A History of Kansas

by Anna E. Arnold

• Cabeza de Vaca, [10], [11], [36].
• Cache, how made, [38].
• California, [29], [175];
  • gold seekers, [41];
  • gold fields, [41];
  • Road, [42], [69];
  • emigration to, [62].
• Camp Funston, [138].
• Capital, State, [99].
• Capitals, Territorial, [223].
• Capitol, State, [130].
• Carruth, William Herbert, [234].
• Carson, Kit, [41].
• Catholic priests, [16];
  • missions, [49], [226].
• Cattle Trade, [157-159].
• Census, first Territorial, [78].
• Cherokee County, [166].
• Chief Justices, Territorial, [236];
  • State, [240].
• Child-labor Law, [136].
• Cibola, [11].
• Cimarron Crossing, [38].
• Cimarron River, [32], [38].
• Civil War, [109-113], [115-129], [131], [143], [166].
• Clark, Esther M., [234].
• Clark, William, [20].
• Cloud County, [115].
• Coal, [166].
• Colby, [163].
• Coleman, [79].
• Colleges, list of, [244].
• College of Emporia, [204].
• Columbus, [9], [10].
• Colorado, [22], [29], [151], [153].
• Comanche Indians, [25], [33].
• Commercial Work, [195].
• Commission, Railroad, [182].
• Congressmen, [242], [243].
• Connelley, William Elsey, [234].
• Consolidated Schools, [191];
  • Districts, [195].
• Constitution, Topeka, [78], [94], [223];
  • Lecompton, [94], [95], [96], [223];
  • Leavenworth, [96], [223];
  • Wyandotte, [98], [99], [106], [223].
• Constitutions, summary of, [223].
• Corn, [156].
• Coronado, [10-14], [49];
  • monument for, [213];
  • sword of, [215].
• Cortez, [10], [29].
• Cotton Gin, [55].
• Council Grove, [33], [34], [72], [210].
• Counties Organized, [113], [122];
  • lists of, [248-250].
• County High School, [193].
• Cowboy, [158], [159].
• Crawford County, [166].
• Crawford, Samuel J., [117], [234].
• Crops of Kansas, [147], [148].

• Dairying, [157].
• Daughters of American Revolution, [210].
• Democratic Party, [98].
• Denominational Schools, [204], [244].
• Denver, Governor, [97].
• Dodge City, [12], [163];
  • cattle trade center, [158].
• Domestic Science, [192].
• Don Carlos, Mrs. Louise Cooke, [234].
• Doniphan County, [20].
• Douglas County, [79].
• Douglas, Stephen A., [58].
• Dow, [79].
• Drouth, [67], [104], [105], [106], [119], [127], [142], [148].
• Dugout, [102].

• Education, [187-206];
  • see [Schools].
• Eldridge, [85].
• Election, first Territorial, [72];
  • second Territorial, [73].
• Electric Railways, [182], [183].
• Elwood, [176].
• Emigrant Aid Company, [63], [64], [65], [85].
• Emporia, [197].
• English, [17].
• Exodus, [125].
• Experiment Station, [163].
• Extension Work, [204].

• Farmers’ Alliance, [161].
• Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union, [163].
• Farmers’ Institutes, [162].
• Farmers’ Organizations, [160].
• Farming Implements, [143-146].
• Father Padilla, [48].
• Feterita, [153].
• Fire-escape Law, [136].
• Floods, [133].
• Foreign Settlements, [180], [181].
• Fort Dodge, [38], [52], [228].
• Fort Hays, [52], [228].
• Fort Hays Kansas Normal School, [194].
• Fort Leavenworth, [50], [52], [139], [227].
• Fort Riley, [51], [52], [72], [75], [139], [211], [212], [227].
• Fort Scott, [52], [166], [227].
• Forts, list of, [227-229].
• “Forty-niners,” [41].
• Fourth of July Creek, [21].
• France, [16], [139];
  • end of claims in America, [17-18].
• Franklin, [33], [89].
• Fremont, John C., [41].
• Friends Missions, [49], [225].
• Friends University, [204].
• Funston, Fred, [129].
• Fur Traders, [47].

• Garden City, [153], [163].
• Gardner, [42].
• Gas, [167], [168], [171].
• Gasoline Tractor, [147].
• Geary, John W., [90], [91], [92], [94].
• Giles, F. W., [233].
• Glass, [171];
  • factories, [167], [171].
• Gleed, Charles, [233].
• Glick, Geo. W., [211].
• Gold Seekers, [41], [42].
• Good Roads, [183], [193];
  • federal aid, [183].
• Goss, Nathaniel S., [233].
• Governors, Territorial, [235];
  • State, [237].
• Graham, Effie, [234].
• Grange, [160].
• Grasshopper Invasion, [121], [122], [127].
• Gray, Alfred, [231].
• Great American Desert, [24], [25], [29], [106], [122].
• Great Bend, [12-13].
• Great Salt Lake, [41].
• Great Seal of Kansas, [116].
• Greenwood County, [117].
• Gregg, Josiah, [34].
• Gypsum, [168], [170].

• Hall of Fame, [211].
• Hamelton, [97].
• Hand Planter, [143], [144].
• Hard-surfaced Roads, [184].
• Harger, Charles M., [234].
• Harris, William A., [230].
• Harvey, Henry, [225-226], [233].
• Hays, [163].
• Highland College, [49], [225].
• High Schools, accredited, [193], [195], [197];
  • purpose of, [195];
  • courses, [195].
• Hinton, R. J., [233].
• Historical Society, [214], [215].
• History of Kansas, [207], [221].
• Homes of Kansas, poem, [101].
• Homestead Law, [117], [118].
• Horner, Hattie, [233].
• Horses, used on Santa Fe Trail, [33].
• Horticulture, [159].
• Household Arts, [191], [195].
• Howe, E. W., [233], [234].
• Hudson, Mary W., [233].
• Hutchinson, [167], [169].

• Illinois, [64].
• Immigration, [64], [65], [67], [88], [105-106], [115], [117-118], [122], [129], [180], [181].
• Independence, [33].
• Independence Creek, [21].
• Indiana, [64].
• Indian Territory, [46].
• Indians, [9], [20], [21], [22], [55], [72], [135];
  • tribes of, [25];
  • and traders, [31];
  • experience with, [38];
  • possessed Kansas, [45-53];
  • reservations, [46];
  • taught in missions, [49];
  • removal of, [45-46];
  • raids, [109], [115], [117];
  • as farmers, [142];
  • raised corn, [156].
• Industrial Training, [195].
• Industries of Kansas, [142-171].
• Ingalls, John J., [87], [211], [218], [233].
• Inman, Henry, [233], [234].
• Institutions, State, [244], [245].
• Insurance, Superintendents of, [241].
• Interstate Commerce Commission, [182].
• Interurban Lines, [183].
• Iowa, [64], [88], [89].
• “Iron Trail,” [179].
• Irrigation, [149].
• Irving, Washington, [24].
• Irwin, Rev. S. M., [225].

• Jayhawkers, [96].
• Jefferson, President, [17], [20].
• Jesuits, [16], [48].
• Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth A., [209].
• Johnson, Rev. Thomas, [50], [225].
• Johnson, William, [225].
• Joliet, [16].
• Jones, Sheriff, [79], [81], [83].
• Junction City, [13].
• Juvenile Courts, [136].

• Kafir Corn, [151].
• Kansas, admission of, [98], [106].
• Kansas City, [39], [50], [65], [66], [68], [112], [133], [166], [167], [174], [177].
• Kansas History, in the making, [221].
• Kansas-Nebraska Bill, [58], [63].
• Kansas Pacific Railroad, [177].
• Kansas Spirit, [217-221].
• Kansas Territory, map, [56];
  • organization, [58].
• Kansas To-day, [135], [136].
• Kanza Indians, [25], [33], [45].
• Kaw Indians, same as Kanza Indians.
• King, Henry, [233].
• Kingman, Samuel A., [230].

• La Croix, Father, [226].
• Land Grants, [180].
• Lane, James H., [78], [79], [87], [89], [99].
• La Salle, [16].
• Lawrence, [65], [68], [79], [80], [83], [88], [99], [167];
  • sacking of, [83];
  • defense of, [91];
  • Quantrill raid, [111];
  • floods, [133], [135].
• Lawrence, Amos A., [67].
• Lead and Zinc, [167].
• Leavenworth, [42], [68], [168].
• Leavenworth Constitution, [96], [166], [223].
• Lecompton, [68], [69], [88], [95].
• Lecompton Constitution, [94], [95], [223].
• Leedy, Governor, [161].
• Legislature, Bogus, [74], [76], [79], [80];
  • second Territorial, [94].
• Legislature, first Free-state, [95].
• Legislatures, summary of, [223].
• Length of school term, [187], [190].
• Lerrigo, Dr. C. H., [234].
• Lewelling, Governor, [161].
• Lewis and Clark, expedition of, [20-21], [25].
• Lieutenant-Governors, [237].
• Lincoln, [110].
• Lindsborg, [181].
• Linn County, [97], [112].
• Live Stock, [156-159].
• Locomotive, invention of, [174];
  • old and modern, [182].
• Long, Major, [24].
• Louisiana, naming of, [16];
  • purchase of, [17], [20], [45], [57];
  • exploration of, [20].
• Lykins, Dr. David, [225].
• Lykins, Dr. Johnson, [225].