an Indian Tribe  46 
44  1  Adopted into the Tribe of Red Men  46 
44  1  Woman's Work  47 
44  1  Indian Medicine  47 
44  1  Among The Senecas  48 
44  1  Some Indian Treasures  49 
44 1  Adopted Into The Tribe Of Red Men  50 
44 1  Deerfoot  51 
44  1  The Six Nations  52 
44  1  The Seneca Runner  53 
44  1  Daily Gazette and Free Press, July 25, 1894  53 
44  1  An "Original American"  54 
44  1  Want to Rush the Indian  54 
44  1 Irad L. Beardsley Is Dead  55 
44 1  I.J. Beardsley Dead at 82  55 
44 1  A White Woman Chief  56 
44  1  Pages 58-63 are missing  
44  1  Our Pagan Indians  64 
44  1  Wampum on His Coffin  65 
44  1  The Indian Queen Is Dean  65 
44  1  From Ausburn Tower  66 
44 1  A Seneca Indian Legend  69 
44 1  But One Woman Chief  70 
44  1  Iroquois Festivities  71 
44  1  Golden Weddings  73 
44  1  Electing a Seneca Sachem  73 
44  1  The Poor Indian  75 
44 1  Mr. Bryant's View  75 
44 1  Chief of Iroquois  77 
44  1  Woman's Work  78 
44  1  High Indian Chief  78 
44 1  New York City's Indian Colony  79 
44  1  Pages 80-81 are missing  
44  1  Story of a Sachem  82 
44  1 Indian New Year's  83 
44 1  The Reservation Indian as a Man Among Men  86 
44 1  Artemus Ward, Jester  88 
44  1  The Six Nations  89 
44  1  An Indian Session  91 
44  1  Indians of New York City  92 
44  1  Pagan Neighbors  93 
44  1  Group of Senecas (photograph)  95 
44 1  Cattaraugus Indians (photograph)  95 
44 1  Pages 96-97 are missing   
44  1  Harriet Maxwell Converse (photograph)  98 
44  1  The White Chief  100 
44  1  The Wampum-Records of the Iroquois  101 
44  1  New York's Indians  103 
44  1  Living Among the Onondagas  110 
44  1 Taylor's Tavern  112 
44 1  Pages 115-128 are blank   
44 1  Thomas Poudry  129 
44  1  The Naming Ceremonies and Rites of Adoption by the Seneca Indians  130 
44  1  Where Mrs. Converse Was Born (photograph)  135 
44  1  An Old, Old Landmark  138 
44  1  The Burning of the White Dog  139 
44  1  Our Untamed Savages  141 
44 1  Letter to Mrs. Converse from J.S. Simpson  ---- 
44 1  Photograph of cemetery  ---- 
    Personal Scrapbook of Arthur C. Parker, ca. 1900-1910  
44  2  Woman's Rights in America Five Hundred Years Ago  1 
44  2  The Indians of New York  2 
44  2  American Aborigines - Studies in Archaeology  2 
44 2  "The Copper Woman" of the Erie Tribe  3 
44 2  Christmas Among Indians  4 
44  2  The Indian Nations of New York State  6 
44  2  False Face Company an Iroquois Order  7 
44 2  Relics of Minsi Indians  8 
44  2  The Plea of the Catawbas  8 
44  2  Lecture  8 
44  2  Portrait of Jeremiah Cuffee  8 
44 2  Indian for N.Y. Harbor  8 
44 2  The Red Man  8 
44  2  The Chautauqua County Man  8 
44  2  Indians in Albany on Peaceful Errand  9 
44 2  Archaeologist Discusses Indian Problems  9 
44  2  State Archaeologist on Indian Confederacy  9 
44  2  Indian Names Added to Map  9 
44  2  Indian Dance Given by Girls in Public School  10 
44 2  Scientist Cook and Peary's Eskimos  10 
44 2  Men's Guild of St. Paul's  10 
44  2  Work of Ga-Wa-So-Wa-Neh  11 
44  2  Drunken Indians Becoming an Intolerable Nuisance in This Community  11 
44 2  Myths and Legends  11 
44  2  Up-State Indians  11 
44  2  False Face Company, An Iroquois Order  12 
44  2  Indian Dressmaker in State Museum  13 
44 2  Mr. Clarke Desires to Make a Correction  13 
44 2  Heart of Indian  13 
44  2  Darwinism Up-To-Date  14 
44  2  Lure of the Woods  14 
44 2  Immortalizing the American Indians  15 
44  2  "The Iroquois Confederacy"  15 
44  2  Indian New Year's Peculiar Ceremonies  16 
44  2  Indian To Talk of His People  16 
44 2  Where Hiawatha's Laws Still Govern  17 
44 2  Two Bulletins By Mr. Parker  17 
44  2  Monument to the Memory of Mrs. Rebecca Ashley  17 
44  2  Paleface A Wampum Keeper  18 
44 2  New Indian Exhibit in the State Museum  19 
44  2  Indian Status Idea Meets with Wide Approval  20 
44  2  Love, Poetry and Hair Tonic  20 
44  2  Rebecca Kellogg Ashley  21 
44 2  To an Indian Missionary  21 
44 2  Archaeologist Parker's Successful Quest of Sacred Ganoda Flute and Water Drum at the Secret Ceremonies of the Iroquois  21 
44  2  Seneca Discusses Indian Lodges  22 
44  2  "The Copper Woman" of the Erie Tribe  23 
44 2  Iroquois Indians in Casts from Life  23 
44  2  Folklore of the Iroquois  24 
44  2  Indian Burial Place  24 
44  2  Keeper of the Hills  25 
44 2  Die Indianer New York's  26 
44 2  Canadian Indians at War  28 
44  2  The Pine Tree's Moan and the Red Man's  30 
44  2  Prehistoric Relics Unearthed at Ripley  31 
44 2  Historical Society  32 
44  2  Historical Society Met  34 
44  2  Indian Burial Ground Explored  35 
44  2  Secret Medicine of the Seneca Indians  36 
44 2  Fiftieth Anniversary  37 
44 2  Big Indian after Scalps in Albany  38 
44  2  State Archaeologist Decides Against Col. Moulthrop  38 
44  2  Thirteen Club to Hear an Indian  38 
44 2  Is 'Iola' in Seneca Language?  38 
44  2  The Evening Gazette  39 
44  2  Indians Don't Like His Ways  40 
44  2  The Indians' Reservations  40 
44 2  Indian Life  40 
44 2  A Few Thoughts About Indian Life  41 
44  2  Tonight in White Plains  41 
44  2  Seneca Discusses Indian Lodges  41 
44 2  Parker Speaks on Indian Mysteries  41 
44  2  Indian Secret Societies  41 
44  2  Progress of the Indians During Past Fifteen Years  42 
44  2  Article in the Republican  42 
44 2  The Seneca Indians  42 
44 2  Talked on the "Five Nations"  43 
44  2  Archaeologist Writes of the Fire  43 
44  2  Fear for State Relics  43 
44 2  Government Is Opposed to the Indian Congress  44 
44  2  Indian Congress Is Rich in Practical Accomplishments  44 
44  2  Columbus Red Men Entertained Indians  44 
44  2  Indian Congress Fails In Purpose; Braves Disagree  44 
44 2  Indian Conference Splits on Politics  45 
44 2  Financial Deficit Exists  45 
44  2  Indians Prove Most Adept at Playing Politics  45 
44  2  Great Council of Modern Redskins  45 
44 2  The First National Congress of American Indian Association, Now Being Held in Columbus (photograph)  45 
44  2  Albanian Working for Betterment of Indians  46 
44  2  Society of American Indians May Meet Here  48 
44  2  Footprints of a Nation  48 
44 2  Museum Lesson to Other Cities  48 
44 2  Modern Ideas of Iroquois Empire  49 
44  2  "Educating" the Pueblos  49 
44  2  From Other Pens  49 
44 2  Certain Iroquois Tree Myths and Symbols  50 
44  2  Mr. Parker Is Correct  50 
44  2  Crisis in Indian Affairs  50 
44  2  "Educating" the Pueblos  51 
44 2  Westchester Indians  51 
44 2  Petrified Human Head Found  51 
44  2  Albanian Working for Betterment of Indians  52 
44  2  Paleface a Wampum Keeper  53 
44 2  The Eries Wiped Out  54 

Index to Newspapers Clippings (by Title) in the Harriet Maxwell Converse Scrapbooks (Box 45)

 

Box Vol Title Page
45  1 Harriet Maxwell Converse Scrapbooks: V.1 Red Jacket and Indian Miscellaneous   
45 1 The Red Jacket Obsequies  1 
45  1  Historical Society Donations  1 
45  1  Red Jacket's Bones  1 
45 1  The Corn Dance  1 
45  1  Sa-Go-Ye-Wa-Tha  2 
45 1  Red Jacket  3 
45 1  E'-No-Sau-Nee  3 
45  1  Red Jacket's Bones  4 
45 1  The Last of the Senecas  5 
45  1  Red Jacket's Burial  7 
45  1  Iroquois Mourners  8 
45 1  The Six Nations  9 
45  1  The Great Iroquois Chief  9 
45 1  Rare Indian Relics  9 
45 1  The Six Nations  10 
45  1  The Red Jacket Memorial  12 
45 1  Orator of the Senecas  13 
45  1  Keeper of Wampum  14 
45  1  Food of the Indians  15 
45 1  Indian Myths and Folk Lore  15 
45  1  An Indian Lecture  17 
45 1  Script Criticism by H.M. Converse  17 
45 1  Officers of the Society of the Buffalo Historical Society  18 
45  1  The Buffalo Historical Society  19 
45 1  Indian Visitors  20 
45  1  Red Jacket Ceremonies  20 
45  1  Historical Society Donations  20 
45 1  Article Concerning Mr. Isaac T. Parker  20 
45  1  The Iroquois Interment  20 
45 1  Red Jacket's Day  20 
45 1  Red Jacket's People  21 
45  1  Red Jacket  22 
45 1  Sa-Go-Ye-Wa-Tha's Rest  22 
45 1  Bullets For Redskins! (insert between pages)   
45  1  How the Pawnee Captured the Cheyenne Medicine Arrows (insert between pages)   
45 1  Indian Song (musical notes) (insert between pages)   
45  1  Strange Rites  23 
45  1  Algonquin Legends  24 
45 1  Greek and Indian Rites  24 
45  1  Magic Among the Red Men (insert between pages)   
45 1 

Proposition by Arthur C. Parker (insert between pages) 

 
45 1  Indian Rites  25 
45  1  The Indians  25 
45 1  Pages 26-27 are blank   
45  1  Flowers from Casket of Red Jacket  28 
45 1  Ticket to Exercises at Music Hall Belonging to Mrs. H.M. Converse  28 
45  1  Buffalo Express  29 
45  1  An Indian Graduate  29 
45 1  Pages 30-31 are blank   
45  1  A Grand Indian Powwow  32 
45 1  Onondaga Indian Troubles  32 
45 1  How Indians Gamble  32 
45  1  A Life Among the Indians  34 
45 1  Sunday Services  35 
45  1  "Towers of Silence"  36 
45 1  The Indian Election  36 
45  1  Indian Rites  36 
45  1  Oneida Historical Society  37 
45 1  A Sachem Raised Up  38 
45  1  Reminiscences  39 
45 1  The Rights of the Red Man  40 
45 1  In Behalf of the Indian  40 
45  1  The Indian Rights Association  40 
45 1  Going to Help the Indians  40 
45  1  Indian Rights Association  40 
45 1  Elmore Reminiscences  41 
45  1  Onondaga Indians  42 
45  1  Article Concerning Onondaga Indian Customs  43 
45 1  Compulsory Indian Education  43 
45  1  Clinging to Their Lands  43 
45 1  Sitting Bull's Pernicious Influence  43 
45 1  Found in Sweet Grass  43 
45  1  The Indian Campaign  44 
45 1  Indians of the Dominion  45 
45  1  Indian Snake Dances  45 
45 1  My Collection of Dolls by Annie Fields Alden (insert between pages)   
45  1  Big Tree Treaty  49 
45  1  Last of the Seminoles  49 
45 1  The New Wolf Sachem  50 
45  1  A Philanthropic Indian Princess  50 
45 1  The Lost Syrians  51 
45 1  The Indian Problem  51 
45  1  Savages Would Be Savants  51 
45 1  The Bannock War  52 
45  1  The Great Chief Uncas  52 
45 1  Want to Rush the Indian Bill  53 
45  1  The Indian Territory Project  53 
45  1  Indians Are Growing Good  53 
45 1  Robbed of Their Lands  54 
45  1  The Moqui Indian Trouble  54 
45 1  Oil Trust Balked in Indian Land Grab  55 
45 1  The Indians Will Not Be Swindled  55 
45  1  Father Crafts Not a Good Backer  55 
45  1  An Old Indian Claim  56 
45  1  Hunting in Upper Manhattan (insert between pages)  
45 1  Indian Picture Writing  57 
45  1  The True Story of Hiawatha  57 
45 1  Indian History  58 
45 1  The Indians of To-Day  59 
45  1  A Saintly Woman  61 
45  1  Pages 63-64 are missing   
45 1  Council Fires  65 
45  1  The Ne-Gar-Na-Gar-Ah  65 
45 1  Iroquois Relics  67 
45 1  Man-Eater's Masks  67 
45  1  Masks Worn by Cannibals in Their Religious Festivals  68 
45  2  Harriet Maxwell Converse Scrapbooks: V.2 "Between Ourselves" columns, ca. 1899-1900   
    Harriet Maxwell Converse Scrapbooks: V.3 Indian topics, ca.1902.   
45 3 One of the Men We Know  1 
45 3  Honored by the Iroquois  2 
45 3  Waif of Redskin Battlefield Dead  2 
45  3  Indian Relics Dug Up  3 
45 3  The Indians' Friend Dead  4 
45 3  Indian Funeral for Mrs. Converse  4 
45 3  Indians' Friend Dies  4 
45 3  White Woman Indian Chief Dies  5 
45  3  Woman Chieftain of Indians Dead  5 
45 3  Red Chiefs Weep at Bier of White Woman  5 
45 3  By Her Bier New Chief Is Chosen  6 
45 3  Six Nations Mourns Death of Mrs. Converse  6 
45 3  White Woman Chief of Red Men Is Dead  6 
45  3  Chiefs Mourn Ga-Ie-Wa-Noh  7 
45 3  Indian Rites at Funeral of Mrs. Harriet M. Converse  7 
45 3  Passing of the Horns  7 
45 3  Indian Funeral Rites for Mrs. H.M. Converse  7 
45 3  Braves' Last Tributes  8 
45  3  Indians Mourn at Mrs. Converse's Bier  8 
45 3  Pagan Indians Dismayed by Chief Cornplanter's Conversion  9 
45 3  Dancers at the Strawberry Feast (photograph)  10 
45 3  Harry Kettle's Log Cabin (photograph)  10 
45 3  A Pagan Seneca Child (photograph)  10 
45  3  Senecas Baffle White Men's Scheme to Get Their Reservation  11 
45 3  Aborigines Who Dwell Among the Palefaces  13 
45 3  A Pale-Faced Chief and Her Protégé  13 
45 3  A Typical Indian Home (photograph)  14 
45 3  Live False-Face as a Gift  14 
45  3  The Swan Song of the Sachem  16 
45 3  Deed a Weird Document  16 
45 3  Still Live by the Chase  16 
45 3  A Plea for the Rights of Empire State Indians  17 
45 3  Sachem Dies Like a Sachem  18 
45  3  Six Nations Eulogy  18 
45 3  A Tribute to the Memory of Chauncey H. Abrams  19 
45 3  Frank. B. Converse  21 
45  4 Scrapbook of F.M. Converse (husband of H.M. Converse), ca.1890s
Cover title: Duplicate and Miscellaneous Clippings  		 
45  4  A Plea for the Rights of Empire State Indians  1 
45  4  The Protest of the New York Indians  2 
45  4  Indians Still in Conference  2 
45  4  Billy Three Claws Dead  2 
45  4  (?) Decide  3 
45  4  Hiawatha's Belt  3 
45  4  Three Little Indians  4 
45  4  The Pagans up the State  4 
45  4  A Model Indian Republic  5 
45  4  Woman's Work  6 
45  4  Mr. Thacher's Wampum Belt  6 
45  4  Indian Troubles  6 
45  4  Citizenship Is Favored  7 
45  4  The Indians of To-Day  8 
45  4  Indians Revolt  9 
45  4  New York's Indians  11 
Last Updated: April 24, 2013