Ohio History 1996: Vol 105 Index

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COMPILED BY LAURA RUSSELL
ABOLITIONISTS & the South, 1831-1861, St. Louis-Vincennes Trace, The, by
The, by Stanley Harrold, rev., 195-196 Mark J. Wagner and Mary R.
“Act to Organize and Discipline the McCorvie, bk. note, 120
Militia, An,” 37 Armstrong, John, 90
Adjutant General (Ohio office of), 26, 28, Armstrong, Robert, 178
37 Arnold, Lee, book rev., 213-214
African-American soldiers, 34-35, Arnold, Matthew, General Grant by
149n.14 Matthew Arnold with a Rejoinder by
Agnew, Margaret (Mrs. Harman Mark Twain, edited by John Y. Simon,
Blennerhassett), 137-138 bk. note, 118
Agriculture, 80-81 Artisans, 137
Aides-de-Camp (Ohio office of), 26, 29 Assistant Adjutant General (Ohio office
Akron Beacon Journal, 10-11 of), 28-29
Alcoholic camphor, 180 Assistant Bookkeeper/Auditor (Ohio
Alexander, Charles C., book rev., 205- office of), 28
207 Assistant Clerk of Ordinance (Ohio office
Allen, Howard W., book rev., 112-113 of), 28
Allopathic medicine, 177 Assistant Quartermaster General (Ohio
Ambassadors and America’s Soviet office of), 28
Policy, The, by David Mayers, rev., Athens (Ohio), “The Sage of Athens:
197-198 Charles H. Grosvenor and Presidential
American Federation of Labor, 170 Politics in Ohio in 1908,” by Leonard
American Institute of Planners, 173 Schlup, 145-156
American Pursuit Pilot in France: Roland Auburn Hotel (Mt. Auburn, Ohio), 61
W. Richardson’s Diaries and Letters, Auglaize River, 80, 83
1917-1919, An, edited by Ritchie Au Sable, Michigan, 152
Thomas and Carl M. Becker, rev., 104-
105
American Revolution, The, 127 BACKUS, James, 131-132, 143
American Woman in Transition: The Backus, Matthew, 140, 141
Urban Influence, 1870-1920, The, by Bacteriology, 175
Margaret Gibbons Wilson, 48 Ball, Henry, 83
Amos, 175 “Balm of a Thousand Water-Closets,
Anderson, Michael J., book rev., 109-110 The,” by Lafacadio Hearn, 187-188
Andrew, John, 35 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 152, 153
Anglo-Indian affairs, “Cultural Bank closings, 12-13
Mediation, Cultural Exchange, and the Banning, Lance, The Sacred Fire of
Invention of the Ohio Frontier,” by Liberty: James Madison & the
Larry L. Nelson, 72-91 Founding of the Federal Republic, rev.,
Anna Louise Inn for Working Women 211-212
(Cincinnati, Ohio), 54, 55, 58-59, 63, 64, “Bantam Rooster, The.” See Seltzer,
66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71 Louis B.
“Annual Report,” City Planning Barker, Joseph, 134, 138-139, 141
Commission, 162 Barnes, Lloyd, A History of Trinity
“Annual Report of the Health Officer, Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Xenia, April 13, 1868,” 186 Zanesville, Ohio, 1844-1994; 193
Appleton, Thomas H., Jr., book rev., 217- Barnhart, John D., Valley of Democracy:
218 The Frontier Versus the Plantation in the
Archaeology, 188 Ohio, 1775-1818, 125
Archaeology of Frontier Taverns on the Barnum, P. T., 5
222 OHIO HISTORY
Bartholomew, Harland, 172 Bower, B. P., 185
Baynton, Warton, and Morgan, 77 Bowersville (Ohio), 184
Beach, Wooster, American Practice of Boyer, (Lieutenant) John, 80
Medicine, 178 Boyle, Kevin, book rev., 196-197
Becker, Carl M. and Ritchie Thomas, Breckinridge, Henry, 74
editors, An American Pursuit Pilot in Bricker Amendment, The, 237.81
France: Roland W. Richardson's Bricker, John, “The Feud Renewed:
Diaries and Letters, 1917-1919, rev., Martin Davey, John Bricker and the
104-105 Ohio Campaign of 1940,” by Frank P.
Bedient, Patricia M., 193 Vazzano, 5-24. Illustration, 19
Bellamy, Paul (“Lord Paul’), 10 Bridge lottery, 143
Beloved Brother: Bootleg and Bounty, British Indian Department, The, 72-91
Frankenmuth and the 1930s, by Norman British military, 72-91 passim
Krafft, 193 Britton, Diane F., bk. note, 117
Belpre (Ohio), 134 Broad Street pump (London, England),
Bennett, Louis, 149n.13 178
Benton (Ohio), History of Benton, 1810- Brough, John, “Groping Toward Victory:
1995, by Clayton W. Miller, 92-93 Ohio’s Administration of the Civil
Bettman, Alfred, 159-160, 163, 168 War,” by Noel Fisher, 25-45.
Big Bottom Massacre, 134 Illustration, 36
Bittenger, J. Freer, 21 Browne, “True Reformer.” See Browne,
Black Death, 188 William Washington
Black, Hugo, Hugo Black: A Biography, Browne, William Washington (“True
by Roger K. Newman, rev., 111-112 Reformer”), The Black Lodge in White
Black Lodge in White America: “True America: “True Reformer” Browne and
Reformer” Browne and His Economic His Economic Strategy, by David M.
Strategy, The, by David M. Fahey, rev., Fahey, rev., 99-100
99-100 Brownsville Affair, 149n.14
Black Ohio and the Color Line, 1860- Brownsville, Texas, 149-150
1915, by David Gerber, 56 Brown, Walter F., 169
Black River, 84 Bryan, William Jennings, “The Sage of
Black Women in White America: A Athens: Charles H. Grosvenor and
Documentary History, by Gerda Presidential Politics in Ohio in 1908,” by
Lerner, 56 Leonard Schlup, 145-156
Blaine, James G., 146 Buchan, William, Domestic Medicine; or,
Blennerhassett, Harman, 137-138 A Treatise on the Prevention and Cure
Blennerhassett, Mrs. Harman (Margaret of Diseases, 176, 177
Agnew), 137-138 Buckingham, C. P., 27, 30
Blue, Frederick J., book rev., 207-208 Buell, Joseph, 141
Blue Pocket (Chief), 79-80 Bulletin of the Department of Labor, 50-51
Blue Triangle Club (Cincinnati, Ohio), 54, Burgundy pitch plasters, 180
55-56, 67, 68, 69 Burnham, Robert A., “Obstacles to Plan
“Boarding Homes and Clubs for Working Implementation in the Age of
Women,” by Mary S. Ferguson, 50 Comprehensive City Planning:
Board of County Commissions (Hamilton Cincinnati’s Experience,” 157-173
County), 160 Burton, Harold H., 13, 14
Board of Trustees of the Public Library
(Cincinnati, Ohio), 160, 163
Bond, Beverly, The Civilization of the Old CABIN construction, 84-86
Northwest: A Study of Political, Social, Calomel (mercurous chloride), 177
and Economic Development, 1788- Cameron, Simon, 32, 43
1812, 125 Camp Eustis, Virginia, 16
Bond issue, Public Library of Cincinnati Camp Harrison (Ohio). Illustration, 43
and Hamilton County, 167-168 Canal Tavern (Zoar, Ohio), 174
Borchert, James., book rev., 105-106 Captain White-Eyes, 78, 80
Botanicomedical groups, 177-178 Carrington, Henry B., 26-27, 30
Bounties (Civil War enlistment), 36-37, 39 Carter, Patricia A., “Housing the Women
Index
Who Toiled: Planned Residences for Cincinnati Bar Association, 169
Single Women, Cincinnati 1860-1960,” Cincinnati Board of Education, 160
46-71 Cincinnati Building Trades Council
Casey-Leininger, Charles F., book rev., (Cincinnati, Ohio), 170
99-100 Cincinnati City Council, 162, 188
Cash economy, 82-83 Cincinnati City Planning Commission,
Casto, James E., Towboat on the Ohio, bk. “Obstacles to Plan Implementation in
note, 118-119 the Age of Comprehensive City
Caughnewagas Indians, 84, 87, 90-91 Planning: Cincinnati's Experience,” by
Cave, Alfred A., book rev., 98-99 Robert A. Burnham, 157-173
Cayton, Andrew, book rev., 94-95; The Cincinnati Consumer League, 65
Frontier Republic: Ideology and Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, 187-188
Politics in the Ohio Country, 1780-1825, “Cincinnati Homes for Working
126 Women.” Table, 54
“Census Tracts (1940): Cincinnati, Cincinnati (Ohio), “Housing the Women
Ohio.” Map, 57 Who Toiled: Planned Residences for
Central Ohio Christian Church Single Women, Cincinnati 1860-1960,”
Conference, 16 by Patricia A. Carter, 46-71; 133-134;
Central Parkway Association (Cincinnati, 141; 149; “Obstacles to Plan
Ohio), 170 Implementation in the Age of
Central Parkway (Cincinnati, Ohio), 163- Comprehensive City Planning:
168, 169, 170, 172 Cincinnati’s Experience,” by Robert A.
Central Trust Company (Cincinnati, Burnham, 157-173; “*God’s Scourge’:
Ohio), 167 The Cholera Years in Ohio,” by Donaid
“C.F.W. Walther: Model of Spiritual A. Hutslar, 174-191. Illustration, 185
Formation in a Confessional Lutheran Cincinnati Protective and Industrial
Context,” by Norman J. Threinen, 193 Association for Colored Women and
Chamber of Commerce (Cincinnati, Girls, 55
Ohio), 169 Cincinnati pumping station, 189
Charm (Ohio), Historical Album of Cincinnatus Association, 166, 169-170
Charm, Ohio, by Vernon J. Miller, 92- CIO, 1935-1955, The, by Robert H.
93 Zieger, rev., 110-111
Chase, Salmon P., 29; The Salmon P. City Committee for Bond Coordination
Chase Papers, Volume 2: (Cincinnati, Ohio), 160
Correspondence, 1823-1857, edited by City Hall (Cincinnati, Ohio), 164
John Niven, James P. McClure, Leigh City planning and zoning law, 159
Johnsen, Steve Leikin, and William M. Civic Center (Cincinnati, Ohio), 163-168,
Ferraro, rev., 203-204 169, 171. Map, 165
Chemnitz, Martin, Second Martin: The Civilization of the Old Northwest: A Study
Life and Theology of Martin Chemnitz, of Political, Social, and Economic
The; by J.A.O. Preus, Il, 194 Development, 1788-1812, The, by
Chevalier, Louis, 175 Beverly Bond, 125
Chicago, Illinois, 184 Civil War, “Groping Toward Victory:
Chief Clerk of Ordinance (Ohio office Ohio’s Administration of the Civil
of), 28 War,” by Noel Fisher, 25-45; 185; 189.
“Chief Coon.” See Kuhn, Abraham Illustrations, Winter-Spring cover, 43,
Chillicothe (Ohio), 142, 143. See also: Clark, Champ, 145
Old Chillicothe Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain), General
Chlorides of lime and soda, 180 Grant by Matthew Arnold with a
Cholera Epidemic of 1873 n the United Rejoinder by Mark Twain, edited by
States, The, by John M. Woodworth, 187 John Y. Simon, bk. note, 118
Cholera, “*God’s Scourge’: The Cholera Clermontville (Ohio), 67, 70
Years in Ohio,” by Donald A. Hutslar, Cleveland as a Center of Regional
174-191 American Art: Symposium presented by
Christchurch Monastery (Canterbury, the Cleveland Artists Foundation at The
England), 188 Cleveland Museum of Art, November 13
Christian, (Colonel) William, 87 and 14, 1993, edited by Sandy Richert,
224 OHIO HISTORY
bk. note, 117-118 Statistics, 52-53
Cleveland (Ohio), 53, 67, 184-185 Cott, Nancy F., editor, History of Women
Cleveland Plain Dealer, 6, 8, 10-11, 21 in the United States: Historical Articles
Cleveland Press, 10-12 on Women's Lives and Activities:
Clifton (Ohio), 183 Social and Moral Reform (2 volumes),
Cline, David B., 183 bk. note, 119
Coal miners, 148 : County Court House (Cincinnati, Ohio),
Cole, Charles C., Jr., Lion of the Forest: 169, 172
James B. Finley, Frontier Reformer, Court Street (Athens, Ohio), 152
rev., 106-107 Cowen, Benjamin R., 27
Colored Catholic Girls Home (Cincinnati, Cox, James M., 8
Ohio), 55 Cozzens, Peter, The Shipwreck of Their
Colonel Grenfell’s Wars: The Life of a Hopes: The Battles for Chattanooga,
Soldier of Fortune, by Stephen Z. Starr, rev., 108
bk. note, 120 Crawford, (Colonel) William, 74
Columbus and Xenia railroad lines, 183 Cresswell, Nicholas, 78, 79, 80, 86, 88-89
Columbus Dispatch, 11 Crete and James: Personal Letters of
Columbus (Ohio), “‘God’s Scourge’: The Lucretia and James Garfield, edited by
Cholera Years in Ohio,” by Donald A. John Shaw, rev., 217-218
Hutslar, 174-191 Cultural Exchange, “Cultural Mediation,
Commissary Department (Ohio office of), Cultural Exchange, and the Invention of
26, 28, 41-42 the Ohio Frontier,” by Larry L. Nelson,
Commissary General (Ohio office of), 26, 72-91
28, 29 “Cultural Mediation, Cultural Exchange,
Common Labour: Workers and the and the Invention of the Ohio Frontier,”
Digging of North American Canals, by Larry L. Nelson, 72-91
1780-1860, by Peter Way, rev., 103-104 Cultural Mediation, “Cultural Mediation,
Community of Memory: My Days with Cultural Exchange, and the Invention of
George and Clara, A, by Jeff Gundy, the Ohio Frontier,” by Larry L. Nelson,
bk. note, 119 72-91
Comprehensive city planning, “Obstacles Cures and remedies, “*God’s Scourge’:
to Plan Implementation in the Age of The Cholera Years in Ohio,” by Donald
Comprehensive City Planning: A. Hutslar, 174-191
Cincinnati’s Experience,” by Robert A. Curtis, [Farmer ?], 140
Burnham, 157-173 Cuyahoga River, 141
Concordia Historical Institute, 193-194
Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly,
193 DAGUERREOTYPES, 182
Confederation Congress, 127-128 Dana, Benjamin, 139-140, 144
Confederation of States, The, 127 Dana, Elizabeth (Mrs. Joseph Dana), 134
Congressional Record, 146 Dana, Mrs. Joseph (Elizabeth Dana), 134
Conner, Richard, 83 Dana, William, 134, 138
Consumer Reform Movement, 48 Dance and music, 86
Convent of the Good Shepherd, 49 Davey, Martin L. (“Duke of Kent”),
Cooper, Jerry, book rev., 219-220 “The Feud Renewed: Martin Davey,
Cooper, William, “William Cooper’s John Bricker and the Ohio Campaign of
Town: Power and Persuasion on the 1940,” by Frank P. Vazzano, 5-24.
Frontier of the Early American Illustration, 11
Republic,” by Alan Taylor, 93 Davey Tree Expert Company (Kent,
“Coordinated bond program.” See “Five- Ohio), 6
Year Improvement Program” Davis, James M., 22
“Coordination,” in city planning, 157-158 Davis, [Mr. ?], 139, 140
Corbin, General Henry C., 149, 152 Dayton City Council, 180
Coshocton (Ohio), 86 Dayton (Ohio), “‘God’s Scourge’: The
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 23 Cholera Years in Ohio,” by Donald A.
Cost of Living of Working Women in Ohio, Hutslar, 174-191
by Department of Investigation and Dayton Tri-Weekly Bulletin, 180, 182
Index 225
Dean Avenue (Athens, Ohio), 152 Duck Creek, 138
Delano, Columbus, 42 Duckworth, Christopher S., bk. note, 116-
Delaware Indians, “Cultural Mediation, 117
Cultural Exchange, and the Invention of “Duke of Kent.” See Davey, Martin L.
the Ohio Frontier,” by Larry L. Nelson, “Duncan Disinfecting Chest,” 189
72-91; 127, 132-133, 136 Dunlap, Thomas R., 193
“Delivered on the Occasion of a Fast “Dwelling Units: Percent of Dwelling
Observed in Reference to the Approach Units in Need of Major Repairs,
of the Epidemic,” by John Witherspoon Cincinnati, Ohio, by Census Tracts,
Scott, 175 1940.” Map, 62
Democratic party, “The Feud Renewed: Dysentery, 181
Martin Davey, John Bricker and the
Ohio Campaign of 1940,” by Frank P.
Vazzano, 5-24; “The Sage of Athens: EATON (Ohio), 183
Charles H. Grosvenor and Presidential Eccles, W. J., Donald P. Heldman, and
Politics in Ohio in 1908,” by Leonard Jennifer S. H. Brown, editors, The Fur
Schlup, 145-156 Trade Revisited: Selected Papers of the
Democratic State Convention (September Sixth North American Fur Trade
7, 1940), 9-10 Conference, Mackinac Island,
Dennison, William, “Groping Toward Michigan, 1991, rev., 102-103
Victory: Ohio’s Administration of the Eclectic medicine, 178
Civil War,” by Noel Fisher, 25-45. Economics, “Housing the Women Who
Illustration, 31 Toiled: Planned Residences for Single
Department of Investigation and Statistics, Women, Cincinnati 1860-1960,” by
Cost of Living of Working Women in Patricia A. Carter, 46-71; “Cultural
Ohio, 52-53 Mediation, Cultural Exchange, and the
Detroit, Michigan, 184 Invention of the Ohio Frontier,” by
Devantier, Paul, “Warrior of God, Man Larry L. Nelson, 72-91
of Peace,” 193 Eighth Street Viaduct (Cincinnati, Ohio),
Dewey, Thomas E., 17, 23 161-162
Dickerson, John, 41 Eleanor Earnshaw Club (Cincinnati,
Dilts, James D., The Great Road: The Ohio), 54, 61, 67, 69
Building of the Baltimore & Ohio, The Eleanor Lodge (Cincinnati, Ohio), 54, 61,
Nation’s First Railroad, 1828-1853, bk. 63, 65, 66, 69
note, 117 Elections, “The Feud Renewed: Martin
Disenfranchisement of African- Davey, John Bricker and the Ohio
Americans, 149n.13 Campaign of 1940,” by Frank P.
Doctors and diseases, “‘God’s Scourge’: Vazzano, 5-24
The Cholera Years in Ohio,” by Donald Elliott, Matthew, 74
A. Hutslar, 174-191 Elm Street (Cincinnati, Ohio), 166
Dr. Zolicoffer’s “Anti-Cholera Mixture,” Emanuel (Cincinnati, Ohio), 66
180 Emerson, William, 164-166
Domestic Medicine; or, A Treatise on the Emery, Thomas J., 70
Prevention and Cure of Diseases, by Employment patterns, “Housing the
William Buchan, 176, 177 Women Who Toiled: Planned
Doubty, John, 90 Residences for Single Women,
Douglass, Frederick, Majestic in His Cincinnati 1860-1960,” by Patricia A.
Wrath: A Pictorial Life of Frederick Carter, 46-71
Douglass, by Frederick S. Voss, bk. Encyclopedia of African American
note, 119 Associations, 192
Drake, Daniel, 177, 179 Engineer in Chief (Ohio office of), 26, 29
Drew, Walter, “Without Blare of Epidemics, “*God’s Scourge’: The
Trumpets”: Walter Drew, the National Cholera Years in Ohio,” by Donald A.
Erectors’ Association, and the Open Hutslar, 174-191
Shop Movement, 1903-57, by Sidney Erie County (Ohio), 179, 184
Fine, rev., 198-199 Erskine, Margaret Handley, 79
Dropsy, 182 Essays and Reports, 193, 194
226 OHIO HISTORY
Esther Home (Cincinnati, Ohio), 54, 64, Fisher, Albert Shaw, 194
66, 68, 69 Fisher, Noel, “Groping Toward Victory:
Europe, 174-191 passim Ohio’s Administration of the Civil War,
Evangeline Booth Home for Colored Girls 25-45; book rev., 208-209
(Cincinnati, Ohio), 55 “Five-Year Improvement Program
(coordinated bond program),” 160-161
Fleet Walker’s Divided Heart: The Life
FAHEY, David M., The Black Lodge in of Baseball’s First Black Major
White America: “True Reformer” Leaguer, by David W. Zang, rev., 205-
Browne and His Economic Strategy, 207
rev., 99-100 Fontbone. See Fontbonne
Fallen Timbers, Battle of, 74, 134 Fontbonne (Cincinnati, Ohio), 64, 66, 69
Farley, James, 18 Foraker, Joseph Benson, 145, 149n.14,
Farmers and farming, “Marietta’s 156
Example of a Settlement Pattern in the Forbes, S. F., 189-190
Ohio Country: A Reinterpretation,” by Ford, George B., 158
Kim M. Gruenwald, 125-144 Forest History Society, The, 193
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Hotel (Dayton, Fort Greenville, 134
Ohio), 182 Fort Harmar, 127, 133
Farr, William, 175, 180 Fort Malden (Amherstburg, Ontario), 89
FDR. See Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Fort Pitt, 77, 79
Fearing, Paul, 141 Fort Washington, 133
Federal building (Cincinnati, Ohio), 168- Fort Wayne, 83
172. Map 171 Four Dead in Ohio: Was There A
Federal Emergency Relief Conspiracy At Kent State?, by William
Administration, 16 A. Gordon, bk. note, 119
Federalist party, “Marietta’s Example of Fourth Street (Cincinnati, Ohio), 167
a Settlement Pattern in the Ohio Frankfort (Ohio), 83
Country: A Reinterpretation,” by Kim Franklin County (Ohio), 179
M. Gruenwald, 125-144 Fremont, John C., 32
Feis, William B., book rev., 204-205 French and Indian War, 1754-1763: The
Ferguson, Mary S., “Boarding Homes and Imperial Struggle for North America,
Clubs for Working Women,” 50 The, by Seymour I. Schwartz, bk. note,
Ferraro, William M., John Niven, James 118
P. McClure, Leigh Johnsen, and Steve Friar Lands, Philippines, 1517.21
Leikin, editors, The Salmon P. Chase Friedman, Andrea, “Prurient Interests:
Papers, Volume 2: Correspondence, Anti-Obscenity Campaigns in New
1823-1857, rev., 203-204 York City, 1909-1945,” 93
Ferrell, Robert H., Harry S. Truman: A Friendship Home for Colored Girls
Life, rev., 109-110 (Cincinnati, Ohio), 54, 55, 65, 66, 68, 69
“Feud Renewed: Martin Davey, John From Pearl Harbor to V-J Day: The
Bricker and the Ohio Campaign of American Armed Forces in World War
1940, The,” by Frank P. Vazzano, 5-24 II, by D. Clayton James and Anne
Field, Phyllis F., book rev., 195-196 Sharp Wells, rev., 219-220
Fifth Street (Cincinnati, Ohio), 169, 172 Frontier, “Cultural Mediation, Cultural
Filler, Louis, Vanguards and Followers: Exchange, and the Invention of the
Youth in the American Tradition, 93; Ohio Frontier,” by Larry L. Nelson, 72-
book rev., 200-202 91; “Marietta’s Example of a Settlement
Fine, Sidney, “Without Blare of Pattern in the Ohio Country: A
Trumpets”: Walter Drew, the National Reinterpretation,” by Kim M.
Erectors’ Association, and the Open Gruenwald, 125-144
Shop Movement, 1903-57, rev., 198-199 Frontier in History: North America and
Finley, James B., Lion of the Forest: South Africa Compared, The, by
James B. Finley, Frontier Reformer, by Howard Lamar and Leonard
Charles C. Cole, Jr., rev., 106-107 Thompson, 75
Fischer, William E., Jr., book rev., 104- Frontier Republic: Ideology and Politics
105 in the Ohio Country, 1780-1825, The, by
Index 227
Andrew Cayton, 126 141, 142-144
Fry, James B., 39 Gilman, Jane (Mrs. Dudley Woodbridge,
Fur trade, “Cultural Mediation, Cultural Jr.), 135, 143
Exchange, and the Invention of the Gilman, Joseph, 129, 131, 132, 135, 140,
Ohio Frontier,” by Larry L. Nelson, 72- 142
91; Fur Trade Revisited: Selected Gilman, Mrs. Benjamin Ives (Hannah
Papers of the Sixth North American Fur Robins), 135
Trade Conference, Mackinac Island, Gilman, Nicholas, 135
Michigan, 1991, The, edited by Jennifer “Girls’ Cooperative Boarding House,” by
S. H. Brown, W. J. Eccles, and Donald Robert Stein, 50-51
P. Heldman, rev., 102-103 Girls’ Friendly Society, 67
Fur Trade Revisited: Selected Papers of Girty, James, 83
the Sixth North American Fur Trade Girty, Simon, 73, 74, 83
Conference, Mackinac Island, Glaize, The, 81
Michigan, 1991, The, edited by Jennifer Glasscock, William, 149n.13
S. H. Brown, W. J. Eccles, and Donald Glenn Industrial Home (Cincinnati, Ohio),
P. Heldman, rev., 102-103 54, 59, 63, 64, 70
Glen Vere (Camp), 67
Gnadenhutton (Kanaughtonhead), 80, 86
GALLOWAY, William Albert, 85 God’s Scourge for the Chastisement of the
Gamble, Vanessa Northington, Making a Nations, by John Witherspoon Scott, 175
Place for Ourselves: The Black ““God’s Scourge’: The Cholera Years in
Hospital Movement, 1920-1945, rev., Ohio,” by Donald A. Hutslar, 174-191
209-211 Gongwer, W. Burr, 12
Gammie, Peter, “Pugilists and Politicians Gooddale, Timothy, 139-140
in Antebellum New York: The Life and Goodrich, Ernest, 158
Times of Tom Hyer,” 93 Gordon, Steve, bk. note, 116; bk. note,
Garfield, James A., 146, 149n.11, 154; 118-119
Crete and James: Personal Letters of Gordon, William A., Four Dead in Ohio:
Lucretia and James Garfield, edited by Was There A Conspiracy At Kent State ?,
John Shaw, rev., 217-218 bk. note, 119
Garfield, Mrs. James A. (Lucretia Government, Politics, And Public Policy
Randolph), Crete and James: Personal In Ohio, edited by Carl Lieberman, rev.,
Letters of Lucretia and James Garfield, 112-113
edited by John Shaw, rev., 217-218 Governor’s Island, 185
Garfield Park (Cincinnati, Ohio), 167 Governors (Ohio), “Groping Toward
Garfield Place (Cincinnati, Ohio), 166 Victory: Ohio’s Administration of the
Gekelemukpechunk. See Civil War,” by Noel Fisher, 25-45
Newcomerstown Grabowski, John, book rev., 100-102
General Grant by Matthew Arnold with a Granquist, Mark, “Swedish-American
Rejoinder by Mark Twain, edited by Lutherans and Mission,” 193
John Y. Simon, bk. note, 118 Grant, Ulysses S., 38 ; The Papers of
General Orders No. 88, 38-39 Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 19: July J,
General’s General: The Life and Times of 1868-October 31, 1869, edited by John
Arthur MacArthur, The, by Kenneth Ray Y. Simon, rev., 204-205; The Papers of
Young, rev., 216-217 Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 20:
Gephart, Ronald M. and Paul H. Smith, November |, 1869-October 31, 1870,
editors, Letters to Delegates to edited by John Y. Simon, rev., 204-205,
Congress, 1774-1789, Volume 21: Works by: General Grant by Matthew
October 1, 1783-October 31, 1784, rev., Arnold with a Rejoinder by Mark Twain,
113-115 edited by John Y. Simon, bk. note, 118;
Gerber, David, Black Ohio and the Color 150; 187
Line, 1860-1915, 56 Grauer, Neil A., Remember Laughter: A
German Regiment, Ohio Civil War Life of James Thurber, rev., 214-216
recruitment, 34 Gray, Ralph D., compiler and editor,
German Separatists, 174 Indiana History: A Book of Readings,
Gilman, Benjamin Ives, 132, 135, 140, rev., 94-95
228 OHIO HISTORY
Great Road: The Building of the Volunteer Officer, by T. Harry
Baltimore & Ohio, The Nation’s First Williams, bk. note, 119
Railroad, 1828-1853, The, by James D. Hayes, Rutherford B., 146; Hayes of the
Dilts, bk. note, 117 23rd: The Civil War Volunteer Officer,
Greene, Charles, 137 by T. Harry Williams, bk. note, 119;
Greene County (Ohio), “‘God’s Rutherford B. Hayes: Warrior &
Scourge’: The Cholera Years in Ohio,” President, by Ari Hoogenboom, rev.,
by Donald A. Hutslar, 174-191 200-202
Greene, Griffin, 132, 141, 143 Hay, Robert P., book rev., 113-115
“Greenough’s Mixture,” 183 HCG. See Home for Colored Girls
“Groping Toward Victory: Ohio’s Health Officer, Xenia, 186, 187
Administration of the Civil War,” by Hearn, Lafcadio, “The Balm of a
Noel Fisher, 25-45 Thousand Water-Closets,” 187-188
Grosvenor, Charles H., “The Sage of Heath, Ferry K., 169
Athens: Charles H. Grosvenor and Heckewelder, John, 81-82, 88.
Presidential Politics in Ohio in 1908,” by Illustration, 81
Leonard Schlup, 145-156. Illustration, Heldman, Donald P., Jennifer S. H.
151, Summer-Autumn cover Brown, and W. J. Eccles, editors, The
Gruenwald, Kim M., book rev., 102-103; Fur Trade Revisited: Selected Papers
“Marietta’s Example of a Settlement of the Sixth North American Fur Trade
Pattern in the Ohio Country: A Conference, Mackinac Island,
Reinterpretation,” 125-144 Michigan, 1991, rev., 102-103
Gubernatorial campaigns (1940), “The Henry, Moses, 83
Feud Renewed: Martin Davey, John Herron, Helen (Mrs. William Howard
Bricker and the Ohio Campaign of Taft), 150, . Illustration, 153
1940,” by Frank P. Vazzano, 5-24 Hill, Charles H., 27, 33
Gundy, Jeff, A Community ofM emory: Hillis, Mrs. Newell Dwight, “The Home
My Days with George and Clara, bk. Life of Working Girls, 48n.4
note, 119 Hilton-Seligman Affair, The, “Let Us
Gunn, John, Gunn’s Domestic Medicine, Now Praise Self-Made Men: A
or Poor Man’s Friend, 175, 176-177 Reexamination of the Hilton-Seligman
Gunn’s Domestic Medicine, or Poor Affair,” by Lee Livney, 93
Man’s Friend, by John Gunn, 175, 176- Historical Album of Charm, Ohio, by
177 Vernon J. Miller, 92-93
History of Benton, 1810-1995, by Clayton
W. Miller, 92-93
HALDERMAN, [Dr. ?], 187 History of Immanuel Lutheran Church,
Handlin, Lilian and Oscar, Liberty and Avilla, Indiana, 1844-1994, The; by
Equality 1920-1994, Volume 4: Liberty Terry Housholder, 193
in America 1600 to the Present, rev., History of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
212-213 Church, Zanesville, Ohio, 1844-1994, A;
Handlin, Oscar and Lilian, Liberty and by Lloyd Barnes, 193
Equality 1920-1994, Volume 4: Liberty History of Women in the United States:
in America 1600 to the Present, rev., Historical Articles on Women’s Lives
212-213 and Activities: Social and Moral
Hand-shaking, 86-87 Reform (2 volumes), edited by Nancy F.
Hanna, Mark, 146 Cott, bk. note, 119
Harmar, Josiah, 72, 133 Hitler, Adolf, 17
Harrison, Benjamin, 146 Hixson, Walter L., book rev., 197-198
Harrod’s Landing (Harwood’s), 79 Hocking River, 82, 127
Harrold, Stanley, The Abolitionists & the Home for Colored Girls (HCG)
South, 1831-1861, rev., 195-196 (Cincinnati, Ohio), 55
Harry S. Truman: A Life, by Robert H. “Home Life of Working Girls, The,” by
Ferrell, rev., 109-110 Mrs. Newell Dwight Hillis, 48n.4
Harwood’s Landing. See Harrod’s Homeopathic medicine, 177
Landing Hoogenboom, Ari, Rutherford B. Hayes:
Hayes of the 23rd: The Civil War Warrior & President, rev., 200-202
Index 229
Hoover, Herbert, 159, 169 Intercultural marriages, 88-90
Hopkins, Harry, 16 Interdepartmental committee, U.S. Post
Hot Springs, Virginia, 151 Office and U.S. Treasury Department,
House of Mercy (Cincinnati, Ohio), 46, 168-172
54, 55 Intergovernmental cooperation,
Housholder, Terry, The History of “Obstacles to Plan Implementation in
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Avilla, the Age of Comprehensive City
Indiana, 1844-1994; 193 Planning: Cincinnati’s Experience,” by
Housing, “Housing the Women Who Robert A. Burnham, 157-173
Toiled: Planned Residences for Single Irish Regiment, Ohio Civil War
Women, Cincinnati 1860-1960,” by recruitment, 34
Patricia A. Carter, 46-71 Irish workers, 183
“Housing the Women Who Toiled: Ironsides, George, 83
Planned Residences for Single Women, Iroquois confederacy, 73
Cincinnati 1860-1960,” by Patricia A. Irwine, John, 83
Carter, 46-71
Howard, John T., 173
“How Wages Were Spent by Working in JAMES, D. Clayton and Anne Sharp
Three Ohio Cities, 1900.” Table, 50 Wells, From Pearl Harbor to V-J Day:
Hughes, Thomas, book rev., 216-217 The American Armed Forces in World
Hugo Black: A Biography, by Roger K. War II, rev., 219-220
Newman, rev., 111-112 Japanese militarists, 17
Hull House (Chicago, Illinois), 58 Jefferson embargo, 141
Hummasti, P. G., book rev., 103-104 Jeffersonian Republicans, 140-141
Hutslar, Donald A., ““God’s Scourge’: Jefferson, Thomas, 140-144
The Cholera Years in Ohio,” 174-191 Jennifer S. H. Brown, W. J. Eccles, and
Hyer, Tom, “Pugilists and Politicians in Donald P. Heldman, editors, The Fur
Antebellum New York: The Life and Trade Revisited: Selected Papers of the
Times of Tom Hyer,” by Peter Gammie, Sixth North American Fur Trade
93 Conference, Mackinac Island,
Michigan, 1991, rev., 102-103
Jewish Social Services, 56
ICKES, Harold, 13, 14 Johnsen, Leigh, Steve Leikin, William M.
Immigrants and cholera, “‘God’s Ferraro, John Niven, and James P.
Scourge’: The Cholera Years in Ohio,” McClure, editors, The Salmon P. Chase
by Donald A. Hutslar, 174-191 Papers, Volume 2: Correspondence,
In Common Cause: The “Conservative” 1823-1857, rev., 203-204
Frances Trollope and the “Radical” Johnson, (Sir) William, 90
Frances Wright, by Susan Kissel, bk. Johnson, Tom L., Tom Johnson in
note, 119 Cleveland, by Eugene C. Murdock, rev.,
India, 174-191 passim 105-106
Indiana History: A Book of Readings, Johnston, Charles, 86-87
compiled and edited by Ralph D. Gray, Joint Resolution, U.S. Senate and House
rev., 94-95 of Representatives, 187
Indianapolis, Indiana, 53 Jones, David, 80, 82-83, 86, 88
Indian Expeditions, “Cultural Mediation, Jones, Evan J., 147
Cultural Exchange, and the Invention of Judge Advocate General (Ohio office
the Ohio Frontier,” by Larry L. Nelson, of), 26, 28, 29
72-91
Indian Wars, “Marietta’s Example of a
Settlement Pattern in the Ohio Country: KAHLER, Bruce R., book rev., 111-112
A Reinterpretation,” by Kim M. Kakinathucca, 80
Gruenwald, 125-144. Illustration, 133 Kanaughtonhead. See Gnadenhutton
Indus River Valley, 188 Kekionga (Fort Wayne, Indiana), 83
Industrial Housing, by Morris Knowles, Kenny, James, 90
49 Kent (Ohio), 5-24 passim
Inspector General (Ohio office of), 26 Kimbrough, David L., book rev., 106-107
230 OHIO HISTORY
Kinzie, John, 83 4: Liberty in America 1600 to the
Kissel, Susan, Jn Common Cause: The Present, by Oscar and Lilian Handlin,
“Conservative” Frances Trollope and rev., 212-213
the “Radical” Frances Wright, bk. note, Lieberman, Carl, editor, Government,
119 Politics, And Public Policy In Ohio,
Kline, J.A., 182 rev., 112-113
Knowles, Morris, /ndustrial Housing, 49 Life insurance, 183
Koch, Robert, 175 Lincoln, Abraham, 33; Lincoln’s
Krafft, Norman, Beloved Brother: Unknown Private Life: An Oral History
Bootleg and Bounty, Frankenmuth and By His Black Housekeeper Mariah
the 1930s; 193 Vance 1850-1860, edited by Lloyd
Kuhn, Abraham (“Chief Coon”), 74 Ostendorf and Walter Oleksy, bk. note,
Kyvig, David E., book rev., 211-212 116-117
Lincoln’s Unknown Private Life: An Oral
History By His Black Housekeeper
LABOR, “Housing the Women Who Mariah Vance 1850-1860, edited by
Toiled: Planned Residences for Single Lloyd Ostendorf and Walter Oleksy, bk.
Women, Cincinnati 1860-1960,” by note, 116-117
Patricia A. Carter, 46-71 Lion of the Forest: James B. Finley,
Ladd-Taylor, Molly, Mother-Work: Frontier Reformer, by Charles C. Cole,
Women, Child Welfare, and the State, Jr., rev., 106-107
1890-1930, rev., 199-200 Liquor advertising, 11-12
La Guardia, Fiorella, 13-14 Little Miami Rail Road, 179
Lake Erie, 141, 179 Little Muskingum River, 143
Lamar, Howard and Leonard Thompson, Littlepage, Adam B., 149n.13
The Frontier in History: North America Little Turtle (Chief), 83
and South Africa Compared, 75 Livney, Lee, “Let Us Now Praise Self-
Lamis, Alexander P., editor, Ohio Politics, Made Men: A Reexamination of the
rev., 95-97 Hilton-Seligman Affair,” 93
Landon, Alf, 18, 21 “Locations of Planned Residences for
Law and the Great Plains: Essays on the Cincinnati Wage-Earning Women
Legal History of the Heartland, edited (1910).” Map, 63
by John R. Wunder, 192 “Locations of Planned Residences for
Lawrence Episcopal (Cincinnati, Ohio), Cincinnati Wage-Earning Women
63 (1920). Map, 68
Lawrence Home (Cincinnati, Ohio), 46, “Locations of Planned Residences for
54, 59, 61, 67 Cincinnati Wage-Earning Women
Lawrence, Keith, 15 (1930).” Map, 69
Leikin, Steve, William M. Ferraro, John Logue, Larry M., To Appomattox and
Niven, James P. McClure, and Leigh Beyond: The Civil War Soldier in War
Johnsen, editors, The Salmon P. Chase and Peace, bk. note, 119
Papers, Volume 2: Correspondence, London, England, 138, 175
1823-1857, rev., 203-204 “Lord Paul.” See Bellamy, Paul
Lerner, Gerda, Black Women in White Lorin, [Mr. ?], 140
America: A Documentary History, 56 Lutheran Church, “A Mission for
Letters to Delegates to Congress, 1774- Orphans in The Lutheran Church—
1789, Volume 21: October 1, 1783- Missouri Synod: A Brief History of the
October 31, 1784, edited by Paul H. Martin Luther Orphan’s Home at Brook
Smith and Ronald M. Gephart, rev., Farm, West Roxbury, Massachusetts
113-115 (1871-1945),” by James Fremont
“Let Us Now Praise Self-Made Men: A Richardson, 193
Reexamination of the Hilton-Seligman Lutheran Theological Review, 193
Affair,” by Lee Livney, 93
Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage
Foundation, 92 MACARTHUR, Arthur, The General’s
Lexington Observer and Reporter, 182 General: The Life and Times of Arthur
Liberty and Equality 1920-1994, Volume MacArthur, by Kenneth Ray Young,