History of Milwaukee, city and county, Volume I, Part 78

Author: Bruce, William George, 1856-1949; Currey, J. Seymour (Josiah Seymour), b. 1844
Publication date: 1922
Publisher: Chicago : S. J. Clarke Publishing Co.
Number of Pages: 818


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Lake disasters, Other notable. 143


Lake Erie eluded them. 43


Lake freight tonnage 1890-1920. 306


Lake Michigan, Facts about. 47


"'Lake of the Illinois" 30


Landmarks removed 787


Land speculation 207


Land valuations 525


Language difficulties of immigrants 174


Language of the gift, The. 704


Lansing, Andrew J. 118


Lapham, Increase 123, 213


Lapham, Seneca 123


La Piana, G. 186


Larkin, Charles H. 141


Larson, Prof. L. M. 173, 435


Last days of Galena and Chicago Union


R. R. 336


Last days of Marquette. 33


Later art associations. 693


Later history of suffrage movement 567


La Tulipe, François and Therese 83


Lau's superintendeney, F. C. 635


Lawe, Rebecca R. 108


Lawyers of 1840 period. 121


Laying of the corner stone. 647


Layton Art Gallery, The 701


Layton Park State Bank. 364


Layton School of Art, The. 692


Layton's address at presentation 703


Lead mining industry, The 77


Leading men of 1840 period. 122


Leading place of the museum 673


Leads in "hobbies " 234


Leather and shoes 245


Legal complications (Auditorium ). 425


Legler, Ileury E. .76, 1IS, 174


Leonard, Jas. JE. 145


Le Roy, Angeline I13


Le Roy, Daniel 90


Le Roy, Joseph 113


Lessons of the disaster 142


Levi, Meyer


185


Libby, Prof. O. G.


Liberty State Bank. 366


Librarians of the Public Library. 667


Librarians of Young Men's Associa- tion Library 667


Life and fire insurance 369


Life and labors of Andrew J. Vicau 107


Life boats lost. 13I


Life routine of fur trader 115


Lincoln, Abraham 108


Lincoln, lon. " Abram" 15%


Lincoln in Black Hawk war


163


798


INDEX


Lincoln in Milwaukee 153


Lincoln in quest of new home 109


Lincoln in Wisconsin 593


Lincoln State Bank 36+


Lincoln talks with Captain Berger. 16t


Lincoln walks from Milwaukee to Sho- boygan 164


Lincoln's letter 162


Lincoln's purpose in making visit. 109


Lincoln's speech at Wisconsin fair. 160


Lincoln's view of the ordinance


39


Linn. Senator L. F. 271


Livermore, Mary A. 566


Lives lost in boat accidents, by


years 281-287


Lives lost in Lady Elgin disaster 141


Living church, The. 734


Loathed her bondage 551


Location of county building, The 4×9


Lockwood, John 415


Locomotive crosses the river. 327


Locomotive leaves the shop 325


London editor lost in wreck . 133


Loss of car ferry Pere Marquette No. 15 146


Loss of, or damage to, boats, by


years 281-287


Loss of the propeller " Phoenix" 144


Loss of the steamer Alpena 146


Ludington, Harrison 121


Ludington, Lewis 121


Lumsden, F. A.


133


Lunar tide in Lake Michigan 48


M


MarAlister's superintendency 636


Mc Arthur, Judge 105


MeKee, David 53


Mabbett's lumber yard. 181


Machinery 243


Machinery, steam engines, boilers 923


Mack, Edwin S. 113


Madison, Wm. S. 55


Mail carriers and routes. 53


Mail carriers of early days. 58


Mail stages followed freight routes $1


Main street, The. 181


Major Judson and Randolph report. 287


Malott, Captain 132


Manufactures in 1856, Table of .. 225


Manufacturing and industrial districts. 505


Manufacturing interests in 1856 923


Marine and harbor interests. 269


Marine National Bank 353


Marshaling the forces .. 599


Marshall and Ilsley Bank 351


Martin a frequent visitor 91


Martin and Juneau original plat owners 93 Martin, Morgan L. .56, 209


Martin's estimate of Solomon Juneau. . 90


Marquette continues exploration. 31


Marquette reached Kaskaskia. 33


Material results of (Mexican ) war. 577


Matthew Keenan fund. 669)


.. May have wanted to see Lake Mich- igan". 110


Mayor Kirby's inaugural address .. 447, 592


Mayor Ludington of Milwaukee. 152


Mayor Mason of Chicago 152


Mayors of Milwaukee, 453


Meaning of interdependence 533


Mean stage of water on the lake. 51


Members harbor commission, 1911 296


Memorials of Marquette 34


Memorial to Lincoln .. 169


Menomonee Indians, The


Menomonee Locomotive Works 327


"Menomonee," The 325


Men prominent in affairs in early 387


Merchants and Manufacturers Bank .. 363 Merchants Association of Milwaukee 3>7


Merchants' trips, The annual. 393


Methods of relief. 149


Metropolitan Park Commission 4 7


Metropolitan Sewerage Commission 562


Middle of last century. .


Middle period, The (art ) . 657


Mileage, C., M. & St. P. Ry. 1921 331


Military and civie funeral. 141


Milk Dealer, The 736


Miller, Judge Andrew G. 56


Miller, John (" Long John") 325


Milwaukee & Mississippi R. R. . 102


Milwaukee and Rock River Canal 212


Milwaukee Association of Commerce 3$3


Milwaukee Auditorium, The. 421


Milwaukee banks 349


Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce. 379


Milwaukee Commercial Bank. 364


Milwaukee county government, The. 557


Milwaukee domestic mutual fire insur- ance companies 376


Milwaukee- Downer College. .. 125, 64 691


Milwaukee Female College 125


Milwaukee Fire Department, The 454


Milwaukee frankfurts 233


Milwaukee health department 477


Milwaukee Herold, The 727


Milwaukee House, The 121


Milwaukee incorporated as a city 135


Milwaukee in 1836 10%


Milwaukee in the Civil war. 586


Milwaukee in the Mexican war 574


Milwaukee in pioneer period.


113


799


INDEX


Milwaukee Journal, The 721


Milwaukee laid out in 1835 126


Milwaukee Mechanies' Insurance Com-


pany 373


Milwaukee merchants alert for trade ... 81


Milwaukee over subscribes all war


funds 603


Milwaukee Police Department, The. 453


Milwaukee population compared with


Chicago 478


Milwaukee postoffice, The 415


Milwaukee Publie Museum 671


Milwaukee public schools, The 629


Milwaukee river problem, The.


300


Milwaukee rye bread


233


Milwaukee Sentinel, The 711


Milwaukee stock fire insurance com-


panies 376


Milwaukee to Marseilles 315


Milwaukee University School, The. 657


Milwaukee waterworks 469


Milwaukee's advantages


517


Milwaukee's grain trade 276


Milwaukee's healthy climate 480


Milwaukee's musical history 675


Milwaukee's relation to Chicago 528


Milwaukee's thirty-three mayors 453


Mine hoists 243


Mirandeau, Jean Baptiste 114


Miscellaneous industries 225


Mitchell, Alexander 343


Mitchell Street State Bank 364


Modes of travel. 119


Modest beginnings


Money order business 420


Moore, Stephen F. 241


More dock room necessary 313


Moriarity, J. E.


153


Morsell, Arthur E. 239


Motorcycles 243


Mounds of Wisconsin. 123 Municipal government, The 435 Municipal revenues 439


Municipal support (art) . 694


Musical history


681


Musie drew throngs 785


N


National Bank of Commerce 359


National Exchange Bank. 354


National factor, A 380


Nationalities, Variety of. 187 National Soldiers' Home. 103


Native versus foreign born. 177


Natural history of Lake Michigan 46


Navigation of lakes and rivers 69


Negro population 186


Negro slavery in Wisconsin. 579


Neuhaus, Henry 185


Neustadel, Isaac 185


New and obsolete industries 228


Newhall, Daniel 161


Newhall House 110


News (of disaster) at Milwaukee 139


Newspapers


Newspaper accounts of "Lady Elgin disaster 131


New York City 's problems 511


Nickname, "Cream City" 228


"'No, not those"


234


Noonan, Josiah A. 415


No reduction of vards or courts allowed 543 Normal Art School. 659


Normal Institute and high school. 125


North Avenue Bank. 364


North Point pumping station 471


Northwestern Confectioner, The 737


Northwestern National Insurance Co. 372 Northwestern Publishing House, The. 737


Notable lake disasters, Other 142


Notable men invited to city. 411


Nowiny Polski (Polish News) 732


Number of employes in industries. 247-256


Number of families housed.


548


Number of firms in industries. 247-256


Number of various nationals in Milwau- kee 187


0


Obligations of the employer. 633


O'Brien, Timothy 141


Observations commeneed in 1854 49


Obsolete and new industries.


Obstaeles to recruiting. 574


Occurrences, dates, ete. 189


Oddities of manufacture 234


Officers and directors of banks 362, 366


Officers C. & N. W. Ry.


337


Officers C., M. & St. P. Ry. 1921 331


"Old Abe"' at Soldiers' Home fairs 596


"Old Ahe" in action. 595


"Old Ahe, " Wisconsin's war eagle 593


Old Exposition building burned


123


Old Line Life Insurance Co. 376


Old neighborhood, An. 179


"Old Parr's Pills". 135


Old Pierron Pottery, The. 182


Old Squire Janes. 120


Old-time campaign document 442


Olson. Prof. Julius E. 108, 158 One country, one flag, que language 780


One year of war to five of peace


605


800


INDEX


On the road to recovery 619


Opened on Sundays. 705


Pixley, John 121


Operation of trains. 335


Pixley, Maurice 121


Order in which lakes were discovered .. 43


Ordinance looks forward. 533


Ordinance of 1787, The. 37


Origin of name (Milwaukee).


68


Plans of Milwaukee Real Estate Board. 535 Plans of public land commissioners. 531


Other inventors 242


Plied between Detroit and Monroe 117


Other notable lake disasters 143


Plumed Calumet, The.


Police-Mayor Kirby on. 451


Our modern group of artists


701


Polish Courier, The. 731


Ontbreak of the Civil war 664


Polish immigration 1×2


Political activities 776


Poos, John


Pope, Nathaniel 37


Pope's argument 35


221


Population an industrial one Portier, Joseph 114


Position of ill-fated " Lady Elgin' 129


Postal receipts, 1870-1920 416


415


Panie of 1837 342


Post offices established


54


Paper money issues 340


Paris and London.


529


Park lighting equipment installed. 463


Park Savings Bank. 365


675


Pratt, John


127


Park system of Milwaukee


459


Preachers of 1840 period. 121


Preface 13


Preliminary steps in construction. 213


Passed winter at St. Ignace


Prentiss, Wm. A. 273


Preparation for Centennial exhibition .. 636


Presbytery of Milwaukee. The. 580


Present and new Welland loeks .. 316


Presidents-Association of Commerce. 411


Press supports the city. 704


Previous visits referred to 153


Pride of race origin, The. 7.0


Prince of Wales stormbound. 133


Principles and policies 41I


Private schools 643


Prizes and advertising 106


Problem of tall buildings, The. 513


Problem of transportation, The. 521


Procedure in case of non-conformity 553


Procedure in making up budget 4,57


Proclamation by mayor 169


Professional advice submitted.


Professional men and others. 121


Progressive steps


Progress of art in Milwaukee. 6-5


Project joint terminal. 323


Projections allowed 551


Prolonging the speech. 615


Pioneers in music. 676


17


Physicians of 1840 period. 121


Picton, Sir Thomas. 71


Pierron pottery 1×1


Piers along lake shore 122


Pioneer in trade .. 350


Pioneer journey from New York 116


Pioneer railroad construction 105


Pioneer school houses 629


Pioneer traditions 67


Prominent men of early '60g, Some.


347


P


Packages and flour & feed 737


Painted monsters 27


Pallbearers, (Lincoln) public funeral. 169


Post office locations


416


Post office, The Milwaukee 415


Powers, David J. 162


Powers, W. P. 162


Participation in war. 571


Passages from Roosevelt 's speech 610


Passing of landmarks 782


Payne, Henry C. 415


Peck, George W. 453


Peckham, Miss Lila 566


Peerson, Kleng 166


Penalties 555


Pere Marquette No. 18 146


Personnel of harbor commission by years, 1912-1922. 300


Personnel of land commission 535


"Pests of the wilderness 45


Pfister, Guido 3.57


Phoenix, The 141


Physical features of Lake Michigan


Plan of installation (exhibits) 405


Planning and zoning, City. 451


Planning for improved transportation . .


Other instances of emancipation


579


Others of 1840 period. 122


Outer courts .543, 545


Outline of association (Commerce) his- torv 385


Ontline of proposed zoning ordinance .. 519


Pipe distribution system (water) . 473


Practices of the fur traders


Parks stimulate love for musie


Postmasters


801


INDEX


Promotional factor, A. 407


Promotion of the Public Museum 674


Prospective Milwaukee 481


Provides industrial areas 533


Providing the sinews of war


602


Provisions made in the articles 703


Public and private charities of Milwan- kop 739


Publications 707


Public Library and Museum. 667


Publie vs. private interests. 313


Purposes of Associated Charities 749


Q


Quarles, Captain 577


Quarles, Charles, Opinion by 426


R


Race antagonism 765


Racial complexion 173


Railroad connection with Chicago 336


Railway stocks and bonds ... 443


Railroads own steamboat wharfage


301


Randolph report, Major JJudson and 287


Rapid growth of eity 126


Rapid growth of the settlement


435


Rate table, R. R. fares


324


Rathbun, James 81


Reaching Lake Michigan 29


Rear yard, Computation of depth. 549


Rear vard, Level of. 549


Rear yard, reduction in size. 549


Rear yard when required .


549


Rear yard when not required 549


Rear yards


543-545


Receipts, Post office 420


Recognition by Evanston people. 137


Recommendations of (school) committee 632 Reconstruction period, The 389


Recovery from the panie.


343


Redistricting and changing names of schools 637


Refrigeration machinery 243


Registry seetion, Post office 419


Regulations for amendments and changes 553


Relation between civies and commerce 399


Relief fund (great fire) . 149


Relief measures organized 118


Religion and slavery


580


Religious intolerance 773


Remedies for chaotic conditions. 515


Reminiscenees of Edward D. Holton 120


Remington factory selected .. 127


Reporter as a publie servant, The


709


Report of first harbor commission. 277


Required yards and courts 543


Reservoir


472


Residence districts 537


Response of the states. 599


Response to the call of humanity 152


Results of tidal observations. 49


Resumption of campaign activities 621


Resumption of "specie payments 446


Retail trade interests .. 267


Review of the early period (schools) 633


Review of New York city's problems 51.5


Review of previous conditions 381 Review of seventeen years, A (schools) 640 Review of woman's suffrage movement 565 Reviews and comments on the Schrank


rase


623


Reynolds, Edwin 241


Reynolds, Governor J 572


Rice, A. M.


161


Richardson, George 158, 325


River and lake shore parks. 495


Rolette, Joseph


Ross, Dr. Laura 566


Route between Green Bay and Chicago. 54


Rubber tires


245


Rublee, Hon. Horace


152


Rules for adoption


74.5


S


Sales in various lines, in 1856 265


Salisbury, Prof. Rollin D.


49


Samuel Marshall & Co. "Adv." 352


Sand dunes


47


Sanitary sewage disposal plant 463


Sank in half an hour.


131


Sausages


231


Sawmills


243


"Scalping knife leaped from its lurking place


64


Seanlan, Charles M.


572


Seenes and incidents. 145


Seenes at the Auditorim


608


Scenes at the wreck ( Lady Elgin) 135


Schooleraft's observations


47


Schools-Mayor Kirby on. +49


Schools of Milwaukee county


643


Schools, Milwaukee pubhe 629


School superintendents, Later


634


Schooner Augusta


129


Schover, Gabriel


1.8.5


Schurz, Carl


175


Sehurz on Lincoln 165


Schutz, Frank B. 416


Secretaries-Association of Commer


411


Sceret of industrial snecess


Vol. 1-51


802


INDEX


Seeond Ward Savings Bank. 355


Security Bank of Milwaukee. 364


Seebote, The 735


Sentiment and practicability 403


Setbacks


545, 5.17


Seville, James 101


Sewerage systems and zoning. 498


Shade trees in streets and parks -459


Shanty Town 107


Sharpstein, J. R. 115


Shipments of shot and lead, 1842, 1843. 79


Shipping routes for lead and shot. 78


Shoes, Leather and.


245


Sholes, Christopher Latham 126, 239


Sholes Park


128


Sholes' political activities. 127


Shores of Green Bay, The. 73


Shot Tower on Wisconsin river 77


Side yards 513, 545


Site of Chicago first visited by whites. . 30


Skandinavian clement 186


Sketches of Kilbourn and Walker 90


Skunk Grove 119


Slave hunting in Milwaukee 581


Smith, George 343


Smith, Uriel B. 90


Some drink proverbs. 771


Some things made in Milwaukee 234


Soothing effect of the Calumet


Southport Telegraph 126


Special delivery section (P. O.) 417


Speculation in Milwaukee. 209


Spencer, Edward W. 136


Spencer's rescue work. 136


Splendid gifts to the art gallery 704


Stanton, Elizabeth Cady 566


Starr, Elisha


106, 415


Starr, II. . 1, 415


Starved Rock 29


State Historical Society. The. 661


Statement of banks 361


State University, The. 663


Status in 1856 of wholesale trade 263


Status of proposed harbor development. 307


Steamboat, "Walk in the Water" 95


Steam engines, boilers, machinery 223


Steamer .4. (. Trowbridge 122


Steel and iron. 243


Steever, Mitchell 115


Stevens, Horatio 129


Stock casualty insurance companies in


Milwaukee 376


Starrs, N. G. 120


Story of an old neighborhoo 1. 179


Story of Lady Elgin disaster 129


Stove pipe hats in battle 74


Street arrangements and details


191


Street railway started. 105


Struggle for the revolver, The 608


Stuart, Maj. John F. 164


Subsequent appointments (health ). 177 Subsequent status of the work. 211


Sudden and gradual thetuations. 19


Suffrage movement in Milwaukee, The .. 566


Suggestions and recommendations. . 449


Summary of Schrank's views and career 624 Survivors of Lady Elgin disaster. 141 Swam Root river three times. 119


Sweet, Alanson


139


Table of chief manufactures, 1956.


Takes up his abode in Milwaukee 121


Tall bats the fashion 7 1


Tallmadge, John J. 169


Tarrant, 1. 11. 290


Tax levies prepared in advance 455


Taylor, Colonel Zachary 59


Taylor, Wm. R. 321


Teaching force (schools) 613


Telegram to Mrs. Roosevelt, The 619


Telegraphie communication 336


Temporary certificates of occupancy 553


Ten leading manufactures, 1918. Terms "ordinance " and "art' 39


Territorial days (1536 1848 11%


Teutonia Avenue State Bank 365


The City Bank. 363


"The Man-devouring Lako' 113


Then and now


Thermostatic temperature control 241


Things to be proud of 231


Thirteenth city (census of 1920 )


200


Thompson, L'avid D. 137


Those days of yore 782


Three-hundred orphans by wreck . 135


Thwaites, Reuben Gold. 67, 211


Tiffany, Geo. A.


273


"To fix the northern boundary of Hti nois"


Took interest in the fair.


Took possession for French king


Tow bills burdensome 315


Traditions and ideals. 619


Transition, Alt-Milwaukee to American


eity


155


Transition period


Transportation facilities


358


Traveling eranes


213


Treacherons confidant. A 553


Treatment of Wells and State streets. 193


Tribute to a musician .


Tribute to Peter Engelmann, .1


650


803


INDEX


Trunks and grips. 245


Trust funds (Public Library ) 669


Turner, Frederick J. 76


Turner, Judge W. J. 426


Tuttle, C. R. 215


Tweedy, J. II. 415


Twenty districts (county) . 559


Twenty-four years in active war 606


Twenty-two hundred saloons 229


Typical American city, A 757


Tyrell, Henry F. 369


U


Union Bank of Milwaukee, The 364


Union Guard, The. 131, 578


Unsettled state of country. 55


Unveiling of Lapham Memorial 123


Upholding law and order 407


Upward tendeney of city expenses 447


United States at war twenty-four years 606


Useful information (water) 175


Uses of certain districts. 503


I'ses prohibited in commercial and light mannfarturing districts 539


Uses prohibited in industrial districts .. 539


Uses prohibited in local business dis- triets 537


Usher, E. B. 209


V


Validity of ordinaneo 555


Value of fish canght at Jones Island. 295


Value of production, five industries, 1910 228


Value of products in industries. 247-256


Value of trade trips. 394


Van Veehten, Peter, Jr. 155


Variety of goods for Indian trade.


75


Variety of nationalities. 187


Varions heights of buildings 521


Varying degrees of success. 745


Vicissitudes of a banker's life 349


Viean, Andrew J. 63, 95, 113


Vican, Jacques 85, 113


Viran, Josette


Vieau leaves Port Washington 110


Vienu, Louis 119


Vision of the future, A. 651


Visited Green Bay in 1820 48


Visit to the Illinois Indians 26


Vliet Street State Bank 364


von lloffmann, A 241


von Holst, Prof. Hermann 342


Voyages of Joliet and Marquette 21


Voyage on Lake Erie, The 117


Wages paid in industries .247-256


Walker, George HI. 102, 119, 272


Walker's Point 101


Walton, W. B. & Co. 325


War aids at home. 600


War, Effects of the Civil 215


War, Participation in. 571


Ward, James 213


Ward, J. & L. 121


Warnings and admonitions. 613


Watrons, J. A. 102


Watrons, R. B. 391


Water borne commerce, Era of. 271


Water frontage and land areas. 312


Water purification 471


Water rates 473


Water supply and intake 409


Waterworks, The 469


Waters, James 327


Wauwatosa State Bank 365


'Way over the top again 604


Weinnan, Adolph 167


1×1


Wellaner, John


Wells, C. K. 115


Wells, Daniel 345


Wells, II. N. 273


Wentworth's reply to Vallandigham 585


West Allis State Bank 365


West, Samuel C. 415


West shore of lake sought .. 18


West Side Bank of Milwaukee 360, 365


West Side Market Association. 425


Wharfage owned by railroads 101


Wheat production, Growth of. 215


Wheeler, A. C. 64


Wheeler's "Chronicles of Milwaukee 106


When news of disaster reached Milwan- kep


135


Where industrial Milwaukee excels. 243


White, Il. Kirke. 106


White, Mrs. H. K. 87


Whitney, Daniel 77, 209


Whiskey Tribute, The 64


Wholesale trade, Status of in 1856 263


Why more dock room is necessary :13


Why the St. Lawrence route? 316


Wight, William Ward 123


Wildeat money 311


William Brown & Co. 121


Will spend $1,300,000. 468


Wilson, Captain John. 131


Winter quarters of Marquette 32


Wisconsin anthors 125


Wisconsin, Early forms of namte.


67


Wisconsin Inquirer


126


W


804


INDEX


Wisconsin in the World 598


Wisconsin Marine aml Fire Insurance


Company 344


Wisconsin News, The 717


Wisconsin Players, The 697


Wisconsin State Bank


364


Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage Associa-


tion 567


Wise counsels by M. Bassett 500


Walcott, Dr. Alexander 57


Wolf, John R .. 189


Woman's Club of Wisconsin 665


Woman's Suffrage in Wisconsin 563


Work continued by citizen of Green Bay 211


Work, Henry C. 133


Work of Council of Defense 601


Work of the Plan Commission 488


Work of various committees


150


"' Would rather steal than trade" 44 Wreck of the Lady Elgin. 199


Y


Vard and courts, when not required ... 543 Years and days U. S. has been at war, 605 Yost, G. W. X. 127


Vomnans, Mrs. Theodore W. 565, 569 Young Men's Christian Association .... 664 Young Women's Christian Association .. 665


2


Zoning, City Planning and. 481


Zoning for Milwaukee. 197


Zoning Ordinanee, Outline of 519


Zoning Ordinance, The 537


Zoning System, A


497


Zoological Gardens


461


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