Indian Rights Association

Report of a Visit to the Great Sioux Reserve, Dakota

2023

The Case of the Mission Indians in Southern California

2018

Report Of A Visit To The Navajo, Pueblo, And Hualapais Indians Of New Mexico And Arizona

2018

Report

2018

The Annual Report Of The Executive Committee Of The Indian Rights Association, Volumes 27-32

2015

A crisis in the cause of Indian education

1978

Indians today, 1940

1978

Indian truth

1924

Will make strong fight in Senate for Indians' rights

1913

The present situation of Indian affairs

1912

Imprisonment without trial

1909

To our members and friends

1908

A brief statement of the Indian rights association

1907

"A question of national honor"

1906

A danger to be averted

1904

The Standing Rock Indians and the grazing leases

1902

The eighteenth annual report of the Executive Committee of the Indian Rights Association

1901

An appeal on behalf of the Apaches, Kiowas, and Comanches

1899

On the verge of a scandal

1896

The Attorney-General and seven Indian policemen of Cheyenne River Agency

1895

Senator Intrigue and Inspector Noseby [prospectus]

1895

Indian school welfare

1894

The Secretary of the Interior and the Indian educational problem

1894

The Southern Utes

1894

Brief statement of the nature and purpose of the Indian Rights Association, with a summary of its work for the year 1892

1893

The tenth annual report of the Executive Committee of the Indian Rights Association

1893

A further report to the Indian Rights Association on the proposed removal of the Southern Utes

1892

How to bring the Indian to citizenship, and citizenship to the Indian

1892

The case of the Southern Utes

1892

To the public

1892

The eighth annual report of the executive committee of the Indian Rights Association

1891

The killing of women and children

1891

The President's opportunity

1891

The Sisseton Indians

1891

A contrast

1891

The present need of the Indian School Service

1890

The seventh annual report of the Executive Committee of the Indian Rights Association

1890

The Indian situation

1890

Protest of the Indian Rights Association against the proposed removal of the Southern Ute Indians

1890

A hideous system

1890

The Ute Indians

1890

In his report on Indian education, Dec. 1, 1889, the Commissioner outlined an educational scheme, far short of what should be undertaken ...

1890

The sixth annual report of the Executive Committee of the Indian Rights Association

1889

The question of Indian Commissioner Oberly's retention

1889

The Indian Service

1889

Prospective changes in offices

1889

Extract from the report of Hon. John H. Oberly ... concerning the introduction of the merit system in the Indian service

1889

Suggestions to members

1889

Annual Report of the Executive Committee of the Indian Rights Association ...

1889

A plea for an Indian church boarding school on the Standing Rock Reservation, Dakota

1888

How we punish our allies

1888

One case of justice to Indians

1888

The Indian Reservation Courts bill

1888

The Indian Rights Association

1888

Good field for reform

1888

Lakota on Wiwicayungapi kte cin

1888

Indian courts bill

1888

Friendship that asks for pay

1887

Poor material for an Indian agent

1887

Those Apache prisoners

1887

[Reform in the Indian service]

1887

Needed legislation

1887

A brief statement of the objects, achievements, and needs of the Indian Rights Association

1887

The Case of the Mission Indians in Southern California

1886

Indian administration

1886

The suspension of Dr. V.T. McGillycuddy, United States Indian agent, Pine Ridge Agency, Dak

1886

To help the Indians

1886

Indian education

1886

The Honorable commissioner of indian affairs and the census at Pine Ridge Indian Agency, Dakota

1886

A disgrace to civilization

1886

Popular statement and abstract of "An act to divide a portion of the reservation of the Sioux Nation of Indians, in Dakota, into separate reservations, and to secure the relinquishment of the Indian title to the remainder," commonly known as Senator Dawes' Sioux bill, passed the Senate Feb. 1st, 1886, and was referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs, and ordered to be printed Feb. 4th

1886

The case of the Mission Indians in Southern California, and the action of the Indian Rights Association in supporting the defence of their legal rights

1886

The helplessness of the Indians before the law with an outline of proposed legislation

1886

Indian Rights Association

1886

[Indian question

1886

Crow Creek Reservation, Dakota

1885

The second annual report of the Executive Committee of the Indian Rights Association

1885

Provisions of the Sioux Bill

1885

The administration and the Indians

1885

The taking of the Crow Creek lands

1885

The Sioux bill

1884

Constitution and by-laws of the Indian Rights Association

1884

[Objects of the Indian Rights Association]

1884

Objects of the Indian Rights Association

1884

Annual Report of the Executive Committee of the Indian Rights Association ...

1883

Constitution and by-laws of the Indian Rights Association

1883

[Leaflets, circulars, etc.].