Nothing Daunted (45 page)

    Moffat Tunnel,
217

    in Oak Creek,
153

    Rollins Pass,
93
,
94
,
95
,
98
,
212

Molière,
63

Mordkin, Mikhail,
131

Morsbach, Jesse,
114
,
173
,
215

Morsbach, Oliver,
114
,
196

Morsbach, Rudolph,
114
,
119
,
121
,
173
–74

Mott, Lucretia,
21

Mountain View school,
110
,
112
,
138

Mount Holyoke College,
36

Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. George,
75
,
76
,
121
–22

Mutual Welfare League,
23

Napoleon I,
63

Napoléon III (Louis Napoléon),
67

New York City,
6
,
20
,
79
,
81
,
92
,
119
,
139
–40

Nijinsky, Vaslav,
x
,
59
–60,
66

Nineteenth Amendment,
97

North Star
(abolitionist newspaper),
20

Oak Creek, Colorado,
xiii
,
151
,
152
–54,
168
,
220

Oak Hills, Colorado,
133
,
149
,
150
–51,
154
–55,
169
,
171
,
197
,
206
,
220

Oak Point (Carpenter’s property),
51
,
72
,
73
,
134
,
134
–36,
182
,
215
–16

Oberlin College,
37

Oklahoma!
(Rodgers and Hammerstein),
225

Old Kent Corporation,
19

Osborne, David,
21

Osborne, Eliza,
21
–22,
53

Osborne, Thomas Mott,
22
,
23
–24

Oswego Starch Factory,
17

“Overland Journey” (Greeley),
10

Owasco Lake (New York),
14
,
20
–21

Paris, France,
59
–66

Pavlova, Anna,
131

Peck, Emma H.,
34
,
126
,
127
–28,
133
,
160
,
162

Peck, Harry B.,
127

Perry, Bob,
x
,
77
–78,
92
,
128
–30,
135
–37,
142
–43,
149
–51,
156
–59,
162
,
163
–72,
195
,
197
,
206
,
207
,
220

Perry, Charlotte,
77
,
78
,
128
–32,
150
,
159
,
175
,
224
–25

Perry, Lottie Matson,
129
,
153
,
205

Perry, Marjorie,
129
,
131
,
151
,
167
–68,
202

Perry, Ruth,
137

Perry, Samuel M.,
xiv
,
78
,
92
,
110
,
129
,
131
,
137
,
153
,
167
,
169
,
183
,
205
,
225

Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts Camp (Rocky Mountain Dancing Club)
124
,
128
–32,
224
–25

Persigny, Albine de,
67

Phipps, Lawrence C.,
153

Phippsburg, Colorado,
153
–54,
159
,
199

Picasso, Pablo,
62

Pike’s Peak gold rush,
9
,
10
,
48

Pitkin, Gov. Frederick W.,
32
,
33
,
34

Pleasant, Eunice,
209
–12,
221

Pleasant, Richard,
225

Pomeroy, Mrs. Theodore M.,
80

Princeton University,
45
–47

prisons and prison reform,
22
–23

Progressive Party,
63
,
143

Racine, Jean,
63

Radcliffe College,
37

railroads,
xii
,
6
,
50
,
78

    financiers of,
xiv

    Lehigh Valley Railroad,
21

    mining and,
153

    
See also
Moffat Road

ranchers,
92

range wars (cattlemen versus sheep men),
73
,
102

Ranhofer, Charles,
54

Reid, Sam and Mary,
34

Rench, Iva,
77
,
112
,
125
,
138
–39,
210
–11

Republican Party,
11
,
63
,
143
,
178
,
217

Rey, Mme (French teacher),
60
,
61
,
62
,
63
,
65

Reynolds, George,
211

Rimrock (Rock) School.

See
Elkhead School

Robinson, Jimmy,
114
,
121
,
181
,
215

Robinson, Robin,
114
,
121
,
173
,
180
,
223

Rocky Mountain News,
9
,
30
,
91
,
168

Rocky Mountains,
xii
,
129

railroad over,
3

    Ute tribe and,
30

    Western Slope,
12
–13,
32

Rodeo
(de Mille and Copland),
225

Rodgers and Hammerstein,
225

Roosevelt, Franklin D.,
22
,
217
,
218
,
219

Roosevelt, Theodore,
47
,
63
–64,
95
,
143

Roselawn (Brown home),
67
–68

Routt County, Colorado,
4
,
13
,
49
,
51
,
87
,
202
,
217

    coal mining in,
153
,
154

    county fair in Hayden,
137
–38

    homesteaders,
101

    Moffat Road as lifeline for,
91

    Perry’s enterprises in,
92
,
110

    ranchers in,
73

    schools,
76

Routt County Republican
(newspaper),
71
,
76
,
77
,
111
,
118
,
204

Rubens, Peter Paul,
69

Rubinstein, Ida,
60

Rye Seminary,
26

Sabin, Palmer,
12
,
13

Scheherazade
(opera),
59
–60

Schreiner, Olive,
96

Seelye, L. Clark,
37
,
39
,
41
,
53

Seneca Falls Convention,
x
,
21

servants,
15
,
16
,
29

settlement houses,
35
–36

Seward, Fanny,
18

Seward, Frances,
19

Seward, William H.,
xi
,
18
–20,
22
,
54
,
81

Seward, Brig. Gen. William H., Jr.,
25

Shakespeare, William,
29
,
191

sheep herders,
73

Shelton, Ezekiel,
34

silver mining,
xii
,
12

Singer, Paris,
66

Sing Sing prison,
x
—xi

Smart, Albert,
30
,
32
–33,
34

Smart, Lou,
32
–33,
34
,
37

Smart, Porter M.,
30
,
32

Smart family,
31
,
32
–33

Smith, Ezra,
207
,
223

Smith, George,
76

Smith, Sophia,
36

Smith College,
x
,
4
,
25
,
35
–41,
55
,
77
,
78
,
128
,
130
,
150
,
220

Socialism,
64

Solandt, John V.,
71

Speer, Robert,
9

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady,
21
,
22

Steamboat Springs, Colorado,
xiii
,
xiv
,
30
,
87
,
160
,
169
,
215

    founding,
127

    mineral waters of,
49
–50

    mining towns compared with,
152

    modern dance as scandal in,
132

    Moffat Road and,
96

    state teacher examinations held in,
124
,
126
–28

    Winter Carnival,
202

Steamboat & Wolcott Stage,
45
,
50

Stein, Gertrude,
62

Stein, Leo,
62

Stein, Michael,
62

Stewart, Elinore Pruitt,
82
–83

Strawberry Park,
128
–32,
202
,
220
,
224

Stuart, William Whitewright,
69
–70

suffragists,
x
,
21
,
65
,
80

Sumner, H. A.,
93
,
94

Sunday-school services,
109
,
112

Switzerland,
59

Taft, William Howard,
63

Tammany Hall,
22

Taylor Grazing Act,
218

Thompson, Maj. James B.,
32
,
33

Throop, Enos,
20
–21

Toklas, Alice B.,
62

Tonetti, Alexandra,
131

Tonetti, Francois and Mary,
131

tourism,
92
,
93

trapping,
125

Tubman, Harriet,
20

Turner, Frederick Jackson,
48
,
73
,
225

Two Bar ranch,
102

Underground Railroad,
xi
,
20

Underwood, Arthur (brother of Ros),
53
,
55
,
57
,
58
,
97

Underwood, George (father of Ros),
5
,
18
,
21
,
184
,
205

Underwood, George, Jr. (brother of Ros),
177
,
184
,
185

Underwood, Grace (mother of Ros),
17
–18,
174
,
175
,
205
–6

Underwood, Helen (aunt of Ros),
141
–42,
181
,
184
–85,
189
,
194
,
207

Underwood, J. Platt (uncle of Ros),
7
,
12
,
206

Underwood, Kennard (brother of Ros),
85

Underwood, Nellie (aunt of Ros),
118

Underwood family,
xiii
,
21
,
25
,
55
,
57
,
97
,
174
,
184
–85

United Mine Workers,
155

Ute tribe,
30
–31,
32
–34,
102
,
216

Vassar College,
36
,
150

Victorian society,
x
,
15
,
25

Villa, Pancho,
85

Vlaminck, Maurice,
62

Wagner, Earnest,
30
,
71
,
99

Walker, William,
34
,
216

Walks in Old Paris,
61

Ward, Mrs. Humphry,
56

Wattles, Rebecca,
xiii
,
215
–16,
223
–24

Wellesley College (Wellesley Female Seminary),
36
,
81
,
84

Western Colorado Improvement Company,
30

White, Ann,
208

White, Jack,
51
,
52
,
72
,
160
–61,
193
,
208
,
216

White River Agency,
32
,
33

Whittaker, D. L.,
174

Williams College,
37

Williams Fork,
162

Willowbrook compound,
20
–21

Wilson, Woodrow,
22
,
46
–48,
72
,
73

    labor strife in Colorado and,
156

    as New Jersey governor,
63
–64

    in presidential elections,
177
–78

    prospect of war with Mexico and,
xii
,
85
,
143

    World War I and,
128
,
143
,
204

Winter Park (formerly Idlewild), Colorado,
93

Within Prison Walls
(Osborne),
24

Woman and Labor
(Schreiner),
96

Woman’s Educational and Industrial Union,
22
,
53
,
80

women,
xiii
,
73

    careers open to,
55