Farewell of the Potawatomi on Lake Street 1835
A vivid Chicago account recalls the August 1835 farewell dance of the Potawatomi on Lake Street near Fort Dearborn. Judge John D. Caton and Milo Quaife describe the scene of heat and terror, the treaty terms, and the tribe’s removal westward, with references to notable chiefs like Shabbona and Metea.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Verbead
Lake Street
Chicago
Chicago River
Council House
Fort
Milo M. Quaife
Old Northwest
Lake and
Market Streets
Mark Beaublen
Sauganash
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
John D. Caton
Irving
Pottawatomie
Caton
Quaife
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lake Huron
Fondlac
North America
Great Britain
Fort Dearborn
United States
Makahta-penashe
Black Bird
Dearborn
Winamac
Spembalawba
Pesotum
William Wells
Topinabee
Metea
Big Foot
Lake Geneva
Wis
Shabbona
Shabonee
Maryland and Virginia politics influence on Roosevelt era foes
National capital chatter centers on Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland and his stance against Roosevelt era policies. The piece notes Maryland’s Democratic lean, Tydings’ power within state politics, and looming tax-focused criticism of New Deal programs.
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Washington
Millard
Tydings
Maryland
Roosevelt
Virgin Islands
Ickes
Albert ©. Ritchie
George L. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Joseph France
David J. Lewis
Lewis
McKinley
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Virginia
Carter Glass
Henry F. Byrd
Tydjogs
Senate
The Right Girl and the Gatesville Twin Romance
Don Farrell engineers in Gatesville and falls for Carrie Lou and Emmy Lou Nelson twins. At the soda bar the town bets on which twin he will marry as a man from another state proclaims his wife exists. Don reveals he has wed Carrie Lou last Friday in a dramatic scene at the drug store.
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Willam E.borah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clemencean
Woodrow Wilson
Don Farrell
Don
Gatestike
Gatesville
Bob Haines
Mason and Dixon
Ann Nelson
Myrtle Street
Bob
Don Han
Nelson Twins
Carrie Lou
Emmy Lou
Atrain
Fellows
Georgia
Mississippi
Ferrell
Den
Dan
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Carter
Ritchie
Senator Tydings
Congress
John Taxpayer
Borah
Herbert Hoover
Roosevel
Suupreme Court
NRA
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