Word: indians
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Lecture. Hampton Institute for Colored and Indian Youth (fully illustrated by stereopticon). Rev. A. B. Turner, Chaplain of the School. Sanders Theatre...
...lecture will be given in Sanders Theatre Monday evening which promises to be exceedingly interesting and instructive. The lecturer will be Rev. A. B. Turner, and the subject the "Hampton Institute for Colored and Indian Youth." Mr. Turner is chaplain of the Institute and his knowleged is consequently first-hand; his position peculiarly fits him to describe the inside life of the school. The Hampton Institute, which was opened by General Armstrong, has probably done more for the education of the colored youth in the South, and of the Indians than any other institution in the country. Students who have...
Lecture. Hampton Institute for Colored and Indian Youth (fully illustrated by stereopticon). Rev. A. B. Turner, Chaplain of the School. Sanders Theatre...
...class started in with elementary calisthenics and has progressed through all dumb bell, wand, and more difficult calisthenic movements. After Christmas the class will be divided into sections for work with Indian clubs, flying rings, parallel bars...
...classic places which need but a magician's touch to give them the fascination of romance. Parkman's style was distinctively picturesque as well as true to life. This latter quality was gained by a most painstaking study of all places and people of whom he wrote. Of the Indian character he gained an intelligent idea by long contact with the Indians themselves. In this he has performed invaluable service to the world, as he preserved in his records, at a period when it was fast passing away, a stage of civilization which in a few years would have been...