Nebraska History 2003: Vol 84 Index

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Abbott, Luther, Fremont, soldier, 144 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), 122 Battle Creek, Madison Co.. Czect
Acheson, Dean, U.S. State Dept., Kenneth Wherry’s Andersen, Harold W NSHS Board, 35 3attle of Ash Hollow: The 1909-1!
opposition to, 120, 122, 123, 124, 127 (cartoon Anderson, Mardi, NSHS Board, 35 tionosf GeneralN . A. M. Dudle
of), 129
Anderson, Virginia Foote, and Richard E. Jensen
Across the Wide River, William Hewitt, annotated eds., “‘Enrout for Pikes Peak’: The 1860 Travel saxter, Randolph W Homo-Huntir
160 Diary of Gurdon P. Lester,” 177 Early Cold War: Senator Kenneth Wherry and
Adams, Ruth Cox, Af. Amer. resources at the Annie Get Your Gun, quote from, 181 the Homophobi Side of McCa
NSHS, 115 Beatrice Daily Express, quoted on |
Annin, William Edwards, role in Lincoln post
African American Genealogy: A Bibliography and office fight, 195-205 (photo, 195) office fight, 203
Guide to Sources, Curt Bryan Witcher, 116 Antelope Park, Lincoln, 62 Beckius, Jim North Platte City Between
African American Museum and Library, Oakland, Rivers, annotated, 56
Arbor Day, origin, 206
Calif., exhibit host, 114 Bedell Anna Lincoln, 7(
Arbor Lodge, origin, 206
African Americans, 58; “Recovered Views: African Bedell, Zola, Lincoln, 7 photo
American Portraits, 1912-1925,” 59-114; “African Archeological Investigations at Fort Atkinson
Beezley, WilliamH ., “Homeste:
American Resources at the Nebraska State (25WN9), Gayle Carlson, 35 1862-1872," 171, 175
Historical Society,” 115-16; racism, 1941, 122; Archeological Investigations in the Red Willou
in Nebr. Terr., 164, 166, 167 (photo), 174 Reservoir, Roger T. Grange, 35 Believe It or Not: The Lives and
Col. Barney Oldfield, NSHS ext
African Americans on the Western Frontier, ed Archeology, by NSHS, 1979-2003 24, 25, 28, 30
Monroe Lee Billington and Roger D. Hardaway 31, 35 Bell County Museum, Beltor
114
Afr1i1c6a n Methodist Episcopal Church, Lincoln, 63 ArcChzietcehc tuCraer,p en“tOrlyd iCnu ttsh e inC enNterwa l WGoroedat: PTlariandsi,”t io2n-a1l7 fI serens, Charlyne, NSHS Board
“After Winter Quarters and Council Bluffs: The Are You Prepared? A Guide to Emergency Planning Berndt George
Mormons in Nebraska Territory, 1854-1867,” JulieA . Reilly, 35 2e rTryman
Michael W. Homer, 177 Armed Services Committee, dealings with homo- 127 (cartoon)
“Age and Sex Composition of the Population on sexuals, 127-28 Betraying the Omah
the Nebraska Frontier, 1860-1880,” David J
Amold, Joseph Warren, journal of, 178 1Orse moto witl
Wishart, 178 Art of Thomas B. Johnson, NSHS exhibit, 1984, 34 an, m 0|
Agnew, Brad, bk. rev., 225-26 Big Nemaha Basin, Cz
Agriculture, Omaha tribe, 36-41; in Nebr. Terr., Art,1 91“2R-e1c9o2v5e,r”e d5 9-V1ie1w4s : African American Portraits RB illingtor Monroe Lee
170-71, 175; J. Sterling Morton's 1859 address eds., Africar Americar
on, 206-13 Ash Hollow, battle of, 172, 179 Lif]t
Atomic Age in Nebraska, 1945-1963, NSHS exhibit
Ahmanson, John, sued Brigham Young, 178 publication, hist. conf. theme, 30, 34 Billington, Ray Allen, Award
Alexandria Black History Research Center, Va., Bissell, WilsonS ., U.S. postn
exhibit host, 114 Autobiography of Red Cloud, R. Eli Paul, 35 )
Award of Merit, to NSHS from AASLH
Allen, Charles, From Fort Laramie to Wounded Bixby, A Nebraska
Knee: In the West that Was, 1865-1877, ed Awards, to NSHS, 1979-2003, 34
Richard E. Jensen, 29, 35 Aylesworth, L. E., and John G. W. Lewis, eds
lack Nebraskans: Interviet
Allen, Thomas S., Lincoln, dep. postmaster, 203 Messages and Proclamations of the Governors ck Oral History Proje
Allington, Margaret, NSHS Board, 35 of Nebraska, 1854-1941, 180 smith. iit
Allotment, to Omaha tribe, 36-41 Bachenberg, Eric J., bk. annotation, 56 Black Oral History in Nebraska
and AlonzoN . Smith, 11¢
Amaranthus Grand Chapter of Nebraska Eastern Back Porch, NSHS exhibit 1987, 34
Star, Omaha, NSHS Archival Coll. RG4250, 115 Black, Samuel, gov. of Nebr
Amerasia Case, suspected security leak of classi- Bail1e1y5, Isaac 1861-, NSHS Archival Coll. RG4708 (photo)
fied information to China, 122 slackburn, M. L., Lincoln, p
Bailey, Madge, Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 115
American Association of Museums, NSHS accredi- at, 55 (pphhootto
tation from, 22 Bakken, Douglas A Chronology of Nebraska slackledge Keith, NSHS Be
Statehood,” 179
“American Bounty: The Story of Food,” NSHS 3altensperger, Bradley H., bk. rev., 156-57 Blake, Gordon, “Governn
digitization proj., 31 erritorial Nebraska
Baptist Church, John D. Brady a memb., 143, 14¢€
American Indians in U.S. History, Roger Nichols, 151 Blanchard jonathan
reviewed, 216-17 Blick Roy, head of Washington [
American Medical Association, theories on homo- 3arnes, George W., “Pioneer Preacher— 124, 125, 12¢
An Autobiography,” 177
sexuality, 121 Bloyd, Levi H Fairbury, donor of
Bartels, Michael M and James J. Reisdorff
American Memory, website, 31 advertising, 184
Historic Railroadso f Nebraska, annotated, 160
Amerriiccsa n P>r otecVtedi ve » AssoAcc ciat¢ ion, 1O9R8 Gh= ost Railroads of Nebraska: A Pictorial, anno- Bodmer's Studio Art: The Newberry Library Bodmer
Americi an Psychiai tric Association, tIh eories on tated, 22977 Collection, W. Raymond Wood Jooss eph C. PPoorrttee r
homosexu—a litySt,uy 129 1 Bartlett Richards Nebraska Sa. ndhills . Cattj leman and David C. Hunt, 214-15
American Psychological Associa. tion, theories on Bartlett Richards, Jr with Ruth Van Ackeren, 21 B3o hem> ia, CzCezcechh carpenet ry, 4 (ma(mpap)),, |1 4
homosexuality, 121 34, 35 Bones” controversy,” at NSHS, 26
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Book Reviews, 48-55, 154-60, 214-26 Buchenwald, toured by Kenneth Wherry, 121 Camp Robinson, Nebr., 195 (photo)
Boughter, Judith, Betraying the Omaha Nation, 37 Bucklin, Steven J., bk. rev., 48 Camp Santa Mesa, near Manila, First Nebr
Bound for Santa Fe: The Road to New Mexico and Buecker, Thomas R., NSHS curator, Ft. Rob stationed at, 148
the American Conquest, 1806-1848, Stephen G museum, NSHS publicationosf , 35; Fort Camp, Gregory S., bk. rev., 48-49
Hyslop, reviewed, 49-50 Robinson and the American West, 1874-1899, Camp, Joseph, letters of, 177
Boutrous, David, ed., Dorothy Brandt Marr, and annotated, 56; bk. reviews, 55, 218-19 Camp, Truman W., ed., “The Journal of Joseph
Marie-Laure Dionnne Pal, trans., Cher Oncle, Cher Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull: Inventing the Wild Camp, 1859,” 177
Papa: The Letters of Francois and Berenice West, Bobby Bridger, reviewed, 54-55
Chouteau, annotated, 227-28 Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, NSHS exhibit, 1998, 34 Caomfp aHiegrbneirnt g JoAhgnasionns,t FNDSRH:S Tehxeh ibPiotl,i tic1a99l2 , C3a4r toons
Bowles, Chester, OPA administrator, Fall front Buffalo Soldiers West, NSHS exhibit, 1996, 34 Campbell Family, graves near Doniphan, 34
cover info
Buffalo Soldiers: A Narrative of the Black Cavalry Capitols, of Nebr. Terr., 166 (photo), 168 (photo);
Boyd, James E., Nebr. gov., role in Lincoln post
in the West, William H. Leckie with Shirley A. of State of Nebraska, Lincoln statue, 62
office fight, 196, 197, 201 Leckie, annotated, 228
Boyd, Lenore, ladies’ band member, 183 Building the State: Nebraska, 1867-1916, NSHS Carlson, Gayle, NSHS archeologist, publications
of, 35
Boyle, Juan, Kearney, businessman, 198 exhibit, 2002, 23, 32, 34
Carlson, James W., NSHS Board, 35; bk. rev , 223-24
Brady, John D., “John D. Brady, the Philippine- Burckhardt, Anna, Lincoln, 112
American War, and the Martial Spirit in Late Burckhardt, Oliver J., 1868-1949, NSHS Archival Carmody, Arthur, NSHS Board, 35
19th Century America,” 142-53 (photos, 142, Coll. RG3248, 115 Carpentry, “Old Cuts in New Wood: Traditional
143, 144, 152) Czech Carpentry in the Central Great Plains
Brewster, Owen, U.S. sen., attitude toward homo- Burckhardt, Rev. Oliver, Lincoln, 97 (photo), 112 2-17 (photos, diagrams)
sexuals, 122 Burden, Henry, NSHS Archival Coll. RG3249, 115 Carroll, James T., bk. rev., 154
Bridger, Bobby, Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull Burke, Marguerette R., ed., “Henry James Hudson Carter, John E., NSHS sr. research assoc., Solomon
Inventing the Wild West, reviewed, 54-55 and the Genoa Settlement,” 177 D. Butcher: Photographing the American Dream,
Bridges, Styles, congressman, attitude toward Burks, John M., Lincoln postmaster applicant, 200 12, 43; 62; “Notes to the Exhibition,” 106; “Photo-
homosexuals, 128 201. 204 graphing Across the Plains: Charles H. Savage in
Burlington Railroad, Lincoln, 112 1866,” 177
Bristol, D. C. “Omaha Charlie,” in Nebraska’s Wild
West exhibit, 192 Burnham, C. E., Norfolk, banker, 190 Carver, W. F. “Doc,” marksman, and “Diamond
Dick” Tanner, 189, 190, 191 (photo), 192
Brixon Imaging, Lincoln, acknowledgment, 106 Burt, Francis, gov. of Nebr. Terr., 164, 176 (photo)
Castor, Tobias, role in Lincoln post office fight,
“Brown Bag” lectures, NSHS talks in Lincoln, Burwell Mascot, quoted on S. Rawding’s home- 196, 197-205 (photo, 200), 203
Omaha, 25, 27, 30 stead, 43, 44, 45
Catalog, for Recovered Views exhibit 58, 60
Brown, John, “Fact and Folklore in the Story of Bushnell, H. M., Lincoln, postmaster, 203
‘John Brown's Cave’ and the Underground Rail- Butcher, Solomon D., “A Cow on the Roof and a Cather, Willa. See Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial
road in Nebraska,” 178 3ullet in the Head? A New Look at a Solomon D and Educational Foundation, Willa Cather State
Brown, John, father of Lottie, 109 3utcher Photograph,” 42-47 Historic Site
Brown, Lottie, Lincoln, Chicago, 82 (photo), 83 Butts, Michele Tucker, Galvanized Yankees on the Catholic Church, “Our Sacred Lithuanian Word
(photo), 109, 110 Upper Missouri: The Face of Loyalty, reviewed, 223 St. Anthony’s Thirst for Cultural Homogeneity,”
33-41; in Philippines, 147
Brown, Ludie Patterson, mother of Lottie, 109 Buxton: A Black Utopia in the Heartland, An
Expanded Edition, Dorothy Schwieder, Joseph Cavalry Barracks, 1874, NSHS exhibit, 2003, 34
Brown, Marion Marsh, “The Brownville Story:
Hraba, and Elmer Schwieder, reviewed, 219-20 “Cellars of Time,” NH archeology issue, 28
Portrait of a Phoenix, 1854-1974,” 167, 175
Census of 1854, Winter front cover info., 178
Brown, Wallace, “George L. Miller and the Boost-
ing of Omaha,” 169-70, 175; “George L. Miller Calamity Jane, description by “Diamond Dick” Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 123
and the Struggle Over Nebraska Statehood,” Tanner, 188-89, 191, 192 Central Plains Archaeology, 35
173, 175 Calhoun, James D., Lincoln postmaster applicant, Central Superintendency, discussion of by
Brownson, Debra, NSHS desigia and layout, credits 197-205 Edmund J. Danziger, Jr., 171-72, 175
all issues Calloway, Bertha W., and Alonzo N. Smith, Visions Certificate of Commendation, to NSHS from
Brownville, Nemaha Co., African Americans in, of Freedom on the Great Plains: An Illustrated AASLH, 1982, 1992, 1995, 1998, 34
167 (photo) History of African Americans in Nebraska, 116 Certificate of Merit, to NSHS from AASLH, 1983, 34
“The Brownville Story: Portrait of a Phoenix, 1854- Calloway, Colin G., One Vast Winter Count: The Chadron-to-Chicago Horse Race, 184
1974,” Marion Marsh Brown, 167, 175 Native American West before Lewis and Clark,
reviewed, 221-22 Chambers, Whittaker, accuser of Alger Hiss, 122
Bryan Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, owner of
Fairview, 24, 34 Calumpit, Philippines, battle site, 149, 150 Chapman, Berlin B., “The Nemaha Half-Breed
Reservation,” 178
Bryan, Mary Elizabeth, married Thomas S. Allen, Camp Alvin Saunders, Lincoln, First Nebr.,
203 stationed at, 143 Charf, Sid, NSHS Board, 35
Bryan, William Jennings, NSHS exhibit, publica- Camp Dewey, Manila, First Nebr., stationed at, 145 Chautauqua lectures, by John D. Brady, 152
tion, 30, 34; home at Fairview 24, 34; supported Camp Fire Girls, child’s play costume, 101 Cherry County, Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 115
“Diamond Dick” Tanner, 186; role in Lincoln (photo), 113 Cheyenne Outbreak Barracks (1874 Cavalry
post office fight, 196-205 Camp Merritt, San Francisco, First Nebr. stationed Barracks), Ft. Rob., 25, 28, 32, 34
Buchanan, Pat, conservative isolationist, 129 at, 144 “Chiet Justice Daniel Gantt of the Nebraska
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Supreme Court: Letters and Excerpts from his Coffee, Virginia, NSHS Board, 35
Journal, 1835-1878,” Mary Cochran Grimes, 177
Cold War, “‘Homo-Hunting’ in the Early Cold War
Children of the Western Plains: The Nineteenth Senator Kenneth Wherry and the Homophobic Cc
reightor
Century Experience, Marilyn Irvin Holt, reviewed, Side of McCarthyism,” 118-32
222-23 ( ‘rocker
Coleman, MichaelC ., bk. rev., 216-17
Children, portrayed in Recovered Views exhibit ‘rook, Sara, NSHS Board
Colon, steamer, role in Span Amer. War, | 14
59-105 (photos), 106-13 (notes) Colonial Dames of America, supported First {
Chimney Rock National Historic Site, Bayard. See
Nebraskans exhibit, 23
also Ethel and Christopher J. Abbott Visitor
Center, 24-25, 28, 34 Colton, J. H., Nebraska & Kansas, Winter front
Chimney Rock on the Oregon Trail, Merrill J cover info ung Cou
Mattes, 35 Columbus Town Company, 167 Thomas B
China, steamer, role in Span. Amer. War, 144 Columbus, a Territorial Town in the Platte Valley 176 (photo
China, rise of Communism, 120, 122 Donald F. Danker, 167, 175 unningham, DonaldB ., NSHS assoc. «
Colwell, Kathryn E., researcher of Af Amer. history credialtls issues: “From the Editor Ye
Chipman, Bert J., show mgr., orator, 185, 187 in Lincoln, 61-62, 63
urtis, Earl G., “John Milton Thaver
Choral Club, meetings at St. Anthony's Catholic
Communism, “‘Homo-Hunting’ in the Early Cold hma
Church, Omaha, 141
War: Senator Kenneth Wherry and the
Christmas, NSHS exhibits, 34 Homophobic Side of McCarthyism,” 118-32
“Chronology of Nebraska Statehood,” Douglas A Complete Official Road Guide of the Lincoln High
Bakken, 179 way, Lincoln Highway Assn., annotated 160
Church of Christ Holiness, Lincoln, 112 ‘Congressional Medal of Honor for a Nebraska
Circuses, employed “Diamond Dick” Tanner, 184, Soldier: The Case ¢ »f Private | rancis W. Lohnes
185, 186, 187, 188, 190 JamE.e Postte r, 17 r )
“Cities and Colleges in the Promised Land: Territo- Conrad, Louise, dtr. of Dakota Sidney
rial Nebraska, 1854-1867,” Ann L. Wilhite, 169, Conrad, Naomi, dtr. of Dakota Sidney
175
Conrad, Stella, wife of Dakota Sidney
Citizens Against Racism and Prejudice, Lincoln
NSHS Archival Coll. RG1583, 115 Constellawaii Kate Lincoin, 76 (photo
Cook, J. C Fremont, lawyer, supported
Citizen's Club, meetings at St. Anthony's Catholic
Dick” Tanner 187
Church, Omaha, 141
Cooley Burdette, NSHS Board, 35 Dako.« Superintendency
Civil Service Commission, dealings with homo-
sexuals, 124, 125, 127 Cooling, Benjamin Franklin The First Nebraska nd Vanziger, J!
Infantry Regiment and the B attle of Fort
“CiSvuilp eWrianrt ePnrdoebnlcieemss: in A thCea seCe nSttruadly ,”a ndE dDmauknodta J Donelson 172-73 175
Danziger, Jr., 171-72, 175 Corbusier, Fanny Dunbar, Fanny Dunbar
Corbusier Recollections of Her Army Life
Civil War, 28; service of S. Rawding, 43, 44, 45; 63, 1869-1908, reviewed 218—19
106
Corbusier, William Henry, Soldier, Surgeon
Clapp, Hugh, soldier, 144 Scholar: The Memoirs of William Henry
Clark County Heritage Museum, Henderson, Nev., Corbusier, 1844-1930, reviewed 218-19
exhibit host, 114
Cornerstone, NSHS hist. pres. newsletter, 35
Clark, William, and Meriwether Lewis et al., The Terntories
Cotner College, Lincoln, 185
LDieswciosv earny,d Crleavrike wJeodu,r na1ls5:7 -5A8n American Epic of Cottonwood Springs Ranche near present-day VanRnGe3r6,9 7, Lkd1w1a5r d
Maxwell, 174 (photo)
Clarke, Richard W. “Deadwod Dick,” and Da nZig er, Edmund
“Diamond Dick” Tanner, 189, 190, 191 (photo) Courthouse Rock on the Oregon Trail, Merrill J the Central and Da
Clay County, Nebr., boyhood home of “Diamond Mattes, 35 ase Study,” 171-7
Dick” Tanner, 182 Courthouse Rock, near Bridgeport, 34, 35 Vaub, Hal, Omaha, may
Cleveland, Grover, U.S. pres., role in Lincoln post “A Cow on the Roof and a Bullet in the Head? David Jones and Gwer
office fight, 194-205 A New Look at a Solomon D. Butcher Photo- Nebraska TT erritory
graph,” James E. Potter 12-47
Clevenger, Cliff, congressman, attitude toward Davies, 178
homosexuals, 124, 125 Cox-Paul, Lori, and James W. Wengert, comp Davies Phillips G David Jones ar da Gwel Davies
Clinton, Bill, U.S. pres., dealings with homosexuals, A Frontier Army Christmas, 35 Missionaries in Nebraska Territory 1853-1860
128 Crazy Elk, photo with George B. “Diamond Dick 178
Clow, Richmond L., “Mad Bear: William S. Harney McClellan, 190 Davis Abigail B., and Edward fF Z, immer Recov
and the Sioux Expedition of 1855,” 172, 175 Crazy Horse Surrender Ledger, comp. R. Eli Paul ered Views African American Portraits 191]2
and Thomas R. Buecker, 29, 35 25.” 61-64
Cody, William F. “Buffalo Bill,” NSHS exhibit, 1998,
34; and “Diamond Dick” Tanner, 182-83, 184, Crazy Horse, 1877 census of his band, 26 Davis, Dr. John, acknowledgment, ¢
186, 187, 188-89, 190, 191, 192 Creigh, Thomas Alfred, diary of, 178 Dawes Severalty Act, 37, 39
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Dawes, Henry L., “‘l Plead For Them’: An 1882 tation in the Great Plains, 1929-1945, Michael “Fact and Folklore in the Story of John Brown's
Letter from Alice Cunningham Fletcher to Johnson Grant, reviewed, 158-59 Cave and the | nderground Railroad in
Senator Henry Dawes,” ed. Valerie Sherer Drama Club, meetings at St. Anthony's Catholic Nebraska James E. Potter, 178
Mathes and Richard Lowitt, 36-41 Church, Omaha, 141 Fairbanks, Sarah, NSHS Board, 35
Day, Ava Speese, NSHS Archival Coll. RG0938, 115 Drawing on the Beat: John Falter’s Jazz Portraits Fairs, first territorial fair at Nebr. City, 206
“Deadwood Dick on Deck,” Richard J. “Diamond NSHS exhibit, 1999, 34 Fairview, Lincoln, home of W 3ryan, 24, 34
Dick” Tanner, 189 Drybone: A History of Fort Fetterman, Wyoming Falter, John P Nebr.-born illustrator, 21; John P.
Dear Brother: Letters of William Clark to Jonathan Tom Lindmier, reviewed, 55 Falter Studio And Retrospective, NSHS exhibit,
Clark, ed. James J.H olmberg, reviewed, 48-49 Duda, Walter M., NSHS Board, 35 1983, 34
Dearly Beloved: Gifts and Gowns from Nebraska Duncan, Doug, NSHS Board, 35 Fanny Dunbar Corbusier: Recollections of Her Army
Weddings, NSHS exhibit, 1999, 34
Dunn, Alan, cartoonist, 124 (cartoon by), 127, 128 Life, 1869-1908, Fanny Dunbar Corbusier
‘Death of Wild Bill,” Richard J. “Diamond Dick” Dunn, L. J supported “Diamond Dick” Tanner reviewed, 218-19
Tanner, 189
186 Farb, Robert C., “Robert W. Furnas as Omaha
Detm1o7o3,7, c od>, r1 1a91t,7 i4;c 1 2r2,oP laer t1y2i,5n ; LKiienn nctnoeelrtrnih t oproWishaetlr royp’fosfl iicteoi cpspf,i ogsh1ti6,6 t, i1o91n47- 1 Dun1n9,7 William H. H Lincoln postmaster applicant FatCIhanerderie ra nF roafnA cgeinRsto ,b Cerra1tf8t :6 4W-. 1M8i6Fs6us,rin”oa sn,a”r y17 1, 1t7o 91 t75h;e Si“Tohuex Military
») 05 “Early Settlement and Public Land Disposal Thomas W. Foley reviewed 53-54
Denney, James, NSHS Board, 35 in the Elkhorn Valley, Cuming County Faulkner, Edwin J NSHS Board, 35
Dennison, William Wallace, Indian agt., 179 Nebraska Territory,” Milton E. Holtz, 170-71, 175
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Malcolm X
Denver Dick,” Richard J. (also “Diamond Dick”) Easterday,M . L., Lincoln, atty., 199 Surveillance Files, 1853-1971, NSHS Archival
Tanner, 184 Educaitn iOmoahan t,ri be, 1882, 40 Coll. RGO539, 116; dealings with homosexuals
Depression, effect on St. Anthony's Catholic Eighth Illinois Volunteer Infantry S. Rawding a 122, 124, 127
Church, Omaha, 137, 138 memb., 44 Ferguson Houses incoln, acquired by NSHS
Depression Era Art, NSHS exhibit, 1985, 34 Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D., invited congressional 24, 27, 34
DeSoto Bank, wildcat bank, 209 tour of concentration camps, 120-21 Fillmore County Nebr Czech carpentry, 4
Dewey, Adm. George, destruction of Spanish fleet Ekstein-Buresh House, Saunders Co., Czech 4 Final Promise: The Campaign to Assimilc
145 carpentry, 8 (photo), 15 (photo) Indians, 1880-1920, Frederick Hoxie, 37
Dewey, Thomas, N.Y. gov attitudes toward homo Elite Studio, Lincoln, 62 Finch, L Boyd ‘The Variegated Life of Norfolk's
sexuals, 125 Elkhorn River, timber from, 5; effect on early Diamond Dick,” 181-93
Diamond Dick, “The Variegated Life of Norfolk's settlement 170-71, 175 First Nebraska Infantry, U.S. Volunteers, role in
Diamond Dick,” 181-93 Elkhorn Valley Museum, Norfolk, exhibit host, 114 Span. Amer. War, 143-51 (photos, 146, 147
Diamond Dick, Jr., fictional hero of dime novels, Elks Club, Lincoln, now the Museum of Nebraska First Nebraska Infantry Regiment and the Battle
186 History, 19-20, 22, 31 of Fort Donelson Benjamin F. Cooling, 172-73
Diaries, “John D. Brady, the Philippine-American Ellis, Clyde, A Dancing People: Powwow Culture (photo), 175
War, and the Martial Spirit in Late 19th Century
on the Southern Plains, reviewed, 225-2¢ First Nebraskans, NSHS exhibit, 1987, 23, 34
America,” 142-53; relating to Nebr. Terr., 177
178 Ellison, A. S., chmn Wyo. Hist. Landmarks First Nebraska’s Orphan Detachment and the
Comm., 189 Skirmish at Grand Prairie, 1864,” James E Potte
Diaries of John Gregory Bourke, Volume One End of the Trail, sculpture, 182 179
November 20, 1872-July 28, 1876, Charles M
DifRfoebnidnals on AnInlle, edP olk,r eviceewnetde,nn ia1l5 9 history of NSHS ‘EGnruorudto nf or P. PiLkeesst erP eak’e:d . TVhier gi1n8i6a0 FToroatvee l ADnidaerry soonf FlaEnxapglaonr,e r Viofn ctehnet NeJ.,b ra“sGkoau veTrenreruirt oryK embliLided Warrer
19 and Richard E. Jensen, 177 Fletcher, Alice Cunningham, “‘I Plead For Them
Digital Technology, at NSHS, 27 (photo), 31 Enterprise, Af Amer. newsp., microfilm at NSHS An 1882 Letter from Alice Cunningham Fletche
analysiso f S. D. Butcher photo, 42, 47 (photos) 116 to Senator Henry Dawes,” ed. Valerie Sherer
Epworth Park, Lincoln, 112 Mathes and Richard Lowitt, 36-41 (photos, 3¢
Dime Novels, about “Diamond Dick,” 181, 186, 187 39)
(photo of novel cover), 189, 190, 192 EthCehl imannde y ChRroicskt ophNeart ’! HJ.i sAtobrbioct t SiVtie,s itoBra yaCredn,t er2 5, 26 Flint Instituteo f Arts, Mich., exhibit host, 111144
District of Columbia, dealings with homosexuals
27, 28, 30 (photo), 32, 34 Florence, Douglas Co., effect on territorial
124, 125, 126, 127
Ethel S. Abbott Charitable Foundation, gift to economy, politics, 167-68, 169 (photo Bank of
Doane, Emily Greenhow, 178 NSHS, 28 Florence), 175, 177, 178
Doane, George W., atty., 178 Exhibitions, of NSHS, 1979-2003, 34 Foley, Thomas W Father Francis Craft: Missionary
Doll Show, NSHS exhibit, publication, 21, 34, 35 to the Sioux, reviewed, 53-54
ExhibitsUSA, Mid-America Arts Alliance, Recovered
Douglas County Historical Society, Omaha, Af Views exhibit 58, 60, 61, 114 Folley, John, husband of Ruth, 110
Amer. resources, 116
Explore Nebraska Archeology, by NSHS, 35 Folley, Ruth Talbert Greene, 58, 60, 62, 64, 86
Douglas, Stephen A., U.S. sen , Shaped Kans.-Nebr (photo), 88 (photo), 108, 110, 112
Eyewitness at Wounded Knee, NSHS exhibit; publi-
Act of 1854, 164 (photo) cation by R. Eli Paul, John E. Carter, and Fontenelle and Cabanne Trading Posts: The History
Douglass, Frederick, Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, Richard E. Jensen, 27, 34, 35 and Archeology of Two Missouri River Sites
115 Richard E. Jensen, 35
Down and Out on the Family Farm: Rural Rehabili Faber, Becky, bk. rev., 156 Fontenelle Bank, wildcat bank, 207
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For Your Musical Enjoyment, NSHS exhibit, 1986 Gabrielson, Guy George, GOP chmn., 125 Governor Willia
34 Galvanized Yankee Along the Niobrara River Prop ilar Sovere
Ford, Gerald R., U.S pres., at Ford Center ribbon- Eli Paul, 179 en
cutting, 26 (photo) Galvanized Yankees on the Upper Missouri: The Govemors
Ford, Gerald R., Conservation Center, Omaha, 24, Face of Loyalty Michele Tucker Butts, reviewe Graebner, Norma!
25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31 (photo), 32, 33, 34; 106 223 854
Fordyce, Charles, supported “Diamond Dick” Gantt, Daniel, territorial Supreme Court, 177
Tanner, 186
Garland County Library Hot Springs, Ark.., «
Fort Atkinson, NSHS archeological work, 20 host, 114
Fort Blakely, Mobile, Ala., site of Civil War battle, 44 Gaster, Patricia C asst. ed. NH, credits al
Fort Donelson, Tenn., battle of, 173 (photo), 175 bk. annotations, 227; “Robert W
Fort Kearny, Nebr., 168, 178, 179 Nebraska Press Recollections and the (
Newspaper Controversy,” 177 Straight Politics
“Fort Kearny and the Westward Movement,” Lyle Pays After All Political Patronage and the
E. Mantor, 179 Lincoln Post Office Fight 1893-1
Fort Laramie, Wyo., 172, 179 Gehrke Edward, NSHS exhibit, 1
Fort McPherson, Nebr., 174 Gehrke Margaret, NSHS exhibit
“Fort Mitchell, Scotts Bluff, Nebraska Territory Gem City Fort Madison, la., 184
Merrill J. Mattes, 179
Gendler Carol, “Territorial Omaha as a Stag
Fort Pierre, Dak. Terr., 172 and Freighting Center,” 168, 17
Fort Robinson and the American Century, 1900- General Allotment Act of 1887. See Dawes Seve
1948, Thomas R. Buecker, 35 Act
Fort Robinson and the American West, 1874-1899 Genoa, Nance Co., 172 (phofo eatrtholod ges
Thomas R. Buecker, 29, 35; annotated, 56
Genoways, Hugh H., and j Lynne M
Fort Robinson History Conference, 30, 32, 34 Museum Administration: An Introductior
Fort Robinson Museum, Crawford, first NSHS Geographic Information System, tracking of
branch museum 22, 24, 27, 34 archeological site locations
Fort Robinson, Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 115 George L. Miller and the Boosting of Omaha
See also Fort Robinson Museum, Cheyenne Out- Wallace Brown 169, 175
break Barracks, Fort Robinson History Conference
George L. Miller and the Struggle over Nebraska
Fraser, James Earle, memories of “Diamond Dick’ Statehood Wallace Brown, 173, 175
Tanner, 182 George, Dr. Henry, expert on homosexuality
Freedom, Manila newsp., 149
George-Bloomfield, Susanne, bk. rev 17-1
Freeman, Daniel, first homesteader, 171 (photo)
Gere. ( iarles H., Lincoln postmaster
Freemasonry, Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 115,
116 Germans, farimn Eelkhorrn s Valley, 170-7
Ghost Counties of Nebraska,” Norma Kidd Greer
French, Daniel Chester, sculptor, 62, 112
Lid
Freud, Sigmund, theories on homosexuality, 121
Ghost Railroads of Nebraska 4 Pictorial, Michae
Friends of the Nebraska State Historical Society M. Bartels and James J. Reisdorff, annota
See Volunteer Program
Giddings, C. W., foundingo f T
“Friends of the Old West, Richard J. “Diamond
Gilmore, Melvin, NSHS eth
Dick” Tanner, 189
Giving Voters a Voice
From Fort Laramie to Wounded Knee: In the West
and Referendum in Ameri
that Was, 1865-1877, Charles Allen, ed. Richard
reviewed, 221
E. Jensen, 29, 35
“From Nebraska City to Montana, 1866: The Diary Goddard Delano A journalist
of Thomas Alfred Creigh,” James C. Olson, 178 Goddard Martha Le Baron, bk reviewer poet, 4
“From the Editor,” Donald B. Cunningham, 58 Goodchild Thomas, Af Amer resources at NSHS
+4
From the Missouri to the Great Salt Lake: An 116
Account of Overland Freighting, William E. Lass Goodman, Ruth, wife of “Diamond Dick” Tanner Hafen
180 186, 192 Great f
A Frontier Army Christmas, comp. Lori Cox-Paul Gould, “Pat” Paxson, at Ford Center ribbon-cutting Hagensick, George
and James W. Wengert, 29, 35 26 (photo) 8
Fuller, Wayne E., Morality and the Mail in “Gouverneur Kemble Warren, Explorer of the Hagerty Leroy W
Nineteenth-Century America, reviewed, 216 Nebraska Territory Vincent J. Flanagan, |1 77 and Little Blue Ri
Furnas, Robert W., Nebr. gov., call to organize ‘Government and Banking in Territorial Hall County Nebr., Af
1S 18 (photo), 19; as agt. to Omaha, 172, 175, Nebraska,” Gordon Blake, 168-69, 175 Alyce McWilliams
177, 179 Government Square Lincoln 100 (photo) )
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Hall, Norman C., NSHS Archival Coll. RG1580, 115 Years of the Nebraska State Historical Society, Eugene F. Ware Writes from Fort Kearny, 1864,”
Hancock, steamer, return of First Nebr. from NSHS exhibit, 2003, 34 179
Philippines, 150, 151 Here’s to the Ladies: Stories of the Frontier Army, Holt, Marilyn Irvin, Children of the Western Plains
Hancock, Cora. See Thomas, Cora Hancock, 92 Carla Kelly, bk. annotation by, 227 The Nineteenth Century Experience, reviewed,
(photo), 111 Heritage Center, projected NSHS bldg., never
“Handcarts on the Overland Trail,” Jay Monaghan, built, 19, 22 Holtz, Milton E., “Early Settlement and Public
178 “Herndon House Register, 1865-1866,” Charles W Land Disposal in the Elkhorn Valley, Cuming
Hanson, James A., former dir., NSHS, 22-23, 24 Martin, 178 County, Nebraska Territory,” 170-71, 175
(photo), 26, 27-28 Hero of the Heartland: Billy Sunday and the Trans- Homeowners Improvement Club, at St. Anthony's
Happy as a Big Sunflower: Adventures in the West, formation of American Society, 1862-1935, Catholic Church, Omaha, 136
1876-1880, Rolf Johnson, ed. Richard E. Jensen, Robert F. Martin, reviewed, 154-55 Homer, Michael W., “The Territorial Judiciary
a5 Hevelone, Maurice, NSHS Board, 35 An Overview of the Nebraska Experience, 1854-
1867,” 165, 175; “After Winter Quarters and
Happy Hours Magazine, article by “Diamond Dick” Hewitt, William, Across the Wide River, annotated, Council Bluffs: The Mormons in Nebraska
Tanner, 189 160 Territory, 1854-1867,” 177
Hardaway, Roger D., and Monroe Lee Billington, Hewitt, William L., bk. rev., 226
Homestead Act, discussion of by William Beezley,
eds., African Americans on the Western Frontier, Hickok, James Butler “Wild Bill,” and “Diamond 171
116 Dick” Tanner, 188, 189, 191, 192
Homestead National Monument of America,
Harden, Edward R., justice of the territorial “High Culture on the Frontier: The Omaha Library Beatrice, 171
Supreme Court, 165 (photos), 177 Association,” Philip A. Kalish, 170, 175
“Homesteading in Nebraska, 1862-1872, William
Harding, Allie O., Lincoln, dressmaker, 80 (photo), Highway Salvage Archeology, at NSHS 20, 32, 35 H. Beezley, 171, 175
109
Hill, Anna, Lincoln, 99 (photo), 110, 112 Homesteading, S. D. Butcher photo of S. Rawding
Harley, J. H., Lincoln postmaster applicant, 202
(photo), 203, 203, 204 Hill, Lister, attitude toward homosexuals, 124, 125 family, 42-47
Hillman-Kortum, Joyce, NSHS Board, 35 “‘Homo-Hunting’ in the Early Cold War: Senator
“Harney Expedition Against the Sioux: The Journal
of Captain John B. S. Todd,” Ray H. Mattison, Hiss, Alger, U.S. State Dept. advisor, accusations Kenneth Wherry and the Homophobic Side of
179 against, 122, 123 McCarthyism,” Randolph W. Baxter, 118-32
Harney, William S., defeated Little Thunder, 172, Historic Buildings Surveys, by NSHS, 35 Homosexuality, “‘Homo-Hunting’ in the Early
Cold War: Senator Kenneth Wherry and the
175 “Historic Places: The National Register for
Homophobic Side of McCarthyism,” 118-32
Harper, Robert D., “Theatrical Entertainment in Nebraska,” 1989, 25
Honor Award, to NSHS from Nebr. Center for the
Early Omaha,” 170, 175 Historic Properties, of NSHS, 1979-2003, 34 300k, 2000, 34
HHaarrpreirso'ns, WBeeeknljya,m in1,7 3 U(. phS.o tpor)es ., 196 Hainsdt orJica meRsa ilJ.r oRaediss doorff fN, ebarnansoktaa,t edM,ic ha16e0l M. Bartels Hoosveexrua,l s,J E1d22g,a r,1 24F BI dir , dealings with homo-
Hart, Joseph M., Jr., NSHS Board, 35 Historical Markers Program, growth, 1979-2003 Horse Power to Nuclear Power: Memoir of an
Harwood, Nathan S., role in Lincoln post office 21, 30 Energy Pioneer, Donald B. Trauger, annotated,
fight, 196 (photo), 197, 200, 201, 202, 203 Historical Newsletter, of NSHS, 20, 29, 35 160
Hastings College Art Gallery, Hastings, exhibit History Adventure Center, Museum of Nebr. History Houston, Florence, memories of “Diamond Dick”
host, 114 30 Tanner, 184-85
Hastings, William C., NSHS Board, 35 History Day: Nebraska, NSHS involvement, 20, 25, Hoxie, Frederick, A Final Promise: The Campaign
Hawaii, visit by First Nebr. Inf., 145 30 to Assimilate the Indians, 1880-1920, 37
Hawley, Daisy, wife of John D. Brady, 143, 144 History Minutes, on radio, 23 Hraba, Joseph, Dorothy Schwieder, and Elmer
(photo), 147, 148, 151 History of Nebraska, James C. Olson and Ronald C Schwieder, Buxton: A Black Utopia in the Heart
Hayden, K. K., Lincoln postmaster applicant, 198 Naugle, 180 land, An Expanded Edition, reviewed, 219-20
Headquarters Building, of NSHS, 1500 R St., “History of the First Settlement of Hall County,” Hrbek Stable, Knox Co., Czech carpentry, 13
Lincoln, 19, 20, 21 (photo), 22, 28, 30, 31, 33 William Stolley, 178 (photo)
(photo) Hitler, Adolf, suspected owner of list of homo- Huber, Walter G., NSHS Board, 35
Healey, Donald T., and Peter J. Orenski, Native sexuals, 126 Hudson, Doc Percy, medicine showman, 182, 190
American Flags, annotated, 228 Hobson, Timothy, stepson of Alger Hiss, 122 Hudson, Henry James, settlement at Genoa, 177
Heart of Two Continents: Czechs and Nebraska, Hoenshel’s Golden Pheasant Tea Room, Lincoln, Huff, D. W., Lincoln postmaster applicant, 200,
NSHS exhibit, 1993, 28, 34 110 201, 202, 203, 204
Hedren, Paul L., bk. rev., 159 Hoey Committee, dealings with homosexuals, 125, Hunt, David C., W. Raymond Wood, and Joseph C
Henderson, Paul, “The Story of Mud Springs,” 177; 126 Porter, Karl Bodmer’s Studio Art: The Newberry
and Merril: J. Mattes, “The Pony Express: Across Hoey, Clyde congressman, dealings with homo- Library Bodmer Collection, reviewed, 214-15
Nebraska from St. Joseph to Fort Laramie,” 178 sexuals, 126, 127 Hunt, Janyce Falcon, NSHS Board, 35
“Henry James Hudson and the Genoa Settlement,” Hoig, Stan, Perilous Pursuit: The U.S. Cavalry and Hunt, Lester C., congressman, attitude toward
ed. Marguerette R. Burke, 177 the Northern Cheyennes, reviewed, 215-16 homosexuals, 128
Hercules, slave advertised for sale in Nebr. City, Holmberg, James J., ed., Dear Brother: Letters of Hunter, Ronald W., NSHS Board, 35
164 William Clark to Jonathan Clark, reviewed 48-49 Huntsman’s Echo, Wood River, ed. Joseph E
Here Open to All is the History of This People: 125 Holt, Daniel D., “It... Belongs to the Old Regime’ Johnson, 169
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Hutchins, James S., and Richard E. Jensen, ed., “John Ahmanson vs. Brigham Young: A Nebraska Kansas: The History of the Sur
Wheelboats on the Missouri: The Journals and Lega! Controversy, 1859-1861,” Charles W 2000, Craig Miner, reviewed
Documents of the Atkinson-O’Fallon Expedition, Martin, 178 Kansas-Nebraska Act, effect or
1824-1826, 35
“John D. Brady, the Philippine-American War, and 66, 174, 177, 207
Hyslop, Stephen G., Bound for Santa Fe: The Road the Martial Spirit in Late 19th Century America K rl Bodmer's Studio
to New Mexico and the American Conquest, Tommy R. Thompson, 142-53 Bodmer Cx
1806-1848, reviewed 49-50
John G. Neihardt Foundation, 27, 34 C. Porter
“*I Plead For Them’: An 1882 Letter from John G. Neihardt State Historic Site 3ancroft, 27
28, 34
Alice Cunningham Fletcher to Senator
Henry Dawes,” Valerie Sherer Mathes and “John Milton Thayer,” Earl G. Curtis
Richard Lowitt, 36-41 Johns, Brenda B., and AlonzoN . Sr
“| Thought It My Duty to Go’: The Civil War Letters History in Nebraska, 1\¢
of Thomas Edwin Keen, First Nebraska Volunteer Johnsen, Carolyn, Raising a Stink i-h
Infantry,” James E. Potter, 179 Over Factory Hog Farms ir Nebraska
Illustrated History of Nebraska, J. Sterling Morton 92
succeeded by Albert Watkins, 180 Johnsgard, Paul A., Lewis and Clark on the Great
Imhoff, J. J., Lincoln, plea to J. Sterling Morton Plains, annotated, 228
197 Johnson, Andrew, U.S. pres., role in creationo f
In Competition with Souvenirs, Photos, Postcards Kans.-Nebr. Act of 1854, 174
The Prints Of Lyman Byxbe (1886-1980), A Johnson, Harrison “Harry,” fathero f John, 63
Catalog Raisonne,” Robert L. Crump, annotated,
Johnson, Herbert, NSHS exhibit, 1992, 34
160
Johnson, John, Lincoln, Af. Amer. photographer
In the Days Of ’75 and 76, earliest known Nebr.- Summer front cover info., 58, 62-63, 106, 110
produced film, 26
Johnson, Joseph E., newspaperman
Index-Guide to Nebraska History, 1959-79, comp
Betty Loudon, 21, 35 Johnson, Loral, NSHS Board, 35
Indian Metropolis: Native Americans in Chicago, Johnson, Margaret, mother of John, ¢
1945-75, James B. LaGrand, reviewed, 226 Johnson, Odessa Price, Lincoln, 63
“Indian Raids Along the Platte and Little Blue Johnson, Rolf, Happy as a Big Sunflower: Adver
Rivers, 1864-1865,” Leroy W. Hagerty, 173, 175 tures in the West, 1876-1880, ed. by Richard E
Indian Territory, Ponca removal to, 36; 110 Jensen, 35
Indianola Herb Tablets, herbal remedy, 188 Johnson, ThomasB ., NSHS exhibit, 1984, 34
(photo of ad), 189 Jonaitis, Father George, St. Anthony's Catholic
“Influence of Transportation upon Nebraska Church, Omaha, 134-35, 136, 137, 138
Territory,” Donald F. Danker, 177 Jones, Florence, Lincoln, 76 (Ip hoto ») 7//7¢ (n(tph hot
Ireland, Lynne M., NSHS asst. dir. for program 108, 109
development, and Hugh H. Genoways, Museum ‘Joseph Warren Arnold's Journal of His Trip to
Administration: An Introduction, 35 and from Montana, 1864-1866," Charles W
“It... Belongs to the Old Regime’: Eugene F. Ware Martin, 178
Writes from Fort Kearny, 1864,” Daniel D. Holt Journalo f Joseph Camp, 1859,” ed
179 Camp, 177
Izard, Mark W., gov. of Nebr. Terr., 164, 176 Juhnke Eric S., Quacks and Crusaders: The
(photo), 208 Fabulous Careers of John Brinkley, Norman
Baker, and Harry Hoxsey, reviewed, 52-53
J. Sterling Morton, JamesC . Olson, 180
Junior Historian Program, precursor of History
Jackson, William Henry, photographer, 172
Day: Nebraska, 20
(photo by)
Junior League, Lincoln, servitcoe NSsHS , 1979
Jail Rock, Bridgeport area, 34
2003, 21, 2
Jeannette Rankin: America’s Conscience, Norma Jusevich, Father Joseph, St. Anthony's Catholic Cold War
Smith, reviewed, 50 Church, Omaha, 137 (photo), 138 (photo Kotouc, Otto, Jr.,. NSHS Boa
Jensen, Richard E., NSHS sr. research anthro 139 (photo) 140 Kounovsky House, Knox (
publications of, 35; and Virginia Foote Anderson
Kalish, Philip A., “High Cultureo n the Frontier 13 (photos
eds., “‘Enrout for Pikes Peak’: The 1860 Travel
Diary of Gurdon P. Lester,” 177; “The Oto, The Omaha Library Association,” 170, 175 Kounovsky Smokehouse
Missouria, and Agent Dennison,” 179; bk Kane, Randy, bk. rev., 223 carpentry, 12 (photo
annotation, 227-28 Kansas City Star, quote on “Diamond Dick Kounovsky, Jan Knox Cx
Johansen, Gregory J., “To Make Some Provision Tanner, 190 Kratville, William, Railroads «
for their Half-Breeds’: The Nemaha Half-Breed Kansas State Historical Society, celebrated Bluffs, annotated, 5¢
Reserve, 1830-1866," 171, 175 centennial of Kans.-Nebr. Act, 163 Kress, JasonK ., NSHS Board
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Kriscunas, Stella, celebration of first communion, Lewis and Clark on the Middle Missouri, Gary E Linn, Brian McAllister, The Philippine War, 1899-
136 ( phot ») Moulton, 35 1902, reviewed, 53
Krivosha, Norman, NSHS Board, 35 Lewis, John G. W., and L. E. Aylesworth, eds., Linnaus, Vernon E., Real Live Railroad: The 40-
K-Street Complex, NSHS public records repository, Messages and Proclamations of the Governors of Year Saga of the Ili-Fated Yankton-Norfolk Line,
31, 33 Nebraska, 1854-1941, 180 annotated, 228
Ku Klux Klan, Lincoln, 64 Lewis, Meriwether, and William Clark et al., The Literary Digest, coverage of “Diamond Dick
Lewis and Clark Journals: An American Epic of Tanner, 190
La Flesche, Francis, son of Joseph La Flesche, 37 Discovery, ed. by Gary E. Moulton, reviewed, Lithuania, “Our Sacred Lithuanian Word: St
157-58
La Flesche, Joseph, Omaha tribe, 36, 37, 38 Anthony's Thirst for Cultural Homogeneity,”
(photo), 179 Library of Congress, American Memory website, 133-41 (map, 135)
Lageschulte-Weese Farm, acquisition by NSHS 31; repository of Henry L. Dawes Papers, 37 Lithuanian American Alliance, lodge 87 workmen's
Foundation, 22, 28 Library/Archives Division, NSHS, Af. Amer compensation, 136
LaGrand, James B., Indian Metropolis: Native resources, 115-16 Lithuanian Day, proclamation by Woodrow Wilson
Americans in Chicago, 1945-75, reviewed, 226 Lied Foundation Trust, 29 135
Lake McConaughy: A Geographic Portrait, Robert Lied Main Street Program, 29 Lithuanian Folk Dance Group, performances at St
Richter, reviewed, 51-52 Lila Wallace/Reader’s Digest Fund, grant to NSHS, Anthony's Catholic Church, Omaha, 141
Lake Superior Railroad Museum, Duluth, 28 30 Little Bighorn, battle of, 190
“Land Disposal in Nebraska, 1854-1906: The Liliuokalani, Hawaiin palace of, 145 Little Blue River, Indian raids along, 173, 175
Homestead Story,” Homer Socolofsky, 178 Lillie, Gordon W. “Pawnee Bill,” and “Diamond Little Thunder, defeat by William S. Harney, 172
Lang, Russell C., Original Land Transfers of Dick” McClellen, Tanner, 186, 189, 190, 191 179
Nebraska: How the West Was Almost Given (photo) Lohnes, Francis W., recipient of Congressional
Away, reviewed, 156-57 Lincold Herald, ed. James D. Calhoun, 197, 201, 204 Medal of Honor, 179
Lass, William E., From the Missouri to the Great Lincoln, Lancaster Co., 58; “Recovered Views Lomawaima, K. Tsianina, and David E. Wilkins
Salt Lake: An Account of Overland Freighting, 180 African American Portraits, 1912-1925,” 59-114 Uneven Ground: American Indian Sovereignty
Latenser, Nes, NSHS Board, 35 Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 115; hosted First and Federal Law, reviwed, 155
Latter-day Saints, Church of Jesus Christ of, at Nebr. Inf., 143, 144, 151, 152; post office fight, Lone Star, herbal remedy from, 189 (photo)
Wyoming, Otoe Co., 168, 177, 178 1893-94, 194-205 Long, Michael E., bk. rev., 50
Lawson, W. B., pen name for “Diamond Dick” Lincoln Call, coverage of Lincoln post office fight, Loosbrock, Richard, NSHS Board 35; bk. rev
novel authors, 186, 187 (photo of novel cover) 199, 201, 203 224-25
Leavenworth National Cemetery, Kans , 45 (photo Lincoln Children’s Museum, NSHS lease of space, Loudon, Betty L., comp Index-Guide to Nebraska
of S. Rawding’s grave) 31, 33 History, 1959-1975, 35
Leckie, Shirley A., with William H. Leckie, The Lincoln Commission on Human Rights, NSHS Louis Dace Letellier: Adventures on the Upper
Buffalo Soldiers: A Narrative of the Black Cavalry Archival Coll. RG0O301, 115 Missouri, Louis D. Letellier, ed. Carla Kelly,
in the West, annotated, 228 Lincoln High School, 63, 109, 110 annotated, 56
Leckie, William H., with Shirley A. Leckie, The Lincoln Highway Association, The Complete Loup City, Sherman Co., Lithuanian settlers, 134
Buffalo Soldiers: A Narrative of the Black Cavalry Official Road Guide of the Lincoln Highway Loup River, ferry across, 167
in the West, annotated, 228 annotated, 160
Lowitt, Richard, and Valerie Sherer Mathes
Ledbetter, Jabez T., bro.-in-law of homesteader S Lincoln Hotel, 112 | Plead For Them’: An 1882 Letter from Alice
Rawding, 44
Lincoln Journal-Star, 62 Cunningham Fletcher to Senator Henry Dawes,’
Ledger, Canton, Ill., 184 Lincoln Medical College, 185 36-41
Lee Enterprises, acknowledgment, 60 Lincoln Normal University, attended by John D Luebke, Frederick C., NSHS Board, award-winning
Lee, Wayne C., NSHS Board, 35 Brady, 143, 144 author, 34, 35; “Time, Place, and Culture in
Lemen Brothers Circus, featured “Diamond Dick” Lincoln Public Schools, exhibit cosponsor, 3 Nebraska History,” 177-78
Tanner, 185 Lute, Robert, II, NSHS Board, 35
Lincoln Star, 62
Leonard, Mrs. T. R., supported “Diamond Dick” Lutheran Film Associates, NSHS Archival Coll
Lincoln, Abraham, Daniel Chester French's statue
Tanner, 187 RG4669, 115
of, 62, 112
Leprosy, in Philippines, 147, 148 Lydic, Nellie Snyder Yost, NSHS Board, 35
Lincoln/Lancaster County Planning Department,
Lester, Gurdon P., diary of, 177, 178 61, 62, 64 Mabin, Butch, Lincoln Star reporter, 62
Letellier, Louis D., Louis Dace Letellier: Adventures Lincoln: A Kid's Eye View, NSHS exhibit, 2000, 30, 34 Macdonald Studio, Lincoln, images cataloged
on the Upper Missouri, ed. Carla Kelly, anno-
Lincoln-to-New York Horse Ride, by “Diamond copied by NSHS, 27
tated, 56
Dick” Tanner, 1893, 183-84, 188
“Mad Bear: William S. Harney and the Sioux
“Letters from Pioneer Nebraska,” ed. Ruth K
Nueremberger, 177 Lindberg, Dick, NSHS Board, 35 Expedition of 1855,” Richmond L Clow, 172, 175
Lindell Hotel, Lincoln, 107 Made In Nebraska, NSHS exhibit, 2003, 34
Lewis and C'7rk Journals: An American Epic of
Discovery, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, Lindgren, Don, NSHS Board, 35 Madison County, Nebr., Czech carpentry, 5, 6
reviewed, 157-58 Lindmier, Tom, Drybone: A History of Fort Madison Star-Mail, tales by “Diamond Dick”
Lewis and Clark on the Great Plains, Paul A. Fetterman, Wyoming, reviewed, 55 Tanner, 191
Johnsgard, annotated, 228 Links, Inc., Omaha chapter, acknowledgment, 60 “Make Believe White Man’s Village,” Omaha tribe,
236
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3?6 , 38 (photo); publication by Norma Kidd id Richa ywitt é ‘ 1 Fuss, Riding Bi s and Bronco
Green, 179 I l f Northern
Malcolm X, Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 116
Malin, James C., “The Nebraska Question: A Ten- ith, er and thP e First W1o rld!
Ye. ar Record, 1844-1854~ ,” « 163-64., 17o5r; “T_ homas At alatetesac ! ] iTh} e Great rf Ft ; I er ) Road, / 35q War, St' evenr |T rout, re viewed, 15
Jefferson Sutherland, Nebraska Boomer, 1851- and Paul Nenderson hgny Express Accrroosss Men Against . Myth -h e Pr" ogressive Response
1852.” 177 Nebraska from St. Josep! to Oo Fort TONL aLraarmia 17' 8 Fred Greenbaum, reviewed, F4 8
Ma‘ lolos, Philippine insurgent capital, 14‘77 (ph1 oto For‘ t Mitchell, Scotts Bluff nh vebdrasKa |b erntory Meriwether Lewis, dredge, Brownvill
148, 149 a
MMA alone C. ommunity Ce. nter, L. incoln, 11‘( MatTtahnenwers,, 1F8r2 ed V.. memorieso f Viamond at Vick, VesNseabgrae s and1 8P5r4o-c1l9a4m1a,t ionsed . Jof ohtnh e GG.o W
Malone, Clyde, Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 115 sia i > ail ' L. E. Aylesworth, 180
Mattison, Ray H., “The Harney Expedition Against
Malone, Robert onT homas, 1891.- 1963, NSHS Archival the Sioux: The Journal of Captain Joh Messcee r, Wils| on, qu1 ote on | “Dia '
Coll. RG275s 5 Todd.” 179 182
Manifes>t Desctti}n y, J.I Sterslrilnign g |M orton-' s attitude . laxwell, R>o bert A., fourth asst. postmaster gen hodist EyEp is« — (
toward, 206 196, 197 erica
Manila, Philippines, First Nebr. stationed at, 145 McCann, Lloyd E., “Grattan Massacre,” 179 s
146 (photo), 147, 148, 150, 151
ims z P : McCarthy, Joseph, “‘Homo-Hunting’ in the Early
Mantor, Lyle E., “Stagecoach and Freighter Days Cold War: Senator Kenneth Wherry and the
at Fort Kearny,” 178; “Fort Kearny and the West- Homophobi« Side of McCarthyism,” 118-32
ward Movement,” 179
McClellan, C. J., Cincinnati, showman, 187
Mapes, Jerry, NSHS Board, 35 . . ,
_ McClellan, George B. “Diamond Dick showmal
Marcotte, Robert D., NSHS Board, 35 marksman, 183, 185, 186, 188, 190, 192
Marilao, Philippines, occupied by First Nebr. Inf., McCook, Red Willow Co., welcomed First Nebr
149 Inf., 151
Mark, Joan, A Stranger in Her Native Land, 37 McDermott. John D.. “We Had a Terribly
Marr, Dorothy Brandt, Marie-Laure Dionne Pal Time Letting Them Go’: The Battles of
trans., David Boutrons, ed., Cher Oncle, Cher Springs and Rush Creek, February 1865
‘apa: The Letters of Francois and Berenice Small Potatoes’: Problemso f Food and Healt!
Chouteau, annotated, 227-28 at Fort Laramie, 1849-1859,” 179
Marsh, Annabelle Brodbeck, NSHS Board, 35 McDonald, Charles, owner of Cottonwood
Marshall, George C., NATO chmn., sec. of state, Ranche, 174
122, 123 (photo), 124 McDonald, John, NSHS photo exhibit
Mars! Barn, Knox Co., Czech carpentry, 6 (photo) McGurrin, Manus “Montana Mac,” and
12 (photo) Dick” Tanner, 191
Marsl, Ignac, Jr., Knox Co., Czech carpenter, 12 Mcintosh, Charles Barron, NSHS Arc!
Martha, slave advertised for sale in Nebr. Ci. ty, 164 RRGG5544110,0 . 1111 5
Martin, C. harlesW .,N S—HS Board, 35™ ; “John N McKee, ee, JaJammees, s, NSNHSS HS BBooaarrd , 35
Ahmanson vs. Brigham Young: A Nebraska McKeegan, Margaret, NSHS Board
Legal Controversy, 1859-1861,” 178; ed., “Joseph McKinley, William 5S. pres
Warren Arnold's Journal of His Trip to and from War. 143
Montana, 1864-1866,” 178; “Herndon House
McLaughlin, Warren
Register, 1865-1866,” 178; ed., “A Round Tript o ’
the Montana Mines: The 1866 Travel Journal of Laughlin, William
Gurdon P. Lester,” 178 199
Marftiignh,t , E1éu 9c5l, id,1 96,O ma19h7a , role in Lincpoostl ofnfi ce MMccsMWuiellrlleeina ,m s JaFnaemt,i ly NoSaHncSe knaBoowlalr ed dgmer! 4 Mlady
Martin, Robert F., Hero of the Heartland: Billy NSHS Archival Coll. RGS145 :
Sunday and the Transformation of American McWilliams, Arthur, Jr ack: nowledg1 me Ss, 0 Mladv
Society, 1862-1935, reviewed, 154-55 McWilliams, Arthur, Sr., acknowledgment, 62 lia
Mary Jane, doll owned by “Diamond Dick McWilliams, Earl lsadore, pi ossible photographic
Tanner, 183 career, 62, 63
Maslauskas, Bernardas, Omaha, Lithuanian leader McWilliams, Ruth Elizabeth Vanderzee, Af. Am
134 resourcesa t NSHS, 115
Mason, Walt, role in Lincoln post office fight, 197 Medicine Shows, featuring “Diamond Dick
203 Tanner, 182, 185, 186, 187, 188 and 189 (pho
Massengale, Martin, NSHS Board, 35 of ads); 190, 192
Maston, George A., 1849-1912, NSHS Archival! Medicine, need for Omaha tribal doctors, 1882, 40
Coll. RG3206, 115 See also Medicine Shows
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Montana Historical Society, Helena, 28, 35 Peter J. Orenski, annotated, 228 Nebraska Mexican American Commission,
Morality and the Mail in Nineteenth-Century Native American Graves Protection and Repatria- cosponsor of exhibit, publication, 30
America, James E. Klein, reviewed, 216 tion Act (NAGPRA), 1990, role in “bones” Nebraska National Guard, role in Span. Amer. War,
Moravia, Czech carpentry, 4 (map), 14 controversy at NSHS, 26 143
Morning Star Dawn: The Powder River Expedition Native American Rights Fund, role in “bones’ Nebraska Newspaper Project, sponsored by NSHS
and the Northern Cheyennes, 1876, Jerome A. controversy at NSHS, 26 and Nebr. Press Assn., 31
Greene, reviewed, 224 Native Americans, 1877 census results at Ft. Rob., “Nebraska Prairies: Dilemma to Early Territorial
Morrison, William B Lincoln, land office receiver, 29; tribal repositories, 30; “‘I Plead For Them’ Farmers,” C. Howard Richardson, 170, 175
204 Alice C. Fletcher's 1882 Letter to Senator Henry Nebraska Press Association, funder of Nebr
Dawes,” 36-41; child’s play costume, 101
Morton, J. Sterling, gov., sec. of Nebr. Terr., 164, Newsp. Proj., 31; 202
(photo), 113; 171-72, 173; herbal remedies of,
173, 176; /llustrated History of Nebraska, 180; role 189, 178; J. Sterling Morton’s attitude toward, “Nebraska Question: A Ten-Year Record, 1844-
in Lincoln post office fight, 194-205; 1859 206, 211 1854,” James C. Malin, 163-64, 175
address. 206-13 (photo, 206)
NATO, Kenneth Wherry’s support of, 123 Nebraska Quilts: A Patchwork History, NSHS
Moss, Dr. Arthur, Lincoln, 107 exhibit, 1998, 34
Naugle, Ronald C., bk. rev., 157; and James C.
foul, Francis, bk. rev., 158-59
Olson, History of Nebraska, 180 Nebraska State Historical Society Board, 20 211, 2»2» )
Mount Hope Cemetery, Sargent, burial site of Mrs 23, 24, 30, 35
Nazi Party, dealings with homosexuals, 122, 125
S. Rawding, 45
Nebraska, battleship, 30 Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation,
Mount Zion Baptist Church, Lincoln, 63 services to NSHS, 1979-2003, 19, 20, 21-22, 27,
Nebraska & Kansas, J. H. Colton, winter front
Moving Out, A Nebraska Woman's Life, Polly 28, 29, 30, 31, 32; acknowledgment, 60
cover into
Spence, annotated, 227 Nebraska State Historical Society, digital technol-
Mud Springs, stagecoach, Pony Express, telegraph Nebraska Association for the Study of African ogy, 42, 43, 47; “Twenty-five More Years: The
American Life and History, Af. Amer. resources
station, 34, 177, 179 Nebraska State Historical Society, 1979-2003,
at NSHS, 115
Mulhair, Charles, bk. rev., 224 18-35; host of Recovered Views exhibit, Summer
Nebraska Black Oral History Project, NSHS Archival front cover info., 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 106; “African
Mun1d2t0 , Karl, congressman, anti-Communist, 119, Coll. RG4795, 115 American Resources at the Nebraska State
Nebraska Byways Program, 30 Historical Society,” 115-16; celebrated centen-
Murphy, David, NSHS sr. research architect, “Old “Nebraska Cavalryman in Dixie: The Letters of nial of Kans.-Nebr. Act, 163; owner of “Diamond
Cuts in New Wood: Traditional Czech Carpentry Martin Stowell,” James E. Potter, 179 Dick” Tanner Coll., 182, 183, 187, 192
in the Central Great Plains,” 2-17
Nebraska City, Otoe Co., home of John D. Brady, Nebraska State Journal, Lincoln, 63; role in post
Museum Administration: An Introduction, Hugh H office fight, 195, 196, 197, 198, 201, 202, 203
Genoways and Lynne M. Ireland, 35 143, 148, 151; effect on territorial economy,
politics, 164, 167; site of J. Sterling Morton’s 1859 Nebraska State Normal School, Peru, attended by
Museum of Missouri River History, dredge address, 206 John D. Brady, 151
Meriwether Lewis, Brownville, 19, 24
Nebraska City News, publisher of John D. Brady “Nebraska Statehood and Reconstruction,” James
Museum of Nebraska Art, Kearney, exhibit host, 114 letters, 143, 145 B. Potts, 174, 175
Museum of Nebraska History, Lincoln, 19, 20, 21, Nebraska Committee for the Humanities, Af. Amer Nebraska Statehood Memorial, Thomas P
22 (photo), 23 (photos), 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34; resources at NSHS, 115 Kennard House, Lincoln, 34
host of Recovered Views exhibit, Summer front
Nebraska Courthouses: Contention, Compromise, Nebraska Supreme Court, 28
cover info., 58, 60, 61
and Community, Oliver B. Pollak, annotated, 56
Museum of the Fur Trade, Chadron, 22 Nebraska Task Force on Historic Preservation, 29
Nebraska Department of Roads, work with NSHS
Museum Store, NSHS, 23, 32 1979-2003, 21, 30, 35 Nebraska Territory, Winter front cover info
“Nebraska History on Nebraska Territory: A
Museum Studies, sponsored by the NSHS and UN-L, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, work with Reader's Guide,” 162-80; J. Sterling Morton's
25 NSHS, 1979-2003, 20, 25, 30 1859 address, 206-13
National Association for the Advancement of Nebraska Hall of Fame, comp. R. Eli Paul, 35 Nebraska Territory, 1854-1867: A Study of Frontier
Colored People (NAACP), Nebraska, NSHS Nebraska Highway Archeology and Historical Politics,” James B. Potts, 180
Archival Coll. RG1254, 115 Salvage Investigations, 1969-1979, Gayle Nebraska Toy Stories, NSHS exhibit, 2001, 34
Carlson and Terry Steinacher, 35
National Endowment for the Humanities, grants to Nebraska Trailblazer, NSHS student newsp., 25, 35
NSHS, 32 “Nebraska History on Nebraska Territory: A Nebraska Treasures, NSHS temp. exhibit, 2
Reader's Guide,” James E. Potter, 162-75
National Historical Publications and Records exhibit, 2003, 34
Commission, grant to NSHS, 31, 32 Nebraska History, NSHS quarterly, 20, 23, 25, 28,
Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, cosponsor
National Negro History Week, 1938, 63 2N9e,b r30a,s k3a4 ; T5e8r,r i6t0o,r y,64”, 116163;- 8“0 Nebraska History on Nebr. Institute, 30; 185
National Register of Historic Places, 20, 25, 26; 62 Nebraska Indian Wars Reader, 1865-1877, comp Nebraska Winter Quarters Company, at Florence
National Security Agency, dealings with homo- R. Eli Paul, 35 167, 168, 175
sexuals, 127 Nebraska Institute, Lincoln, for teachers, 30 “Nebraska Winter Quarters Company and
National Soldiers’ Home, Leavenworth, Kans., 43, Florence,” Donald F. Danker, 167
Nebraska Joins the Union, NSHS exhibit, 1992, 28,
45 34 Nebraskaland, Nebr. Game and Parks Comm., 25,
National Urban League, Omaha and Lincoln, 28
Nebraska Legislature, role in “bones” controversy
NSHS Archival Coll. RG3957, 115 at NSHS, 26; Af. Amer. resources at NSHS, 115; Nebraskans in Film, NSHS film series, 25
Native American Flags, Donald T. Healey and Kenneth Wherry a memb., 121 Nebraska's Documentary Heritage, 1996, 31
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