In the Pulpit and the Pledge for the Indian’s Square Deal
A 1912 editorial urging a fair square deal for surviving Native Americans. It praises Indians who pursue education and business, notes government neglect on reservations, and argues education and respectful treatment enable Indians to succeed in Congress, courts, studios, pulpits, and business. It highlights Native perseverance in education, law, and public life, contrasting with stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Indians in American life and athletic achievement
A feature on the prominence of Indians in public life and sports, highlighting figures such as James Thorpe and Carlise scholars, with notes on government service, business, and professional careers. It honors Indian athletes, leaders, and educators while detailing Carlisle and other Native contributions to American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
Vkiahowa
Robert T. Owen
Senator Owen
Horgan
Washington
Harles D.carter
Lew Tow
House of Representatives
Seader Charles Chrtis
United States Senate
Curis
Teddy
Senate
Fie
Popelat
A. Brigham
Mroth
Trighant
Wright
Tle West Dar Chinties
Alexander Haan
Arthur @ Marker
W York
Webnet Co Aducas
Gramsiehen
The
Brotherhood of American Tidious
Nicholas Angfeather
Agaele
Foseph T. Serguiehie
Ait
Chelsea
Okda
Albert Th. Simpson
Thorpet
Voing Buck
Stockholm
Ias
Hegel
Quam
America
Thorpe
Atliste
Fouthall
Achleves
Foobbail
Carlisie
United States
Sen- UY
Brat
Tou Longboat
Lewin Tewanios
Tewanima
Carlisle
John Meyers
New York Giants
Charles Bender
Thehilladelphian Athletics
Moyers
Mander Metrraw
Jean Bender
Chippewa
Hee
Thetter
Mathewson
Wood
Diamonds
New York Fire Department
Taditia
Lnger
Seneca Larke
New York State
Bagnhcahte
William Giblin
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Larke
Unien
New York
Bankers’ Police and Firemen's Land
Equitable
Gaynor
Johnson
Lafayette Street
Frail Women Rescue Others Highlighted in Carnegie Hero Fund
The Carnegie Hero Fund chronicles countless acts of female bravery as ordinary women such as Mrs. Marie V. Langdon of Elma Washington and Miss Thelma McNee of Boston are celebrated for saving others from fires, snow and water. The records recount single acts of self sacrifice amid harsh conditions, naming dozens of recipients and the dangers they faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hero Fund
Gertrude & Jacques
Langdon
Arden
Carnegie
Tay 1
Ernst
Coun
Henry BE
Marie V.B. Langdon
Elma
Washingeton
Thelma TH. McNee
Miss Reed
Boston
Miss McNee
James D2
Alice Cooney
Canvussainn
Lulu E. Breedlove
Fietary Wilding
Miss Breedlove
Miss Shipp
Marie Yo ‘Prevoe
Marion
Marjorie Mo Cost
Margaret Mayes
Town City
Towa
Florence A. Whales
San Diego
Cal
Miss Whaley
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New York Herald Co
Ted Man
Aes
Maeda Hows
Sorrite
CHARLES D,_ CARTER
Robert J. Owen
Jim Thorpe
Tom Longboat
Charles Alexander Eastman
L. Tewanima
Seneca Larke, JR
John T. Meyers
Richard C. Adams
Charles A. Bender
Schoeenhut
Schoenhut
Miss Ernst
Commission
Jewel FH. Reed
St. Louis
Missteed
Minnie J. Mowers
Riverton
Wash
Meyer
Annie Grover
Charlax
Evant
Fier VW
Krilgatian
Throwel
Mary
Brown
Chidhy
Shires
Margaret
Charles Th. Bedinier
Miss Davis
Dolia RB. Powers
Powers
Joseph Kennedy
Rochedale
Masa