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Category: Research Before 1900

ca. 1880-1935: A Chinese Soldier in Nebraska

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The state of Nebraska has at least two claims to fame among Chinese-Americans. First, in 1898 it hosted a world… Read more ca. 1880-1935: A Chinese Soldier in Nebraska

1874: The First Use of the Terms “Chinatown” and “Chinaman”?

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As far as we can find, the term “Chinatown” or “China Town” is American in origin.  According to what historian… Read more 1874: The First Use of the Terms “Chinatown” and “Chinaman”?

1880: Comparing Japanese and Chinese Students at U.S. Universities

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There were 70 Japanese and 108 Chinese in American universities in 1880, compared with a dozen Japanese and just about… Read more 1880: Comparing Japanese and Chinese Students at U.S. Universities

1880: Comparing Japanese and Chinese Students at U.S. Universities

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There were 70 Japanese and 108 Chinese in American universities in 1880, compared with a dozen Japanese and just about… Read more 1880: Comparing Japanese and Chinese Students at U.S. Universities

1874: The First Chinese-Owned Business in Chicago

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The Lakeside Annual Directory for 1874-5 contains this advertisement: Chinaman’s Tea House.  Kwang Lee and Ah Hen Jackson, Proprietors.  Dealers… Read more 1874: The First Chinese-Owned Business in Chicago

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