Ann Arbor / St. Petersburg / Vienna / Berlin / Chicago / Moscow / Putnam / Wiborg / Vancouver / New York / Stuttgart / /
Company
Chicago’s Columbian Museum / Dexter / The American Museum Journal / Brodsky / New York Herald / Boas / /
Continent
America / Asia / North America / /
Country
Finland / Canada / Germany / Russia / United States / /
Currency
USD / RUB / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Person Travel / Judicial Event / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
University of Leipzig / Museum für Völkerkunde / Winter Palace / Columbian Museum / Port Rupert / University of California / University of Zurich / FREED LAILA WILLIAMSON American Museum / New York’s American Museum / American Museum / Columbian Museum of Chicago / Asiatic Museum / Field Museum of Natural History / American Museum of Natural History / Columbia University / Field Museum / Royal Anthropological Institute / Ohio State University / National Museum / Museum of Anthropology / National Museum of Canada / University Microfilms / /
Korkodon River / Sea of Okhotsk / Bering Strait / Northwest Coast / Anadyr River / Tartary Strait / Sakhalin Island / Vancouver Island / Amur / Lawrence Island / Amur River / Saghalin / Penzhina Bay / /
Organization
North / Canadian Government / American Philosophical Society / American Museum’s Department of Anthropology / American Embassy in St. Petersburg / British Association for the Advancement of Science / Imperial Academy of Sciences / International Congress / Bureau of American Ethnology / the Ohio State University / Brown University / University of Leipzig / Imperial Russian Geographical Society / Russian Academy of Sciences / District Police of the Yakutsk Province / Columbia University / U.S. Department of State / Royal Anthropological Institute / New York Academy of Sciences / Institute of the Peoples of the North / Jochelson party / Russian Government for the United States / Carnegie Institution of Washington / University of California / Berkeley / Literary Artists’ Society of Moscow / Indian Office / University of Zurich / Ministry of the Interior / Bureau of Ethnology / Congress / Department of Anthropology / /
Person
Charles Scribner / Fierce Kwakiutls / David Hurst Thomas / Clark Wissler / Charles Nowell / Gerard Fowke / A. Vowell / Nicholas Amorosi / George A. Dorsey / Henry Fairfield Osborn / Nicholas II / Charles Newcombe / Berthold Laufer / Franz Boas / Renate Khambatta / Dina Brodsky Jochelson / Geraldine Santoro / Laurel Kendall / May Ebihara / Hyde / Waldemar Jochelson / Morris K. Jesup / Douglas Cole / Belinda Kaye / Bella Coola Indians / Harlan T. Smith / Jill Neitzel / RUTH S. FREED LAILA WILLIAMSON / E. O. Hovey / Aldona Jonaitis / W. Radloff / Richard Gould / Karen Pedersen / John R. Swanton / George Hunt / Harlan I. Smith / Hermon C. Bumpus / Nina Root / Livingston Farrand / Waldemar Bogoras / STANLEY A. FREED RUTH / Morris Ketchum Jesup / James Teit / /
Position
Chief Archaeologist / general helper / Superintendent / archeologist / Professor / Anthropologist / representative / curator / interpreter and assistant / editor / Minister / time assistant curator / sailor / bookkeeper / Emperor / steady and reliable worker / Museum director / Cannibal Spirit dancer / Kwakiutl chief / president / Minister of the Interior / archivist / Governor General / grammar-school teacher / banker / modern anthropologist / general research conditions / Museum president / collector / Tsar / Governor / zoologist / principal collector / division curator / director / Superintendent of Indian Affairs / Boas’s principal collector / /
Product
Expedition / /
ProvinceOrState
British Columbia / California / Kentucky / Irkutsk / New York / Connecticut / Washington / Michigan / Mississippi / Yakutsk Province / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Herald / the Russian Anthropological Journal / Natural History / The American Museum Journal / American Anthropologist / /
Region
East Asia / northwestern North America / northeastern Asia / eastern United States / Northwest / /
Capitalist Philanthropy and Russian Revolutionaries: The Jesup North Pacific Expedition[removed]originally published in American Anthropologist, 90:7-24, 1988]