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