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Honoring Doctor John McLoughlin's Memory
Get PDF"The occasion was the dedication… of the McLoughlin Institute, which has grown out of the St. John's Parochial and High School.
Oregon Missionary Honored
Get PDF"The well-known pioneer clergyman and missionary of Oregon--- Rev. A. L. Lindsley, D. D., LL. D.--- was beautifully remembered in South Salem, New York, last December.
Stephen A. Douglas: A Study of the Attempt to Settle the Question of Slavery in the Territories by the Application of Popular Sovereignty,--- 1850-1860
Get PDF"This paper will be confined to a discussion of Douglas' activity in dealing with the problems growing out of annexations of territory, and the application of popular sovereignty in the organization of the Territory of Nebraska.
A Massacre on the Frontier
Get PDF"About the 1st of May, 1856, a well-equipped command of soldiers under Lieutenant-Colonel Steptoe broke camp at The Dalles, Oregon, and took the line of march for Walla Walla Valley, Washington Territory…
The State Archives at Olympia
Get PDF"In a report on the State archives of Washington… I gave a detailed account of the condition and contents of the archives at Olympia, Tacoma and Seattle.
Marking the Washington-Idaho Boundary
Get PDF"In 1873, Congress made an appropriation of $10, 800 to establish the western boundary of Idaho, or that portion lying east of the Territory of Washington not already established by nature… To execute this work, the then Secretary of the Interior, Columbus Delano, appointed the writer.
United States History for Schools. By Edmond S. Meany
Get PDF"The text aims at a proper perspective in which the West is not neglected, as has been too often the case in the past.
The Last American Frontier. By Frederic Logan Paxson
Get PDF"The book takes into account the development of the West along the various trails, the building of railroads, Indian policies, the last chapter being entitled: Letting in the Population.
James Clark Strong. By James Clark Strong
No full text"This book is in no ways pretentious. For the benefit of his family and friends the writer tells in an interesting way his memory of an eventful life.
