Indiana Anti Slavery Society Minutes Unearthed Record
A report previews a valuable document to be donated to the Indiana State Library. The secretary’s record from the Neil's Creek Anti slavery Society in Jefferson County covers its 1839 founding through 184? and details 73 charter members and early aims to abolish slavery, including constitutional pledges and monthly meetings led by Rev. Lewis Hicklin.
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Fort Sumter
Indiana
Anti-slavery Society
Indiana State Library
State Library
Smith King
Meridian Street
Benjamin Hoyt
Jefferson County
Hoyt
Neil's Creek
Congress
District of Columbia
Iren G. Pengra
Samuel Wells
Polly Wells
James Crank
Mary A. Tibbets
James Denham
Horatio Walker
Sammel Wells, Jr
Lewis L. Walker
Wiliam Brews Oeaiken
American Hays
Sarah Ha
Jane L. Tibbets
Harriet Hutchinson
Janna Tibbets
Tl. Higgens
Nelson
Walton Higgens
T. Tibbets
Samuel Tibbets
Sarah Ann Nelson
John C. Tibbets
James Hayes
Jobestia
Caroline Ammons
Sarah O . Cynt Crank
Elen ‘Kwood
Panya Mary Hoyt
Bally
Samuel G. Daily
Fancy Nelson
W. Daignesh
Henry Ballon
Or. W. Dolena
John Crank
John Mattley
Jane Crank
Head Camp Opens With Big Force in Indianapolis
Delegates from Maine to California arrive for the biennial Head Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America in Indianapolis. Officials and members discuss rate readjustment, with leading officers and candidates arriving to establish headquarters at the Hotel Claypool. The hub of activity includes reception booths, trains arriving daily, and plans to select new national officers amid the convention bustle.
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Woodmen of
America
William A. Northcott
Illinois
Claypool
Head Corp
Northcott
Tomlinson Hall
Woodmen
Rock Island
St. Paul
Maine
California
Indianapolis
New York
Saratoga Springs
Claypool Hotel
Los Angeles
Cal
Denver
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
City
Hotel
C. W. Hawes
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln, Neb
National Board of Directors
Ilinois
J. G. Johnson
Society
Peabody
Kan
E. E. Murphy
Leavenworth
R. R. Smith
Brookfield
West
Northwest
Chicago
Toost
Monon Road
Pennsylvania
Big Four
St. Louis
Itea
Kentucky Avenue
Washington Streets
Union Station
Huder
Tom Union Hall
East Washington Street
Altland
Camp Reece
Hoosier
Science of forestry and government aims reviewed
A concise review explains what forestry science entails and outlines government efforts to protect timber lands. The piece surveys the Sit That Led to the Effort, detailing policy aims, land protection steps, and the rationale behind safeguarding forest resources for public and environmental interests.
Forestry as a distinct profession gains traction in the United States
The article argues forestry is not new but a growing, distinct profession shaping lumber industry and national policy. It notes Roosevelt’s views on forest policy, the link between forests and water supply, and the rise of forestry education at Yale, Cornell, and the Biltmore School, with Michigan adding a separate department.
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Atlantic
Woodlands
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Yale
Cornell
Bilumore
N. Y
Biltmore Forest School
Vanderbit Estate
University of Michigan
Department of Forestry
Fillbert Roth
Division of Forestry
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Modern Woodmen of America
Morrow
Charles W. Hawes
The
F. C. van Galder
Rock Island, Ill
Leavenworth, Kan
Kansas
Board of National Directors
Talbot
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Brookfield, Mo
Science OF Forestry
Schools OF Forestry