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Reindeer Files Database

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Author
Date
Location
Subject
URL
Walter C. Shields
January 26, 1916
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MS Ref: Box:
UO
To:
W.T. Lopp

Eskimo Names: Chester Seveck; Electoona; White Names:
Dr. Hamilton; Hoare; [Jim?] Allen; Tuckfield; Joe Ferrero; Replogle;
Events: Places: Kivalina; Kotzebue; Pt. Hope; Selawik;
Perceptions: Treatment:
Travel Themes: Eskimo Trading

Themes: "enclosed is letter from Chester Seveck; Chester most influential of younger men at Point Hope, bright, aggressive; people keeping him stirred up against Replogle; Replogle is supposed to have made statement about devil and prayer books to Chester; disputed bills of sale; Replogle scared Chester into signing, talked about jail when the "Bear" came; Shields got all parties together at Kotzebue plus other reindeer men and they thrashed it all out, arrived at agreement; takes patience and time; Replogle inflexible in every way, lacks sense of humor, can't get in touch with people very well; Chester's consult with Lopp about dance; Replogle not safe in some ways [two-faced]; Chester's remark about tobacco; Replogle trying to put him in everlasting "yell"; " Trapping/Fishing/
Berry Picking

Business or
Organization:
Ships, Boats, &
Marine Equipment

Books, Documents, & Articles: Diseases & Infirmaties

General Medical

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