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Guide to the Richard Henry Pratt Papers

WA MSS S-1174

by Andrew Patterson

August 1972Revised: 2010-02-10

New Haven, Connecticut

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Table of Contents

Paging Instructions 4Overview 4Administrative Information 4

Provenance 4Information about Access 5Ownership & Copyright 5Cite As 5

RICHARD HENRY PRATT (1840-1924) 5Description of the Papers 5Collection Contents 7

Series I. General Correspondence and Official Papers, 1867-1924 7INCOMING LETTERS 7OUTGOING LETTERS 23LETTERS OF OTHERS 27OFFICIAL PAPERS 29

Series II. Family Correspondence, 1862-1956 30NANA PRATT HAWKINS 30ANNA LAURA PRATT 31MASON DELANO PRATT 33RICHARD HENRY PRATT 33RICHARD HENRY PRATT, II 35SARAH PRATT 35GUY LeROY STEVICK 35MARION PRATT STEVICK 35

Series III. Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and Notes, 1862-1953 37ADDRESSES 37ARTICLES 38DIARIES 38MANUSCRIPTS 39

The Indian No Problem (early draft), 39The Indian No Problem (later draft), 39Indian Trails, 39Battlefield and Classroom, 39

NOTES 39FAMILY WRITINGS 40MANUSCRIPTS 40

Battlefield and Classroom 40Series IV. Photographs and Drawings, 1875-1904 41


PHOTOGRAPHS 41NEGATIVES 42DRAWINGS 42

Series V. Clippings and Miscellaneous Publications, 1874-1953 44NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, ETC. 44

Carlisle School publications: annual reports, 3 items, 1890, 1899 44The Arrow, 3 items , 1904, 1907 44The Carlisle Arrow and Red Man, 5 items , 1917 44The Carlisle Arrow and Red Man, 3 items , 1918 44Catalogue of the Indian IndustrialSchool, 1 item , 1902 44The Indian Helper, 3 items , 1897 44Invitations, menus, programs, miscellaneous, 13 items, n.d. 44The Morning Star, 1 item , 1883 44Names of Graduates, 2 items , 1914 44The Red Man, 1 item , 1896 44The Red Man and Helper, 5 items , 1904 44Magazines 44Newspapers 44

PAMPHLETS AND SCRAPBOOKS 45Series VI. Special Files, 1878-1963 46Stand Alone Art Boxes 47

DRAWINGS BY ETAHDLEUH DOANMOE 47Oversize 49

PHOTOGRAPHS AND DRAWINGS 49Restricted Fragile 50

Access Terms 51


Paging Instructions

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Overview

REPOSITORY: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript LibraryP. O. Box 208240New Haven, CT 06520-8240Email: [email protected]: (203) 432-2972Fax: (203) 432-4047

CALL NUMBER: WA MSS S-1174

CREATOR: Pratt, Richard Henry, 1840-1924.

TITLE: Richard Henry Pratt papers

DATES: 1862-1956

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Total Boxes: 96

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Other Storage Formats: Oversize, glass storage

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Linear Feet: 21.43

SUMMARY: The collection includes letter-press books, writings, diaries, notes,photographs, and drawings. The papers largely relate to Pratt's work withand theories on the education of American Indians and his involvement withthe Carlisle Indian School. Included is material relating to the controversiessurrounding his work and much relating to Indians and Indian life in general.There are a group of Indian photographs and drawings, and papers relating tomembers of Pratt's family.

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Administrative Information

Provenance

The Richard Henry Pratt Papers were the gift of Mrs. Samuel Clark Seelye, Edgar M. Hawkins, Jr., and Richard PrattHawkins, 1959.

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Information about Access

This collection is open for research.

Restricted Fragile in box 34 may only be consulted with permission of the appropriate curator. Preservation photocopies orphotographic prints for reference use have been substituted in the main files.

This collection may be housed off-site at Yale’s Library Shelving Facility (LSF). To determine if all or part of this collectionis housed off-site please check the library’s online catalog, Orbis; material for which the location is given as “LSF” must berequested 36 hours in advance. Please consult with Beinecke Access Services for more information.

Ownership & Copyright

The Richard Henry Pratt Papers are the physical property of the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, YaleUniversity. Literary rights, including copyright, belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns. For further information,consult the appropriate curator.

Cite As

Richard Henry Pratt Papers. Yale Collection of Western Americana, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.

RICHARD HENRY PRATT (1840-1924)

Richard Henry Pratt devoted his life to public service, beginning as a soldier in the Civil War and later fighting Indians on thefrontier. It was on the frontier that Pratt came in contact with the American Indian and began developing the theories thatwere to guide him throughout his life.

It was Pratt's belief that the American Indian, although leading a savage and uncivilized life, was fully capable of beingeducated and absorbed into American society. Pratt gained support for this view when he commanded a group of seventy-two Indian prisoners at St. Augustine, Florida, in 1875. Through education and humane treatment, Pratt believed that eventhe most "savage" of Indians might become educated and law abiding citizens.

Pratt's efforts resulted in the founding of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in 1879. As headof the school, Pratt stressed both academic and industrial education. He believed that if the Indian was to claim his rightfulplace as an American citizen, he must renounce his tribal way of life, abandon the reservation, and seek education andemployment among the "best classes" of Americans.

During his superintendency of the Carlisle School, Pratt became an outspoken opponent of tribal segregation onreservations. He believed that this system as administered and encouraged by the Indian Bureau was hindering theeducation and civilization of the Indian and creating helpless wards of the state. These views inevitably led to conflicts withthe Indian Bureau and the government officials who supported the reservation system. Long standing animosities cameto a head in May of 1904 when Pratt strongly denounced the Indian Bureau and the reservation system as a hindrance tothe civilization and assimilation of the Indian. This controversy, coupled with earlier disputes with the government over civilservice reform, led to Pratt's forced retirement as superintendent of the Carlisle School in 1904. This did not, however, endPratt's long career as a crusader for Indian causes. A tireless speaker and letter writer, he waged a vigorous campaign forthe fair and humane treatment of the American Indian until his death in 1924.

Description of the Papers

The papers of Richard Henry Pratt provide valuable information on the still controversial question of the proper treatment ofthe American Indian. The papers span Pratt's long career as an Army officer, educator, and crusader for Indian causes.

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The papers are divided into six series. Series I, General Correspondence and Official Papers (p. 7)consists of officialArmy papers as well as Pratt's incoming and outgoing letters. Pratt made copies of most of his letters. These copies, eithercarbons, drafts, or volumes of letterpress impressions, are filed chronologically as Outgoing Letters and provide a verycomplete record of his letter writing. Incoming Letters are arranged alphabetically by author.

The main subject of Pratt's correspondence until 1904 was the founding and administration of the Carlisle Indian IndustrialSchool. His correspondence reveals Pratt's efforts to gain support for the school from Indians, the government, and privatedonors as well as the day to day difficulties in the actual management of the school. In addition, there is correspondence withformer Indian students like Howard E. Gansworth, Dr. Carlos Montezuma, and Chauncey Yellow Robe on the position andproblems of Indians in America.

Pratt corresponded with many prominent Americans interested in the plight of the Indian. These correspondents include:Lyman Abbott (10 items), Samuel C. Armstrong (101 items), Spencer F. Baird (21 items), Rudolph Blankenburg (14 items),James W. Champney (18 items), Clara B. Colby (2 items), Henry L. Dawes (31 items), W. Maslin Frysinger (22 items),Henry G. Ganns (39 items), Howard E. Gansworth (22 items), Franklin K. Lane (18 items), John D. Miles (145 items), CarlosMontezuma (122 items), Knute Nelson (34 items), Arthur C. Parker (45 items), Carl Schurz (12 items), and Cato Sells (13items).

Official Papers contains material on Pratt's early Army career and his experiences with Indian prisoners at St. Augustine. Thissection contains reports, orders, official correspondence and communications. Information about Pratt's early experimentswith Indian education and on the establishment of the Carlisle School may also be found here.

Series II, Family Correspondence (p. 30), contains Pratt's letters to and from members of his family. Also included in thisseries is the correspondence of his daughter, Nana Pratt Hawkins; his wife, Anna Laura Pratt; his son, Mason Delano Pratt;his grandson, R. H. Pratt, II; his granddaughter, Sarah Pratt; his son-in-law, Guy LeRoy Stevick; and his daughter, MarionPratt Stevick. Of special interest is Pratt's correspondence with his wife about his experiences with Indians while serving inthe Army and about the founding of the Carlisle School. The correspondence of Pratt's children details their futile efforts tohave Pratt's autobiographical work published after his death. Correspondence between Pratt's children and Elaine GoodaleEastman, author of Pratt: The Red Man's Moses, reveal the preparation of and reaction to this biography.

The correspondence of Mason D. Pratt offers some insight into Pratt's experiences at St. Augustine, Florida. Details aboutPratt's role in the Sioux Commission of 1888 are found in the correspondence of his son-in-law, Guy LeRoy Stevick.

The third series,Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and Notes (p. 37), contains copies of articles and addresses by Pratt whichprovide a good source for Pratt's beliefs on Indian education and civilization. In addition, there are several versions of Pratt'sautobiographical work and also four diaries which recount Pratt's activities during the Civil War.

Series IV, Photographs and Drawings (p. 41), contains numerous photographs of the facilities and students of the CarlisleIndian Industrial School. There are also a large number of photographs of Pratt. Other subjects include the Indian prisonersof St. Augustine and Fort Marion, their place of confinement. Of special interest are the "before and after" pictures of manyIndians that contrast their "savage" appearance upon arrival at the Carlisle School with the "civilized" appearance afterreceiving the benefits of an education. There are negatives for many of the photographs in this series. Contact prints havebeen made for the glass plate negatives, and the originals have been placed in Restricted Fragile, where they may beconsulted only with the approval of the appropriate curator.

This series also includes many drawings made by Indians at St. Augustine and Carlisle. These drawings are of interest notonly because of their artistic merit, but because of what they reveal about the Indian's way of life and his perception of thechanging world. A series of drawings by a Kiowa Indian, Etahdleuh Doanmoe, relate in pictorial form his journey from theplains to imprisonment in St. Augustine and his experiences in captivity.

Series V, Clippings, Scrapbooks, and Miscellaneous Publications (p. 44), contains a large amount of newspaper clippings,both loose and in scrapbooks, that chronicle Pratt's activities from the St. Augustine days to the end of his career. Twoscrapbooks in this series are devoted to press reactions to the Sioux Commission of 1888 of which Pratt was a member.

The sixth series, Special Files (p. 46), contains assorted biographical materials about Pratt and miscellaneous materialson the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.

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Collection Contents

Series I. General Correspondence and Official Papers

Box Folder Description Date(s)

Series I. General Correspondence and Official Papers74 boxes

1867-1924

Series I, General Correspondence and Official Papers is divided into four subseries.Incoming Letters received by Pratt are arranged alphabetically by author andchronologically within each folder. A folder of unidentified material is placed at theend of this section. Outgoing Letters written by Pratt are arranged chronologically.Pratt's letters from the years 1872 to 1904 are bound in 60 volumes of letterpresscopies. Additional unbound letters from these years, as well as the letters from1904 until Pratt's death in 1924, are arranged chronologically in folders. Letters ofOthers, found with Pratt's or Pratt's family's correspondence, but which are not to orfrom Pratt are arranged alphabetically by author. Official Papers is a file of materialrelating to Pratt's early Army career, his command of Indian prisoners in Florida, thebeginnings of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, and other Army related matters.Reports, orders, official correspondence and communications are contained in thissection. This file contains material both to and from Pratt as well as communicationsof others. The material in this file is arranged chronologically. Note: Individualsrepresented in Official Papers may also be represented in other subseries of GeneralCorrespondence.

INCOMING LETTERS1 1 "Ab-Ah" general, 13 items 1896-1923

1 2 "Am-At" general, 16 items 1888-1920, n.d.

1 3 Abbott, Austin, 1 item 1896

Abbott, Ernest H.

See: The Outlook Company

Abbott, Harriet F., 2 items 1894-95

1 4 Abbott, Lyman, 10 items 1885-1917

Abbott, Willis J.

See: The Christian Science Monitor, Box 29, folder 810 (p. 45)

1 5 Agnew, Edith, 1 item 1920

Agnew, Mary N., 4 items 1901-08

Ailes, Milton E.

See: National Republican Congressional Committee, Box 7, folder 229 (p.18)

1 6 Alden, Henry M., 1 item 1900

Alger, Russell A., 1 item 1898

1 7 Allen, Edgar A., 6 items 1904-23

Series I. General Correspondence and Official PapersINCOMING LETTERS



1 8 Allison, William B., 4 items 1880-94, n.d.

Alvord, Henry E., 2 items 1887

1 9 American Peace Society, 6 items 1921-23

1 10 Armstrong, R. F., 7 items 1900-01

1 11 Armstrong, Samuel C., 14 items 1877-78

1 12 Armstrong, Samuel C., 17 items 1879


1 14 Armstrong, Samuel C., 17 items 1882


1 16 Armstrong, Samuel C., 16 items 1887-91, n.d.

1 17 Astor, C. A., 6 items 1886, n.d.

Astor, [John J.?], 2 items 1888

1 18 Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Co., 3 items 1923

1 19 Atherton, George W., 1 item 1903

Avery, R. B., 4 items 1884

1 20 "Ba" general, 9 items 1891-1923, n.d.

1 21 "Be" general, 16 items 1884-1921

1 22 "Bi-Brown" general, 22 items 1879-1922

1 23 "Bruce-Bu" general, 11 items 1901-20

1 24 Baird, Spencer F., 21 items 1877-82

1 25 Bakeless, O. H., 2 items 1904

1 26 Baker, Newton D., 3 items 1917-18

1 27 Ballinger, Richard A., 1 item 1910

Bank of Italy, 5 items 1920

1 28 Bard, Thomas R., 1 item 1901

Barrows, John H., 1 item 1900

Beattie, W. G.

See: Edward Marsden, Box 6, folder 192 (p. 16)

1 29 Belt, R. V., 7 items 1890-95

1 30 Beltzhoover, Frank E., 1 item 1892

Biddle, Edward W., 14 items 1905-20

1 31 Bishop, Thomas G., 3 items 1920

1 32 Blaine, James G., 1 item 1890

1 33 Blankenburg, Rudolph, 14 items 1900-11, n.d.

Bliss, Cornelius, 1 item 1898




1 34 Boas, Franz, 1 item 1891

Bond, The Rev. H. F., 1 item 1887

1 35 Bonnin, Gertrude S., 4 items 1909-19

1 36 Bourassa, Rosa, 2 items 1899, n.d.

Bourke, John G., 2 items 1886

Bowersox, Katherine S., 4 items 1902, 1920

1 37 Briggs, Hannah E., 5 items 1878-79

Bright, Marshall H., 3 items 1903

1 38 Brosius, S. M., 2 items 1914, 1923

Brown, Elmer E., 3 items 1913, 1915

1 39 Brown, John B., 8 items 1901-21

Browning, D. M., 6 items 1893, 1895

1 40 Brunot, Felix R., 6 items 1882-83

2 41 Buchanan, William I., 2 items 1901

Buck, Charles W., 4 items 1914-15

Buck, Spyna D., 1 item 1920

2 42 Burdette, Robert J., 1 item 1887

Burgess, Marianna, 10 items 1879-1921

2 43 Burke, Charles H., 6 items 1921

Butler, Nicholas M., 1 item 1922

2 44 "Ca" general, 10 items 1878-1920

2 45 "Ch-Cl" general, 13 items 1888-1923

2 46 "Co" general, 17 items 1878-1923

2 47 "Cr-Cu" general, 11 items 1879-1923

2 48 Call, Wilkinson, 1 item 1894

Camp, Walter, 1 item 1918

Campbell, Philip P., 2 items 1919-21

2 49 Campbell, W. P., 3 items 1903-1905, n.d.

Carlisle Students, 1 item 1886

2 50 Carrington, Henry B., 1 item 1899

2 51 Carter, Charles D., 9 items 1912-1920

2 52 Caruthers, H., 2 items 1877-78

Caruthers, Paul, 1 item 1879

2 53 Caswell, Benjamin, 2 items 1903

2 54 Chalcraft, Edwin L., 17 items 1903-1917




2 55 Chamberlain, George E., 1 item 1919

Champney, James W. and Elizabeth W., 18 items 1878-1902, n.d.

2 56 Chandler, Harry, 7 items 1921-24

Church, William C., 2 items 1894, 1906

2 57 Clapp, Moses E., 1 item 1914

2 58 Clark, Charles H., 1 item 1911

Claxton, P. P., 3 items 1915-19

2 59 Colby, Clara B., 2 items 1902

2 60 Collier, Robert, 9 items 1911-21

Collins, Ellen, 3 items 1888-94, n.d.

Collier's

See: John M. Oskison, Box 7, folder 236 (p. 18)

Condit, The Rev. James


2 61 Conger, Omar D., 1 item 1884

Coolidge, Sherman, 3 items 1913, 1920

2 62 Corbin, H. C., 4 items 1903

2 63 Corrington, J. A., 1 item 1875

Council, W. H., 9 items 1901-02, 1904

Cunningham, Magistrate

See: White Buffalo, Box 9, folder 326 (p. 22)

2 64 Curtis, Charles, 3 items 1916, 1919

Cutcheon, Byron M., 11 items 1885-1903

2 65 Cutter, Emma A., 3 items n.d.

2 66 "Da-De" general, 19 items 1890-1923, n.d.

2 67 "Di-Du" general, 19 items 1876-1921

2 68 Dagenett, Charles E., 4 items 1908-22

Davis, A. J., 1 item 1885

2 69 Davis, George W., 3 items 1894-95

Davis, O. DeForest, 1 item 1920

2 70 Davis, Richard, 10 items 1890-96

2 71 Dawes, Anna L., 15 items 1885-1922

Dawes, Electra A., 2 items 1892, 1894

2 72 Dawes, Henry L., 13 items 1882, 1884-89




2 73 Dawes, Henry L., 18 items 1892-1901

2 74 Deems, Charles F., 1 item 1890

Denny, Nellie R., 15 items 1908-21

2 75 Dent, Frederick J., 1 item 1879

DePoe, Robert R., 6 items 1914

3 76 Devins, John B., 4 items 1903-04

Dharmapala, A. H., 2 items 1902

3 77 Dixon, C. R., 1 item 1895

Dodds, Alexander, 4 items 1913-14

Dixon, The Rev. John


3 78 Dodge, D. Stuart, 2 items 1883, 1889

Dodge, Grace H. n.d.

3 79 Dodge, Mary M., 2 items 1901

Dodge, Melissa P., 1 item 1883

3 80 Dodge, William Earl, 1 item 1881

Dodge, William Earl, Jr., 5 items 1883, 1885

3 81 Dorsey, The Rev. James O., 2 items 1878

Douglass, Frederick and Helen, 2 items 1893, 1899

3 82 Draper, Andrew S., 8 items 1891-1905

Drum, R. C., 4 items 1875-98, n.d.

3 83 Dubois, W. E. B., 1 item 1916

3 84 "E" general, 4 items 1883-1918

3 85 Eastman, Charles A., 4 items 1895-1911

Eastman, Elaine (Goodale), 5 items 1890-1918

3 86 Eaton, John, 18 items 1881-1904

3 87 Edmunds, George F., 1 item 1884

Edwards, Clarence R., 1 item 1902

3 88 Edwards, Mary H., 1 item 1904

3 89 Eells, Edwin, 3 items 1896

Elkins, Stephen Benton, 1 item 1902

3 90 Elms, Elsie L. and Horton G., 5 items 1909-22

3 91 Embrick, Milton A., 5 items 1903-20, n.d.

Emory, C. D., 2 items 1875, n.d.

3 92 "Fa-Fi" general, 13 items 1882-1921, n.d.




3 93 "Fl-Fr" general, 14 items 1878-1921, n.d.

3 94 Fess, Simeon D., 6 items 1918-22

Field, Henry M., 3 items 1895-99

3 95 Fisk, Clinton B., 1 item 1886

3 96 Flynn, Dennis T., 3 items 1902-03

Foraker, Joseph B., 1 item 1907

Foster, E. C.


Foster, Emory


3 97 Francis, John, Jr., 14 items 1917-23

3 98 Frysinger, W. Maslin, 22 items 1896-1923

3 99 "Ga-Gl" general, 12 items 1878-1923

3 100 "Go-Gr" general, 13 items 1886-1921, n.d.

3 101 Ganns, Henry G., 18 items 1892-1901

3 102 Ganns, Henry G., 21 items 1902-1910

3 103 Gansworth, Edith S. and Howard E., 22 items 1897-1923, n.d.

3 104 Gansworth, Leander N., 6 items 1914-21

3 105 Garfield, James R., 1 item 1907

Garrett, Philip C., 12 items 1884-94, n.d.

3 106 Gates, Merrill E., 11 items 1885-94

3 107 Gates, Merrill E., 21 items 1899-1909

3 108 Gibbon, John, 1 item 1885

Gill, Wilson L., 3 items 1902

3 109 Given, James B., 1 item 1904

Given, Joshua, 3 items 1888

3 110 Goode, George B., 2 items 1892-93

Gordon, Jane, 2 items 1920

3 111 Gordon, John B., 3 items 1896

Gordon, Philip, 2 items 1917

Graham, Olive

See: Mary Morris, Box 7, folder 225 (p. 17)

3 112 Grant, Frederick D., 2 items 1909

Grant, U. S. and other Indians, 3 items 1918




3 113 Greene, Francis V., 1 item 1901

Griffith, William M., 3 items 1896-97

3 114 Grinnell, Elizabeth, 3 items 1892-98

Gross, R. J., 2 items 1904-05

4 115 "Ha" general, 19 items 1902-21, n.d.

4 116 "He-Hu" general, 19 items 1875-1920, n.d.

4 117 Hailmann, William N., 7 items 1894-96

Hale, Edward Everett, 3 items 1893-1897

4 118 Hall, The Rev. and Mrs. C. L., 7 items 1878-95, n.d.

Hall, Frederick P., 5 items 1903-20

4 119 Hall, Harwood, 8 items 1900-21

Hamilton Library Assoc., 1 item 1919

4 120 Harding, Warren G., 5 items 1923

4 121 Hare, William H., 3 items 1879, 1906, n.d.

Harper, J. C., 3 items 1923

4 122 Harris, William Torrey, 8 items 1898, 1901-04

4 123 Harrison, Benjamin, 1 item 1884

Hartzell, Joseph C., 2 items 1902

4 124 Hastings, Daniel H., 5 items 1896-97

4 125 Hastings, William W., 2 items 1918

Hawley, Joseph R., 8 items 1881-1905

4 126 Haworth, J. M., 1 item 1875

4 127 Hayt, Ezra A., 9 items 1878-80, n.d.

Hazen, [William Babcock], 3 items 1875-79

4 128 Henderson, J. Webster, 4 items 1919-20

Henderson, R. M., 5 items 1884-1905

4 129 Higgins, William R., 10 items 1859-81

Hilles, V. S., 5 items 1895-96

4 130 Himes, Charles F., 1 item 1908

Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, 3 items 1899-1904

4 131 Hoar, George F., 1 item 1882

Hooker, Charles E., 1 item 1903

4 132 Hopkins, G. S., 1 item 1919

Howard, Oliver Otis, 8 items 1890-1904

4 133 Howling Wolf, 2 items 1879, n.d.




Hunt, Lydia L., 1 item 1879

4 134 Hyde, Alexander, 17 items 1879-80

Interior, U.S. Dept. of, Office of Indian Affairs,Commissioner

See: name of commissioner

Interior, U.S. Dept. of, Secretary

See: name of secretary

4 135 Ironie, Kate, 1 item 1887

4 136 "J" general, 18 items 1878-1920

4 137 Jackson, Sheldon, 9 items 1880-1904

Jay, John, 1 item 1890

4 138 Johnson, Albert, 2 items 1920

Johnson, Edwin S., 2 items 1917

4 139 Johnston, Herbert, 4 items 1903-08

4 140 Jones, William A., 6 items 1897



4 143 Jones, William A., 17 items 1900-01


4 145 Jones, William A., 7 items 1903, 1908

4 146 "Ka-Ke" general, 12 items 1875-1923

4 147 "Ki-Kr" general, 17 items 1879-1922, n.d.

4 148 Kelly, M. Clyde, 22 items 1921-23

4 149 Kennedy, M. C., 1 item 1901

Kennedy, Thomas B., 15 items 1880-1904, n.d.

4 150 Kidd, Meredith H., 1 item 1894

King, William H., 1 item 1921

Kitch, James B.

See: Nettie McDonald, Box 5, folder 182 (p. 16)

4 151 Knox, Philander C., 2 items 1919

Kohpay, Harry, 5 items 1891-1923

4 152 "La" general, 18 items 1887-1923, n.d.

4 153 "Le-Ly" general, 18 items 1879-1923, n.d.

4 154 Lacey, John F., 1 item 1903




LaFlesche, Rosa B., 5 items 1913-21

5 155 Lane, Franklin K., 18 items 1913-18

5 156 Lane, Harry, 3 items 1915-16

5 157 Lane, W. B., 2 items 1879

Lanier, Sidney, 1 item 1875

5 158 Larocque, Annie S., 20 items 1878-89

5 159 Larocque, Annie S., 19 items 1892-1903, n.d.

5 160 Larocque, Joseph, 4 items 1879, 1893

5 161 Latimer, Joseph W., 11 items 1914, 1922-23

5 162 Lea, Isaac, 1 item 1876

Lee, Fitzhugh, 4 items 1895-96

5 163 Lee, Jessie M. and Lucy W., 5 items 1885-1922

Lenroot, Irvine L., 2 items 1921, 1923

5 164 Lente, The Rev. James R., 1 item 1890

Lillibridge, Annie, 1 item 1896

5 165 Linnen, E. B., 2 items 1914

Linton, William S., 2 items 1896

5 166 Lippincott, J. A., 20 items 1882-98

5 167 Lippincott, J. A., 22 items 1898-1905, n.d.

5 168 Lipps, O. H., 17 items 1914-16

The Literary Society, Washington, D.C.

See: W. E. Safford, Box 8, folder 272 (p. 20)

5 169 Lockwood, George B., 7 items 1920-22

Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1 item 1903

5 170 Logan, Howard, G., 3 items 1891

Lone Wolf, 1 item 1894

5 171 Longstreth, Abby A., 2 items 1888, 1890

Longstreth, S., 1 item 1891

Longstreth, Sara M., 1 item 1902

5 172 Longstreth, Susan, 12 items 1882-92, n.d.

5 173 Lopp, William T., 1 item 1919

Los Angeles Times

See: Harry Chandler, Box 8, folder 56 (p. 10)

5 174 Ludlow, Helen N., 6 items 1879-80




5 175 Lufkins, Wm., 1 item 1920

5 176 "Ma" general, 22 items 1880-1923, n.d.

5 177 "Me-Mu" general, 20 items 1880-1923, n.d.

5 178 Mabie, Hamilton W., 1 item 1892

MacAlister, James, 1 item 1896

5 179 McCabe, Charles C., 15 items 1891-1905

5 180 McCammon, Jos. K., 6 items 1884-99

McCauley, J. A., 11 items 1880-96

5 181 McComas, L. E., 1 item 1903

McCusker, Philip, 8 items 1875-79

5 182 McDonald, James A. and Nettie B., 12 items 1917-23

5 183 McDowell, Malcolm, 2 items 1915-16

5 184 McGee, William John, 4 items 1880-1904

McGillycuddy, V. T., 1 item n.d.

5 185 McKenzie, Fayette A,. 18 items 1904, 1912-15

5 186 McKinley, William, 1 item 1897

5 187 McMichael, William, 6 items 1882-93

The Macmillan Co., 7 items 1922-23

5 188 Magill, Edward H., 2 items 1903

Mah-nim-ick (Manimic), 1 item 1880

5 189 Mahon, Thaddeus M., 1 item 1894

Maish, Levi, 1 item 1888

5 190 Mallery, Garrick, 1 item 1879

Mani, Thomas, 1 item 1910

6 191 Mansur, Charles H., 3 items 1893-94

Marmon, R. G. and S. R., 4 items 1920, 1923

6 192 Marsden, Edward, 14 items 1892-1923

6 193 Marshall, James F. B., 2 items 1879-80

Marshall, Thomas, 1 item 1898

6 194 Mason, John C., 1 item 1904

Mason, Levant L., 6 items 1903-04

6 195 Mather, S[ara] A., 15 items 1878-84, n.d.

6 196 Matlock, Stacy, 1 item 1892

Maynard, La Salle A., 2 items 1903

6 197 Meritt, E. B., 8 items 1914-23




6 198 Miles, John D., 14 items 1875-79



6 201 Miles, John D., 24 items 1885, 1887-90



6 204 Miles, John D., 14 items 1914-16, 1918

6 205 Miles, John D. and Margaret H., 23 items 1919-21, n.d.

6 206 Miles, Nelson A., 8 items 1880-1901

6 207 Miller, [N. D. W.?], 11 items 1876-78

Miller, Will H., 8 items 1904-1920

6 208 Miller, William E., 15 items 1895-1917

6 209 Miller, William H., 20 items 1882-83

6 210 Miller, William H., 13 items 1884

6 211 Miller, William H., 16 items 1886-1903

6 212 Mills, Clark, 2 items 1877-78

Milroy, Robert H., 1 item 1884

6 213 Montezuma, Carlos, 12 items 1888-1900

6 214 Montezuma, Carlos, 16 items 1901, 1904-07

6 215 Montezuma, Carlos, 11 items 1908-11, 1913

6 216 Montezuma, Carlos, 9 items 1914







Mooney, James

See: Gertrude Bonnin, Box 1, folder 35 (p. 9)

7 223 Moorehead, Warren K., 2 items 1910

Morgan, J. H., 1 item 1920

7 224 Morgan, Thomas J., 26 items 1889-1904

7 225 Morris, Mary (Mrs. Wistar), 18 items 1884-1923, n.d.

7 226 Morris, Wistar, 14 items 1883-89

7 227 Morton, Levi P., 1 item 1892




Moss, Lemuel, 1 item 1903

7 228 "N" general, 17 items 1883-1923, n.d.

7 229 Natalish, Vincent, 2 items 1914-15

The National Republican

See: George B. Lockwood, Box 5, folder 169 (p. 15)

National Republican Congressional Committee, 2 items 1922

7 230 Nelson, Knute, 19 items 1897-1904

7 231 Nelson, Knute, 15 items 1905-21

7 232 Noble, John W., 4 items 1889-1911

Norcross, George, 11 items 1880-1908, n.d.

7 233 Northrop, Birdsley G., 3 items 1883

7 234 "O" general, 9 items 1878-1922

7 235 Ogden, Robert C., 1 item 1880

Ohettoint, 1 item 1878

7 236 Olmsted, Marlin E., 8 items 1903-08

Oskison, John M., 3 items 1908, 1913

7 237 Ostrander, L. A., 6 items 1920, 1922-23

Owen, Robert L., 4 items 1909-17

7 238 "Pa-Pe" general, 18 items 1878-1924, n.d.

7 239 "Pi" general, 13 items 1877-1922, n.d.

7 240 "Po-Pu" general, 14 items 1879-1923, n.d.

7 241 Parker, Arthur C., 11 items 1912-13



7 244 Parker, Gabe E., 1 item 1913

The Patriotic League

See: Wilson L. Gill, Box 3, folder 108 (p. 12)

Paul, Louis F., 6 items 1920-21, 1923

7 245 Paul, William L., 6 items 1921-23

7 246 Pedrick, Laura D., 4 items 1893-1920

Peel, Samuel W., 3 items 1888, 1892

7 247 Pendleton, Alice K., 6 items 1876-78

Penoi, Mark, 2 items 1919-20

7 248 Perkins, Bishop W., 3 items 1888-92




Peter, Fannie L., 7 items 1904-23, n.d.

7 249 Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Bemus n.d.

Platt, Mrs. E. G., 5 items 1886-1902

7 250 Pollock, William J., 2 items 1882

Pound, Thaddeus C., 6 items 1880-81

7 251 Powell, John W., 1 item 1877

Pratt, Daniel D., 2 items 1873-74

7 252 Price, Hiram, 2 items 1883

Prince, Morris W., 2 items 1905, 1920

7 253 Proctor, Edna Dean, 19 items 1891-1907, n.d.

7 254 Proctor, Redfield, 6 items 1889-98

Public Ledger

See: John J. Spurgeon, Box 8, folder 289 (p. 20)

7 255 "Q" general n.d.

7 256 Quarles, Joseph V., 3 items 1901, 1903

Quay, Matthew S. 1898-99

7 257 "Ra-Re" general, 9 items 1867-1904, n.d.

7 258 "Ri-Ru" general, 13 items 1875-1920, n.d.

7 259 Red Fox Skiuhushu, 1 item 1920

Reid, Whitelaw, 1 item 1876

7 260 Rhoads, James E., 6 items 1881-94

7 261 Richards, Charles L., 1 item 1923

Riddick, Carl W., 6 items 1919-22

8 262 Riggs, Stephen R., 2 items 1881-82

Riordan, D. M., 9 items 1883

8 263 Robbins, J. C., 2 items 1879

Robe, Chauncey Y.

See: Chauncey Yellow Robe, Box 9, folder 337 (p. 23)

8 264 Robertson, Alice M., 4 items 1882-1902, [1920?]

Robertson, Ann Eliza W., 3 items 1898-1903

8 265 Robinson, Joseph T., 2 items 1915

Rogers, Edward L., 3 items 1920-21

8 266 Roosevelt, Theodore, 3 items 1901

Ross, Lucretia T., 2 items 1908




8 267 Rust, Horatio N., 1 item 1891

8 268 "Sa-Se" general, 18 items 1879-1920, n.d.

8 269 "Sh-Sk" general, 18 items 1877-1920, n.d.

8 270 "Sm-Sp" general, 18 items 1896-1923, n.d.

8 271 "St-Sw" general, 15 items 1893-1923, n.d.

8 272 Safford, W. E., 5 items 1919

8 273 Sage, Margaret O. S. (Mrs. Russell Sage), 13 items 1882-1913, n.d.

8 274 Sauvé, Alex C., 1 item 1916

8 275 Schurz, Carl, 12 items 1879-1904, n.d.

8 276 Seelye, Laurenus C., 1 item 1898

8 277 Sells, Cato, 13 items 1913-18

8 278 Semple, C. M., 5 items 1879-90

8 279 Shafter, William R., 1 item 1901

8 280 Sherman, James S., 26 items 1896-1909

8 281 Sherman, William T., 3 items 1876-77, 1880

Sickles, Daniel E., 2 items 1903

8 282 Sinclair, Upton, 3 items 1923

Six killer, Sam, 3 items 1899-1920

8 283 Sloan, Thomas L., 11 items 1909-24

8 284 Smiley, Albert K., 5 items 1883-92

Smiley, Daniel, 2 items 1914

8 285 Smoot, Reed, 1 item 1916

Sniffen, Matthew K., 9 items 1913-19

8 286 Snowden, A. Louden, 5 items 1887

8 287 Sparhawk, Frances G., 5 items 1919-23

Spencer, (Mrs.) Dorcas J., 5 items 1922

8 288 Spencer, Selden P., 2 items 1919

Spinner, Francis E., 1 item 1877

8 289 Spurgeon, John J., 1 item 1916

Spybuck, Thomas, 1 item 1920

8 290 Standing, Alfred J., 6 items 1878-1901

Standing Bear, Luther, 2 items 1911, 1920

8 291 Stars, Clarence T., 1 item 1903

Stephens, John H., 2 items 1916

8 292 Sterling, Matthew and Mrs., 5 items 1919-23




8 293 Stevens, E. L., 20 items 1882-89

Stouch, Geo. W. H.


8 294 Strong, Josiah, 1 item 1895

Stryker, M. Woolsey, 4 items 1899-1900, 1910

Sunset Magazine

See: Walter V. Woehlke, box 9, folder 331 (p. 22)

8 295 Sutherland, Dan, 1 item 1923

8 296 "T" general, 22 items 1876-1922, n.d.

8 297 Tadu, Shisoshi, 6 items 1894-96

Taft, William Howard, 3 items 1905-10

8 298 Tatum, Lawrie 1896

Teller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore, 14 items 1882-1904

8 299 Thaw, Mr. and Mrs. William, 11 items 1883-97, n.d.

Thomas, Elmer, 2 items 1923

8 300 Thompson, Royal W., 4 items 1903

8 301 Tibbett, Jonathan, 5 items 1920-21

Tourgée, Albion W., 1 item 1892

8 302 Townsend, E. B., 1 item 1883

Trumbull, Henry Clay, 1 item 1882

8 303 Tsait-kope-ta, Paul C., 2 items 1880-81

Tsukamoto, Fuji, 6 items 1892-1904

8 304 "U" general, 5 items 1880-1923

United States Dept. of Interior, Office of Indian Affairs,Commissioner

See: name of commissioner

United States Dept. of Interior, Secretary

See: name of secretary

9 305 "V" general, 8 items 1899-1923, n.d.

9 306 Van Voorhis, John, 1 item 1881

Vaux, George, Jr., 13 items 1887-1913

9 307 Venne, Alfred M., 2 items 1904, 1907

Vetter, Josie, 13 items 1904-23

9 308 Vilas, William Freeman, 5 items 1888-93, n.d.




9 309 "Wa-We" general, 10 items 1901-1920, n.d.

9 310 "Wh" general, 11 items 1879-1920, n.d.

9 311 "Wi" general, 14 items 1879-1923, n.d.

9 312 "Wo-Wr" general, 16 items 1879-1922, n.d.

9 313 Waldo, Fullerton L., 1 item 1911

Wanamaker, John, 3 items 1879, 1913

9 314 Ward, William Hayes, 5 items 1888-1903

9 315 Warner, Glenn S., 1 item 1904

9 316 Wasson, C. W., 1 item 1892

Wasson, James B., 4 items 1890-1900

9 317 Wausakakamick, Sarah A. Williams, 4 items 1920-21

Weaver, John


9 318 Wellborn, Olin, 1 item 1886

Wells, J. D., 2 items 1877

9 319 Welsh, Herbert, 10 items 1884-92

9 320 Welsh, Herbert, 7 items 1914, 1917-18

9 321 Wetherell, George S., 7 items 1910-20, n.d.

9 322 Wheeler, Joseph, 1 item 1900

9 323 Wheelock, Dennison, 18 items 1900-23

9 324 Whipple, Henry Benjamin, 15 items 1876-78

9 325 Whipple, Henry Benjamin 1879-1901, n.d.

9 326 White Buffalo, 14 items 1902

9 327 Whittlesey, E., 17 items 1884-97

9 328 Wicks, J. B., 6 items 1879, n.d.

Wilkinson, Melville C., 10 items 1879-98, n.d.

9 329 Willard, Francis E., 1 item 1892

Williams, Edward H., 4 items 1891, 1898

9 330 Wilson, James H., 4 items 1908-1919

Wistar, E. M., 6 items 1910-17

9 331 Woehlke, Walter V., 6 items 1921-23

Woman's Heart, 1 item 1877

9 332 Wood, Leonard, 4 items 1917-21

Wood, Mariette, 1 item 1904

9 333 Wotherspoon, W. W., 19 items 1891-94




9 334 Wotherspoon, W. W., 13 items 1897-1915

9 335 Wright, Henry, 2 items 1881-82

Wright, James G., 5 items 1883-85, n.d.

9 336 "Y" general, 2 items 1920, n.d.

9 337 Yellow Robe, Chauncey, 13 items 1897-1917

9 338 Yellow Robe, Chauncey, 14 items 1918-23

9 339 "Z" general, 3 items 1878, n.d.

9 340 Unidentified, 13 items 1879-1923, n.d.

OUTGOING LETTERSBoxes 10-1 through 10-60 contain bound volumes of letterpress copies.

10-1 1872 Nov-1874 Jun

10-2 1876 Aug-1877 Nov

10-3 1877 Nov-1878 Apr

10-4 1879 Dec-1881 Jun

10-5 1881 Jun-1882 Aug

10-6 1882 Sep-1883 Jun

10-7 1883 Jun-1883 Dec

10-8 1883 Dec-1884 Jun

10-9 1884 Jun-1885 Jan

10-10 1885 Jan-1885 Oct

10-11 1885 Oct-1886 May

10-12 1886 May-1887 May

10-13 1887 May-1888 Feb

10-14 1888 Feb-1889 Mar

10-15 1889 Mar-1889 Nov

10-16 1889 Nov-1890 Jun

10-17 1890 Jun-1891 Jan

10-18 1891 Jan-1891 May

10-19 1891 May-1891 Oct

10-20 1891 Oct-1892 Feb

10-21 1892 Feb-1892 Jun

10-22 1892 Jun-1892 Dec

10-23 1892 Dec-1893 Jul

10-24 1893 Jul-1894 Feb

10-25 1894 Feb-1894 May

Series I. General Correspondence and Official PapersOUTGOING LETTERS



10-26 1894 May-1894 Nov

10-27 1894 Nov-1895 Mar

10-28 1895 Mar-1895 Aug

10-29 1895 Aug-1896 Jan

10-30 1896 Jan-1896 Jun

10-31 1896 Jun-1897 Feb

10-32 1897 Feb-1897 Jun

10-33 1897 Jun-1898 Jan

10-34 1898 Jan-1898 Jun

10-35 1898 Jun-1899 Jan

10-36 1899 Jan-1899 May

10-37 1899 May-1899 Jul

10-38 1899 Jul-1899 Oct

10-39 1899 Oct-1900 Jan

10-40 1900 Jan-1900 Mar

10-41 1900 Mar-1900 Apr

10-42 1900 Apr-1900 Jul

10-43 1900 Jul-1900 Oct

10-44 1900 Oct-1901 Jan

10-45 1901 Jan-1901 Apr

10-46 1901 Apr-1901 Jun

10-47 1901 Jun-1901 Aug

10-48 1901 Aug-1901 Nov

10-49 1901 Nov-1902 Feb

10-50 1902 Feb-1902 Jun

10-51 1902 Jun-1902 Aug

10-52 1902 Aug-1902 Nov

10-53 1902 Nov-1903 Jan

10-54 1903 Jan-1903 Apr

10-55 1903 Apr-1903 Jul

10-56 1903 Jul-1903 Oct

10-57 1903 Oct-1904 Feb

10-58 1904 Feb-1904 May

10-59 1904 May-1904 Jun

10-60 Sioux Commission: 1888 Jun-1889 May




10-61 341 Unbound letters, 4 items 1878-79

10-61 342 Unbound letters, 6 items 1881-83, 1887

10-61 343 Unbound letters, 8 items 1892-1902

10-61 344 Unbound letters, 10 items 1903 Jan

10-61 345 Unbound letters, 8 items 1903 Feb

10-61 346 Unbound letters, 2 items 1903 Sep-Nov

10-61 347 Unbound letters, 8 items 1904




10-61 351 Unbound letters, 12 items 1908 Jan

10-61 352 Unbound letters, 16 items 1908 Feb-Dec





10-61 357 Unbound letters, 18 items 1913 Jan-May

10-61 358 Unbound letters, 20 items 1913 Jun-Oct

10-61 359 Unbound letters, 14 items 1913 Nov-Dec

10-61 360 Unbound letters, 28 items 1914 Jan-Apr

10-61 361 Unbound letters, 23 items 1914 May-Jun

10-61 362 Unbound letters, 21 items 1914 Jul-Aug

10-61 363 Unbound letters, 15 items 1914 Sep-Dec

11 364 Unbound letters, 16 items 1915 Jan-Apr

11 365 Unbound letters, 30 items 1915 May-Nov

11 366 Unbound letters, 11 items 1915 Dec

11 367 Unbound letters, 11 items 1916 Jan

11 368 Unbound letters, 9 items 1916 Feb

11 369 Unbound letters, 11 items 1916 Mar-Apr

11 370 Unbound letters, 9 items 1916 May-Jun

11 371 Unbound letters, 19 items 1916 Jul-Aug

11 372 Unbound letters, 9 items 1916 Sep-Oct

11 373 Unbound letters, 10 items 1916 Nov-Dec

11 374 Unbound letters, 11 items 1917 Jan-Feb

11 375 Unbound letters, 21 items 1917 Mar




11 376 Unbound letters, 10 items 1917 Apr

11 377 Unbound letters, 13 items 1917 May

11 378 Unbound letters, 7 items 1917 Jun-Jul

11 379 Unbound letters, 10 items 1917 Aug









11 388 Unbound letters, 10 items 1918 Sep-Nov




11 392 Unbound letters, 22 items 1919 Mar-Apr


11 394 Unbound letters, 14 items 1919 Jun









12 403 Unbound letters, 11 items 1920 Jun-Jul



12 406 Unbound letters, 25 items 1921 Jan 8-18

12 407 Unbound letters, 23 items 1921 Jan 19-31









12 413 Unbound letters, 16 items 1921 Sep-Nov



12 416 Unbound letters, 12 items 1922 Feb-Mar



12 419 Unbound letters, 17 items 1922 Jul

12 420 Unbound letters, 14 items 1922 Sep

12 421 Unbound letters, 9 items 1922 Oct

12 422 Unbound letters, 18 items 1922 Nov







12 429 Unbound letters, 23 items 1923 Jun

12 430 Unbound letters, 12 items 1923 Jul

12 431 Unbound letters, 13 items 1923 Aug

12 432 Unbound letters, 19 items 1923 Sep, Oct

12 433 Unbound letters, 16 items 1923 Nov, Dec

12 434 Unbound letters, 2 items 1924

12 435 Unbound letters, 2 items n.d.

LETTERS OF OTHERS13 436 Anderson, M. B. to Miss Mather, 1 item 1879

13 437 Armstrong, S. C. to E. D. Townsend, 1 item 1878

13 438 Armstrong, S. C. to Daniel and Mrs. Fox, 1 item 1882

13 439 Armstrong, S. C. to Miss Mather, 1 item n.d.

13 440 Bailey, G. M. to S. C. Armstrong, 1 item 1888

13 441 Bakeless, O. H. to W. N. Hailman, 1 item 1894

13 442 Bard, T. R. to W. A. Jones, 1 item 1902

13 443 Biddle, E. W. and others to T. Roosevelt, 1 item 1904

13 444 Bishop, T. G. to Dewitt Hare, 1 item 1920

Series I. General Correspondence and Official PapersLETTERS OF OTHERS



Bonnot, F. R. to E. A. Hayt, 1 item 1878

13 445 Brunhouse, R. L. to E. A. Cutter, 4 items 1933-34

13 446 Burke, C. H. to E. A. Cutter, 1 item 1924

13 447 Caruthers, H. to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1item

1878

13 448 Curtis, C. to J. C. Harper, 1 item 1920

13 449 Curtis C. to G. H. Powell, 1 item 1924

13 450 Cutter, E. A. to R. L. Brunhouse, 6 items 1933-34, n.d.

13 451 Dortch, J. H. to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1item

1920

13 452 Flagler, H. M. to Mrs. Russell Sage, 1 item 1883

13 453 Gansworth, H. E. to K. Taylor, 1 item 1916

13 454 Gansworth, H. E. to Mrs. E. P. Robitaille, 1 item 1924

13 455 Gibbs, J. W. to Miss Perit, 1 item n.d.

13 456 Good Bear, P. to A. S. Ely, 1 item 1894

13 457 Hailman, W. N. to O. H. Bakeless, 2 items 1894

13 458 Harper, J. C. to H. P. Snyder, 1 item 1920

Harper, J. C. to C. Curtis, 1 item 1920

13 459 Jones, W. A. to E. A. Hitchcock, 1 item 1899

13 460 Keogh, Mr. J. E. to J. Bakeless, 1 item 1955

13 461 Larocque, A. S. to Miss Perit, 1 item [1879?]

13 462 Lyman, C. and Roosevelt, T. to B. Harrison, 1 item 1893

13 463 McCammon, J. K. to R. M. Henderson, 1 item 1896

13 464 McCauley, J. A. to J. B. Storer, 1 item 1892

13 465 McKee, [W. C.?] to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1item

1882

13 466 McKenzie, F. A. to C. Montezuma, 1 item 1913

McKenzie, F. A. to A. G. Harper, 1 item 1934

13 467 McKinley, W. to The Rev. C. C. McCabe, 1 item 1897

13 468 Mahon, T. M. to J. A. Lippincott, 1 item 1894

13 469 Mann, J. R. to C. Montezuma, 1 item 1898

13 470 Meritt, E. B. to E. A. Cutter, 1 item 1928

13 471 Montezuma, C. to T. J. Saul, 1 item 1909

13 472 Moorehead, W. K. to Delaware County Institute ofScience, 1 item

1910

13 473 Nelson, K. to J. Flinn, 1 item 1897

Series I. General Correspondence and Official PapersLETTERS OF OTHERS



13 474 Nelson, K. to H. Welsh, 1 item 1897

13 475 N. Calif. Indian Assoc. to E. A. Hitchcock, 1 item 1904

13 476 Plumb, P. B. to A. A. Hyde, 1 item 1881

13 477 Randall, S. J. to Miss Longstreth, 1 item 1882

13 478 Randlett, J. F. to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1item

1903

13 479 Rice, W. G. to K. Nelson, 1 item 1897

13 480 Schurz, Carl to G. McCrary, 1 item 1880

13 481 Sherman, J. S. to R. M. Henderson, 1 item 1897

13 482 Sim-po-quo-del to Kiowa and Comanche Friends, 1 item 1877

13 483 Snowden, A. L. to D. M. Fox, 1 item 1882

13 484 Society of American Indians to W. Wilson, 1 item 1914

13 485 Welsh, H. to unknown, 1 item 1895

Welsh, H. to K. Nelson, 1 item 1897

13 486 Wickersham, J. to L. F. Paul, 1 item 1921

OFFICIAL PAPERS14 487 Miscellaneous papers, 8 items 1863-1870

14 488 Miscellaneous papers, 10 items 1873-74

14 489 Miscellaneous papers, 4 items 1875 Mar-Apr

14 490 Miscellaneous papers, 10 items 1875 May

14 491 Miscellaneous papers, 15 items 1875 Jun-Nov

14 492 Miscellaneous papers, 15 items 1876


14 493a Letterbook regarding Indian prisoners in Florida, 1 item 1875-77


14 495 Miscellaneous papers, 10 items 1879-80

14 496 Miscellaneous papers, 17 items 1897-1923, n.d.

14 497 General orders, 6 items 1875-78, 1914

14 498 Special orders, 12 items 1863-69

14 499 Special orders, 15 items 1870-1904

Series II. Family Correspondence Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 30

Series II. Family Correspondence


Series II. Family Correspondence4 boxes

1862-1956

Series II, Family Correspondence, is grouped into eight subseries, one for each of thefollowing members of the Pratt Family: Nana Pratt Hawkins (daughter), Anna LauraPratt (wife), Mason Delano Pratt (son), Richard Henry Pratt, R. H. Pratt, II (grandson),Sarah Pratt (granddaughter), Guy LeRoy Stevick (son-in-law), Marion Pratt Stevick(daughter). Within each subseries the correspondence is arranged alphabetically bythe name of the author. Letters written by the eight family members are filed underthe name of the recipient. All letters written by the family members are filed in theirrespective subseries, except those addressed to General Pratt. All letters written toPratt are filed in the R. H. Pratt section under the name of the author.

NANA PRATT HAWKINS15 500 Agnew, Mary N., 1 item 1905

15 501 Army War College, 7 items 1956

15 502 Bailey, Nick, 1 item 1933

Bakeless, John, 6 items 1930-33, n.d.

15 503 Brunhouse, R. L., 3 items 1934, 1939

Cass Co. Historical Assoc., 1 item 1930

15 504 Champney, Mrs. James W., 1 item 1885

Collier, John, 3 items 1934-35

15 505 Cutter, Emma A., 7 items 1934-38, n.d.

15 506 Davis, O. deForest, 2 items 1920, 1924

Dawes, Anna L., 1 item 1937

15 507 de Tudo, Angela R., 1 item n.d.

15 508 Eastman, Elaine Goodale, 15 items 1933-38

15 509 Foreman, Grant, 1 item 1941

Gansworth, Howard E., 2 items 1934-35?

15 510 Thomas Gilcrease Foundation, 1 item 1947

15 511 The Hamilton Library, 2 items 1935

Hawkins, Edgar M., 1 item 1929

15 512 Hayne, Cal, 1 item 1935

Houghton Mifflin Co., 1 item 1951

15 513 Kahler, Herbert E., 3 items 1936

Library of Congress, Division of Manuscripts, 1 item 1930

15 514 J. B. Lippincott Co., 5 items 1940

Little, Brown and Co., 1 item 1951

Series II. Family CorrespondenceNANA PRATT HAWKINS



15 515 McDonald, Nettie, 1 item 1920

McDougall, Susie, 1 item 1920

15 516 Middleton, The Rev. C. S. H., 3 items 1935

Morgan, J. H., 1 item 1924

15 517 Nat'l Cyclopedia of American Biography, 2 items 1933

15 518 Parker, Arthur C., 1 item 1942

Paul, Fanny G., 1 item n.d.

15 519 Paul, Louis F., 2 items 1921, 1924

Priest, Loring B., 1 item 1942

15 520 Pratt, Mason D., 16 items 1933-44

Pratt, Richard H., II, 3 items 1936, 1943

15 521 Pratt, Richenda H., 3 items 1902

Pratt, Sarah Smith, 2 items 1933-34

15 522 G. P. Putnam's Sons, 6 items 1924, 1926

Rogers, Will, 1 item 1936

15 523 Sage, Margaret Olivia Slocum, 1 item 1901

Russell Sage Foundation, 2 items 1943

15 524 Smiley, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K., 1 item 1929

15 525 Sparhawk, Frances C., 2 items 1926

Stevick, Marion (Pratt), 3 items 1934-35

15 526 United States Dept. of the Interior, 2 items 1935

15 527 University of Oklahoma Press, 7 items 1940-41

15 528 Warner, Glenn S., 1 item 1953

Wells, Nana Stevick, 2 items 1955

15 529 Yale University Library, 1 item 1955

15 530 Miscellaneous, 10 items 1919-35, n.d.

ANNA LAURA PRATT15 531 Agnew, Mary N., 1 item 1901

Burke, Charles H., 3 items 1924-25

15 532 Dawes, Anna L.,2 items 1896

George H. Doran Co., 1 item 1926

15 533 Francis, Mr. and Mrs. John, Jr., 3 items 1917, n.d.

Halbert, Elizabeth L., 1 item 1904

15 534 Harper and Brothers, 1 item 1895

15 535 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 1 item 1889

Series II. Family CorrespondenceANNA LAURA PRATT










16 543 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 2 items 1890, 1895

16 544 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 6 items 1901-04

16 545 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 9 items 1906, 1908

16 546 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 3 items 1909















16 561 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 9 items 1924, n.d.

16 562 Hines, John L., 2 items 1924

Kelly, Clyde, 1 item 1924

16 563 Larocque, Annie S., 1 item n.d.

J. F. Manning Co., 1 item 1927

17 564 [Mason], Eunice, 2 items 1903

[Mason], Will and Nana, 1 item 1871

17 565 Mather, S. A., 1 item [1882?]

Paisano, Mary and William, 1 item 1917

17 566 Pendleton, David, 1 item 1879

Series II. Family CorrespondenceANNA LAURA PRATT



Proctor, Edna Dean, 3 items 1903

17 567 Robitaille, Emily P., 1 item 1925

Wheelock, Dennison, 3 items 1894-95

17 568 Wright, E. W., 1 item 1862

MASON DELANO PRATT17 569 Botsford, Della F., 1 item 1943

Brunhouse, R. L., 2 items 1933

17 570 Burgess, Marianna, 2 items 1919

Chandler, Harry, 1 item 1924

17 571 Collier, John, 3 items 1933, 1943

Dagenet, Emily P., 2 items 1943

17 572 Eastman, Elaine Goodale, 3 items 1934

17 572a Florida prisoners (correspondence relating to), 32 items 1943

17 573 Gardner, Walter M., 2 items 1943

17 574 Hawkins, Edgar M., 1 item 1924

Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 7 items 1933, 1942-44

17 575 Hepburn, Andrew H., 1 item 1942

Holt, Rackham, 1 item 1942

17 576 Lipps, O. H., 2 items 1943

Nat'l Cyclopedia of American Biography, 2 items 1933

17 577 Nye, Col. W. S., 1 item 1943

Paul, William L., 1 item 1943

17 578 Peele, Mrs. S. J.?, 1 item 1945

Pettinos, George F., 1 item 1943

17 579 Pratt, Richard H., II, 5 items 1937, 1942-43

17 580 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 2 items 1933

Saturday Evening Post, 2 items 1939

17 581 Sickles, C. M., 1 item 1943

Stevick, Marion (Pratt), 1 item 1933

Tousey, Col. Thomas G., 2 items 1938

RICHARD HENRY PRATT17 582 Hawkins, Edgar M., 18 items 1906-23

17 583 Hawkins family, 9 items 1908-23

17 584 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 12 items 1886, 1890-92


Series II. Family CorrespondenceRICHARD HENRY PRATT
























18 607 Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 27 items 1923, n.d.

18 608 McCombs, Bobby, 2 items 1922

McCombs, Ellenor and Robert S., 11 items 1922-23

18 609 Pratt, A. Laura (Mason), 3 items 1864

18 610 Pratt, A. Laura (Mason), 2 items 1868, 1870




18 614 Pratt, A. Laura (Mason), 10 items 1883-87

18 615 Pratt, A. Laura (Mason), 5 items 1892-1917, n.d.

18 616 Pratt, Jennie E., 2 items 1901, 1918

Pratt, Mabel, 2 items 1919, n.d.

18 617 Pratt, Mason D., 14 items 1878, 1918-19

18 618 Pratt, Mason D., 11 items 1920, 1922-23

Series II. Family CorrespondenceRICHARD HENRY PRATT



18 619 Pratt, Richard, H., II, 10 items 1917-23

18 620 Pratt, Richenda, 1 item 1890

18 621 Pratt, Sarah (Sally), 6 items 1919-23

Pratt, Seth B., 1 item 1883

18 622 Stevick, Dorothy, 5 items 1920, 1922

18 623 Stevick, Guy LeRoy, 10 items 1903-19

18 624 Stevick, Guy LeRoy, 13 items 1922-23

18 625 Stevick, Marion (Pratt), 14 items 1919-23, n.d.

18 626 Stevick, Mary E., 8 items 1918-23

18 627 Stevick, Roy, 11 items 1918-19

18 628 Stevick family, 12 items 1922-23, n.d.

18 629 Unidentified, 9 items 1901-23, n.d.

RICHARD HENRY PRATT, II18 630 Brewster, W., 1 item 1927

18 631 Gansworth, Leander N., 2 items 1943

Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 3 items 1936, 1955

18 632 Lipps, Oscar H., 1 item 1943

Pettinos, George F., 1 item 1943

18 633 Pratt, Mason D., 1 item 1943?

Rogers, Edward L., 2 items 1943

18 634 United States Dept. of the Interior, 1 item 1943

SARAH PRATT18 635 Sisson, Edgar, 1 item 1931

GUY LeROY STEVICK18 636 Chandler, Harry, 1 item 1923

Collier, Robert, 1 item 1914

18 637 Eastman, Elaine Goodale, 4 items 1934

18 638 Harper, Bessie C., 1 item 1943

Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 1 item 1924

18 639 Stevick, Marion (Pratt), 2 items 1888

United States Dept. of the Interior, 1 item 1929

MARION PRATT STEVICK18 640 Dagenett, Emily P., 1 item 1929

Eastman, Elaine Goodale, 1 item n.d.

Series II. Family CorrespondenceMARION PRATT STEVICK



18 641 Frysinger, W. Maslin, 1 item 1923

Hawkins, Nana (Pratt), 1 item 1934

18 642 Leussler, Harrison, 1 item 1928

Paul, William L., 1 item 1897

18 643 Pratt, Mason D., 1 item 1943

Seabrook, Alice M., 1 item 1920

18 644 Standing Bear, Chief, 2 items 1929, n.d.

Stevick, Roy, 1 item 1918

18 645 Wilbur, Ray Lyman, 1 item 1929

Series III. Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and Notes Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 37

Series III. Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and Notes


Series III. Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and Notes4 boxes

1862-1953

This series contains addresses, articles, and notes written by Pratt. In additionthere is a diary kept by Pratt during the Civil War and several versions of anautobiographical work that Pratt wrote in his later years. Two drafts of this manuscriptare filed under Pratt's working title, The Indian No Problem. Fragments of a laterversion with a foreword and conclusion written by Pratt's widow are filed under hertitle, Indian Trails. A revised and edited version of Pratt's manuscript was publishedin 1964 under the title Battlefield and Classroom. A galley proof of this manuscript isalso included in this series. Addresses given by Pratt are arranged in chronologicalorder. Title or subject is noted along with place of delivery if known. Copies of ninearticles by Pratt are also included in this series. Not all of these reminiscencesor statements were written for publication. Finally, there are several folders ofmiscellaneous notes and writings by members of Pratt's family.

ADDRESSES19 646 Civilizing the Indian, 1 item 1879?

19 647 Indian civilization, before the Nat'l Educ. Convention, 1item

1883

19 648 Purpose of Sioux Commission, before the GeneralCouncil of Sioux, 1 item

1888

19 649 Civilizing the Indian, before Protestant ministers, 1 item 1891

19 650 Breaking away from the reservation, before Carlislestudents, 1 item

1894

19 651 Civil service and public education, before theCumberland County Teacher's Association, 1 item

1897

19 652 Civil service, before Senate Committee (with printedcopy of actual testimony), 2 items

1897

19 653 Civilizing the Indian, before Baptists, 1 item 1904

19 654 Pratt's retirement, before Carlisle students?, 1 item 1904?

19 655 "The Indian No Problem," before the Philadelphiawomen's club, 1 item

1904?

19 656 Freedom and responsibility, before the Miss WolcottSchool, 1 item

1905

19 657 Abraham Lincoln, before the Colorado Commandery ofthe Loyal Legion, 1 item

1906

19 658 Equality for minorities, before the Second PresbyterianChurch of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 1 item

1906

19 659 Civilizing the Indian, before the Good CitizenshipConvention, 1 item

1910

19 660 The Negro and slavery, before a "colored" audience inPhiladelphia, 2 items

1911

Series III. Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and NotesADDRESSES



19 661 "The Fathers of the Republic on Indian Transformationand Redemption," before the Society of American Indian,1 item

1913

19 662 "Indian Schools--an Exposure," before the LadiesMissionary Society, 1 item

1914?

19 663 "Our Forlorn Indians," before the Lake MohonkConference, 1 item

1915?

19 664 "Synopsis of Several Addresses on Indians atPasadena, Los Angeles, and Redlands, California," 1item

1916

19 665 "Talk before Northern California Indian Association," 1item

1916

19 666 "The Place and Destiny of the Indian in the Nation'sLife," before a California audience, 1 item

1916?

19 667 "To the 1921 Graduating Class of the Riverside School,"1 item

1921

19 668 Civilizing the Indian, 2 items n.d.

19 669 Civilizing the Indian, before the California IndianAssociation, 1 item

n.d.

19 670 Civilizing the Indian, before the Presbyterian Assembly,1 item

n.d.

19 671 Equality for minorities, 2 items n.d.

19 672 Indian dance, before Author's Club, Rochester, N.Y., 2items

n.d.

ARTICLES19 673 "Against Further Bureauizing the Indians," 1 item 1904

19 674 "Executing the Indian Whiskey Law," 1 item n.d.

19 675 "The First Comanche School," 4 items n.d.

19 676 "The Florida Indian Prisoners of 1875 to 1878," 2 items n.d.

19 677 "An Indian Dance," 1 item n.d.

19 678 "Indian Promptness," 1 item n.d.

19 679 Interview with R. H. Pratt, 1 item 1896

19 680 "Some Experiences with Our Most Nomadic Indians," 2items

n.d.

19 681 R. H. Pratt's annotations on a speech of E. B. Merritt, 3items

n.d.

DIARIES19 682 Record of expeditions, 1 item 1873-74

19 683 War diary, No. 1, with transcript, 2 items 1862


Series III. Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and NotesDIARIES




19 686 War diary, No. 4, with transcript, 2 items 1862-63

MANUSCRIPTSThe Indian No Problem (early draft),

20 687 Chaps. 1-4 n.d.

20 688 Chaps. 5-9 n.d.

20 689 Chaps. 10-17 n.d.

20 690 Chaps. 18-22 n.d.

20 691 Chaps. 23-27 n.d.

20 692 Chaps. 28-31 n.d.

The Indian No Problem (later draft),20 693 Chaps. 1-4 n.d.

20 694 Chaps. 5-9 n.d.

20 695 Chaps. 10-17 n.d.

20 696 Chaps. 18-22 n.d.

20 697 Chaps. 23-26 n.d.

20 698 Chaps. 27-30 n.d.

Indian Trails,21 699 foreword by Mrs. Pratt and Chaps. 3-4 n.d.

21 700 Chaps. 6-9 n.d.

21 701 Chaps. 10-15 n.d.

21 702 Chaps. 19, 23-28 n.d.

21 703 Conclusion (compiled by Mrs. Pratt) n.d.

21 704 Extra copies from Pratt manuscript (appendix) n.d.

21 705 (4 chapters) n.d.

21 706 (2 chapters) n.d.

Battlefield and Classroom,See also: Box 22, folders 723-24 (p. 40)

21 707 Manuscript, miscellaneous pages n.d.





NOTES

Series III. Addresses, Diaries, Writings, and NotesNOTES



22 712 Notebook: donors to "Charity Fund," 1 item n.d.

22 713 Notebook: list of Indian prisoners, 1 item 1874

22 714 Notebook: list of Indian prisoners, 1 item 1874

22 715 Notes: R. H. Pratt's original memos for EtahdleuhDoanmoe's drawings, 32 items

n.d.

22 716 R. H. Pratt: miscellaneous writings n.d.

FAMILY WRITINGS22 717 Nana Pratt Hawkins: notes and writings n.d.

22 718 Anna L. Pratt: reminiscences n.d.

22 719 Mason D. Pratt: notes n.d.

22 720 R. H. Pratt, II?: manuscript on coaching n.d.

22 721 R. H. Pratt, II?: notes for manuscript on coaching n.d.

22 722 Marion Pratt Stevick: essay on Manimic 1953

MANUSCRIPTSBattlefield and Classroom

22 723 Galley proof, chaps. 1-10

22 724 Galley proof, chaps. 11-30

Series IV. Photographs and Drawings Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 41

Series IV. Photographs and Drawings


Series IV. Photographs and Drawings4 boxes

1875-1904

Complete and exact identification of individuals, buildings and scenes in thephotographs in this series was not possible. The photographs have therefore beengrouped together in a general subject arrangement. There are cut film negatives formany of the photographs in this series. These negatives are also arranged by subjectand are filed after the photographs. Contact prints have been made for the glassplate negatives, and the originals have been placed in Restricted Fragile, where theymay be consulted only with the approval of the appropriate curator. This series alsocontains several sketchbooks of drawings made by Indian prisoners at St. Augustine,Florida, and Indian students at Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

PHOTOGRAPHS23 725 Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 9 items: n.d.

23 726 Carlisle School, 3 items n.d.

23 727 Carlisle School graduating classes, 6 items 1889-92

23 728 Carlisle School graduating classes, 6 items 1894-1900, n.d.

23 729 Carlisle School students, 8 items 1878-81

23 730 Carlisle School students, 13 items 1894-1903, n.d.

23 731 Carlisle School students, 10 items n.d.

23 732 Carlisle School teachers and benefactors, 8 items 1895-1904, n.d.

23 733 Fort Apache and White Mountain Indians, 3 items n.d.

23 734 Indian chiefs, 3 items n.d.

23 735 Indian drawings, 11 items n.d.

23 736 Indian miscellaneous, 5 items n.d.

23 737 Indian women, 11 items n.d.

23 738 New Mexican Indians, 8 items n.d.

23 739 R. H. Pratt, 8 items 1886-1900, n.d.

23 739a Contact print of R. H. Pratt color slide, 1 item 1914

23 740 R. H. Pratt, W. A. Cleveland, and F. A. Wright (SiouxCommission), 1 item

1889

23 741 R. H. Pratt and General Cooke, 1 item n.d.

23a 742 R. H. Pratt, miscellaneous, 6 items 1890, n.d.

23a 743 St. Augustine, Florida: Fort Marion, 5 items n.d.

23a 744 Fort Marion (stereograms), 18 items n.d.

23a 745 Indian prisoners, 3 items 1875

23a 746 Indian prisoners, 15 items 1875-78

23a 747 Indian prisoners (stereograms), 2 items n.d.

Series IV. Photographs and DrawingsPHOTOGRAPHS

St. Augustine, Florida: Fort Marion, 5 items



23a 748 Stereograms, miscellaneous, 7 items n.d.

23a 749 Standing Bear, Luther, with biographical note, 1 item n.d.

23a 750 Stereograms, miscellaneous, 6 items n.d.

23a 751 Miscellaneous and unidentified, 3 items n.d.

23b 751a Lantern slides of selected visual materials in the PrattPapers, assorted subjects, 38 items

n.d.

NEGATIVES24 752 Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 3 items n.d.

24 753 Carlisle Indian Industrial School, students, 22 items n.d.

24 754 Indian drawings, 25 items n.d.

24 755 R. H. Pratt, 6 items n.d.

24 756 St. Augustine, Florida: Fort Marion and Indian prisoners,5 items

n.d.

24 757 Miscellaneous, 6 items n.d.

24 758 Contact prints for glass negatives: R. H. Pratt, 2 items n.d.

24 759 Empty folder

This folder was previously identified as glass negative: R. H. Pratt, 1 item /n.d. This item, a color slide portrait of Pratt, has been moved to box 23,folder 739a

24 760 Contact prints for glass negative: R. H. Pratt, 1 item n.d.

24 761 Contact prints for glass negatives: R. H. Pratt, 2 items n.d.

24 762 Contact print for glass negative: R. H. Pratt, 1 item n.d.

24 763 Contact prints for glass negatives: R. H. Pratt on hishorse, Kiowa, 2 items

n.d.

24 764 Empty folder

This folder was previously identified as glass slides: assorted subjects(duplicates of photos), 38 items / n.d. These lantern slides have beenmoved to box 23b, folder 751a

DRAWINGS24 765 Buffalo Meat's price list (drawing), 1 item

Stored in: Oversize, box 33, folder 834n.d.

24 766 Drawings by Indian prisoners at St. Augustine, Florida(sketchbook), 1 itemThe first and last leaves of this sketchbook, with theoriginal title page and first and last sketches, and adrawing of a Kiowa Indian on a horse, previously laidin to the sketchbook, are stored in: Oversize, box 33,folders 834a-834c

1876

24 767 Drawings by Indian prisoners at St. Augustine, Florida(sketchbook), 1 item

1875-78

Series IV. Photographs and DrawingsDRAWINGS



24 768 Drawings by Indian (Ohetoint?) at Carlisle, Pennsylvania(sketchbook), 1 item

1880

24 769 Drawings by Etahdleuh DoanmoeStored in: Stand Alone Art Boxes, boxes 31 and 32

Display on Etahdleuh DoanmoeStored in: Oversize, box 33, folder 835

Series V. Clippings and Miscellaneous Publications Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 44

Series V. Clippings and Miscellaneous Publications


Series V. Clippings and Miscellaneous Publications5 boxes

1874-1953

This series contains several folders of newspaper clippings about R. H. Pratt,the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, and other Indian topics. Also included arefourteen scrapbooks of clippings and memorabilia relating to various Indian subjects.Miscellaneous magazines, pamphlets, and Carlisle School publications are alsofiled in this series. The series is arranged alphabetically by type of material. Thenewspaper clippings are arranged chronologically and the scrapbooks are groupedtogether under the name of the compiler when it is known.

NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, ETC.25 770 Carlisle School publications: annual reports, 3 items 1890, 1899

25 771 The Arrow, 3 items 1904, 1907

25 772 The Carlisle Arrow and Red Man, 5 items 1917

25 773 The Carlisle Arrow and Red Man, 3 items 1918

25 774 Catalogue of the Indian IndustrialSchool, 1 item 1902

25 775 The Indian Helper, 3 items 1897

25 776 Invitations, menus, programs, miscellaneous, 13 items n.d.

25 777 The Morning Star, 1 item 1883

25 778 Names of Graduates, 2 items 1914

25 779 The Red Man, 1 item 1896

25 780 The Red Man and Helper, 5 items 1904

Magazines25 781 "The Alaskan Fisherman," 1 item 1924

"The Army and Navy Journal," 1 item 1894

25 782 "The Indian School Journal," 1 item 1924

25 783 "The Mentor," 1 item 1924

25 784 "The Native American," 1 item 1924

25 785 "Our Young People," 3 items 1897

25 786 "The Regional Review," 1 item 1940

25 787 Miscellaneous clippings n.d.

Newspapers25 788 "The Chautauqua Assembly," 1 item 1904

25 789 Clippings 1877-99

25 790 Clippings 1900-04

25 791 Clippings re: Pratt's speech attacking Indian Bureau 1904 May

Series V. Clippings and Miscellaneous PublicationsNEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, ETC.

Newspapers



25 792 Clippings 1907-09

25 793 Clippings 1911-17

25 794 Clippings 1919-23

25 795 Clippings re: Pratt's death 1924

25 796 Clippings 1925-55, n.d.

PAMPHLETS AND SCRAPBOOKS26 797 Pamphlets: addresses by E. B. Merit n.d.

26 798 Pamphlets: miscellaneous government publications n.d.

26 799 Scrapbook of clippings, 1 item 1878-80


27 801 Scrapbook of clippings, 1 item 1887


27 803 Scrapbook of clippings, 1 item 1894, 1897

28 804 Scrapbook of clippings belonging to R. H. Pratt, 1 item 1881-82

28 805 Scrapbook of clippings compiled by A. Laura Pratt, 1item

1874-78


1879-81


1885-86


1898-1929

29 809 Scrapbook of clippings compiled by JeanetteSenseney?, 1 item

1899-1904

29 810 Scrapbook of clippings compiled by Marion Pratt (15articles from the Christian Science Monitor), 1 item

n.d.

29 811 Scrapbook of clippings re: Sioux Commission of 1888, 1item

n.d.

29 812 Scrapbook of clippings re: Sioux Commission of 1888, 1item

n.d.

Series VI. Special Files Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 46

Series VI. Special Files


Series VI. Special Files.25' (1 box)

1878-1963

Special Files contains miscellaneous and unidentified materials pertaining to Pratt,the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, the Indian prisoners at St. Augustine, Florida, theSioux Commission of 1888, and other topics. The materials are grouped together bysubject and alphabetically under each subject heading.

30 813 Carlisle Indian Industrial School: article on Commandant'sQuarters

1953

30 814 History of the Outing (author unknown) n.d.

30 815 "Outing" forms and rules n.d.

30 816 Unidentified articles on the school 1901, n.d.

30 817 Report on returned students n.d.

30 818 Miscellaneous n.d.

30 819 Correspondence re: "Good Housekeeping" article by V. L.Connolly (mimeographed copies)

1929

30 820 Indian prisoners and Hampton Institute -- miscellaneousarticles

1878

30 821 R. H. Pratt: bills, statements, etc. n.d.

30 822 Biographical materials n.d.

30 823 Biographical materials n.d.

30 824 Biographical materials on related families n.d.

30 825 Certificates, deeds, passports, etc. n.d.

30 826 Memorial plaque at Carlisle Barracks 1955

30 827 C. S. Rhodes' report on Indian administration 1933

30 828 St. Augustine, Florida -- miscellaneous n.d.

30 829 The Sioux Commission of 1888 -- miscellaneous materials 1888

30 830 General H. L. Scott's speech on the government and theIndian

1929

30 831 Robert M. Utley's introduction to R. H. Pratt's book 1963

30 832 Miscellaneous n.d.

30 833 Miscellaneous illustrations n.d.

Stand Alone Art Boxes Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 47

Stand Alone Art Boxes

Box Description Date(s)

Stand Alone Art Boxes2 boxes

DRAWINGS BY ETAHDLEUH DOANMOEThe drawings by Etahdleuh Doanmoe are on ledger book paper. Some include manuscriptcaption titles; others have brief descriptions typed on them. Some sheets are numberedand have been arranged sequentially. Other, unnumbered drawings have been interfiled asappropriately as possible. They are identified on the list below by placing their numbers inbrackets.

31 (1) Kiowa camp on reservation. Council

(2) Fort Sill

(3) Confrontation of Indians and U.S. Army

(4) Capt. Pratt and Kicking Bird meeting Kiowas

(5) Night of the surrender -- dance -- Indian lodges

(6) Passing of prisoners in front of Medicine Bluffs

(7) Prisoners entering Fort Sill

(8) 70 warriors placed in irons

(9) Loading prisoners in army wagons

(10) Camp en route to railroad

[11] Prisoners arriving at Caddo 1875 May 5

[12] Roll-call, Fort Marion [18]75-78

[13] Camp on Anastasia Island 1876

[14] Indians moving cannon. Ft. Marion 1876

(15) Arrival in Nashville, Tennessee, attempted suicide

(16) Suicide left in Nashville

(17) Arrival in Jacksonville, Florida

(18) Transferral from train to steamboat at Jacksonville

[19] Arrival in St. Augustine

(20) Inside Fort Marion. Indians on terreplein

32 (21) Catching sharks at St. Augustine harbor

(22) Young Kiowas dressed for a ceremonial visit

(23) Prisoners' camp, Anastasia Island

(24) Kiowa banquet back home

(25) Omaha dance at St. Augustine

(26) Kiowas killing buffalo

(27) Trip to Matanzas

Stand Alone Art BoxesDRAWINGS BY ETAHDLEUH DOANMOE


Box Description Date(s)

(28) Weekly religious service at Fort

(29) Classes for prisoners at Fort

(30) Capt. Pratt's residence at Fort

(31) Prisoners' military drill

[32] Prisoners moving the Chapel St. Augustine 1877

[33] Indian council

[34] [Three ships]

[35] [Railroads and houses]

[36] Plaza and Cathedral, St. Augustine

[37] U.S. Cavalry

Oversize Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 49

Oversize


Oversize1 box

PHOTOGRAPHS AND DRAWINGS33 834 Buffalo Meat's price list (drawing), 1 item n.d.

33 834a Original title page and first sketch of Drawings by Indianprisoners at St. Augustine, Florida (sketchbook), 1876

[1876]

33 834b Original page 16 of Drawings by Indian prisoners at St.Augustine, Florida (sketchbook), 1876

[1876]

33 834c Drawing of Kiowa on horse laid in loose to Drawings byIndian prisoners at St. Augustine, Florida (sketchbook),1876

n.d.

33 835 Display on Etahdleuh Doanmoe n.d.

Restricted Fragile Richard Henry Pratt papersWA MSS S-1174 - Page 50

Restricted Fragile

Box Folder Description

Restricted Fragile1 box

34 836 Box 23, folder 739a

34 837 Box 24, folder 758

34 838 Box 24, folder 760

34 839 Box 24, folder 761

34 840 Box 24, folder 762

34 841 Box 24, folder 763


Access Terms

This collection is indexed under the following access points in Orbis, the Yale University Library online catalog.

Subjects

Abbott, Lyman, 1835-1922.Armstrong, S. C. (Samuel Chapman), 1839-1893.Baird, Spencer Fullerton, 1823-1887.Dawes, Henry L. (Henry Laurens), 1816-1903.Gates, Merrill Edwards, 1848-1922.Harris, William Torrey, 1835-1909.Hyde, Alexander.Jackson, Sheldon, 1834-1909.Montezuma, Carlos, 1866-1923.Parker, Arthur Caswell, 1881-1955.Pratt, Richard Henry, 1840-1924.Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919.United States Indian School (Carlisle, Pa.)Indians of North America --Education.Indians of North America --Government relations.United States --History --Civil War, 1861-1865.Diaries --United States.Drawings --United States.Photoprints --United States.

Authors

Pratt, Richard Henry, 1840-1924.

Occupations and Functions

Soldiers --United States.Teachers --Pennsylvania.

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