Nothing Daunted (43 page)
Authors: Dorothy Wickenden
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———. “Historical Interview, Farrington R. Carpenter, Director, Grazing Service, Department of the Interior.” Interview by Jerry A. O’Callaghan, Bureau of Land Management, about the Taylor Grazing Act, July 9, 1981.
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OCUMENTARY
Aitken, Leonard. “A Divine Madness.” Co-produced by Candice Carpenter, Oak Creek Films. Made possible by the Colorado Council on the Arts and Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Residents of Steamboat Springs, 1979.
NDEX
Adair, Everette,
135
,
163
,
170
,
179
Adair ranch,
100
,
108
,
125
,
193
,
218
Adair school,
110
Alcott, Louisa May,
175
American Ballet Theatre,
225
Amherst College,
37
Anderson, Susan,
96
André, Édouard,
68
Army/Cavalry, U.S.,
33
,
34
,
85
,
156
Auburn, New York,
ix
,
xiv
,
5
–6,
53
–55,
79
,
97,
202
,
207
First Baptist Church,
174
Fort Hill Cemetery,
24
,
25
,
67
,
140
Logan silk mills,
5
Owasco Lake as popular retreat,
20
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church,
111
Theological Seminary,
80
Austria,
115
automobiles,
12
,
40
–41,
61
,
74
,
133
Bakst, Léon,
59
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo,
225
Barrymore, Ethel,
26
Bassett, Josie,
102
Bassett, “Queen Ann,”
102
Beardsley, Alonzo (grandfather of Dorothy),
17
Beardsley, Anna Porter (grandmother of Dorothy),
16
,
24
Beardsley, Cora,
67
Beardsley, Josephine.
See
Brown, Josephine Beardsley (cousin of Dorothy)
Beardsley, Nelson (great-uncle of Dorothy),
17
,
18
Beardsley, William,
67
Beecher, Henry Ward,
37
Bell, Sam,
152
Berenson, Bernard,
130
Berenson, Senda,
130
Blackmore, William,
31
blacks (African-Americans),
xii
–xiii,
18
–19,
37
coal miners,
152
Company D, Ninth Cavalry,
33
Underground Railroad in Auburn and,
20
Blue, Daniel,
11
Bolten, Isadore,
138
,
193
,
218
–19
Boston Cooking-School Cook Book, The,
194
Braque, Georges,
62
Brookfield, Mrs. (cousin of Ros),
55
,
56
brothels,
152
Brown, Clement,
67
–68
Brown, Henry C.,
11
Brown, Josephine Beardsley (cousin of Dorothy),
61
,
66
–68
Brown, William,
25
Bruin, Miss (kindergarten teacher),
14
Bryan, William Jennings,
46
buffalo,
178
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show,
48
Cage, John,
224
California Park,
143
Callaway, Emily,
81
Camp Fire Girls,
201
–2
Carpenter, Farrington (Ferry),
x
,
4
–7,
13
,
28
,
29
,
71
,
72
–78,
92
,
110
–11,
118
,
122
,
128
,
134
,
134
–37,
139
,
171
,
183
,
195
,
200
–201,
212
,
215
,
216
,
220
,
221
Bolten and,
193
education standards and,
191
,
208
in FDR administration,
217
–18
at Harvard Law School,
52
,
73
,
150
homestead in Colorado,
51
–52,
101
,
135
interest in American West,
47
–50
marriage to Ros,
221
–22
Perry kidnapping and,
167
plan to bring women to Elkhead and,
75
–78,
84
,
85
at Princeton University,
45
–47
as rancher,
72
–73,
74
,
216
–17,
221
Rocky Mountain Dancing Club and,
129
in World War I,
209
Carpenter, Ruth,
77
Carpenter, Willis,
221
Cassidy, Butch,
102
cattlemen,
73
Cayuga County Political Equality Club,
80
Cayuga tribe,
24
–25
Chambers, Mrs.,
96
Chesterton, G. K.,
56
Great Fire (1871),
153
railroad station,
7
clothes/fashion,
41
,
54
,
59
,
66
,
86
,
87
,
126
bathing costumes,
21
donations for Colorado students,
174
accidents,
155
Moffat mine,
149
–52
strikes by workers,
155
–57
wagon mines,
125
coeducational colleges,
37
Dawson’s description of,
49
gold rush in,
72
labor strife in,
154
–56
state teacher examinations,
87
,
124
,
125
,
126
–28
women’s suffrage in,
97
Comanche tribe,
48
–49
Confessions of a Maverick
(Carpenter autobiography),
45
,
52
,
78
,
169
