Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-17
OrEani.ed Agriculture.
HIsTORIcAL SOCIETY MEL
MEETS
Program Of Annual Convention
which Begins Al LincOIn Today.


which Begins a. Lincoln Today.
LINCOLN, jan. 16-(special.)-The fol-
lowing Is the program of the meeting of
the State Historical society which will be-
gin here tomorrow: >,
Monday, January II. rooms of the Ne
braska state Historical society, library
building of the state university.
1880 p. m.-Meeting of the executive COM
mittee Of the Nebraska Territorial no
neers' association.
900 to 500 D. m.-InformaE reception to
members ana friends of the historical
society and the Pioneers association-reg-
istratton and issuance OF badges.
First Christian church. Fourteenth and
M streets.
7;45 p. m.-Joint session, Nebraska State
Historical society and Nebraska Terri
torlal Pioneers association John Lee
webster, president Nebraska State His
come, Chancellor Samuel Avery; address.
The First Catholic Bishop of Nebraska"
Rev. Michael A, shinei paper, "Life and
Character Of Lorenzo .Crounse," Judge
Eleezer ,Wakeley; address, General Charles
.. HENDERSON.
Tuesday. january IS, First Christian
church. Fourteenth and M streets.
1000 a.. m.-Meeting of the Nebraska
Territorial Pioneers association, President
a. +. kempton. presiding. Paper. Some
Eariy Nebraska Hlgtory," William NJ. De-
Coursey. French, dubuque, la; paper.
Sheen: paper. Early Settlement Of the
Platte Valley" David Anderson; general
diSc1ssion, led by samuel e Bessett
uW a, m--BusineBs Session. Presidents
address; report OF the secretary-treasurer;
miscellaneous business; election OF Off
GERS. a.
First Christian church. Fourteenth and
NJ streets.
Valley Historical association, Vice Presl-
dent DR.. Benjamin f. Shambaugh, pre-
siding. Business session. Address, In
American Ethnology;. addtess, Kansas
Nebraska Boundary Line" George w.
Martin, secretary Kansas State Historical
tary state Historical society OF South
Dakota.
Engene f. Ware, James Mooney and other
guests -
First Christian church, Fourteenth and
M streets.
$40 p, m,-Banquet for members and
friends of the State Historical society and
the Territorial Pioneers association
Plates 6e. Toastmaster, Judge Allen w
Field.N Five-mtnute toasts,
First Christian church, Fourteenth and
NJ streets.
President John L. Webster. presiding
Address, The Indian Ghost Dance" JameI
Mooney, Bureau Of American Ethnology
address. Relation OF State and Local His
toricai Societies." Edgar r.. Harlan, cura
tor historical department OF Iowa, De-
Moines; address, General John C. Gown
Wednesday, January 10. Music hall, Tenn
pie theater, Twelfth and r streets.
$50 a. m.--Informal conference arrange,
for those especially interested In ethno
logical and archaeological study. Elmer p
Blackman, presiding. Iowa as an Archeo
logical Field" Edgar r. Hardin, curato
historical department OF Iowa, Des Moines
rSiouan History" Doane Robinson, secre
tary State Historical society, OF soutl
Dakota; general discussion. led by Jane
Mooney reports from local fields in Ne
braska by: Thomas -Magwood Of Clear
Tatsg' waiter Ries e hiIs Springs. :
Reynolds OF Nemaha'
Commercial club rooms. Fraternit
building, Thirteenth and N streets.
1900 m.-Luncheon, rendered to HoT
Eugene II. Ware, James Mooney and othe
guests. by the Lincoln Commercial club.
First Christian church, Fourteenth an
M streets.
Also D. m.-Historiea society session, San
uei O.. Bassett, vice president State His
toFto Sites" Robert Harvey; History G
Nebraska state P~enitentiary," Or. Porte
Sis d m.-confeFence OF local histories
societies and old settlers associations; ter
minute reports from representatives (
local organizations.
First Christian church, Fourteenth an
NJ streets. Ns
7:l5 2. m,-Ioint session Historical q
ciety and Territorial Pionaerg' association
d Msn; !IHfh Ss h M WsSsaeF vaR RessiS Az F ii
for Historical Research" BENJAMIN l
S~hamhRugh. Ph.D., vice president Missll
sippi Valley Historical association, supe
~intendent OF Iowa state Historical societ,
address. .The Indian Campaign Of 1894
Hon. Eugene T.. Ware.