Missouri Historical Review 2000 - 2001: Vol 95 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME XCV
A Todd, 240
Abbott, Emma, 172-173, 176, 178, 2 Aylward, James P., 54
Aber, Elaine Miller, obit., 456
Abolitionism, 1-22 B
Adair County Historical Society, 89, 204, 212, 319, 433 Backing Hard Into River History, by James V. Swift,
Admiral (excursion boat), 229 463
Adolphus (railroad car), 336 Bagby, John, 448
Affton Historical Society, 89, 319, 433 Bailey, Josephine, 310
African American history, 413-430 Baker, Frank P., 394-412
African Americans, 68-85 Baker, John Robison, 412
and politics, 72, 182-202 Baker, Josephine, 450
Bootheel, 182-202 Baker Plantation House, Danville, 228
Civil War, 104, 135-138, 302-316 Bakersfield, Mo., cyclones, 1928, 454
dissertations about, 413-430 Ballard, Robert G., obit., 456
education, 302-316 Ballwin Historical Society, 89, 212
Hannibal, 448 Banasik, Michael E., ed., Reluctant Cannoneer: The
railroad workers, 335 Diary of Robert T. McMahan of the Twenty-fifth
St. Louis, 105, 111-112, 302-316, 341-342, 452 Independent Ohio Light Artillery, 345
slavery, 241-242 Banks and banking, 453
teachers, 449 Bannon, John B., 333
theses about, 413-430 “Baptism by Fire: A Missourian in the Great War,”
“Ain't But a Place”: An Anthology of African by Margaret Baker Graham, 394-412
American Writings about St. Louis, ed. by Gerald Barker, Kate “Ma,” 106
Early, 111-112 Barns, 226
Akins, Zoe, 103 Barricklow, Perry, 335
Alford, John, 194 Barry County Genealogical and Historical Society,
Allen, Henry, 43-44 212, 433
Allen Prairie, 230 Bartlett, D. Brook, obit., 232
Along Route 66, by Quinta Scott, 241 Bartlett High School, St. Joseph, 450
Alton, Ill., 2, 7-11, 15-22 Bartley, Carter, 448
American Missionary Association, 304-316 Barton County Historical Society, 89, 212, 319, 433
Amoret, Mo., 225 Baseball, 241
Anders, Leslie, 238-239; “Civil Warfare in North Baskett, Thomas S., obit., 108
Missouri: The Letters of Alexander C. Walker,” 264 Bates County Historical Society, 212, 319, 433
286 Bayless, John M., 333
Anderson family, 452 Beavers, Abraham V., 102
Anderson, Galusha, 308, 311 Belk, Brad, The Best of Joplin, 115
Anderson, Mary, 172-176 Bell Block, Fulton, 331
Anderson, William T., 229 Belton Historical Society, 89, 212, 319, 433
Andrew County Museum and Historical Society, 89, Bend School, Maries County, 230
212, 319, 433 Bender, Robert Patrick, ““This Noble and
Andrews, Gregg, /nsane Sisters or, the Price Paid for Philanthropic Enterprise’: The Mississippi Valley
Challenging a Company Town, 342-343 Sanitary Fair of 1864 and the Practice of Civil War
Anson Implement, Higginsville, 448 Philanthropy,” 117-139
A. P. Green Chapel, Columbia, 228 Benedictine Sisters
Appleton City Landmarks Restoration, 212, 319 Clyde, 102
Archambault, Margaret A., obit., 456 Maryville, 102
Architecture, 227, 337, 343-344 Benjamin, John F., 276
Arends, Friedrich, 336 Bennett, Roy Sutton, Jr., obit., 457
Armstrong, Mo., 105 Benton County, 448
Ashcroft, John, 447 Benton, Thomas Hart (artist), 106
Atkinson, Henry, 229 Bernoudy, William Adair, 343-344
Audrain County Historical Society, 89, 212, 319, 433 The Best of Joplin, by Brad Belk, 115
Authority Vested: A Story of Identity and Change in Best, Thompson, 268, 277, 280
the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, by Mary Betz, Carl, 229
466 Index
Bible Grove School, Scotland County, 226 Buckner, Mo., 226
Billings, James V., 62, 65 Buffalo, Mo., 447
Bingham, George Caleb, 104 Bull, Ole, 360-361
Bingham-Waggoner Historical Society, 89, 212-213, Bullion, Laura, 317
319-320, 433 Burnett, Robyn, co-auth., Gospels in Glass: Stained
Bishop, Anna, 350-353 Glass Windows in Missouri Churches, 346
“Black Education in Civil War St. Louis,” by Burwood (house), Cooper County, 101
Lawrence O. Christensen, 302-316 Busch, Adolph, 226
“Black Electoral Power in the Missouri Bootheel, Bushnell, Douglas R., 230
1920s-1960s,” by Will Sarvis, 182-202 Butler County, 104, 333
Blackwell, Menefee D., obit., 108 Butler, Oscar, 448
Blair, Emily Newell, 460-461 Butner, Lucile Post Pettibone, 450
Blake Theatre, Webb City, 451
Blankenship’s Mineral Springs Resort, Texas County, €c
226 Caldwell County Historical Society, 90
Blue Mills, Mo., 448 California, Mo., 451
Blue Springs Historical Society, 443 Callaway County, 101, 104, 226, 335, 448
Blue Springs, Mo., 448 Callaway County Agriculture and Mechanical Society
Boeckman, Laurel, 211 Fair, 226
Bohannon, George, 454 Calloway, Ernest, 452
Bolduc House Museum, Ste. Genevieve, 103 Calvary Presbyterian Church, Springfield, 107
Bolin, Alf, 453 Camden County Historical Society, 90, 213, 320, 434
Bonniebrook Historical Society, 89, 320, 434 Cameron, Mo., 225
Bonnots Mill, Mo., 336, 453 Campbell, Robert, 340-341
Book Notes, 115, 240-242, 345-347, 462-463 Campbell, T. Lorraine, obit., 232
Book Reviews, 109-114, 233-239, 340-344, 458-461 Candee, George, 305-306, 308-311, 315
Boone County Fair, Columbia, 104 Cannel Coal, Callaway County, 104
Boone County Historical Society, 89-90, 213, 320, 434 Canton, Mo., 225, 447
Boone-Duden Historical Society, 90, 213, 434 Cape Girardeau County, 447
Boon’s Lick Country, 452 Cape Girardeau, Mo., 105, 447
Boonslick Historical Society, 434 Cardinal Memories: Recollectiofnrsom Baseball's
Boonslick Trail, 106, 448 Greatest Fans, ed. by Tina Wright, 241
Boonville, Mo., 101, 147-151, 156-158, 225, 334 Carnahan, Mel, 232; obit., 207
Bootheel, politics, 182-202 Carnes, Elliot E., and Sons Brick Factory, Neosho,
Boston Center Community Building, Branson, 455 454
Botts, William T., 268 Carondelet Historical Society, 90, 213, 320, 434
Boulden, J. F., 309 Carondelet, Mo., 229, 334, 455
Boutros, David, 317 Carr School, St. Louis, 332
Brad’s True Value, Mount Vernon, 226 Carroll County Historical Society, 90, 320
Branson High School, Class of 1941, 337 Carthage, Missouri, by Michele Newton Hansford,
Branson, Mo., 455 347
Branson Scenic Railroad, 454 Carthage, Mo., 331, 447
Breimyer, Harold, obit., 456 Carver, George Washington, 455
Breweries, Kansas City, 459-460 Carver, George Washington, School, Fulton, 448
Bridges, covered, 448 Cash and Barter Store, Miami, 293
Bridgeton Historical Society, 90 Cass County, 454
Bridgeton, Mo., 450 Cass County Historical Society, 90, 214, 434
Bridging Two Eras: The Autobiography of Emily Cassville, Mo., 333
Newell Blair, 1877-1951, ed. by Virginia Laas, 460- Cedar County, 106
461 Cedar County Historical Society, 90, 214, 320, 434
Brignoli, Pasquale, 354-357 Celt, Mo., 447
Brittingham Hall, Hannibal, 102 Central Drug, Concordia, 448
Brock, George F., obit., 457 Central National Bank, Boonville, 148
Brown Shoe Company, Fredericktown, 101 Centralia Historical Society, 91, 214, 320, 435
Brownlow, Joe, 331 Centralia, Mo., 229
Bruce, John P., 104 Chadwick, Mo., 333
Brush and Palette Club, 90, 213, 320, 434 Chambers, John, family, 225
Buckner, Georgia L., 310 Chamois, Mo., 453
Index 467
Chapin, Mo., 336 Clamorgan, Cyprian, 315; The Colored Aristocracy of
Chariton County, 105 St. Louis, ed. by Julie Winch, 341-342
Chariton County Historical Society, 91, 214 Clarfield, Gerard, 233-234
Chateau-Thierry, France, 400-402, 404, 406 Clark, J. C., 106
Chiles, Ernest, 101 Clark, M. M., 308
Chopin, Kate, 103 Clark, Montague Graham, Jr., obit., 456
Chouteau, Auguste, 246, 333 Clark, William, 110-111
Chouteau, Jean Pierre, 249-250, 253, 258, 333 Clarkton, Mo., 449
Christensen, Lawrence O., 206-208 Clary, Joe, 447
“Black Education in Civil War St. Louis,” 302-316 Clay County, 336, 449
co-ed., Dictionary of Missouri Biography, 234-235 Clay County Archives and Historical Library, 214, 321
Christian Brothers College High School, St. Louis, Clay County Museum and Historical Society, 91
997 Clayton, Mo., 105
Christian County Museum and Historical Society, 91, Clemens, Samuel L., 231
214, 320, 435 Clemons, Greg, 447
Churches. See also individual church names Cleveland, Marshall, 33:
New Market, 335 Clinton, Mo., 101
stained glass windows, 346 Clyde, Mo., 102
Coal miners, Callaway County, 448
346, 448, 450, 452 Coal Miners Museum, Novinger, 103
African American soldiers, 104 Coates Opera House, Kansas City, 357-360
Battle of Kirksville, 274-276 Cochran, John J., 51, 53
Battle of Marshall, 449 Cochran, John W., obit., 232
Battle of Newark, 274, 281 Cold War, 109-110, 233-234
Battle of Westport, 448 The Colored Aristocracy of St. Louis, by Cyprian
Battle of Wilson’s Creek, 102 Clamorgan, ed. by Julie Winch, 341-342
Boonville, 101 Columbia College, sesquicentennial, 333
Carondelet, 229 Columbia, Missouri Fire Department: A Century of
Confederate soldiers, 101 Protection, 462
Eleventh Missouri Infantry (Confederate), 104 Columbia, Mo.
Eleventh Missouri State Militia, Company K, 265- A. P. Green Chapel, 228
276 Boone County Fair, 104
Fort Davidson, 103 Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 425, 426
Fourteenth Missouri Infantry, 228 Cosmo Park, 22%
Glasgow, 453 Grasslands (house), 101
guerrillas, 264-286 Great Depression, 331
Kansas, 230 Memorial Union, 452
Livingston County, 229 Missouri Methodist Church, 452
Miami, 287-301 Pierce Pennant Motor Hotel, 333
Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair, 117-139 theater, 160, 163
Newtonia, 228, 450 train stations, 333
northeast Missouri, 264-286 “Communist Progress’: The Workingmen’s Party and
St. Louis, 302-316 St. Louis Educational Politics, 1877-1878," by
Saline County, 287-301 Stephen L. McIntyre, 23-45
Second Battalion Cavalry, Missouri State Militia, Conception Abbey, Nodaway County, 230
452 Concordia, Mo., 448
Second Missouri State Militia, Company K, 276-286 Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Columbia, 425,
southwest Missouri, 345-346 426
Waverly, 225 Congressional redistricting, inside July back cover
Western Sharpshooters, 228 Conley, Eleanor Mauzé, obit., 457
The Civil War on the Lower Kansas-Missouri Border, Convention Hall, Kansas City, fire, 102
by Larry E. Wood, 345-346 Cooper, Alex, 192-193
Civil War Round Table of Kansas City, 91, 214, 320, Cooper County, 101, 225
435 Cooper County Historical Society, 321, 435
Civil War Round Tabie of St. Louis, 91, 214, 321, 435 Copeland, Bess, obit., 338
Civil War Round Table of Western Missouri, 321 Corder, Mo., 101
“Civil Warfare in North Missouri: The Letters of Corinthian Baptist Church, Carondelet, 334
Alexander C. Walker,” by Leslie Anders, 264-286 Cornish, Dudley T., obit., 108
468 Index
Cosmo Park, Columbia, 228 Dooley, Donald E., obit., 457
Couch, Ted, obit., 338 Douglas County, 227
Cowan, Vyca, 227 Douglas County Historical and Genealogical Society
Cox College of Nursing and Health Sciences, and Museum, 435
Springfield, 106 Douglas, James M., 61-63, 65
Cox, Lester E., 107 Dover School, Vienna, 453
Crabtree, Elaine, 106 Dr. Frederick Hill (ferryboat), 455
Crane, William, 176-177 Drake Hotel, Carthage, 447
A Creed for My Profession: Walter Williams, Draper, Philander, essays, 334
Journalist to the World, by Ronald T. Farrar, 113-114 Dreschler, William, 34-36
Crestmead (house), Cooper County, 101 Droke, Otis, 198-199
Croteau, Shelly, 460-461 Dry Valley United Methodist Church, Lawrence
Cuivre River, 103 County, 450
Cull, Mo., 106 Dubuque, Julien, 254-255
Cummings, Homer S., 47-51, 53 Duley’s Mill, Callaway County, 101
Cunningham house, Cooper County, 225 Dunklin County, St. Paul community, 198-200
Cuoco, Lorin, co-ed., Literary St. Louis: A Guide,
346-347 E
Cupp, Ann, 228 Eads, James B., 332, 337
Current River, 106 Eagleton, Thomas, 206
Currentview, Mo., 336 Eakin, Joanne Chiles, Missouri State Guard Doctor
Leaves a Diary, in 1861, 115
D “The Early Days of Grand Opera in Kansas City,
Daily Countersign (newspaper), 124, 126 1860-1879,” by Harlan Jennings, 349-371
Dallas County, 447 Early, Gerald, ed., “Ain't But a Place”: An Anthology
Dallas County Historical Society, 214, 321, 435 of African American Writings about St. Louis, 111-
Danville, Mo., 228, 452 112
Dardenne Prairie, Mo., 105 East Prairie, Mo., 448
Dark Lantern Society, 30 Echo, Mo., 105
Darkow, John, 88, 208, 431 Edgerton, Mo., 454
Dauphine/Bonnots Mill, Mo., 453 Edney, Beva J., obit., 108
Davenport, George, 452 Education
Davis, Hiram, 452 1870s, 372-393
Davis, Jefferson, 226 African American, 302-316
Davis, Mo., 332 St. Louis, 23-45, 302-316
Davis, Perry, 228 Ehrlich, Donald Ben, obit., 232
Davison, Rosemary, 450 Ehrlich, George, 343-344
Davison TV & Electronics, Buffalo, 447 Eight Hundred Twenty-two Club, Kansas City, 107
Dawson, Joseph C., III, Doniphan’s Epic March: The El Dorado Springs, Mo., 448
Ist Missouri Volunteers in the Mexican War, 238-239 Eldon, Mo., 448
Deering, Mo., 103 Elections
DeKalb County, 227 1866, 145-146
DeKalb County Historical Society, 91, 214, 321, 435 gubernatorial, 1872, 146
“Denis Julien: Midwestern Fur Trader,” by James H. Missouri Supreme Court primary, 1938, 61-65
Knipmeyer, 245-263 St. Louis school board, 1870s, 23-45
Deposki, Richard, co-auth., Soulard, St. Louis, 346 Elery, Gail, 450
Dereign, Albert, 230 Elijah Cemetery, Ozark County, 454
DeWitt, Petra, 207 Eliot, William Greenleaf, 120-122, 129
Dictionary of Missouri Biography, ed. by Lawrence Ellebracht, Pat, 204-205
O. Christensen, William E. Foley, Gary R. Kremer, Ellis, Ruth, obit., 232
and Kenneth H. Winn, 234-235 Ellsinore School, Butler County, 104
Di Murska, Ilma, 367-368 Emmaus Asylum, Marthasville, 230
Disney, Walt, 228 Empire Garage, Webb City, 451
Dixon, Mo., 225 ““Endangering the Peace of Society’: Abolitionist
Doniphan, Alexander W., 238-239 Agitation and Mob Reaction in St. Louis and Alton,
Doniphan’s Epic March: The Ist Missouri Volunteers 1836-1838,” by Bonnie E. Laughlin, 1-22
in the Mexican War, by Joseph C. Dawson III, 238- Epp’s Sport Shop, Canton, 225
239 Erdsicks Pharmacy, Troy, 103
Index
“Eugene Field and Theater: The Missouri Years,” by Frenchman’s Bluff, Cuivre River, 103
Lewis O. Saum, 159-181 Frene Creek Bridge, Hermann, 229
Evangelical Lutheran Cross Church, Jefferson County, Frick, L. Ruth Coulter, obit., 338
453 Friends of Arrow Rock, 91
Evans, Mark L., co-auth., Ste. Genevieve: A Leisurely Friends of Historic Boonville, 91, 215, 435-436
Stroll Through History, 240 Friends of Jefferson Barracks, 92, 215, 436
Excelsior Springs, Mo., 453 Friends of Keytesville, 92, 215, 322
Exercise Tiger, 101 Friends of Old St. Ferdinand Shrine, 92, 215, 436
Friends of the National Frontier Trails Center, 92,
F 215, 322, 436
Faherty, William Barnaby, 227 From Mountain Man to Millionaire: The “Bold and
Fair Grove, Mo., 103 Dashing Life” of Robert Campbell, by William R
Fairdealing, Mo., 336 Nester, 340-341
Fairfield covered bridge, Benton County, 448 Fulton High School Chamber Singers, 331
Fane, Gloria, 449 Fulton, Mo., 226, 331, 448, 463
Fant, Lynn J., house, Fulton, 331, 448 Fur trade, 245-263, 340-341
Farming, 334
Farrar, Ronald T., A Creed for My Profession: Walter G
Williams, Journalist to the World, 113-114 Gage, John Cutter, obit., 457
Farris Theatre, Richmond, 450 Gan, Samuel, 334
Fayette, Mo., 448 Gardner, Mark L., Wagons for the Santa Fe Trade:
Federal Building, Joplin, 332 Wheeled Vehicles and Their Makers, 1822-1880, 462
Ferguson Historical Society, 91 Garfield School, Kansas City, 449
Ferguson, Mo., 104 Garland Center, Carthage, 447
Ferrell, Robert H., 208 Gasconade County Historical Society, 92, 215, 322, 436
ed., The Kansas City Investigation: Pendergast’s Gass, William H., co-ed., Literary St. Louis: A Guide,
Downfall, 1938-1939, by Rudolph H. Hartmann, 346-347
235-238 Geary, Fred, art exhibition, 432
Truman and Pendergast, 235-238 Gene’s Coffee Shop, California, 451
Field, Eugene, 159-181, 229 “Gentlemen, Reach for All’: Toppling the Pendergast
Field, Kate, 103 Machine, 1936-1940,” by Patrick McLear, 46-67
Fires Gentzler, Lynn Wolf, 87, 211, 317
Columbia, 462 German Americans, St. Louis, 23-45
Convention Hall, Kansas City, 102 German-Austrian-Swiss Historical-Heritage Society
Danville, 452 of the Ozarks, 215-216, 436
Lewis County, 225 Gifts Relating to Missouri, 99-100, 223-224, 328-330,
Red Star School, Fulton, 331 444-446
First Christian Church, West Plains, 336 Giglio, James N., 109-110
First Freewill Baptist Church, Mountain Grove, 226 Gillespie, Michael, Wild River, Wooden Boats, 462
First State Bank, Long Lane, 447 Glasgow, Mo., 453
First United Methodist Church, St. Charles, 106 Glendale Historical Society, 92, 216, 322, 436
Fischetti, Zelli, 317 Glover, John M., 273
Fitzpatrick, Daniel, cartoons, inside October back Glynn, Michael, 31,
cover, inside January back cover, inside July back Golden Eagle River Museum, 92, 216, 436
cover, 49, 52, 55, 58, 62, 65, 67, 87 Goodrich, James W., 206, 211, 317, 340-341, 431
Florissant, Mo., 104, 450 Gospels in Glass: Stained Glass Windows in Missouri
Churches, by Ken Luebbering and Robyn Burnett,
Foley, William E., 110-111, 205, 208; co-ed., 346
Dictionary of Missouri Biography, 234-235 Gottschalk, Louis, 385-387
Forsyth High School, Class of 1941, 337 Graham Cave State Park, 106
Fort Davidson, 103 Graham, Margaret Baker, “Baptism by Fire: A
Fort Madison, Iowa, 254-255 Missourian in the Great War,” 394-412
Fort Osage, marker, 226 Graham, Robert, 411, 412
Foster, Ralph, 107 Grain Valley Historical Society, 92, 216, 322, 436
Foundation for Restoration of Ste. Genevieve, 215 Grand River Historical Society and Museum, 92, 216,
Franklin County, 335 322, 436-437
Fredericktown, Mo., 101 Grandin, E. B., 336
Freeman Historical Society, 91 Grandview Historical Society, 92, 216
470 Index
Grange, St. Charles County, 230 Historic Madison County, 92-93, 217, 322, 437
Grant, Nellie, 124-125 Historic MSD: The Story of the Missouri School for
Grant, Ulysses S., 452 the Deaf, by Richard D. Reed, 463
Grasslands (house), Columbia, 101 Historical Society of Maries County, 437
Gratiot, Charles, 258 Historical Society of New Santa Fe, 93, 217, 322-323,
Gray family, 333 437
Great Depression, 331 Historical Society of Polk County, 93, 217, 323, 437
Great Oronogo Circle Mine, Jasper County, 447 Historical Society of University City, 93
Green, Virginia, 310 History Museum for Springfield-Greene County, 217
Greene County, 230, 453 A History of St. John’s United Church of Christ,
Greene County Historical Society, 92, 216, 437 Pinckney, Missouri, by Roxana W. Schroeder, 115
Grosvenor, William, 382, 388, 390-391, 393 Hockaday house, Fulton, 226
Grundy County, 105; Poor Farm, 334 Hoecker, Mo., 336
Grundy County Historical Society, 216, 322, 437 Hoefer Funeral Home, Higginsville, 448
Hoey, J. Michael, “Missouri Education at the
H Crossroads: The Phelan Miscalculation and the
Hackman, Larry, 87 Education Amendment of 1870,” 372-393
Hafner, Phil A., 335 Holian, Timothy J., 459-460
Hallsville, Mo., 101 Holland, Antonio F., 111-112
Hamilton, George, 401-402 Hollister High School, Class of 1941, 337
Hanging tree, Thomasville, 454 Holman, Henry, house, Fulton, 331
Hannibal, Mo., 102, 448 Holmes, Pat, 211
Hansford, Michele Newton, Carthage, Missouri, 347 Holmes, Wayne, 203, 208
Hardin, Joe, 454 Holt County Historical Society, 438
Hargett, Dean, 211 Hometown Beer: A History of Kansas City’s
Harris MFA Grocery, Chadwick, 333 Breweries, by H. James Maxwell and Bob Sullivan,
Harris, William Torrey, 25-28, 378-380, 383-384, 392 Jr., 459-460
Harris-Kearney house, Kansas City, 337 Honore, Louis Tesson, 251
Harrison County Historical Society, 216 Hotel Bothwell, Sedalia, 103
Harrisonville, Mo., 448 Hourigan, James Albert, obit., 108
Hartman, William H., 228 Houston, Mo., 331, 454
Hartmann, Rudolph H., The Kansas City Investigation: Howard County, 105, 448
Pendergast’s Downfall, 1938-1939, ed. by Robert H. Howard, Goldena Roland, obit., 338
Ferrell, 235-238 Howell County, 227, 335; Farm, 453
Hatchet Club, Fulton, 448 HST Independence 76 Fire Company Historical
Hauck Milling Company, St. Joseph, 455 Society, 93, 217, 438
Hauk, Minnie, 167-168 Huber, Patrick, 205
Hauser, Heinrich, 447 Hummell, Edward, 34-36
Heinbach, Mary Alice, 342-343 Hunt, Wilson, house, Fulton, 331
Henry County, 242; Courthouse, Clinton, 101 Hunter, DeWitt C., 104
Henry County Historical Society, 92, 216, 322, 437 Hunter, Hal, Jr., 189-190
Henry, James, 37-38 Hunter, Julius, 452
Hermann, Mo., 229 Huntsville Historical Society, 93, 217, 323, 438
Hesse, Anna Kemper Hutchinson, John Asbury, 335
obit., 338
trans., Selections From My Journey to America, I
1836-1843, by Jakob Naumann, 240-241 I Didn’t Know That!, by Stanley Wilke, 240
Hezel, Gladys, obit., 108 Idyllic America: The Woodcuts of Fred Geary (art
Higginsville, Mo., 448 exhibition), 432
Highway 171, 225 Illasco, Mo., 106, 342-343
Hillfolks Village, 225 In Memoriam, 108, 232, 338-339, 456-457
Himes, Chester, 227 Independence, Mo., 102, 228, 331
Hindman, Thomas, 228 Indian Creek, Mo., 102
Hinkson, Polly, 453 Insane Sisters or, the Price Paid for Challenging a
Hinkson, Robert, 453 Company Town, by Gregg Andrews, 342-343
Historic Bethel German Colony, 437 International Shoe, Sweet Springs, 451
Historic Kansas City Foundation, 92, 217, 437 Interurban railroad, Kansas City, 450
Historic Liberty Jail, 322 Irish Americans
Index 471
Owens Cemetery, Maries County, 451 Kempker, Erin, “The Union, the War, and Elvira
St. Louis, 23-45, 452 Scott,” 287-301
Iron County, 104 KGBX Radio, Springfield, 107
Iron County Historical Society, 93, 217, 323, 438 Kiefer, Vernon, obit., 457
Iron Mountain Railroad, 453 Kimmswick Historical Society, 94, 218, 323, 438
Iron ore mining, Ozarks, 454 Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society, 94, 218,
Isbell, Mo., 453 323, 438-439
Kinloch, Mo., 450
J Kirksville, Mo., Civil War battle, 274-276
Jackson County Historical Society, 93-94, 217-218, Kirkwood Historical Society, 94, 218, 323, 439
323, 438 Kirkwood, Mo., 229, 451
Jackson County, Truman Courthouse, Independence, KMOX Radio, St. Louis, 336
102 Knight, William, 34-36
James, Jesse, 101, 230 Knipmeyer, James H., “Denis Julien: Midwestern Fur
James, Zerelda, 104 Trader,” 245-263
Jasper County, 230, 447 Koller, Euphemia B., 342-343
Jasper County Historical Society, 94, 218 Kraft, Springfield, 336
Jefferson Barracks, 334, 453 Kremer, Gary R., 203-204, 208, 341-342
Jefferson City, Mo., 331, 448-449 co-auth., “Lake Placid: ‘A Recreational Center for
Jefferson County, 229, 453 Colored People in the Missouri Ozarks,” 68-85
Jefferson County Historical Society, 438 co-ed., Dictionary of Missouri Biography, 234-235
Jennings, Harlan, “The Early Days of Grand Opera in Krog, William O., Jr., obit., 457
Kansas City, 1860-1879," 349-371 KWTO Radio, Springfield, 107
Johnson County Historical Society, 94, 218
Johnson, John W., 254, 256, 260-262 L
Johnson Library and Museum, Osceola, 211 Laas, Virginia, 317; ed., Bridging Two Eras: The
Jones, Frank, 231 Autobiography of Emily Newell Blair, 1877-1951,
Joplin, Mo., 460-461
Josephville, Mo., 230 La Charrette, Mo., 106
Julien, Denis, 245-263 Laclede County Historical Society, 218
Laclede, Pierre, 246, 248
K Lafayette County, 335
The Kansas City Investigation: Pendergast’s Downfall, LaGrange School, Jasper County, 230
1938-1939, by Rudolph H. Hartmann, and ed. by Lair, Wesley W
Robert H. Ferrell, 235-238 “Lake Placid: ‘A Recreational Center for Colored
Kansas City, Mo People in the Missouri Ozarks,” by Gary R. Kremer
breweries, 459-460 and Evan P. Orr, 68-85
Coates Opera House, 357-360 Lake Placid, Morgan County, 101
Convention Hall, fire, 102 Lake Taneycomo, 455
Garfield School, 449 Landusky, Powell Pike, 335
Harris-Kearney house, 337 Langrishe,J . S., 350
immigrants, 334 Langston School, Fredericktown, 101
interurban railroad, 450 Lansmon, Joseph, 331
Mormons, 337 Larsen, Lawrence H., 205
opera, 349-37 Larson, Sidney, 211
politics, 1930s, 46-67 Lauder, Frank, 331
St. Teresa’s Academy, 449 Laughlin, Bonnie E., “*Endangering the Peace of
Sharp’s Station Bridge, 450 Society’: Abolitionist Agitation and Mob Reaction in
Swope Park, 69 St. Louis and Alton, 1836-1838," 1-22
theater, 172-178 Lawless, Luke E., 5-7, 13-15, 21
Towers at Terrace on Tenth Street, 449 Lawrence County
Kansas City Westerners, 94, 218, 323, 438 332
Kansas, Civil War, 230 Dry Valley United Methodist Church, 450
Kaye, Ara, 88, 211, 432 Poor Farm, 453
Keen, Thomas Edwin, 334 schools, 334
Kelley, Faye, 332 Lawrence County Historical Society
Kelling, G. A., 225 Lawrenceton, Mo., 102
Kellogg, Clara Louise, 164-166, 173 Lazia, John, 50
472 Index
Lead Mine, Mo., 447 46-67
Ledbetter, Caroll L., obit., 108 McMahan, Robert T., 345
Lee, George R., Slavery North of St. Louis, 241-242 McNeil, John, 266-267, 276, 285
Lee’s Summit Historical Society, 94, 218, 324, 439 Macon County Historical Society, 324
Lee’s Summit, Mo., 449 Madison County, Courthouse, Fredericktown, 101
Lewis, Anne Gage, obit., 339 Mansfield, Mo., 226
Lewis County, 225 March, Julie, 318
Lewis, George, 334 Maries County, 230, 451
Lewis, Henry, 334 Maries County Historical Society, 218-219, 324
Lewis, Meriwether, 110-111, 254-255 Marmaduke, John S., 229, 281, 286, 333
Lexington, Mo., 448 Marshall, Mo., 102, 449
Lincoln, Abraham, 449 Marthasville, Mo., 230
Lincoln County, 103 Marx brothers, 455
Lincoln County Historical and Archaeological Society, Maryville, Mo., 102
94, 218, 324, 439 Mascou, Mo., 227
Lindbergh, Anne Morrow, 451 Mathias, Henry C., house, Washington, 332
Lindbergh, Charles, 450, 451 Mauldin, Bill, cartoons, inside April back cover
Linder, U. F, 17-19 Maxwell, H. James, co-auth., Hometown Beer: A
Linnville, Mo., 334 History of Kansas City’s Breweries, 459-460
Lipscomb, Henry S., 265 May, Lela, 449
Literary St. Louis: A Guide, ed. by Lorin Cuoco and Medora/St. Aubert, Mo., 453
William H. Gass, 346-347 Meier, Adolphus, 32-34
Littrell, Don, 190 Memorial Union, Columbia, 452
Livingston County, 229 Mendota, Mo., 227
Loan, Benjamin F., 104 Meramec Valley Genealogical and Historical Society,
Local Historical Societies, 89-98, 212-222, 319-327, 94, 324, 439
433-443 Mercer County Genealogical and Historical Society,
Locust Grove Methodist Church, Midway, 333 94, 324
Long Lane, Mo., 447 Merchants Hotel, Palmyra, 102
Longview farm, Lee’s Summit, 449 Messick, Ben, art exhibition, 317
Loretto Academy, Florissant, 104 Meuser, Kenneth G., obit., 232
Lorimier, Louis, house, Cape Girardeau, 447 Mexican War, 238-239
Louisburg, Mo., 331 MFA Farmers Exchange, Urbana, 447
Louisiana Purchase, 333-334 Miami, Mo., 287-301
Lovejoy, Elijah, 2, 4, 7-9, 15-17, 20-22 Mid-Missouri Civil War Round Table, 219, 324, 439
Lovejoy, Owen, 9-10 Milan, Mo., United Methodist Church, 226
Lowry, Ed, 333 Mill Creek Mills, Celt, 447
Lucerne, Mo., Christian Church, 451 Miller County Historical Society, 95, 219, 324, 439
Luebbering, Ken, co-auth., Gospels in Glass: Stained Miller Creek Methodist Church, Callawa: County, 226
Glass Windows in Missouri Churches, 346 Milligan, Jacob L. “Tuck,” 51-53
Lunatic Asylum No. 2, St. Joseph, 450 Miiligan, Maurice, 50-51, 56-58
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, 104, 240 Mine Au Breton Historical Society, 95, 439
Mineola, Mo., 106
M Mines and mining
McCall, Sparrel, 331 Callaway County, 448
McCarthy, June E., obit., 339 Dallas County, 447
McCormack, Susan, 88 Jasper County, 447
McCoy, John Calvin, 107, 231 Ozarks, 454
McCullough, Frisby, 275 southwest Missouri, 347
MacDermott, Marcella Wiget, obit.. 732 Misemer, Harry, 450
McHaney, Flake, 198-199 Mississippi County, politics, 194-197
McIntosh, Francis, 2-4, 11, 13-15, 20 Mississippi River, 463
McIntyre, Stephen L., ““Communist Progress’: The Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair, St. Louis, 117-139
Workingmen’s Party and St. Louis Educational Missouri
Politics, 1877-1878,” 23-45 northeast, 264-268
Maclay house, Tipton, 454 post-Civil War, 333
McLear, Patrick, 235-238; “‘Gentlemen, Reach for southwest, 345-346
All’: Toppling the Pendergast Machine, 1936-1940,” Missouri Compromise, 334
Index
“Missouri Education at the Crossroads: The Phelan 1930s, 458-459
Miscalculation and the Education Amendment of
1870,” by J. Michael Hoey, 372-393 N
Missouri History in Magazines, 104-107, 228-231, Naeger, Bill, co-auth., Ste. Genevieve: A Leisurely
Stroll Through History, 240
Missouri History in Newspapers, 101-103, 225-227, Naeger, Patti, co-auth., Ste. Genevieve: A Leisurely
331-332, 447-451 Stroll Through History, 240
Missouri Hotel, St. Louis, 307 Native Americans
Missouri Methodist Church, Columbia, 452 interracial marriages, 337
Missouri Methodist Hospital, St. Joseph, 103 Osage, 229, 333
Missouri Pacific Railroad, 453 Ozarks, 454
Missouri River, 462 Naumann, Jakob, Selections From My Journey to
Missouri River Outfitters, 439 America, 1836-1843, trans. by Anna Kemper Hesse,
Missouri School for the Deaf, Fulton, 226, 331, 463 240-241
Missouri Society for Military History, 95, 219, 439 Naylor, Mo., 336
Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, 331 Neihardt, John G., Corral of the Westerners, 95, 219,
Missouri State Guard Doctor Leaves a Diary, in 1861, 324, 440
by Joanne Chiles Eakin, 115 Neosho, Mo., 454
Missouri Symphony Society, Columbia, 206 Nester, William R., From Mountain Man to Millionaire:
Mockler, Thomas, 34-36, 39 The “Bold and Dashing Life” of Robert Campbell,
Modjeska, Helena, 169-172 340-341
Mokane, Mo., 226 Nevada, Mo., post office, 450
Momyer, Betty Mae, obit., 457 New Franklin, Mo., 101
Monett, Mo., 332 New Market, Mo., 335
Moniteau County Historical Society, 95, 219, 324, 440 Newark, Mo., 274, 281; hotel, 278
Monroe County, 105 News in Brief, 87-88, 211, 317-318, 432
Monroe County Historical Society, 440 Newton County, 454
Montesi, Albert, co-auth., Soulard, St. Louis, 346 Newton County Historical Society, 95, 219, 324, 440
Montgomery, Christine, 432 Newtonia, Mo., 228, 230, 450
Montgomery County Historical Society, 219, 324, 440 Nicholas-Beazley factory, Marshall, 102
Montrose Area Historical Society, 225 Nickell, Frank, 458-459
Montrose, Mo 5 Nipher, Francis E., 453
Moonshining, Ripley County, 454 Nodaway County, 230
Moore, Edna, 455 Nodaway County Historical Society, 95
Moore, Marianne, 103 Normandy Area Historical Association, 440
Moore, Willa Mae, obit., 457 Normandy, Mo., 450
Morgan County, 68-85, 101 Novinger, Mo., 103, 331
Morgan County Historical Society, 219 Novinger Renewal, 95, 325
Morgenthaler, Charles Albert, house, Hallsville, 101
Mormons, Kansas City, 337 O
Morris, Ann, 318 O'Connell, John, 31-32, 34-36, 39
Morrow, Lynn, co-auth., Shepherd of the Hills Country: O'Fallon Historical Society, 95, 219, 325, 440
Tourism Transforms the Ozarks, 1880s-1930s, 458- Ohman, Marian M., “‘One of the Best and Truest
459 Characters in the State’: Joseph Lafayette
Morton, John D., 208 Stephens,” 140-158
Moss, Luella St. Clair, 452 Old Mines Area Historical Society, 219-220, 325
Mound City, Mo., 449 Old Settlers Association, Jefferson County, 229
Mount Olive Church, Ripley County, 106 Old Trails Historical Society, 95, 220, 325, 440
Mount Providence (building), Normandy, 450 Oldham, Charles, 452
Mount Vernon, Mo., 105, 226, 332 Oldham, Marian, 452
Mountain Grove, Mo., 102, 226 Olmsted, Frederick Law, 122, 128
Mountain View, Mo., 453 Olney, Mo., Baptist Church, 451
Mueller, Albert A., obit., 457 Olson, James C., 113-114
Mueller, Paul, Company, Springfield, 455 O’Neil, John “Buck,” 207
Murdock, Francis, 16-17, 19-21 O'Neill, Rose, 453
Murray, Matthew S., 53, 63-64 ““One of the Best and Truest Characters in the State’:
Myers-Phinney, Linda, co-auth., Shepherd of the Hills Joseph Lafayette Stephens,” by Marian M. Ohman,
Country: Tourism Transforms the Ozarks, 1880s- 140-158
474 Index
Opera, Kansas City, 349-371 Phelan, David, 372-393
Oregon-California Trails Association, Trails Head Phelan, Michael, 372-393
Chapter, 325 Phelps County, 454
Oregon County, 227 Philanthropy, 117-139
O'Reilly General Hospital, Springfield, 455 Phillipps, Adelaide, 362-365
O'Reilly, P. F., 374, 378, 380, 383, 392 Phillips, Christopher, 206
Oronogo, Mo., 451 Phillips, Helen, 101
Orr, Evan P., co-auth., “Lake Placid: ‘A Recreational Phillips, Morris Lynn, obit., 457
Center for Colored People in the Missouri Ozarks,’” Pictorial Memories of Henry County, Missouri, 242
68-85 Pierce Pennant Motor Hotel, Columbia, 333
Osage County, 105, 229-230, 335; railroads, 453 Pierpaoli, Paul G., Jr., Truman and Korea: The
Osage County Historical Society, 95, 220, 325, 440 Political Culture of the Early Cold War, 233-234
Osage Indians Pike County, 10:
Osceola, Mo., 211, 334 Pike County Historical Society, 96, 325, 441
Overby, Osmund, William Adair Bernoudy, Architect: Pilot Knob, 284-285
Bringing the Legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright to St. Pinckney, Mo., 115
Louis, 343-344 Pinebrook Lodge, Howell County, 335
Overland Historical Society, 220, 325, 440 Pippin Place (resort), Jefferson City, 331
Owen, John L., 272 Plank roads, 105
Owens Cemetery, Maries County, 451 Platte County Historical Society, 220, 441
Ozark County, 227, 454 Pleasant Green (plantation), Cooper County, 101
Ozark Empire Fair, Springfield, 336 Pleasant Hill Historical Society, 96, 220, 325, 441
Ozarks, 451 Pleasant Hill School, St. Clair County, 102
folksongs, 454 Poe, J. W., 447
iron ore mining, 454 Poindexter, John A., 106, 335
Native Americans, 454 Politics, Bootheel, 182-202
tourism, 458-459 Porter family, 332
Porter, Joseph C., 266, 273, 275
Post, Truman, 308
Pabst, Alison, 211 Prairie du Chien, Wisc., 249, 253, 257, 259-263
Pagedale, Mo., 450 Prairieville Township, Pike County, 335
Painter, John Harold, obit., Preetorius, Emil, 32-34
Palmyra, Mo., 102 Price, Sterling, 103
Parker, Benjamin Franklin, 228 Price, Wiley, 318
Parker, “Fast Eddie,” 447 Priddy, Bob, 211
Parker, Lester Shepard, 331 Prohibition, 336
Parker, Thomas A., 373-378, 386 Prosperity Junction, Webb City, 451
Parkview High School, Springfield, 230 Province, Virginia, 331
Parkville, Mo., 334 Pryor, Jerry, Southwest Missouri Mining, 347
Parr, Horace Stayton, obit., 232 Pryor, Leonard, 78-79
Payne, Moses U., 228 Pulaski County Museum and Historical Society, 96
Pearson, G. Morris, obit., 339 Pulitzer, Joseph, 385, 387-388
Pemiscot County, 103 Pythian Castle, Springfield, 106
Pemiscot County Historical Society, 325, 440
Pendergast, Thomas J., 46, 71-72; political machine, Q
1930s, 46-67, 235-238 Quantrill, William Clark, Society, 96, 220
Peno Township, Pike County, 104
Perry County Historical Society, 95-96, 220, 441 R
Perry County Lutheran Historical Society, 220 Racing track (car), Urich, 447
Perryville, Mo., 332 Railroads
Pershing, John J., 404, 407, 408, 410; Boyiiood Home central Missouri, 150-152
State Historic Site, 334 Osage County, 453
Persuading the American Public: Poster Art from Ramey, John, 229
World War II (art exhibition), 87, 209 Rand, Sally, 454
Peters, Ernest, 225 Randolph County Historical Society, 96, 220, 325, 441
Peterson, Clara E., obit., 339 Ray County Historical Society, 441
Pettis County, 103 Raymore Historical Society, 96, 325, 441
Pettis County Historical Society, 220 Raytown Historical Society, 96, 220, 325-326, 441