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In addition to his laboratory, Dr. Haas is, proprietor of the Indiana poultry farm, located at Fiftieth street' and Central avenue, which is noted for its fine breeds of poultry and pet stock. It is recognized as one of the finest and best equipped poultry farms in the country.
W. M. Williams & Bros., manufacturers of the celebrated Nine O'clock Washing Tea, are located at Nos. 214, 216, 218, 220 and 222 South Meridian
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W. M. WILLIAMS & BROS.
street. The firm was originally established by Mr. W. M. Wil- liams in 1891. Since the beginning of the business, owing to its rapid and plienom- enal . growth it has been necessary to move five times to se- cure sufficient space to meet its require- ments. The present laboratory and offices occupy five floors and the same number of basements. The pro- duct of the labora- tory is confined exclu- sively to Nine O'clock
Washing Tea, a compound for general house cleaning. Over 1,000 of the largest wholesale grocery houses throughout the country now handle these goods. To illustrate the rapidity with which the trade has grown is shown in the following record of sales: In 1891 the sales for the year amounted to 4,100 boxes; 1892, 10,475 boxes; 1893, 18,360 boxes; 1894, 31,000 boxes; 1895, 44,175 boxes; and at the present rate sales this year will reach nearly 100,000 boxes or one million packages. About 100 people are employed in the labor- atory. Associated in the business with Mr. Williams are his brothers, Dr. J. L. Williams and L. G. Williams. Before engaging in this business, for a num- ber of years, Mr. Williams represented Moore Bros., of Lima, Ohio and Schrader Bros., wholesale grocers of this city as traveling salesman.
The Indiana Dental Depot was established in 1867 by Strong, Smith & Pierson. In 1874 Moore, Herriott & Co., of Ohio, succeeded them, conduct- ing the business in the same place, the Vinton block, until 1877, when Dr. Herriott purchased his partner's interest and continued in charge until his death, Nov. 4, 1884, and since then by his widow, Mrs. W. M. Herriott.
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Bellis Cycle Company, 27 Ingalls block, is one of the largest eyele manu- facturing concerns in this eity. The officers are Chalmers Brown, president ; Wm. II. Schmidt, vice-president ; W. K. Bellis, secretary, and Benj. 1 .. Webb, treasurer. An important enterprise undertaken by this concern was the organization of a relay of "Bellis" cycle riders, who carried the con- gratulations of the firm from this city to Canton, Ohio, to Wm. Mckinley, when his election was assured on the night of November 2, 1896.
John M. Todd & Company, established in IS61, is one of the oldest firms in this city now engaged in the real estate business. Todd's first subdivision, at the corner of Gregg and East streets, one of the original subdivisions to the eity, was made in 1864. This property at that time was in the suburbs. Mr. Todd has been identified with many other subdivisions during the growth of the city, and has also been prominently identified with the promotion and building of our railroads and manufacturing enterprises. Mr. Todd and his son, Newton Todd, occupy rooms in the Ingalls block, the site where he en- gaged in business in 1861.
Newton Todd, investment broker, fire insurance and rental agent, whose offices are in the Ingalls block, is the leading broker and dealer in local se- curities in the city, buying and selling Bank, Trust Company, Belt railroad and other stocks, Barrett law, Water Company and other bonds. Mr. Todd does a very large real estate, mortgage loan business for local individuals and cast - ern corporations. He is the sole Indianapolis representative of the Fire As- sociation of Philadelphia and the Sun Insurance Office, of London, England, two of the largest and oldest fire insurance companies in the world. Mr. Todd also does a rental business, having charge of some of the largest build- ings in the city.
W. D. Allison Company, manufacturers of physicians' tables, chairs, cabinets, and invalid rolling and reclining chairs, is the outgrowth of the business established by J. N. Clark & Company in ISS1. Mr. W. D. Alli- son, the present head of the firm, became associated with the business in 1584. In ISS6, Mr. R. B. Roberts, purchased an interest in the business, and the firm became known as Roberts & Allison, and continued in this manner un- til 1891 when Mr. Allison became sole owner.
The product of this firm maintains a high reputation among physicians and surgeons throughout the world, and the export trade is constantly in creasing. Several traveling salesmen visit physicians personally and all the leading physician and surgeons' supply houses in this and foreign countries handle their product. The factory is located at 85 East South street. Branch offices are located in Chicago, New York, St. Louis and San Francisco. F. L. Furbish & Co., are the selling agents in Mexico City.
Wm. H. Armstrong & Company, manufacturers and dealers in surgical instruments, began business in 1SS5, in Terre Haute, Indiana, and moved to Indianapolis, January 1, ISS9, at which time Mr. Emil Wilbrandt was
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BATTERIES
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS & APPLIANCES
WM. H. ARMSTRONG & COMPANY.
cover the entire territory. They carry in stock, as well as manufacture to
order, anything needed by physicians or sur- geons for the successful practice of their art. The sales department is located at 77 Soutlı Illinois street, within easy walking distance from the Union Station.
George William Hoffman, manufacturing chemist, whose laboratory and offices are located in his building at 255 East Washington street, began business in ISS2. The produc- tions of his laboratory are more extensively sold and are better known than any similar preparations. Notably among them are Hoffman's U. S. metal polishes, cream cos- metic lotion, hog and poultry remedies, horse and cattle powders and insect powders. These goods can be found in almost every town and hamlet in the country. Mr. Hoff- man is an extensive advertiser, and has branch establishments at Nos. 1-3 Park Row, New York City ; corner of Madison and Clark streets, Chicago ; No. 503 Montgomery avenue, San Francisco and 318 Royal street, New Orleans.
admitted to the firm. The business was established by Wm. II. Armstrong. This house has one of the most complete plants in the coun- try for the production of phy- sicians' and surgeons' instru- ments and appliances. Their business has grown to such an extent that they on the first of this year secured additional manufacturing room and en- larged facilities, and are now operating a separate plant at No. 57 West Georgia street, where they employ from twenty to thirty hands. The trade of the firm extends all over this country and Mex- ico, and their traveling men
ETAL
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OFFICE
MOFFNAN
GEORGE WILLIAM HOFFMAN.
INDEX.
Black figures (178) indicate illustrations.
A
Abrams, Wm. J., 50.
Abstracts, 257.
Achey, John, 50.
Acklen. S. J., 273.
Adams, G. F., 382.
Adams, John, 36.
Adams & Williamson, 382.
Adornments, 150.
Agricultural Library, 165.
Alford, E. S., 248.
Allfree, J. B., 374.
Allfree, J. B., Mfg. Co., 371, 373. Alig, Geo., 340.
Allen, R. G., 396.
Bahr, Dr. Max, 208.
Baker, Albert, 189, 289.
Allen, Granville G., 396.
Baker, Conrad, 104.
Allison Coupon Co., 367. .
Baker, John E .. 23.
Allison, D. C., 367.
Bals, H. G. C., 213.
Allison, J. A., 367.
Banks, 53, 54, 142.
Allison, M. J., 367. Allison, N. S., 367.
Allison. W. D., Co., 399.
Allison, W. S., 367.
Aller ice, Jos., Co., 279.
Ameri an Plate Glass Co., 344.
Amuse nents, 146 Anderson, Major, 85.
Andrews. O. S., 189. Anheuser Busch Brew. Assn., 290.
Appel, J. ... 344.
Architectural Iron, 335.
Bassett, ES. W., 283.
Bassett & Co .. 283.
Bates. F. P .. 373. Bates, Hervey, 19. 54. 124.
Bates Hotel, 124, 146. Bates, John K .. 189.
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Art School. 162. 218.
Artificial Eyes, 299.
Artillery Companies, 84.
Assassination of Lincoln, 111.
Atkins, Elias C., 364.
Atkins, E. C., & Co .. 364.
Atkins, H. C., 365.
Atlas Engine Works, 375, 377.
Axtell, Mary J .. 56.
Axtell, Harriett, 56.
Ayres, A. C., 185.
B
Bank of the State of Indiana, 51. 235.
Banks and Trust Companies, 2335, 243.
Barber Supplies, 396.
Barnard, J., 282.
Barnes, A. . 1 .. 371.
Barnes, Dr. H. F., 241.
Barnes, R. II .. 337.
Barnhill, Dr. J. F., 207.
Barry, W. B., Saw and Supply Co., 351.
Area, 133.
Armstrong, A. F., 249.
Armstrong, Wm. H., Co., 399. 400. Armstrong Park. 157. Art Association, 214.
Baber & Co., 270. 273.
Allen, Dr. H. R., 127.
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Battle of Pogue's Run, 95. Bauer, Geo., 340.
Bauer, H. C., Eng. Co., 383.
Beck, Geo. C., & Son, 271. Bedford, C. T., 210.
Bedford, Ind., Stone Co., 342.
Beecher's Church, 67.
Beecher, Henry Ward, 59, 66, 157.
Bell, Dr. L., 208.
"Bellis" Cycles, 379.
Bellis Cycle Relay, 379, 399.
Bellis, Wm. K., 333, 399.
Bellis, Samuel, 333.
Belting, 338.
Belt Ry. & Stock Yds. Co., 142, 266, 267, 269, 270, 272. Benedict, E. C., 174, 317. "Ben Hur" Bicycle, 381. Berger, Fred, 304.
Bergunthal, D. C., 368.
Berner, Fred, Jr., 335.
Berner, Fred, Sr., 335.
Berryhill, John S., 367.
Berry, Lucien W., 59.
Bicycles, 370, 378, 381, 399.
Bicknell, E. P., 219.
Bieler, J. L., 290.
"Big Four " Route, 262, 263, 265. Bigger, Gov., 38.
Black, Geo. W., 272.
Black Hawk War, 43.
Blaine, Jas. G., 62-65.
Blair, Baker & Walter, 269, 270, 275. Blake, Jas., 36, 66.
Blind Asylum, 59, 67.
Bliss, Geo. W., 337.
Bliss, H. R., 369.
Blue, P. H., 236.
Blythe, Benj. I., 248.
Blythe, Captain, 41.
Board of Public Safety, 141.
Board of Trade, 109, 282.
Bobbs, Wm. C., 310.
Bodine, J. E., & Co., 396.
Boiler Explosion, 107.
Bolton, Nathaniel, 20.
Bolts, 351. Bombarger, J. E., 182. Book Binders, 318, 323.
Book Publishers, 310. Bookwalter, Chas. A., 250. Boots and Shoes, Wholesale, 319-320. Booz, Dr. J. J., 208. Bounty Jumpers, 99. Bowen-Merrill Co., 310.
Bowen-Merrill Fire, 107. Bowen, Silas T., 310. Bowles, Wm., 96, 99.
Bradbury, Geo. L., 261. Branham, Adaline N., 217.
Brayton, Alembert W., 200.
Breckinridge, John C., 83.
Brennan, Dr. E. J., 207.
Brenneke Academy, 218.
Brenneke, D. B., 218.
Brenton, Henry, 43.
Breweries, 284, 293.
Bridge in Garfield Park, 67.
Bright, Richard J., 249.
Brightwood, 134.
Broad Ripple, 63.
Broad Ripple Dam, 83.
Bronson, H. M., 265.
Browder, W. F., 249.
Brown, Chalmers, 333, 399.
Brown, Chas. C., 294.
Brown, Demarchus C., 217.
Brown, Dr. John Randolph, 232.
Brown, Jos. J., 396.
Brown, Lieut .- Col. Harvey, 56.
Brown, Hilton U., 190.
Brownell, C. H., 243.
Browning, H. L., 300.
Brush, John T., 182.
Bryan, Dennis, 272.
Bryan, D., & Son, 272.
Bryan, Wm. J., 65.
Bryce, Geo. H., 297.
Bryce, Peter F., 282.
Buckhart, Dave, 48.
Buggy Mfrs., 350.
Building and Loan Association, 249- 251.
Building Permits, 115.
Buildings, Number of, 141.
Burckhardt, Dr. Louis H., 231.
Burdsal, Alfred, 395, 396.
Burdsal, The A., Co., 395, 396.
Burr, L. L., 251.
Butler, Gen. Benj. F., 166.
Butler College, 190, 193, 194, 195.
Butler, John A., 239.
Butler Library, 165.
Butler, M. D., 178.
Butler, Noble C., 217, 236.
Butler, Ovid, 190, 272.
Butler, Scott, 190, 195.
Bybee, Addison, 374.
Bynum, W. D., 185. Byram, N. S., 236.
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Cafe Normandie, 297, 298, 299. Camp Burnside, 96, 99.
Camp Carrington, 99. Camp Fremont. 100. Camp Morton, 96, 99, 107.
Camp Noble, 99.
Camp Sullivan, 154.
Capital Live Stock Commission Co., 270, 275.
Capital, Location of, 8.
Capital National Bank, 236.
Carey, John N., 392.
Carey, Mary S., 392.
Carlon, John, 323.
Carlon & Hollenbeck, 323.
Carr, Jonathan, 20.
Carriage Mnfrs., 350.
Carter, Thos., 25.
Catastrophes, 107, 108.
Caven, John. 165. 174.
Cemeteries, 77, 93. 116, 158.
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, 206, 207. 208.
Central Cycle Mfg. Co., 381.
Central Hospital Insane, 71. 73.
Central Union Telephone Co., 182. Century Club. 219.
Chairs, Invalid, 399. Chamber of Commerce, 74.
Chamberlain. J. H., 272.
Chandler, Geo. M., 365.
Chandler, Thos. E., 365.
Chandler & Taylor Co., 365.
Charities, The. 157.
Chestnutt, John. 281. Chewing Gum. " Kis-Me," 308, 309. Chislett. Margaret D., 213. Choral Union, 219. Christ Church, 189, 221.
Chuck, Wm., 50. Church, Henry Ward Beecher's, 56. Churches, 127, 157. 221, 227. 233. Churchman, Wm. F., 236, 251. Churchman, Wm. H., 67.
Churchman, F. F., 271. Cigar Mnfrs., 303. 324. 341. 370. Cin., Ham. & Dayton Ry., 262. City Finances, 138. City, First Plat of, 11. Citizens' Street Ry. Co., 116. 174. City Grays, 84. Clark, C. H., 273. Clark, C. J., 273. Clark, Geo., 249.
Clark, Gen. Geo. Rogers, 132, 153, 157. Clark, Wyson & Vorhis, 270, 273. Classical School, Girls', 200, 201, 206. 214. Clay, Henry. 56, 59.
Clay, J. F .. 273.
Clearing House Association, 142.
Clem, Nancy E., 50.
Cleveland, President, 61.
Clev., Col .. C'in. & St. L. Ry., 262, 263. 265.
Clothing Mnfr., 299.
Clubs, 128, 146. 210. 219.
Coburn, Henry. 189. 344. 345.
Coburn, Henry P .. 344.
Coburn, Gen. John. 77. Coburn & Wheelburg, 271.
Coffin, A. W., 279.
Coffin. B. F., 210.
Coffin, C. E., 214, 257.
Coffin, Charles F., 248.
Coffin Mnfr., 367.
Coffin, R. M., 377. Coffin, Wm. E., 235.
Coffin, C. E., & Co .. 257.
Coffin, Fletcher & Co .. 270, 279.
Colfax. Schuyler, 132. 141, 153.
Colfax Statue, 141.
College, Indiana Dental, 196.
Collett, Josephus, 236.
Collins. Zach., 49. Columbia Club, 41. 128, 146, 189. 219. Commercial Club. 105. 128. 146. 182. Commercial Club Restaurant, 297, 300. Conde, H. T., 370.
Conde, H. T .. Imp. Co., 369. 370.
Conduitt. Allen W., 342, 349.
Cones, C. B., 300.
Cones, C. B., & Son Mfg. Co., 299.
Confectioners, Wholesale, 317. 321.
Consumers' Gas Trust Co., 159.
Contemporary Club. 217.
Conventions, 166. Convention City. 165.
Cooper, John M., 349.
Cooper. J. O., 247. Cooper, W. H .. 283.
Cornelius, E. G .. 239. 219.
Cornelius, P. S., 240.
Corwin, J., 271.
Coughlen, H. G., 342. Coughlen. Win .. 332. Coulon, Chas., 165.
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Coulter, David A., 239. Coupons, 367.
County Jail, 79.
Country Club, 43.
Courtney, Dr. Thos. E., 208.
Cox, Walter T., 250.
Craighead, David, 388.
Cravens, Rev. Wm., 29.
Crimes, 50.
Crittenden, Hon. John J., 59.
Crown Hill Cemetery, 77, 92, 93, 116, 158.
Crowning Figure Soldiers' and Sail- ors' Monument, 149.
Cronyn, W. M., 337. Cruse, J. S., 249.
Culbertson, S. A., 243.
Cullen, T. J., 297.
Cumback, Will, 370.
Curtis, John J., 310.
Custom House, 142. Cycle Path, 81.
D
Daggett & Co., 317, 321.
Dalrymple, J. M., 366.
Dalton, N. F., 236. Dam at Broad Ripple, 83.
Daniels, Edward, 189, 289.
Darlington, F. G., 239.
Davis, F. A. W., 189.
Davis, Geo. L., 332.
Davis, Jeff., 89. Davis, L. K., 186.
Day, Thos. C., 243, 250.
Deaf and Dumb Institute, 55, 66, 68. Dean, E. H., 190, 359.
Dean, John C., 359.
Dean, Lillian Wright, 214.
Dean, Wilfred R .. 359. Dean, Ward H., 359.
Dean Bros: Steam Pump Works, 357,359. Dearborn, C. S., 303. Deer, W. E., 271. Deitch, Guilford A., 250.
Deitch Mausoleum, 153. Delano, W. J., 178. Delaware Street, 101. Demonstrations. 61. Denison Hotel, 124, 146, 295, 297. Denny, Caleb S., 165. Dental College, Indiana, 196. Dentist Specialties, 229.
Dentist Supplies, 396, 398. Department of Finance, 138. Department of Health and Charities, 141.
Department of Law, 141.
Department of Parks, 141. Department of Public Works, 141.
Deschler, Louis G., 341. De Tamble, E. S., 349.
Deutsche Haus, 146, 215. Dewenter, H. C., 342. Dickerson, Wmn., 349.
Diekman, Fred., 346.
Dietrich, Chas. F., 174, 317.
Distinguished Visitors, 56.
Dodd, H. H., 96. Dodge, C. G., 249.
Donnelly, Maurice, 291.
Dorsey, Stephen A., 96.
Douglas, Stephen A., 62, 83.
Doxey, Chas. T.
Drake, Aaron, 18.
Drake, J. P., 43, 68.
Dramatic Club, 213.
Drapier, W. H., 210.
Drechsle, Geo. H., 348.
Drinking Fountain, 145.
Drop Carving Machines, 349.
Drop Forgings, 373.
Drugs, Wholesale, 300, 392, 393.
Dry Goods and Notions, 307, 308, 313. Duncan, Robt. B., 248.
Dunlap, Dr. L., 66.
Dunn, J. P., 185.
Dunn, Thos., 337.
Dunning, Dr. L. H., 230.
Durham, Dr. Chas. O., 208.
Dye, Valodin & Co., 270.
Dye, Elizabeth, 219.
Dyer, S. M., 254.
Dyer & Rassmann, 254.
Dynamos, 374.
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Earp, Dr. Samuel E., 207. Early Settlement, 2.
Eastman, Dr. Joseph, 207, 220, 223.
Eastman, Dr. Jos. Rilus, 208, 223. Eastman, Dr. Thos. B., 208, 223. Eastman's Company, 271. Edison, Thos. A., 178.
Edward, D. G., 262. Eitel, Henry, 243. Elder, Wm. L., 174.
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Electric Headlights. 355. Electric Lighting, 166. Electric Motors and Dynamos, 374. Electrotypers, 332, 336. Ellington, Pleasant, 74. Elliott, Byron K., 199, 244. Elliott, J. T., 257. Elliott. N. R., 210.
Elliott, Dr. T. B., 282.
Elliott, Wm. F., 199.
Elliott & Butler, 257.
Elston, I. C., 243.
Elstun, John W., 338.
Elvin, Wm. H., 310.
Emerich Furniture Co., 348.
Emerich, Henry, 348.
Encampment, G. A. R., 131.
Encampment, National, 57.
Encampments, Military, 131.
Engines and Boilers, 356, 365, 369. 377.
English Hotel. 297, 298.
English Monument, 137.
English, Wm. H., 297, 298, 310. Engraver, 383.
Ensley, O. P., 347. Epizootic Epidemic, 45. Ernestinoff, Alex .. 219.
Erwin, Chas. H., 307. 308.
Erwin, D. P., 185, 297, 307. 308.
Erwin, D. P., & Co., 307, 308.
Evans, E. D., 378, 396.
Evans, Geo. H., 378. Evans, Dr. John, 65. 66.
Evans, Jos. R., 396.
Evans Linseed Oil Co., 396.
Everitt, J. A., 321, 322, 323.
Everitt, L. J., 323.
Ewing, W. D., 236. Excelsior Laundry. 327. 328.
Executive, 138. Execution, Military, 99. Express Co., U. S., 183.
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Fahnley, Fred .. 236. 239, 314. Fahnley & McCrea, 314. Failey, James A., 239. Fairbanks, Crawford, 291, 292. Fairbanks, Ed. P., 292.
Fairview Park, 154. Fall Creek, 75. Farnum, Chas., 182.
Fearnaught, Chas., 348. Featherston, J. R .. 207.
Female Prison, 116.
Female School, 56.
Ferguson, Dr. Frank, 232.
Ferguson, J. ('., 119.
Fertilizers. 276.
Fidelity Building and Savings Union, 249.
Field, G. E., 309.
Field, Dr. M. H., 208.
Finances, City, 138.
Financial Panic, 54.
Finch, John A., 185, 199, 250.
Fire Department, 138.
Firemen's Smoke Protectors. 313.
Fires, 107, 108.
First Associate Judges. 20.
First Baptist Church, 233.
First Baptists' Society, 30.
First Brick House, 24.
First Campmeeting. 24.
First Child Born, 14. First City Charter, 72.
First County Clerk. 20.
First County Election. 22.
First County Commissioners, 20.
First County Recorder, 20.
First Court House, 19.
First Court Session. 20.
First Death, 26.
First Divorce Case, 30.
First Electric Lighting, 166.
First Execution, 50.
First Female School, 56.
First Fire Department, 36.
First Fire Engine, 36.
First Fourth of July Demonstration, 24.
First Gas Lighting. 74.
First Governor's Home. 37.
First Hanging, 50.
First Historical Society, 42.
First Industries, 36.
First Jail, 23.
First Judge, 19.
First Lawyer, 19. First Legislature, 32.
First Mayor, 72.
First Menagerie, 42.
First Merchant, 26.
First Methodist Preacher, 21.
First Militia, 56. First Military Organization, 21
First Murder, 49.
First Naturalization, 23.
First Newspaper, 20.
First Plat of City, 11.
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First Postmaster, 18.
First Presbyterian Church, 221.
First Presidential Election, 32. First Public Hall, 72. First Railroads, 42, 68.
First Real Estate Sales, 13.
First School, 26.
First Settlement, 6, 7.
First Settler, 11.
First Sermon, 29. First Sheriff, 19. First State House, 43.
First Steamboat, 38.
First Streets, 18.
First Street Car Line, 119.
First Street Improvements, 72. First Telegraph Company, 177. First Telegraph Line, 73, 177.
First Two-Story Frame House, 24. First Wholesale Dry Goods House, 73.
Fishback, Wm. P., 190, 199.
Fisher, A. W., 210.
Fitzgerald Building, 145, 239.
Fleck, John B., 336.
Fleck, Jos. E., 336.
Fleck, M. A., 336. Fletcher, Allen M., 190, 235, 244.
Fletcher, Calvin, 19, 54, 119, 225.
Fletcher, Stoughton A., 116. 235.
Fletcher, L. W., 279.
Fletcher, S. H., 279.
Fletcher, S. J., 235.
Fletcher, Dr. W. B., 207, 224, 225. Fletcher's Bank, 235, 241.
Flour Mill Machinery, 352, 373.
Foltz, Herbert W., 219.
Fordham, Elias P., 11.
Fort, John W., 275.
Fortnightly Club, 219. Fort Sumter, 85. Fortune, Wm., 185, 294. Foster, C. C., 185, 347. Foster Lumber Co., 346, 347.
Foster, Gen. Rob't S., 284.
Foster, R. S., & Co., 284. Fountain, 145. Fox & Garhart Specialty Co., 229. Fraser, Henry, 265.
Fraser, J. G., 347.
Fraser, S. D., 347. Fraser, S. P., 347. Fraser Bros. & Van Hoff, 347.
Franke, Fred., 289.
Franklin Building, 244. Franklin Institute, 56.
Free Banks, 80. Free Schools, 72. Freeman, John, 74.
Frenzel, J. P., 209, 236, 239, 240, 289.
Frenzel, O. F., 236.
Frenzel, O. N., 236, 239, 289.
Frietszche, Ernest F., 387.
Frietzsche, Dr. J. U., 387.
Frybarger, Col. W. W., 99.
Fugitive Slave, 74. Fuller, Geo. W., 271.
Fulton, H. H., 355.
Furnaces, 342. Furniture, 348.
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Gall, Ed. F., 283.
Gardner, Chas. J., 271.
Garfield Park, 67, 87, 97, 154.
G. A. R. National Encampment 1893, 17,57. G. A. R. Parade 1893, 57.
Garrard, Miss Louise, 213.
Gates, A. B., 185.
Gay, Robt., 99. Gaylord, Dr. H. G., 208.
Gazette, 20.
Geisendorffs, 36, 86.
German Fire Ins. Co. of Ind., 249.
Girls' Classical School, 200, 201, 206, 214. Goeble, Louis, 308.
Goodall, Walter J., 338.
Goode, Rich., 23.
Gordon, I. S., 247, 338.
Gordon-Kurtz Co., 338.
Governor's Circle, 54.
Gov. Wright Mansion, 7.
Grand Hotel, 124, 146.
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., 74.
Grant, Gen., 60, 61.
Graves, Geo. H., 258.
Gray Club, 146. Graybill, H. G., 270.
Great Crimes, 50. Great Demonstrations, 61.
Great Parades, 57, 62, 131.
Greater Indianapolis, 134. Greeley, Horace, 62. Greeley Meeting, 65.
Green, J. C., 244.
Greenback Labor Party, 166.
Greenlawn Cemetery, 92. Gregg, Dennis, 178. Gregg, Harvey, 24.
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Gregory, Fred. A., 344. Gregory & Appel, 344. Griffiths, John L., 199, 217. Griffith, J. P., 44. Griffith Brothers, 305, 307.
Grocers, Wholesale, 300, 325, 340, 341. Grubbs, Danl. W., 165.
Grummann, Henry, 254. Guetig, Louis, 50. Gurley, Phineas D., 66. Gutenberg Co., 294.
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Haas, Jos., 397.
Habich. C., Jr., 292.
Habich. Carl, Sr., 292.
Habich, C., Company. 292.
Hagen, Andrew, 290.
Hagedorn, W. L., 348. Haines, Rev. L. G., 29.
Haines, Rev. M. L., 219.
Hall, Albert W., 249, 257.
Hall, Jerry S., 298.
Hamilton, John W., 248. Hammond, Rezin, 29. Hanna, Gen., 41.
Hanna, Hugh H., 377. Hanna, John A., 341.
Hanson, Julius A., 270.
Harding, Eliakim, 20.
Hard Times, 55. Hardware, Heavy, 338.
Hardware, Wholesale, 362, 368.
Harness, Wholesale, 360, 366.
Harrell, J. B., 274. Harris, Addison C., 190, 199, 243. Harris, India C., 214. Harrison, Benj., 61, 65, 190. Harrison, Hon. Benj., Residence, 19. Harrison, Christopher, 11. Harrison, Gen. Wm. Henry. 55. 91, 132, 153. Harrison. Wm. H., Monument, 91. Hartman, Silas W., 50. Hasty, Geo., 210. Hatfield, C. C., 182.
Haughville, 134. Havens, Rev. Jas., 48. Hawkins, Edward, 236, 239, 383. Hawkins, Mrs. Roscoe O., 217. Hawkins, Tavern. 18. Hay, Thos., 378. Hay & Willits Mfg. Co., 378. Hayes, President. R. B., 61.
Hayler, Geo. W., 262. Haymon, W. S .. 207. Hays, Franklin W., 200. Heckman. ( .. 189. Heeb, E. J., 209.
Helm. R. F., 275. Henderson, Sam'l. 18. 14, 165.
Hendricks, Abraham W .. 248.
Hendricks Club. 219.
Hendricks, Thos. A., 35. 132. 151.
Hendricks. William. 20.
Hendrickson, Alonzo, 247. Hendrickson. E. A., 366.
Henry. James R., 239.
Herriott, Mrs. W. M., 398.
Herron. John. 128, 214.
Herzsch, A. F .. 337.
Hetherington, Benj. F .. 335.
Hetherington, Fred. . 1 .. 335. Hetherington-Berner Co .. 335.
Heywood, J. B .. 328.
Hibben, H. B .. 300. 313.
Hicks, Harry S., 196.
Hide. Leather and Belting Co .. 338, 339. High School No. 1, 159.
High School No. 2. 161.
Hill, Edwin, 249, 257.
Hise, S. M., 265.
HISTORY OF INDIANAPOLIS, 1.
Hitt, D. C., 303.
Hitt, J. B., 303.
Hitzelberger. Louis. 340.
Hixon. W. B., 283.
Hodges, Laura Fletcher. 214.
Hoffman, Geo. W., 400.
Hog and Poultry Remedies, 397, 400.
Hollenbeck. Clas. E., 323.
Hollenbeck, John C .. 89.
Holliday, Jacq. S., 335. Holliday, John D., 360.
Holliday, John H .. 185. 213. 294.
Holliday, Win. J., 335.
Holliday, W. J., & Co., 338.
Holliday & Wyon. 360.
Hollow Ware Mnfrs .. 339, 310.
Holloway, C. E., 257.
Hollowell, Amos K .. 319. 352. 377.
Hollowell. L. P., 349.
Hollweg, Lonis, 313, 315, 319.
Hollweg & Reese, 318. 319. Holman, John A .. 182. Holt, Sterling R .. 190. 213.
Home Brewing Co., 287. 289.
Home ('racker Co., 282. Homeopathie Pharmacy, 357.
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INDEX.
Home for Friendless Women, 116. Home Stove Co., 339, 340. Hooker, J. H., 369. Horticultural Library, 165. Hospitals, 158. Hospital for Insane, 65, 71, 73. Hospital, Lying-In, 231.
Hospital, Runnels's Private, 226. Hotels and Cafes, 124, 146.
Houghton, R. E., 207.
Hovey, Gen., 99. Howe, A. B., 391.
Howland, Louis, 219.
Hubbell, O. Z., 250. Hunt, Geo. E., 190, 196.
Hurty, John N., 196, 219. Hutton, J. H., 336.
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Indian Killings, 17. Indiana Bermudez Asphalt Co., 349.
Indiana Central Canal, 154.
Indiana Cigar Co., 303. Indiana Dental College, 190, 196.
I., D. & W. Ry., 258.
Indiana Dental Depot, 398.
Indiana Electrotype Co., 336.
Indiana Insurance Co., 248. Indiana Law School, 190.
Indiana Lumber and Veneer Co., 349. Indiana Mnfg. Co., 303.
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