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Read This Article Online INDEX Archaeological excavations: in Quindaro, 126, 141 A Archaeology of Large-Scale Manipulation of Prey, The: The Economic Aaronson, Reuben: Strangers in Town, 220–21 and Social Dynamics of Mass Hunting: reviewed, 297 Abilene Weekly Reflecto , 179 Archives. See Dole Archives Abolitionists: escaped slaves aided by, 163; Kansas settlers, Arkansas City (Cowley Co.): immigrant railroad workers, 181 157–58; relations with free-state movement, 157–60, 168; slave Arts: Brown v. Board of Education mural, 210; festival in Wichita’s rescues, 264. See also Doy, John; Gardner, Joseph; Underground East Douglas area, 280–81; post-office murals, 208 Railroad Arvin, Lester, 280 “Affair at Ci cleville: The Strike on the Kansas Central Railway Assaria (Saline Co.): immigrant railroad workers, 179 in the Aftermath of the Great Upheaval”:article by Charles F. Atchison (Atchison Co.): Greek Americans, 174, 177; lynchings, Harris, 20–31 170; slave-catching raids, 162–63, 164; Soldiers Orphans Home, African Americans: civil rights leaders, 120; competition from No. 4 back cover immigrants, 184; decoys for slave-cathers, 163–64, 168, Atchison, David Rice, 86–87 263, 264, 268; freedmen’s school (Quindaro), 99, 106–7, 114; Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad: immigrant workers, 176, interracial marriages, 181; lynchings, 168, 169, 170, 258, 259, 177–78, 182; in Ottawa, 35; wages, 22 260, 267–68, 268; middle-class women’s clubs, 37, 44-45; Atchison Champion, 25, 27 migration to Kansas, 115, 206; at Ottawa Chautauqua, photo, Atchison County: slave-catching raids, 161, 164, 170 43; racist violence against, 259, 260–61; railroad workers, 177; Atchison Daily Globe, 170, 177 spirituals, 117–18, 119, 120; in Topeka, 210–11; in Union Armyh Atkins, George, 127 248; urban renewal and, 145; voting rights, 105–6; in woman’s Atkins, Natalie, 127 suffrage movement, 41. See also, Pinks, Allen; Segregation; Averill, Thomas Fox: film eviewed by, 196–98; note on, 192 Slave-catching; Slaves; Western Univeristy African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church: Allen Chapel, 78–79, photo, 79; bishops, 117, 123, 127; Western University and, 74, 114–16, 122, 123, 125, 131 B Agricultural fairs: poster reproduced, No. 1 inside front cover Agriculture: grasshopper damage, 8–10; labor of farm children, Baker, Richard A., 226 58–59; in Quindaro, 136; wheat harvesting, 54, photo, 48. See Ballad of Buster Scruggs, The: poster, 200; reviewed, 199–201 also Homesteading Balsley, Thomas, 289, 290 Ah-ke-tah-kihe-ka, 12–13 Bamberg, Albert E., 62–63 AIM. See American Indian Movement Bamberg, Elma L.: “My Home on the Smoky,” article on, 46–63; Alcohol: public consumption and drunkenness, 277–78, 280, 281, photo, 46 285, 286, 290. See also Prohibition; Temperance movement Barber County: Cedar Mountains, 12; militia, 10–11, 14; white Alexander, John: Bender, 191, 198–99 settlement, 4–5, 6–8. See also Medicine Lodge; Osage Border All Because of a Mormon Cow: Historical Accounts of the Grattan War Massacre, 1854–1855: reviewed, 149 Barker-Devine, Jenny: book reviewed by, 234 Allen, Henry J., 205 Barnes, Dora “Dode,” 49–52, 53, 56, 57, 59–60, 62 Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Kansas City), Barnes, Jennie Moore, 49, 50–52, 55–56, 60, 62 78–79; photo, 79 Barnett, Claude, 121 Alma Enterprise, 109 Barnum, Nancy, 181 Altoona (Wilson Co.): Greek immigrants, 182–83 Bassett, A. O., 92 AME Church. See African Methodist Episcopal Church Bate, Isabel, 209 American Elsewhere, The: Adventure and Manliness in the Age of Baxter Springs (Cherokee Co.): in Civil War, 26 Expansion: reviewed, 238 Beaudoin, Jedd: film eviewed by, 198–99; note on, 192 American Hellenic Educational and Progressive Association, 189 Behrend, Darrell, 280 American Indian Movement (AIM), 215 Bell, Sarah: “A Congress of Women: The Woman’s Council at the Anagnostou, Yiorgos, 175 Ottawa Chautauqua, 1892–1914,” article by, 32–45; note on, 33 Anderson, Eric P.: book reviewed by, 146; films eviewed by, Bement, Leland C.: book coedited by, reviewed, 297 201–4; note on, 192–93 Bender (film), 191; poste , 199; reviewed, 198–99 Anderson, Naomi, 41 Bender family. See Bloody Benders Anderson, Stephanie: book by, reviewed, 234 Bent, George, 248–49 Anderson, William “Bloody Bill,” 249 Bent, William, 248 Anslover, Nicole: books reviewed by, 64–65 Berlage, Nancy K.: book reviewed by, 147 Anthony, Daniel Read, 29, 261; photo, 29 Berlinger, Joe: Cold Blooded: The Clutter Family Murders, 211–12 Anthony, Susan B.: at Chautauquas, 34, 40; visits to Kansas, 40, 41 Bernal, Hector: Brown v. Board of Education Mural Project: Legacy & Antle, Jay: book reviewed by, 66 Vision: Time-Lapse Video Project, 210 Antonino (Ellis County): settlement, 57 Bernstein, David, 175–76 Arapaho tribe, 8 Beyond the Borders of Law: Critical Histories of the North American West: reviewed, 237 Index 301 BFI. See Browning Ferris Industries Billingham, Chase M.: “‘Urban Renewal,’ Homelessness, and C the Birth and Death of Wichita’s Naftzger Park,” article by, Cabin Creek, Battle of, 248 270–91; note on, 271 Camden Point, Missouri, 250–51 Bishop, L. W., 16 Cameron Sun (Missouri), 118–19 Bismarck Grove (Douglas Co.): Chautauqua assembly, 35 Camp, Sherri: film eviewed by, 206–7; note on, 193 Bixby, A. L., 44 Campney, Brent M. S.: “‘The Infamous Business of Kidnapping’: Black, Harold, 209 Slave-Catching in Kansas, 1858–1863,” article by, 154–71; Black Jack, Battle of, 245 “‘Leave Him Now to the Great Judge:’ The Short and Tragic Black Kettle, 8 Life of Allen Pinks, Free Black, Fugitive Slave, and Slave- BlacKKKlansman: poster, 214; reviewed, 212–14; table reading, catcher,” article by, 256–69; note on, 155, 257 photo, 193 “Canada to Kansas: The Wyandot Origins of Quindaro”: article Blaser, Lee, 274 by John Nichols, 80–89 Blatchley, Eben, 89, 114 Canady, Darren: film eviewed by, 212–14; note on, 194 Bleeding Kansas period, 158, 245. See also Free-state movement; Canby, Edward, 247 Kansas Territory; Slave-catching Caney (Montgomery Co.): Indian festival, 19 Blockson, Charles L., 131 Capote, Truman: In Cold Blood, 191, 194, 211, 212 Bloody Benders: film on, 198–99; graves of victims, photo, 191; Captain, Augustus, 19 historical marker, 190, 192; story of, 190–91 Carlson, Kristen: book coedited by, reviewed, 297 Blunt, James G., 248, 251, 252, 253 Carothers, Pat, 126 Blunt, William, 26 Carroll, Graham: A New Deal for Public Art in the Free State, 208–9 Boatner, Edward H., 114, 118, 120 Casten, William, 176–77 Bonds, Nedra, 126, 133, 137–39 Castle, Elizabeth A.: Warrior Women, 214–16 Book notes, 71, 151, 239, 300 Catt, Carrie Chapman, 41 Book reviews, 64–70, 146–50, 234–38, 294–99 CCFOQ. See Concerned Citizens for Old Quindaro Booth, C. C., 115 Center City Steering Committee (CCSC), Wichita, 276, 278, 279 Boston Daniels et al. v. Board of Commissioners, 126 Chadwick, Charles, 95–96, 97, 98 Bowles, John, 248 Chang, Chung, 282 Bowlus, L. H., 10–11, 12 Chanute (Neosho Co.): railroad workers, 177 Boxell, Mark: book reviewed by, 294 Chanute Daily Tribune, 177 Boyd, James, 276 Chaperone, The: poster, 207; reviewed, 207–8 Bremer, Jett, 110 Charowhas, Louis, 174–75 Brightburn, 191; poster, 223; reviewed, 222–23 Chautauquas: concerts, 118–19; history, 34; New York, 34, 37; Broderick, Case, 30 Ottawa, article on, 32–45; Redpath-Horner circuit, 119, No. 1 Brooks, Louise, 193, 207–8 back cover Broome, George, 120 Che-hah-nah-she, 13 Brown, John: Battle of Black Jack, 245; slave rescues, 264; statue in Chemical Lands: Pesticides, Aerial Spraying, and Health in North Quindaro, 99, 111, 114, 125, 143, photos, 75, 78 America’s Grasslands since 1945: reviewed, 148 Brown, Nancy Quindaro. See Guthrie, Nancy Quindaro Brown Cherokee tribe, 248 Brownback, Sam, 208 Chetopa (Four Lodges; Osage leader), 8 Browning Ferris Industries (BFI): attorneys, 141; landfill proposal, Cheyenne tribe, 6–7, 8, 254–55 110, 125–31, 137–39 Chicago Tribune, 103 Brownlow, Kevin, 207 Children: Greek immigrant boys, 185–86; of homesteaders, article Brown v. Board of Education Mural Project: Legacy & Vision: Time- on, 46–63. See also Schools Lapse Video Project: reviewed, 210 Chisholm Trail, The: Joseph McCoy’s Great Gamble: reviewed, 67 Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, 194, 210, 211 Christianson, James R., 5–6, 18 Bruce, Henry Clay, 266–67, 268; photo, 267 Chumos, Constantine (“Con”), 174 Bryan, Jimmy L., Jr.: book by, reviewed, 238 Chumos, James (Demetrios), 174 Bryan, William Jennings: at Chautauquas, 34, 36 Chumos, Peter, 181 Bryant, B. S., 284 Circleville (Jackson County): railroad strike, article on, 20–31 Buchanan, Rex: book reviewed by, 67 Civil War: escaped slaves, 159, 160–61, 164–65; guerrilla activity Buchkoski, John: book reviewed by, 148 on Missouri-Kansas border, 169, 249–51; Indians in, 8, 13n, 88– Buford, John, 87 89, 248; in Kansas, 246–47, 248; Kansas Red Legs, 26, 107, 249; Bukaty, John J., Sr., 126, 130 lynchings during, 167–68; in New Mexico, 246–48; Quindaro Burdsal, Caleb S., Jr., 252–53 and, 88, 104–5; Second Colorado Cavalry Regiment, article on, Burke, Diane Mutti, 159, 258 242–55. See also Confederate Army; Union Army Burleigh, Harry T., 120 Civil War battles: Baxter Springs, 26; Cabin Creek, 248; Honey Burnett, McKinley, 210 Springs, 248; Little Blue River, 251–53; Mine Creek, 253 Burns, Louis F., 5 Clampitt, Elaine, 281 Burrell, Fenton, 261 Clare, Mike, 169–70 Clark County: white settlement, 4–5. See also Osage Border War 302 Kansas History Clinton, Bill, 232 Davis, Levi, 12, 16 Clutter family murders, 211–12 Dean, John, 257, 264, 269 Coen, Ethan and Joel: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, 199–201 Dean, Virgil W., 292; photo, 292 Coffeyville (Montgomery Co.): African Americans, 118, 120–21; Debrow, Joe: book by, reviewed, 299 immigrant workers, 182; Macedonia Baptist Church, 118; Deep River Plantation Singers, 119 Osages and, 8, 18–19 Delaware Indians: lands owned by, 77, 102; reservation, map, 85; Coggs, Tyszu, 130 Wyandots and, 84 Colby, P.
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