Indian Green Corn Dance on Onondaga Reservation
Long account describes the Onondaga green corn dance near Syracuse with white observers admitted on payment of a fee. Chief La Fort speaks of old and new parties, the ceremonies, and the mix of pagan and Christian influences while detailing dances, crowd, attire, and religious sentiments.
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Syracuse
Daniel Baa Port
Renee
Comite
la Fort
Chet Dearie la Fort
Just In Time Story of Hartley Theft and Trial
A notebook tale unfolds from Belton where Hartley, son of John Hartley, schemes theft by stealing money hidden behind a mirror frame after arranging to move away with his lover Elsie. The narrator recalls Hartley’s capture in New York and the dramatic courtroom drama in Bolton where Hartley is defended and acquitted. The crowd cheers the verdict as the innocent man is saved.
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Ant
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Tories
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Gerges
Ape
Hense
Bolton
George Hartley Bulli
Tickey
AH Botston
Nat
Arta
Phe
Huw
Wiite
Hershey's
Ieee
Viet
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