| 1900.4042 |
Document |
Address to the Philippine Lawyers Association of Washington DC, Arlington VA.
September 20, 1986 |
A Quiet American Sounds Off: An Address |
Marumoto, William H. Mo |
1986 |
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| 1900.4043 |
Booklet |
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| 1900.4045 |
Booklet |
Details of the life of Iva Toguri, one of many women known as Tokyo Rose. |
Iva Toguri d'Aquino: Victim of a Legend |
|
1976 |
National Committee for Iva Toguri |
| 1900.4046 |
Article |
|
Challenging Nostalgia: Unveiling the Ghosts of Seattle's Nippon Kan |
Au Yong, Byron |
2004 |
the Drama Review |
| 1900.4048 |
article |
|
Pioneer Japanese Interracial Marriages in Seattle |
Litz, John R. |
|
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| 1900.4049 |
article |
|
Vanishing Sons: The Chinese Laundry Workers at 1813 Seventh Street, West Oakland, California |
Yang, Jeannie Kristen |
|
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| 1900.405 |
Article |
Washington Street Gambling Den Pulled Last Night, 15 Chinese men and 3 Caucasians were arrested and all of their gambling implements confiscated. |
Chinese Games Raided |
|
May 22,1897 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4050 |
article |
Human-interest story on Pioneer Square bookseller whose first four years were lived at Swedish Hospital. |
David Ishii, Bookseller |
Moody, Fred |
2/29/2004 |
Seattle Times Magazine |
| 1900.4051 |
article |
|
Deck stacked against Asians: Casinos play off gambling-intensive culture |
Skolnik, Sam |
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| 1900.4052 |
article |
|
Ichiro's Shadow: Doger is not yet a phenomenon |
Sakazaki, Jack |
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| 1900.4053 |
Article |
A look at the Wing Luke Asian Museum's exhibit "Playing for Keeps: Asian Pacific Americans in Sports." Includes interviews with Frank Fujii, Seattle's first Asian American head coach of a Seattle area high school; Wang Yung, fencing champion; and Phi Pham, one of three Asian women on the Northwest Power lifting Team. |
Making sports history |
Beason, Tyrone |
April 17, 2003 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4054 |
article |
Essay by a Seattle high school student exhorting people of Japanese background to get 'Americanized' , and improve their mental and social conditions and prove to the American people that we are completely imbued with the American spirit of democracy and loyalty. Lauds democracy and Christianity. |
Americanization |
Hamada, Ishi |
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| 1900.4055 |
article |
|
Americaning the Nipponese |
Okajima, Dorothea Ai |
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| 1900.4056 |
article |
|
Americanization |
Yagawa, Toki Mi |
|
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| 1900.4057 |
article |
|
My Conception of America |
Arai, Tama |
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| 1900.4058 |
article |
Essay by a University of Washington student encouraging the U. S. and Japan to cooperate for the good of each other. |
True Kiplingism |
Okajima, Thelma Shizu |
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| 1900.4059 |
Article |
|
The Drums of the Dong Son Culture |
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| 1900.406 |
Article |
One Chinese was stabbed to death, three were critically wounded, and one Filipino was badly cut up in a riot staged by fifty Filipinos and Chinese in an alleged Chinatown gambling den. |
Chinese, Filipinos Wage Deadly Row Over Gambling Loss |
|
September 1, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4060 |
Article |
|
The Bronze Dong Son Drums |
Markbreiter, Stephen |
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| 1900.4061 |
Article |
|
Musical Instruments, Baskets, and Utensils |
Lewis, Paul |
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| 1900.4062 |
Article |
|
Dongson Drum |
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| 1900.4063 |
Article |
|
Dong Son Drums in Viet Nam |
The Viet Nam Social Science Publishing House |
1990 |
|
| 1900.4064 |
Article |
|
New Light on a Forgotten Past |
Solheim, Wilhelm G. |
March 1971 |
National Geographic |
| 1900.4065 |
Article |
|
Dragon Boats |
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| 1900.4066 |
Article |
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Asian Dragons |
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| 1900.4067 |
Article |
|
Dragons |
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| 1900.4068 |
Article |
|
The Dragon |
Reid, Lori |
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| 1900.4069 |
Article |
|
The Birth of the Hina Doll |
Fujimoto, Hiroshi |
3/2/53 |
The Mainichi |
| 1900.407 |
|
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The First Victim to be Buried is Called a Devoted Family Man |
|
2/24/1983 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4070 |
Article |
|
Girl's Day |
Case, Frederick |
2/29/1984 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4071 |
Article |
|
The Doll Ceremony: A Vanishing Ritual |
Iritani, Evelyn |
|
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.4072 |
Article |
|
Holidays Just for Kids! |
Robinson Rondoe, Jeanne |
5/3/94 |
Christian Science Monitor |
| 1900.4073 |
Document |
|
The Doll Festival and Girl's Day |
|
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| 1900.4074 |
Document |
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The Hinamatsuri or Doll Festival |
|
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| 1900.4075 |
Document |
|
Doll's Festival |
|
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| 1900.4076 |
Document |
|
O-Hinamatsuri |
|
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| 1900.4077 |
Document |
|
Girl's Day Exhibit |
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| 1900.4078 |
Article |
|
Girl's Day Kyoto-style Empress on left Emperor on right |
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| 1900.4079 |
Booklet |
|
Hinamatsuri |
|
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| 1900.408 |
Article |
Benjamin Ng and Willie Mak are arrested in connection with the Wah Mee Massacre. More information is given on Benjamin Ng. |
One Suspect in Killings had Trouble for Years |
Miletich, Steve |
February 24, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4080 |
Article |
Features the Chinatown Discovery Tour, led by Vi Mar and Howard King |
Gifted guide: Vi Mar's tours keep the city's ethnic history alive |
Villano, Matt |
May 2004 |
Sunset Magazine |
| 1900.4081 |
Brochure |
|
A Living Language: Chinese Characters |
|
September 1982 |
Kwang Hwa |
| 1900.4082 |
Articles |
|
Chinese Word-A-Day |
Lew, Gordon |
|
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| 1900.4083 |
Article |
|
Chinese Turn To Western Style Script |
Smith, Charles R. |
8/22/1976 |
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| 1900.4084 |
Document |
|
Vocabulary and Useful Phrases |
|
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| 1900.4085 |
Article |
|
The Formation Of Characters |
|
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| 1900.4086 |
Article |
|
KOKESHI |
|
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| 1900.4087 |
Article |
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Kokeshi Doll: Young Woman |
|
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| 1900.4088 |
Article |
|
Kokeshi |
|
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| 1900.4089 |
Article |
|
Miyagi Kokeshi Dolls |
|
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| 1900.409 |
Article |
Background on the origin of Chinese lotteries which are basd on a poem written by a Chinese Emperor, Hun Sun |
Origin of the Great Chinese Lottery |
|
October 21,1895 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4090 |
Article |
|
Miyagi Kokeshi |
|
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| 1900.4091 |
Article |
|
Kokeshi Dolls |
|
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| 1900.4092 |
Article |
|
Kokeshi dolls |
|
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| 1900.4093 |
Document |
|
Kokeshi Doll Display of Georgia Sealoff |
Sealoff, Georgia |
|
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| 1900.4094 |
Document |
Letter about donation to Seattle Public Libraries |
Kokeshi Dolls |
|
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| 1900.4095 |
Article |
|
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Gibbin, Jill and David |
|
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| 1900.4096 |
article |
|
Puget Sound Journal: Remembering the Killing Fileds |
Brad Wong |
July 3, 2004 |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
| 1900.4097 |
Article |
|
Fuji Musume-Wistaria Girl |
|
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| 1900.4098 |
Article |
|
The Boy's Festival |
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| 1900.4099 |
Article |
|
The White Horse |
Baten, Lea |
|
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| 1900.410 |
|
Chinatown Tour in Seattle's ID offers insights into the history of the area and Seattle's gambling dens. |
Peek Into Old Seattle's Chinese Gambling Dens |
Anderson, Barry |
2/6/1983 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4100 |
Article |
|
The Image and the Motif Japanese Dolls: Identification Chart and Line Drawing |
Baten, Lea |
|
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| 1900.4101 |
Document |
|
Friendship Doll Locations |
Skiles, Rosie |
|
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| 1900.4102 |
Article |
|
Kokeshi |
|
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| 1900.4103 |
Article |
|
Baguio and the Mountain Province |
|
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| 1900.4104 |
Article |
|
Philippine Hats |
|
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| 1900.4105 |
Article |
|
The Goose At The Wedding |
Murphy, Sunny |
September-Octob |
|
| 1900.4106 |
Article |
|
The Five Fortunes |
Rich, Irene S. |
|
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| 1900.4107 |
Article |
|
World of Chinese Macrame |
Su, Yang |
|
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| 1900.4108 |
Article |
|
Chinese Birdcages: A New Study Based on the Donegan Collection |
Lannom, Gloria W. |
September-Octob |
|
| 1900.4109 |
Article |
|
Chinese Lacquerware |
Shen, Fu-wen |
|
China Reconstructs |
| 1900.411 |
|
Before the Wah Mee killings most police either did not know about the gambling in the ID or felt it was of little consequence. Police officers assigned to the ID are interviewed. |
Secrets Of Chinatown |
Friedman, Marcia |
2/24/1983 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4110 |
Article |
|
China and Japan |
|
|
|
| 1900.4111 |
Article |
|
Traditional Korean Dress |
Bradford Long, Peggy |
|
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| 1900.4112 |
Article |
|
Korean Dress |
Yang, S.M. |
|
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| 1900.4113 |
Article |
|
Boycott in Butte: Organized Labor and the Chinese Community, 1896-1897 |
Flaherty, Stacy A. |
1987, Winter |
Montana: Magazine of Western History |
| 1900.4114 |
Article |
|
Chinese Doctor Builds Life in Butte |
Waldrup, Hal |
April 26, 1992 |
Montana Standard |
| 1900.4115 |
Article |
|
Marking Massacre site shifts direction |
Gregory Nokes |
July 4, 2004 |
OregonLive.com |
| 1900.4116 |
Article |
Mentions Wing Luke Asian Museum |
The Message |
Marc Ramirez |
July 18, 2004 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4117 |
Article |
|
Coming to America |
Richard Seven |
July 4, 2004 |
Pacific Northwest |
| 1900.4118 |
Article |
|
Class, Gender, and Race: Chinese Servants in the North American West |
Terry Abraham |
March 26, 1996 |
Pacific and Pacific Northwest Association for Asian American Studies |
| 1900.4119 |
Article |
|
Kwantung to Big Sky: The Chinese in Montana, 1864-1900 |
Robert R. Swartout, Jr. |
Winter 1988 |
Montana the Magazine of Western History |
| 1900.412 |
Article |
Residents of Chinatown react to the news that Tony Ng is arrested in Canada, in connection to the Wah Mee Massacre. |
"They Got Tony": Three Simple Words echo through streets of Chinatown |
Anderson, Richard |
October 5, 1984 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4120 |
Article |
|
After the Gold Rush |
Randall E. Rohe |
Autumn 1982 |
Montana the Magazine of Western History |
| 1900.4121 |
Article |
|
Law and Chinese in Frontier Montana |
John R. Wunder |
Summer 1980 |
Montana the Magazine of Western History |
| 1900.4122 |
Article |
|
Chinese Life in Helena |
A. H. Hersey |
June, 1888 |
Northwest Magazine |
| 1900.4123 |
Article |
|
Racial Strife Over National Origin Marked Early History |
Lyle Downing |
|
|
| 1900.4124 |
Article |
Additional article titled "600 Chinese were here in Early '20s" included in side margin of main article. |
Butte Chinatown Was Sinister Place in Tong War Days of 1921-22 |
Lewis T. Poole |
January 9, 1955 |
Montana Standard |
| 1900.4125 |
Article |
|
The Question Unanswered |
Tashun Wisemiller |
Spring 2002 |
Susan Koch Library Research Scholarship |
| 1900.4126 |
Article |
|
Chinese Customs and Pastimes in Old Spokane |
Judy Nelson |
May 1995 |
Joel E. Ferris Foundation |
| 1900.4127 |
Article |
|
We knew we weren't the enemy |
Hosokawa, Robert R. |
July 28, 2004 |
Christian Science Monitor |
| 1900.4128 |
Article |
|
Isle musician Tau Moe saved lives in Holocaust |
Mary Vorsino |
|
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| 1900.4129 |
Article |
|
Cambodian Deportees Face Hard Realities |
Chris Decherd |
January 16, 200 |
Asian Weekly |
| 1900.413 |
|
Article incomplete. |
Tip Sent Authorities North of the Border to Find Ng |
|
10/5/1984 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4130 |
Article |
|
Cambodia: 25 Years Later |
Ker Munthit |
January 6, 2004 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4131 |
Article |
|
Dancers bring Cambodian culture to the Northwest |
Elaine Iwano |
July 2-15, 2003 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.4132 |
Article |
|
Spirit Survives |
Polo |
November 25, 20 |
Asian Reporter |
| 1900.4133 |
Article |
|
Balancing Act |
Nguyen, Nhien |
|
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| 1900.4134 |
Article |
|
Magnificent Nikkei Art in and around Town |
|
January 1, 2004 |
Northwest Nikkei |
| 1900.4135 |
Article |
Focuses on the exhibit "Beyond Talk, Redrawing Race", which encourages people who have different perspectives to share their thoughts and experiences about race. |
Race: talk the talk, walk the walk |
Huynh, Diem |
May 8-14, 2004 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.4136 |
Article |
|
Bruce Lee A Fan's Tribute |
Tyrone Beason |
May 27, 2003 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4137 |
Article |
|
End Modern Slavery |
Rep. Velma Veloria, Sen. Jeann Kohl-Welles, Sutapa Basu & Norma Timbang |
November 8-14, |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.4138 |
Article |
|
Welcome to America's workforce |
Mary Lou Sanelli |
December 28, 20 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4139 |
Article |
|
American Dreamer |
Elizabeth Rhodes |
|
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| 1900.414 |
|
|
Tony Ng is Mystery Man in Massacre |
|
10/5/1984 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4140 |
Article |
A photograph of Mak Fai Washington Kung Fu Club performing a Lion Dance during Lunar New Year celebrations in the Chinatown/International District. |
A Lion's Share of Good Luck |
|
January 24, 200 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4141 |
Article |
|
He created Kubota Gardens |
Iwasaki, John |
August 17, 2004 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4145 |
Article |
Photojournal report on the camp and what it looks like now. |
Minidoka Memories |
Tamura, Teresa |
08/15/2004 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4146 |
Article |
|
Where Did East Meet West? In L.A. |
Heseon Park |
07/01/2004 |
L.A. Times |
| 1900.4147 |
Article |
|
Furuya Men |
Ito, Kazuo |
|
|
| 1900.4148 |
Article |
Miscellaneous articles on the artist Isamu Noguchi |
Isamu Noguchi |
|
|
|
| 1900.4149 |
Article |
|
Rufino Cacabelos |
|
2004 |
|
| 1900.415 |
Article |
Details of the by-laws of the Hop Sing Tong, the Chinatown fraternal organization prominent in gambling and protection. |
Unveiled in Court: How To Run A Gambling Den |
Ramirez, Raul |
October 23, 197 |
San Francisco Examiner |
| 1900.4150 |
Article |
|
Notes on Chinese Fans |
Jue, Willard |
|
Wing Luke Asian Museum |
| 1900.4151 |
Article |
|
Chinese Fans |
|
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| 1900.4152 |
Article |
|
Burmese Spirit Kingdom: The Pantheon of Thirty-Seven Nats |
McLean, Sarah |
|
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| 1900.4153 |
Article |
|
Wu-Yue White Wood Carvings |
Yu, Rong |
|
China Tourism Pictorial |
| 1900.4154 |
Document |
|
National Endowment for the Arts Planning Grant |
Museum of History and Industry |
|
|
| 1900.4155 |
Document |
|
Collection Evaluation Form: "Iron Chink" |
Museum of History and Industry |
|
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| 1900.4156 |
Article |
|
Monk's Food (Lohan Chai) |
|
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| 1900.4157 |
Pamphlet |
|
Japanese Recipes |
Tada, Tatsuji |
1960 |
Japan Trade Center |
| 1900.4158 |
Article |
|
Treasure Chests |
Gales, Helen |
Winter 1977 |
Arirang |
| 1900.4159 |
Document |
|
The Art of Chinese Furniture |
Hill, Warren T. |
|
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| 1900.416 |
|
|
Victims Wouldn't Even Tell of Crime |
|
2/24/1983 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.4160 |
Article |
|
Oriental Rugs: MOHAI's Rug Collection |
Sherman, Judy J. |
Winter 1982 |
Portage |
| 1900.4161 |
Article |
Copy of an illustration of a Ching Dynasty Woman in home surroundings. |
Chinese woman in home surroundings |
|
|
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| 1900.4162 |
Article |
|
To the Ancient Chinese, Life was a Symbol |
|
|
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| 1900.4163 |
Article |
Explanation that a butsudan is a small cabinet or nich containing an image of Buddha plus ancestral mortuary tablets. |
Butsudan |
|
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| 1900.4164 |
Pamphlet |
|
Standard Rules for the Chinese Domino Game of Mah Jong |
|
|
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| 1900.4165 |
Article |
|
Chinese lottery was a chance to 'get well' |
Faber, Jim |
10/27/74 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4166 |
Article |
|
Chinese Games with Dice and Dominoes |
Culin, Stewart |
1893 |
Report of National Museum |
| 1900.4167 |
Article |
The rules for playing the filipino game, Sungka which, in the United States is usually called mancala. |
Sungka |
|
|
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| 1900.4168 |
Article |
The rules for playing sunca, also known in the Philippines as Sungka and in the United States as mancala. |
Sunca |
|
|
World Wide Games, INC. |
| 1900.4169 |
Article |
|
Chinese Chess |
|
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|
| 1900.417 |
|
|
Wah Mee |
Anderson |
2/19/1984 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4170 |
Article |
|
Mah Jongg |
Trucco, Terry |
|
|
| 1900.4171 |
Article |
Article taken from another source that briefly discusses the Korean kite, its practical use, kite games, and use in new year festivities. |
Korea: Toys and Games |
|
|
|
| 1900.4172 |
Article |
The article details the rules of playing Sungka, usually known in the United States as mancala. |
A Study of Philippine Games |
Lopez, Mellie Leandicho |
|
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| 1900.4173 |
Article |
|
Direction For Playing Mah-Jongg: "Chinese Game of Four Winds" |
|
|
|
| 1900.4174 |
Article |
|
Outlines of Chinese Symbolism and Art Motives |
Williams, C.A.S. |
|
Dover |
| 1900.4175 |
Article |
Article retrieved from Smithsonian Center for Material Research and Education Website: www.si.edu/scmre/ivory.html |
The Care and Handling of Ivory Objects |
|
9/25/00 |
Smithsonian Center for Material Research and Education |
| 1900.4176 |
Article |
|
Fruit Jars |
Owens, Mitchell |
|
|
| 1900.4178 |
Article |
On the cover of The Seattle Times Pictorical it features three kites: one that is handcrafted, and two that are Japanese in origin. |
The Colorful World of Kites |
|
March 26, 1978 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4179 |
Article |
An advertisement on the kites that the Smithsonian sells. Includes pictures of 10 kites. |
Smithsonian Kites Are Flying! |
|
|
Smithsonian Institution |
| 1900.418 |
Article |
Reddin reminisces about the old Chinese run gambling houses, which operated in the 1930s. |
When Seattle Was a "Wide Open" Town |
Reddin, John J. |
March 26, 1972 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4180 |
Article |
|
|
|
|
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| 1900.4181 |
Article |
|
Burmese Lacquerware |
Markert, Susan |
Mar-Apr 1979 |
Sawaddi |
| 1900.4182 |
Map |
|
Map of People's Republic of China |
|
January 1973 |
|
| 1900.4183 |
Map |
|
The Peoples of China |
|
July 1980 |
National Geographic |
| 1900.4184 |
Map |
|
China, Map |
|
November 1964 |
National Geographic |
| 1900.4185 |
Map |
A map, dated 1971, of Asia with, on the verso, many of the people of mainland southeast asia are identified and brief explanation of the size and characteristics of each ethnic group. |
The Peoples of Mainland Southeast Asia |
|
March 1971 |
National Geographic |
| 1900.4186 |
Map |
|
China's Administrative Divisions |
|
|
|
| 1900.4187 |
Map |
|
Map of the People's Republic of China |
|
June 1981 |
Cartographic Publishing House |
| 1900.4188 |
Article |
|
Pongsan Masked Dance |
Kendall, Lauren |
|
Chosun Magazine |
| 1900.4189 |
Article |
Brief article on the making and use of Korean masks used in mask dramas. Inxluswa illustrations of 8 masks. |
Korean Masks |
|
|
|
| 1900.419 |
Article |
Color reproductions of works by Toi Hoang produced by Society for the Encouragement of Contemporary Art, an auxiliary of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. |
SECA Art Award 1994 |
SECA |
1994 |
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
| 1900.4190 |
Article |
|
Sculptor Ryu Recreates Forgotten Masks |
Kwon, Byung-Rin |
|
|
| 1900.4191 |
Article |
Seems incomplete. Eight masks are illustrated but some of the explanatory text seems to be missing. |
Korean Masks: Catalogue from Musee de L'Homme |
Tabor, Troy E. |
|
|
| 1900.4192 |
Article |
|
Timeless magic of painted faces |
Wu, Mei |
2/26/88 |
China Daily |
| 1900.4193 |
Article |
Program description, synopsis and text for the Pongsan Mask Dance Drama. Includes a brief history of the origins of the dance drama and of the history of the Korean Pongsan Mask Dance-Drama Preservation Society. |
Pongsan Mask Dance-Drama |
Korean Pongsan Mask Dance-Drama Troupe |
|
|
| 1900.4194 |
Article |
Discusses the traditional Korean dance drama called the Mask Dance Drama of Yangju. |
Mask Dance Drama of Humor and Satire |
Kwon, Byung-Rin |
|
|
| 1900.4195 |
Article |
|
Pongsan T'alch'um, Masked Dance of Humor and Satire |
Hyun-Ok, Jin |
|
|
| 1900.4196 |
Paper |
Article on the Chinese in Hawaii and on the Wo Hing Society and Museum.
The Wo Hing building was build in 1912 as a social and fraternal hall for the Wo Hing Society a branch of the Chee Kung Tong. In the late 19th Century hundreds of Chinese lived in the Lahaina area, but by the 1940s had left for opportunities in Oahu. The museum opened in 1984. |
Chinese People in Hawaii and the Wo Hing Society |
Maui Historical Society |
|
|
| 1900.4197 |
Article |
|
A Tribute to Uncommon Valor |
John Litz |
03/31/01 |
Northwest Nikkei |
| 1900.4198 |
Article |
|
Uncommon Courage: Patriotism and Civil Liberties |
|
04/20/02 |
Northwest Nikkei |
| 1900.4199 |
Article |
|
Hyphenated Americans |
Bai, Matt |
10/28/01 |
New York Times Magazine |
| 1900.420 |
Article |
Color reproductions of works by Hung Liu, John Beech, and Maria Porges, produced by Society for the Encouragement of Contemporary Art, an auxiliary of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. |
SECA Art Award 1992 |
Bishop, Janet |
1992 |
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art |
| 1900.4200 |
Article |
|
A time to make amends |
Brettmann, Allan |
05/06/02 |
The Oregonian |
| 1900.4201 |
Article |
|
Blood Brothers |
Hampton Sides |
11/01/01 |
Modern Maturity |
| 1900.4202 |
Article |
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America's Date With Infamy |
Peter Carlson |
12/07/01 |
The Oregonian |
| 1900.4203 |
Article |
Summary of the history of the NVC from inception to 2001. |
Even after all these years |
Sakura, Christina |
06/05/01 |
Asian American Journal: International Examiner |
| 1900.4204 |
Article |
Article prompted by the video documentary, Uncommon Courage: Patriotism and Civil Rights. |
America's Secret Weapon - The MIS Nisei of WWII |
Honda, Harry |
10/18/01 |
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| 1900.4205 |
Article |
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'Uncommon Courage' MIS Documentary Premieres |
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06/14/01 |
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| 1900.4206 |
Article |
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Student brings alive plight of Japanese American soldiers |
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04/11/02 |
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| 1900.4207 |
Article |
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Spark Matsunaga Elementary School Opens |
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11/01/01 |
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| 1900.4208 |
Article |
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MISLS and WACs |
Marutani, Bill |
03/01/01 |
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| 1900.4209 |
Article |
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Lupow MIS Veterans Meet in Seattle |
.Arima, James |
04/15/99 |
North American Post |
| 1900.421 |
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Films include: "My America...or Honk If You Love Buddha", "A Man's Man's World", "Sunsets", "Edge, Cult and Camp IV", "From Sand to Celluloid: Aboriginal Filmmakers", "There is No Name For This", "A Woman's Work is ...", Shopping For Fangs", A Page of Ma |
Short Films Get New Life At Asian America Film Festival |
Hartl |
9/28/1997 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.4210 |
Article |
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WWII-era Japanese Americans have memorial |
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06/25/01 |
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| 1900.4211 |
Article |
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New Washington memorial honors Japanese Americans |
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06/30/01 |
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| 1900.4212 |
Article |
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Medal of Honor Ceremony, March 25, 2001 |
Yamane, George |
02/17/01 |
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| 1900.4213 |
Article |
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Nakamura Recognition Reaches Critical Mass |
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09/27/00 |
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| 1900.4214 |
Article |
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Clinton Signs Bill to Name Courthouse After MOH Recipient Nakamura |
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12/14/00 |
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| 1900.4215 |
Article |
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Katsumi Nakadate: Uncommon Valor |
Hill, James |
07/01/01 |
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| 1900.4216 |
Article |
Discusses filmmaker Frank Abe's documentary on KCTS-TV called Conscience and the Constitution - tells the story of the prosecution and incarceration of 85 interned Japanese Americans who, in 1944, refused to be drafted into the U.S. military unless their rights as citizens were restored. |
Prisoners of Conscience |
McKinnon, Heather |
December 12, 20 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4217 |
Article |
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Museum looking at WWII monument |
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01/30/01 |
The Spokesman-Review |
| 1900.4218 |
Article |
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Memorial honors Japanese-American veterans, internees |
Hartman, Carl |
06/30/01 |
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| 1900.4219 |
Article |
Camp tour of Mindoka recalls experience of June Takahashi. Clipped to articleis hand-written note by someone who was in the camp with June. |
Internment camp tour sobers daughter |
Bossick, Karen |
12/10/01 |
The Oregonian |
| 1900.422 |
Article |
Governor Gary Locke is planning a trip around Asia, including to his ancestral home in Jilong. The trip has the potential to open many opportunities. |
Governor in Asia: Locke's Trip Both Personal, Symbolic |
Postman, David |
September 28, 1 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.4220 |
Article |
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Minidoka joins parks system |
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10/28/01 |
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| 1900.4221 |
Article |
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Minidoka: A National Monument |
National JACL Headquarters |
02/10/01 |
North American Post |
| 1900.4222 |
Article |
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JACL Applauds Clinton's Commitment to Preserving the WWII Internment Camps |
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12/14/00 |
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| 1900.4223 |
Article |
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Hays Takes Over as Superintendant of Manzanar Historic Site |
Nakagawa, Martha |
05/31/01 |
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| 1900.4224 |
Article |
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Clinton creates six more monuments |
Riechmann, Deb |
01/19/01 |
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| 1900.4225 |
Article |
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Senators want cash to operate new Idaho national monument |
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08/18/01 |
Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.4226 |
Article |
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February 19, 2001 - Remembrance at the Wing Luke Asian Museum |
WLAM staff, Tetsuden Kashima |
02/17/01 |
Northwest Nikkei |
| 1900.4227 |
Article |
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Garden of Remembrance: "War should not happen again" |
Yamamoto, Kazumi |
07/10/01 |
The North American Post |
| 1900.4228 |
Article |
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Still Foreign? The Perils of Being Asian in Difficult Times |
Chong-Suk Han |
5/1/01 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.4229 |
Article |
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Jo Ann Bowman |
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