- Lucy
Nicolar Poolaw (June 22, 1882 –
March 27, 1969), also
called Wa-Tah-Wa-So and
billed as
Princess Watahwaso, was a
Penobscot and a
performer on the...
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Molly Spotted Elk, Will Rogers,
Esther Louise Georgette Deer, and Lucy
Nicolar Poolaw.
Native Americans became involved in
vaudeville performances for...
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medicine man and
tribal leader mentioned by
Henry David T****au
Joseph Nicolar,
Tribal Representative to
Maine Legislature and
celebrated author of The...
- 20, 2013.
Retrieved August 26, 2013. Milton,
Jamie (August 21, 2013). "
Nicolar Jaar's
Darkside Project Premiere Album In New York". This Is Fake DIY....
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instrumental in the re-publishing of a book by his own grandfather,
Joseph Nicolar: The Life and
Traditions of the Red Man,
originally published in 1893....
- 311: 116–126. doi:10.1177/000271625731100113. S2CID 144617127. "Lucy
Nicolar Goes Far From a
Maine Indian Reservation – And Then Returns". New England...
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nicofibrate (INN)
nicofuranose (INN)
nicofurate (INN)
nicogrelate (INN)
Nicolar nicomol (INN)
nicomorphine (INN)
nicopholine (INN)
nicorandil (INN) Nicorette...
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voting rights to
Native Americans who live on reservations. Activist, Lucy
Nicolar Poolaw (Penobscot), is the
first to cast her vote
under the new law. 1961:...
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Neptune P****amaquoddy
Independent State representative, 1907–1909
Joseph Nicolar 1827–1894
Penobscot Independent State representative, 1859–1866, 1881–1894...
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Native Americans gained the
right to vote in Maine. In 1955 Lucy
Nicolar Poolaw (Penobscot) was the
first Native American living on a reservation...
