CHAPTER I
TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY
LOCATION AND BOUNDARIES-AREA-TOPOGRAPHY-THE MAUMEE RIVER-A
POET'S WIT-GEOLOGY OF THE COUNTY-THE GLACIAL EPOCH-DRIFT AND
MORAINES-SOIL AND CLIMATE - 15
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CHAPTER II
PREHISTORIC TOLEDO
THEORIES REGARDING THE ABORIGINES-THE MOUND BUILDERS-OHIO
MOUNDS-MOUND BUILDERS' DISTRICTS-LUCAS COUNTY MOUNDS-THE OLD
FORTS AT TOLEDO-WHO WERE THE MOUND BUILDERS-THE MODERN VIEW - 27
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CHAPTER III
INDIAN HISTORY
ORIGIN OF THE NAME "INDIAN"-TRIBAL DISTRIBUTION-THE CHIPPEWA-THE
DELAWARE-THE HURON-THE IROQUOIS-THE MIAMI-THE OTTAWA-THE POTAW
ATOM I -- THE SENECA - THE SHAW NEE - MINOR TRIBES - HOW THE WHITE
MAN GOT THE LAND--SPAIN'S POLICY IN DEALING WITH THE INDIANS-THE
FRENCH POLICY-THE ENGLISH POLICY-POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES-EARLY
TREATIES-TREATY OF GREENVILLE-TREATY OF FORT INDUSTRY-TREATY OF
DETROIT-TREATY OF BROWNSTOWN-TREATY OF MAUMEE RAPIDS-TREATY OF
1831-TREATY OF MAUMEE - 33
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CHAPTER IV
EXPLORERS AND TRADERS
POPE ALEXANDER'S GRANT TO SPAIN-THE CABOTS-JACQUES CARTIER-
CHAMPLAIN AND SANSON-SANSON'S MAP OF THE GREAT LAKES-THE
MISSIONARIES-SAINT LUSSON-MARQUETTE AND JOLIET-JOLIET'S MAP OF
1674-SIEUR DE LA SALLE -TRADING POSTS - 53
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V
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CHAPTER V
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR
CONFLICTING. CLAIMS-ENGLISH TRESPASSES-THE OHIO COMPANY-CELORON'S
EXPEDITION-WASHINGTON'S MISSION-FRANCE DECLARES WAR-BRADDOCK'S
DEFEAT-WILLIAM PITT'S POLICY-BRITISH VICTORIES-END OF THE WAR-
SUCCEEDING EVENTS-LORD DUN MORE'S WAR - 65
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CHAPTER VI
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION-BEGINNING OF THE WAR-IN THE OHIO
COUNTRY-GEORGE ROGERS CLARK-CAPTURE OF BRITISH POSTS IN THE
ILLINOIS COUNTRY -FATHER GIBAULT-HAMILTON RECAPTURES VINCENNES-
COL. FRANCIS VIGO - CLARK E ASSUMES THE OFFENSIVE-CAPTAIN HELM'S
EXPLOIT-PLANS AGAINST DETROIT-CRAW FORD'S EXPEDITION-END OF THE
WAR - 73
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CHAPTER VII
THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY
COLONIAL CLAIMS TO WESTERN TERRITORY-PLANS PROPOSED-THE
JEFFERSON ORDINANCE-TEN STATES PROPOSED-THE OHIO COMPANY-
ORDINANCE OF 1787 -FIRST TERRITORIAL OFFICERS-WAYNE COUNTY-THE
TERRITORY DIVIDED-OHIO ADMITTED AS A STATE - 83
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CHAPTER VIII
INDIAN WARS-1783-1811
CONDITIONS FOLLOWING THE REVOLUTION-BRITISH INFLUENCE-GENERAL H
ARM AR'S CAMPAIGN-GENERAL ST. CLAIR'S DEFEAT-GEN. ANTHONY WAYNE
-COUNTY CIL AT MAUMEE RAPIDS-WAY NE BEGINS HIS MARCH-EVENTS OF
1794-FORT MIAMI-ATTACK ON FORT RECOVERY-WAYNE GETS INTO
ACTION-BATTLE OF FALLEN TIMBERS-A LIVELY CORRESPONDENCE-
TURKEYFOOT ROCK-THE FORT AT TOLEDO-PEACE AT LAST-CAPT. WILLIAM W
ELLS-TECUMSEH'S CONSPIRACY-BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE - 89
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CHAPTER IX
THE WAR OF 1812
CAUSES OF THE WAR-RIGHT OF SEARCH-THE EMBARGO ACT-CONGRESS
DECLARES WAR-IN THE MAUMEE VALLEY-OHIO VOLUNTEERS-GEN. WILLIAM
HULL-
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CONTENTS - vii
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CAPTURE OF THE "CUYAHOGA"-HULL INVADES CANADA-SURRENDER OF
DETROIT -GEN. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON-MASSACRE AT THE RAISIN-SIEGE
OF FORT MEIGS-INCIDENTS OF THE SIEGE-FORT STEPHENSON-PERRY'S
VICTORY-BATTLE OF THE THAMES - MARKING HISTORIC SITES - THE
INSCRIPTIONS -RECAPITULATION - 111
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CHAPTER X
THE BOUNDARY WAR
EXTENT OF TERRITORY INVOLVED-ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE-DEFECTIVE
MAPS-OHIO ENABLING ACT-BOUNDARY AS FIXED BY THE OHIO
CONSTITUTION-SPAYFORD'S LETTER-THE HARRIS LINE-MICHIGAN'S
MEMORIAL-THE FULTON LINE -THE CANAL QUESTION-THE WAR BEGINS-
PRESIDENT JACKSON INTERVENES -AN INTERRUPTED SURVEY-EXTRA
LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS-GOVERNOR LUCAS APPEALS TO JACKSON-FURTHER
"OUTRAGES"-A MIDNIGHT COURT SESSION-GOVERNOR MASON REMOVED-END
OF THE WAR-CONGRESS COMPROMISES THE QUESTION-TOLEDO CELEBRATES
- 133
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CHAPTER XI
THE WAR WITH MEXICO
EVENTS PRECEDING THE WAR-AMERICAN SETTLEMENTS IN TEXAS-
FORMATION OF THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC-TEXAS REVOLTS AGAINST MILITARY
DICTATORSHIP-ANNEXED TO THE UNITED STATES-WAR DECLARED BY
CONGRESS-OHIO'S RESPONSE TO CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS-TREATY OF
GUADALUPE HIDALGO- CAPT. DANIEL CHASE-ROLL OF HONOR - 153
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CHAPTER XII
CIVIL WAR-1861-1865
CAUSES OF THE WAR-THE SLAVERY QUESTION-MISSOURI COMPROMISE-
KANSAS-NEBRASKA BILL-SECESSION-STAR OF THE WEST INCIDENT-FALL OF
FORT SUMTER-LINCOLN'S PROCLAMATION-HOW LUCAS COUNTY
RESPONDED-FOURTEENTH OHIO INFANTRY-GEN. JAMES B. STEEDMAN-
TWENTY-FIFTH INFANTRY - TWENTY-SEVENTH INFANTRY - THIRTY-SEVENTH
INFANTRY- JOHN S. KOUNTZ - FORTY-SEVENTH INFANTRY - SIXTY-SEVENTH
INFANTRY - EIGHTY-FOURTH INFANTRY -.ONE HUNDREDTH INFANTRY - ONE
HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH INFANTRY-GEN. ISAAC R. SHERWOOD-ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHTH INFANTRY-ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH
INFANTRY-ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SECOND INFANTRY-ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-FOURTH INFANTRY -ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINTH
INFANTRY-THIRD OHIO CAVALRY-BATTERY H, FIRST LIGHT ARTILLERY-
TWENTY- FIRST INDEPENDENT BATTERY-THE WORK AT HOME - 159
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viii - CONTENTS
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CHAPTER XIII
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
SPANISH TYRANNY IN CUBA-THE LOPEZ EXPEDITION-THE TEN' YEARS'.
WAR-REVOLT OF 1895-WEYLER'S CRUELTY-THE UNITED STATES PROTESTS-
FIRST ACTION BY CONGRESS-DESTRUCTION OF THE MAINE-CONGRESS
DECLARES WAR -LUCAS COUNTY ANSWERS THE CALL-SIXTH INFANTRY-FIRST
CAVALRY-TENTH INFANTRY - 191
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CHAPTER XIV
TOLEDO IN THE WORLD WAR
GERMANY'S SUBMARINE ACTIVITIES-PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE TO
CONGRESS -WAR DECLARED-RAISING AN ARMY-SELECTIVE DRAFT ACT-THE
VOLUNTEERS-CAMP SHERMAN-LIBERTY LOANS-TOLEDO FIRST OVER THE
TOP-WAR CONTRACTS-THE PACIFISTS-THE AMERICAN LEGION-MEMORIAL
PARK - 201
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CHAPTER XV
LUCAS COUNTY HISTORY
LUCAS COUNTY ERECTED IN 1835 --ROBERT LUCAS-ORGANIZATION OF THE
COUNTY-PECULIAR ACTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS-BOUNDARIES
DEFINED-LOCATING THE COUNTY SEAT-EARLY SETTLERS-PETER
NAVARRE-PETER MANOR -FIRST POST OFFICE-EVOLUTION OF LUCAS
COUNTY-ROAD BUILDING-PLANK ROADS-MODERN HIGHWAYS - 211
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CHAPTER XVI
TOWNSHIPS AND VILLAGES
TOWNSHIPS OF TWO CLASSES-EACH CLASS DEFINED-LUCAS COUNTY
TOWNSHIPSADA M S-J ERUSALEM-M 0 N CLOVA-OREGON-AN INDIAN
DEED-PROVIDENCE -RICHFIELD- SPENCER--SPRINGFIELD-SW
ANTON-SYLVANIA-WASHINGTON-WATERVILLE-LEGEND OF ROCHE DE
BOEUF-WAYNESFIELD-MAUMEE CITY-EARLY SETTLERS IN EACH TOWNSHIP-
VILLAGES-RAILROADS-CHURCHES -POPULATION, ETC. - 229
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CHAPTER XVII
BEGINNING OF TOLEDO
SALE OF THE MILITARY RESERVATION-COMPETING COMPANIES-PORT
LAWRENCE- FINANCIL DIFFICULTIES-THE NEW PORT LAWRENCE-
VISTULA-RIVAL VILLAGES-CONSOLIDATION-SELECTING A NAME-"TOLEDO"
--THE POST OFFICE-
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CONTENTS - ix
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TOLEDO IN 1834-35-A FEW FIRST THINGS-PROMINENT PIONEERS-BENJAMIN
F. STICKNEY--COLEMAN I. KEELER-THE BALDW IN SANFORD L. COLLINS-
ANDREW PALMER-OTHER NAMES PROMINENT IN EARLY HISTORY - 261
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CHAPTER XVIII.
THE INCORPORATED CITY.
THE FIRST CHARTER-ITS PRINCIPAL PROVISIONS-FIRST CITY ELECTION-EARLY
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS-FIRST FINANCIAL STATEMENT-RECEIPTS AND
DISBURSEMENTS-EARLY HANDICAPS-UNDER THE ACT OF 1852-THE PAINE
REVISION-CHARTER OF 1915-ITS LEADING FEATURES-LIST OF MAYORS-VICE
MAYORS-PERSONAL M EN TION-FIRE DEPARTMENT--POLICE DEPARTMENT-
STREET IMPROVEMENT-SEWER SYSTEM-TOLEDO IN 1922 - 287
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CHAPTER XIX
CHURCH HISTORY
DIFFICULTIES IN WRITING CHURCH HISTORY-EARLY MISSIONARIES-AN INDIAN
ARGUMENT-THE BAPTISTS--CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCHES-
LUTHERAN CHURCHES-METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-THE PRESBYTERIANS-
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. CHURCH-ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH-DIOCESE OF
TOLEDO-,-- UNITED BRETHREN-MISCELLANEOUS RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS -
323
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CHAPTER XX
EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
EARLY LEGISLATION-OPPOSITION TO FREE SCHOOLS-THE PIONEER
SCHOOLHOUSE - THE COURSE OF STUDY-RURAL SCHOOLS-EARLY TEACHERS-
TOWNSHIP STATISTICS-TOLEDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS-EARLY HISTORY-SELECT
SCHOOLS-THE AKRON LAW-BOARD OF EDUCATION-CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL-
MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOLS -TOLEDO UNIVERSITY-MANUAL TRAINING---ST.
JOHN'S COLLEGE-MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS-TOLEDO PUBLIC LIBRARY-LUCAS
COUNTY LIBRARY - 363
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CHAPTER XXI
COMMERCIAL TOLEDO
INDIAN TRADERS-EARLY TOLEDO MERCHANTS-MODERN RETAIL
TRADE-NUMBER OF STORES IN 1922-DEPARTMENT STORES-THE WHOLESALE
TRADE-GROCERS- DRY GOODS -HARDWARE, GLASS AND PAINTS-SHOES-
DRUGS-MISCELLANEOUS JOBBERS-THE GRAIN TRADE -FLOUR MILLS-
ELEVATOR CAPACITY-THE COAL TRADE - 393
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CHAPTER XXII
MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
EARLY FACTORIES-INDUSTRIES IN 1850-IN 1860 IN 1880-WOODWORKING
PLANTS-BOX FACTORIES-FURNITURE-IRON WORKS-METAL WHEEL
INDUSTRIES-GLASS FACTORIES-PAINTS AND VARNISHES-OIL REFINERIES-
VEHICLE MAKING-MISCELLANEOUS FACTORIES--OTHER IMPORTANT
FACTORIES-TOLEDO FACTORIES BUILDING-INDUSTRIES IN 1914 AND
1919-INDUSTRIAL CONDITION, 1923-INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES-THE OVERLAND
STRIKE - 419
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CHAPTER XXIII
FINANCIAL HISTORY
EARLY COUNTY FINANCES--RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS-UNITED STATES
SURPLUS - PROPERTY VALUATION IN 1921 - MUNICIPAL FINANCING - OFFICIAL
CRITICISM OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS-RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS,
1919-1921-BOND INCREASE 1916-1921-ABUSES. OF LONG GROWTH-PEOPLE TO BE
CENSURED -GENERAL LEGISLATION AT FAULT-SITUATION IN JANUARY, 1922-
IMPROVEMENT IN 1922-CITY BONDED INDEBTEDNESS, 1923--OUTLOOK FOR THE
FUTURE -EXPERIMENTS IN MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP-COUNTY BONDS-BANKING
INSTITUTIONS-BANK OF MANHATTAN-WILD CAT BANKS-EARLY TOLEDO
BANKS-TOLEDO BANKS IN 1923-RURAL BANKS - 449
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CHAPTER XXIV
CITY AND COUNTY PRESS
ORIGIN OF THE NEWSPAPER-ROMAN ACTA DIURNA-FIRST NEWSPAPER IN
LONDON -IN THE UNITED STATES-IN THE MAU MEE VALLEY-TOLEDO
NEWSPAPERS-PERSONAL MENTION OF PROMINENT JOURNALISTS-TOLEDO
PUBLICATIONS IN 1922-DEFUNCT NEWSPAPERS-TOLEDO PRESS CLUB-RURAL
NEWSPAPERS- DAVID R. LOCKE - 479
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CHAPTER XXV
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
COURTHOUSE AT MAUMEE-FIRST COURTHOUSE IN TOLEDO-THE NEW
COURTHOUSE -MEMORIAL HALL-CITY HALL--THE CIVIC CENTER-THE FEDERAL
BUILDING-THE NEW POST OFFICE-MUSEUM OF ART-TOLEDO HOTELS - 501
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CONTENTS - xi
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CHAPTER XXVI
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
CANOES AND PIROGUES-LAKE NAVIGATION--FIRST STEAMBOAT-BOAT
BUILDING-THE CANAL PERIOD-FIRST SURVEYS-THE LAND GRANT-BUILDING
THE CANALS -CANAL TRAFFIC-END OF THE CANAL DAYS-THE RAILROAD
ERA-ERIE & KALAMAZOO-THE PLEASURE CAR-TRAVELING UNDER
DIFFICULTIES-NORTHERN INDIANA-THE WABASH-CLEVELAND. & TOLEDO-
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAYTON-BALTIMORE & OHIO-THE PERE
MARQUETTE-THE HOCKING VALLEY-TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL-THE
PENNSYLVANIA-THE ANN ARBOR-WHEELING & LAKE ERIE-MICHIGAN
CENTRAL-TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS & WESTERN-TOLEDO TERMINAL-OTHER
RAILROADS-ELECTRIC RAILWAYS-RAILROAD STRIKES - 525
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CHAPTER XXVII
PUBLIC UTILITIES
THE WATER SUPPLY PROBLEM-ARTESIAN WELLS-FIRST MOVE FOR
WATERWORKS-FILTRATION PLANT-LATER IMPROVEMENTS-STREET RAILWAY
SYSTEM-EARLY COMPANIES-ENTRY OF ELECTRIC OPERATIONS-CONFUSION
THROUGH EXTENSIONS-LINES UNDER ONE COMPANY--NEW MANAGEMENT IN
1891-GENERAL PROVISIONS OF THE SERVICE-AT-COST ORDINANCE- ITS
OPERATION - ARTIFICIAL GAS COMPANIES--ELECTRIC LIGHTING AND POWER
SERVICE-HOT WATER HEATING-NATURAL GAS COMPANIES-TELEPHONE
SERVICE-THE' TELEPHONE STRIKE 563
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CHAPTER XXVIII
FHE STREET RAILWAY CONTROVERSY AND THE INDEPENDENT
MOVEMENT
ELECTIONS OF JONES AS MAYOR-STATE LAWS AFFECTED BY THE
DISPUTE-BEGINNING OF THE STREET RAILWAY CONTROVERSY-THE BIRTH OF
THE INDEPENDENT PARTY-THE DENMAN-DOYLE-PUGSLEY ORDINANCE-THE
"PETITION IN BOOTS" -THE WHITLOCK ADMINISTRATIONS/ 1906-1911-THE
COMPANY'S AFFAIRS EXAMINED-WHITLOCK'S FOURTH ELECTION-DEFEAT OF
THE INDEPENDENTS; THE SCHREIBER ORDINANCE-EXPERT OPINION AGAINST
THREE-CENT FARE-THE DOHERTY SUIT-FREE RIDING; THE CITY ENJOINED-THE
CITY VOTES FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP-THE DOTSON ORDINANCE-STRIKE OF
1916-COMMUNITY OF INTEREST PLAN-THE ELECTIONS OF 1915, '17, '19-STRIKE
IMMINENT IN 1918 -----THE OUSTER ORDINANCE-WORK OF THE COMMISSIONS
SERVICE-AT-COST PLAN ADOPTED-END OF THE STRUGGLE - 577
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xii - CONTENTS
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CHAPTER XXIX
PARKS AND PLEASURE RESORTS
BEGINNING OF THE PARK SYSTEM-PUBLIC PARKS AND ACREAGE-BAY VIEW
-BEATTY - CITY - COLLINS - HIGHLAND - JERMAIN - NAVARRE - OTTAWA
RAVINE-RIVERSIDE-STERLING- WAITE- WALBRIDGE THE ZOO - WILLYS -
WILSON-THE BOULEVARDS-PLEASURE RESORTS-BOY SCOUTS RESERVATION -
593
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CHAPTER XXX
PENAL, CHARITABLE AND PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTIONS
LUCAS COUNTY JAIL-CONVICT LABOR IN EARLY DAYS-COUNTY INFIRMARY-
MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOME-TOLEDO HUMANE SOCIETY-CITY WORK HOUSE AND
CENTRAL POLICE STATION-THE WELFARE FARM-TOLEDO STATE HOSPITAL-
SOCIAL SERVICE FEDERATION--DISTRICT NURSE ASSOCIATION-ST. ANTHONY'S
ORPHANAGE-OTHER CHARITIES AND PHILANTHROPIES-SETTLEMENT AND
COMMUNITY W ORK-HOSPITALS-THE COMMUNITY CHEST-CEMETERIES - 603
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CHAPTER XXXI
LUCAS COUNTY BENCH AND BAR
BEGINNING OF CIVIL LAW---PURPOSE OF THE COURTS-THE LAWYER AS A
CITIZEN-THE EARLY COURTS-COMMON PLEAS JUDGES-SUPREME
COURT-DISTRICT COURT -CIRCUIT COURT-PROBATE COURT-COURT OF
APPEALS-UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-THE WESTERN DIVISION-THE
BAR-PIONEER LAWYERS-PERSONAL SKETCHES OF PROMINENT
ATTORNEYS-TOLEDO BAR ASSOCIATION-IN CI-DENTS AND TRIALS-STATE VS.
STEIN METZ-JUDGE WAITE'S GENEROSITY-GRIBBEN VS. GRIBBEN - 619
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CHAPTER XXXII
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
MEDICINE AN OLD PROFESSION-THE PIONEER DOCTOR-HIS METHODS AND C H
ARACTER-H IS STANDING AS A CITIZEN-PERSONAL MENTION OF EARLY LUCAS
COUNTY DOCTORS-MEDICAL SOCIETIES-MEDICAL SCHOOLS-HOMEOPATHY
EARLY HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS IN TOLEDO-HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL
SOCIETIES-MISCELLANEOUS PRACTITIONERS - 647
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CONTENTS - xiii
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CHAPTER XXXIII
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
MASONIC FRATERNITY-MASONRY IN LUCAS COUNTY-ROYAL ARCH
MASONS-KNIGHTS TEMPLARS-SCOTTISH RITE BODIES-ORDER OF THE EASTERN
STAR-MASONIC TEMPLE- INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS-LUCAS
COUNTY ODD FELLOWSHIP ENCAMPMENTS AND CANTONS - DAUGHTERS OF
REBEKAH- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-TOLEDO PYTHIAN LODGES-THE ELKS-TOLEDO
LODGE OF ELKS-GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC-LUCAS COUNTY
POSTS-WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS-MILITARY SOCIETIES-MISCELLANEOUS
ORDERS - 659
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CHAPTER XXXIV
CIVIC, SOCIAL AND WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS
MANY CLUBS IN THE CITY-TOLEDO BOARD OF TRADE-THE PRODUCE
EXCHANGE-CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-THE TOLEDO CLUB-TOLEDO WOMAN'S
CLUB-NEWSBOYS' ASSOCIATION-FIFTY YEAR CLUB-LUNCHEON CLUBS-THE
CRIPPLED CHILDREN-THE BOY SCOUTS ; THE GIRL SCOUTS-THE Y. M. C. A.-THE
Y. W. C. A.-MISCELLANEOUS CLUBS - 677
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CHAPTER XXXV
MUSIC
THE ADVENT OF LOUIS MATHIAS-EARLY OPERATIC AND OTHER
PRODUCTIONS- THE GREAT FESTIVAL OF 1879-THE JUNE FESTIVAL OF
1880-LAST YEARS OF MR. MATHIAS-THE KORTHEUER ORCHESTRA-THE TOLEDO
SYMPHONY SOCIETY-TOLEDO MAENNERCHOR SOCIETY-THE CIVIC 'MUSIC
LEAGUE-THE EURYDICE CLUB-THE ORPHEUS CLUB - 695
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CHAPTER XXXVI
MISCELLANEOUS HISTORY
THE PATRIOT WAR-THE CAROLINE AFFAIR-PUBLIC MEETINGS-THE SCHOONER
ANN-BATTLE OF FIGHTING ISLAND-BRADLEY'S EXPEDITION-DROUGHT OF 1838
-.HISTORIC FLOODS-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION-DIXON'S MUSEUM-FIRE OF
JANUARY, 1894-IMMORTAL J. N.-POST OFFICE ROBBERY - 701
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xiv - CONTENTS
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CHAPTER XXXVII
STATISTICAL REVIEW
COUNTY POPULATION SINCE 1840-POPULATION BY TOWNSHIPS-TOLEDO
CENSUS SINCE 1810 PRESIDENTIAL VOTE-OFFICIAL ROSTER-LIST OF COUNTY
OFFICERS FROM 1835 TO 1922-IN THE LEGISLATURE-SENATORS-
REPRESENTATIVES - 725
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CHAPTER XXXVIII
A CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY
DATES IMPORTANT IN THE STUDY OF HISTORY-THEIR RELATION TO EACH
OTHER-AN ILLUSTRATION-THE SUMMARY-WHY IT HAS BEEN COMPILED - 735
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Maumee River, The
Turtle Island and Lighthouse
Treaty of .Greenville, The
Earliest Map of Great Lakes, Region
Sanson's Map of 1656
Joliet's Map of 1674
Corrected Map of Engagements Along the Maumee River, 1794-1813
Roche de Boeuf
First Continental Regiment Landing at Ft. Industry
Fort Meigs, 1813
Fort Meigs and Environs
Indian Elm at Maumee
Gen. J. B. Steedman
Steedman Monument
Some of Staff, 111th O. V. I.
Battery H (of Toledo), 1st 0. V. L. A. in Action
Gun Squad, Battery H (1863)
Drill Squad, Toledo Cadets
Cadets in Interstate Drill
Maumee City, from Ft. Meigs
Peter Navarre Scout
Site of City of Toledo, 1800
Toledo in 1800
Perrysburg, from Maumee City
Map of Toledo, 1852
Port Lawrence Division, Toledo, 1852
Part of Toledo (Port Lawrence Section), 1852
Toledo in 1846
Plat of Business Part of Toledo, 1860
The Family of Richard Mott
Toledo in 1866, from East Side
Map of Toledo, by Lovejoy
Toledo in 1876
First Congregational Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church to be Erected
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Collingwood Presbyterian Church
Rev. James Hannin
St. Patrick's Church
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17
23
45
55
59
63
93
99
105
119
123
127
167
171
177
183
187
193
197
213
217
263
267
273
275
279
289
295
301
305
309
316
319
331
335
335
339
343
347
351
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746 - LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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Cathedral, Diocese of Toledo
First Unitarian Church
Jewish Temple
The Erie Street School
Nathan Hale School
Sherman School
Rev. John Eaton, Jr.
Old Central High School Building
Woodward Technical High School
Jessup W. Scott High School
Waite High School
Ursuline Academy
Hall Block, St. Clair and Jefferson
Madison Street, North from near Superior Street
First Warehouse and Elevator
Wabash Elevator, No. 5
East Side Elevator, on River
The Libbey Glass Company
Toledo Scale Company
Birdseye View, Willys-Overland Plant
Second National Bank Building
Locke, David Ross ("Nasby")
The Courthouse at Maumee
The Second Courthouse of Lucas Co
Courthouse and McKinley Monument
Toledo Post Office
The Toledo Museum of Art
The Oliver House, 1868
Secor Hotel
Walk-in-the-Water, The
Five-masted Schooner "David Dow”
Erie and Kalamazoo Scrip
Pioneer Railroad of the West
The Island House
Adams Street Horse Car, 1874
Toledo Street Cars in Michigan
Ready to Resume Street Car Service
Birdseye View of Courthouse Park
Second Casino Auditorium
Presque Isle Pleasure Resort
Toledo Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Emery D. Potter
Masonic Temple, Michigan and Adams
Elks Club
The Chamber of Commerce
Toledo Club
Country Club on River Road
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355
359
359
365
369
369
373
377
377
381
381
387
395
401
411
411
415
427
427
433
469
493
500
503
507
511
515
519
523
527
527
539
543
547
553
559
559
595
599
599
613
613
623
663
669
679
679
683
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS - 747
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Inverness Golf Clubhouse
Y. M. C. A. Building
Toledo in 1888
View of Monroe Street in Flood of 1881
Ice Jam in Maumee River Flood of 1881
J. N. Free
Residence of Gen. John E. Hunt
Monument to Pittsburgh Blues
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687
691
703
709
713
719
731
737
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INDEX
A, B, I and K Companies - 161
Aborigines, Theories on - 27
"About time for somebody to die" - 116
Abuses of long growth - 457
Acadians and "Evangeline" - 69
Account intended for British Consumption - 97
Acreage of public parks - 593
Adams, John - 89
Adams Township - 230
Advent of Louis Mathias - 695
Akron Law, The - 379
Allen and Lewis sent to drive back Muir - 117
Allen, Maurice - 483
Allen, Samuel - 482
Allouez, Claude - 57
Alphabetical list of retail houses, by lines - 397
American Legion - 208, 674
"American Legion Council," The - 209
American Settlements in Texas - 153
Americans raise funds for reconcentrados - 192
Amherst, General - 70
Anderson, Major Robert - 160
Andrews, Samuel - 482
Ann Arbor Railway, The - 551
Annexed to the United States - 154
"Antient and Most Noble Order of Bucks" - 665
April 12, 1861, 4:30 A M. - 161
Area - 15
Arista, General - 154
"Armed Neutrality" message - 201
Arming merchant ships - 202
Armstrong, John - 86
Arnold invades Virginia - 81
Arnold, Samuel G - 483
Artesian wells - 563
Article V of Ordinance of 1787 - 86
Artificial Gas Companies - 572
Assenisipia - 84
Assessed valuation of property - 450
Astor, John Jacob - 108
Atomizers - 435
Attack on Fort Recovery - 97
Attorneys of Toledo before 1840 - 635
Atwater, Caleb - 31
Auditors, County - 729
Austin, Moses - 153
Automobiles - 432
Baker, William - 639
Baldwin, John, Justice of the Peace - 266
Bankers - 468-476
Banking institutions - 466
Bank of Manhattan - 156, 467
Banks, Capital, Deposits, Etc., 1923. - 471
Baptists, The - 326
Barclay, Captain R. H. - 125
Barragan, General Miguel - 153
Bar, The - 635
Bassett, E. P. - 164
Bath apparatus - 438
Battery B, Second Artillery - 203
Batteries B and E, Second Artillery - 204
Battery H, First Light Artillery - 185
Battery H in action, 1864 - 183
Battlefield of Fallen Timbers - 130
Battle of Fallen Timbers - 101
Battle of Fighting Island - 705
Battle of the Thames - 126
Battle of Tippecanoe - 109
Battle of Wilson's Creek, Mo - 156
Bay View Park - 593
Beard, Roland A. - 203
Beardsley, J. R. - 152
"Bear Flag Republic" - 155
Beatty park - 594
Beauregard, General - 161
Bee Publishing Co. - 485
Beginning of civil law - 619
Beginning of Street Railway Controversy - 579
Beginning of the park system - 593
Beginning of the War (1775) - 73
Beginning of Toledo - 261
Bell, General John - 141
Bell, Robert H. - 161
Bentley & Sons Co., A - 204
Benton, Thomas H. - 151
Berdan, John - 303
Bids for Maumee jail, 1844 - 604
- 749-
750 - INDEX
Bigheadedness brings death - 70
"Big Knives," The - 35
Birth of Independent party, The - 579
Bissell, Arthur F. - 655
Bissell, Edward - 481
Bissell, Theodore - 274
"Black Swamp" district - 16
Blade editors, Some - 484
"Blade's" account of celebration - 152
Blanchard, S. S. - 482
Bland, Theodoric - 84
Board of Appeals (World war) - 203
Board of Education - 379
Boards of Trade - 677
Boat building - 523
Boats, when built, tons - 529
Bonded debt - 453
Bonded indebtedness, January 1, 1923 - 461
Bond increase, 1916-21 - 456
Bonnecamp's journal (notes from) - 68
Bottle making - 429
Bottle making machines - 429, 438
Boulevards, The - 601.
Boundaries defined (1836) - 215
Boundary commission - 145
Boundary war, The - 133
Bounty money raised - 189
Bouquet, Colonel Henry - 71
Bowman, Badger C. - 206
Bowman, Baxter - 148
Bowman, Captain Joseph -75
Box factories - 422
Boyd, Colonel - 109
Boy Scouts reservation - 602
Boy Scouts, The - 689
Braddock, General Edward - 69
Braddock's defeat - 69
Bradley, Edwin D. - 164
Bradley's Expedition - 706
Bradstreet, Colonel John - 71
Brass parts for automobiles - 435
Brewing, 1860 - 421
Bridge builders - 424
Brinton - 31
British influence - 89
Brock, General Isaac - 115
Brodhead, Colonel Daniel - 80
Brown, General Joseph .W. - 140
Brown, (Browne) J. Irvine - 481
Brown, T. P. - 483
Brownlee, Alexander - 304
Budget (Community Chest) - 616
Building the canals - 533
Bunch of Grapes tavern - 85
Burlaps, etc. - 437
Burnet, Judge Jacob - 87
Business Men's Club - 678
Butler, Nathaniel - 479
Butler, Richard - 44, 84
Butler's Rangers - 81
Byrd, Colonel William - 81
Cabinetmaker - 420
Cabots, The - 53
Caldwell, Captain William - 81, 90
Cameron, Allen - 74
Campbell, Major William - 97
Camp Sherman - 204
Canady, Ward - 206
Canal period, The - 632
Canal question, The - 138
Canal traffic - 534
Canoes and pirogue's - 525
Canvas goods - 436
Capture of the "Chesapeake" - 112
Capture of the "Cuyahoga" - 114
Carburetors - 435
Card and Hubbard - 21
Caroline Affair, The - 701
Carrington, General - 164
Cartier, Jacques - 37, 53
Cash registers - 435
Cass, Gov. Lewis - 34, 113, 137
Causes of Civil War - 159
Causes of the Revolution - 73
Causes of War of 1812 - 111
Cavelier, Abbe Jean - 58
Cedar Point - 602
Celoron, Captain Pierre de - 67
Celoron's Expedition - 67
Cement - 430
Cemeteries - 617
Census report on industries - 444
Centennial Celebration - 715
Central High School - 380
Chair maker - 420
Chamber of Commerce - 678
Champlain - 37
Champlain and Sanson - 52
Chapin, Captain - 114
Chapman, Dr. William - 25
Charities and philanthropies - 611
Charter commission personnel - 297
Charter of 1915 - 297
Charter submitted to voters - 297
Chase, Captain Daniel - 156
Chase, Dr. James L. - 156
Cheer as they sail to meet enemy - 126
Cheney, Roswell W. - 152
Cherronesus - 84
Chippewa, The - 34
Chose, Captain Daniel - 155
Christian Church - 328
Christian Science - 329
Chronological Summary - 735
Church History - 323
INDEX - 751
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton -546
Circuit Court - 629
Citizens Safe Deposit & Banking Co - 475
City and County Press - 479
City bonded indebtedness, 1923 - 461
City Hall - 510
City, Marshals - 314
City Park - 591
City votes for municipal ownership - 586
City Workhouse - 607
Civic Center - 510
Civic Music League, The - 699
Civic, Social and Welfare Organizations - 677
Civilized world indignant - 192
Civil War, The - 159
Clark, George. Rogers - 75, 84
Clark, Dr. Jacob - 147
Clark assumes the offensive - 78
Clark's letter to Governor Henry - 77
Clark's Proclamation - 78
Clark wrote Governor Henry - 80
Clay, General Green - 121
Clay, Henry - 151
Clayton, John M. - 150
Clerks of Court, County - 728
Cleveland & Toledo Railway - 546
Clifford, Attorney General - 157
Climate - 25
Cloaks, suits, skirts - 437
Clubs, miscellaneous - 690
Coal shipments by water, tons - 418
Coal trade - 417
Coates, Frank R. - 205
Cochran, Negley D. - 485
Coffee roasting center - 415
Collector of customs, 1810 - 221
Collin, C. A. - 486
Collins Park - 594
Collins, Sanford L. - 450
Colonial Claims to N. W. Territory - 83
Colors returned to Board of Trade - 179
Come to arrest McKay and Stickney - 146
Commerce Club - 678
Commerce-Guardian Trust and Savings Bank - 472
Commercial Bank of Toledo - 463
"Commercial Republican" - 484
Commercial Savings Bank & Trust Co. - 475
Commercial Toledo - 393
Committee on County Seat (1839) - 215
Committee on Courthouse - 508
Common Pleas judges - 621
Community chest - 616
Community of Interest plan - 588
Company's Affairs Examined - 582
Competing (town) Companies - 261
Conant, Dr. Horatio - 148, 641
Conditions following Revolution - 89
Conflicting Claims - 63
Confusion through extensions - 568
Congregational Church - 329
Congress declares war - 112, 196
Connolly, Dr. John - 74
Contributions for Courthouse returned - 502
Convict labor - 604
Corey, Harris - 206
Corey, Harry L. - 205
Coroners, County - 733
Cottrell, Florence E. - 483
Council at Maumee Rapids - 95
Council held at Sandwich - 91
Council proceedings - 291
County bonds - 405
County Commissioners appointed, 1835 - 212
County Commissioners - 730
County Infirmary - 605
County officers appointed, 1835 - 212
County population since 1840 - 725
'Course of study, The - 364
.Court of Appeals - 632
Cox, Governor, names two Toledoans - 205
Craig, Captain John - 206, 529
Crane, Charles A. - 29
Crawford, Colonel William - 81, 137
Crawford's Expedition - 81
Cressap, Colonel Thomas - 66
Crippled Children, The - 689
Croghan, George. - 68, 123
Cut glass - 429
Cutter, Rev. Manassel - 85
Cutting road through forest, Urbana to Detroit - 111
Dablon, Claude - 57
Darling, Henry - 480
Dates important in study of history - 735
Dates when. early settlers came - 220
'Daughters of Rebekah - 667
Daumont, Simon - 57
Davis, Dr. Edwin H. - 31
Davis, J. Baron - 146
Davis, Jefferson - 160
Death rate - 26
Defeat of the Independents - 583
Defunct newspapers - 488
Delaware, The - 35
Denman-Doyle-Pugsley ordinance - 589
Denny, James - 113
Departments (city) - 299
Department stores - 398
Destruction of the Maine - 195
DeVilbiss, Allen - 435
Dickinson, Governor - 89
Die castings, bearing - 43S
Dime Savings Bank Co. - 473
752 - INDEX
Diocese of Toledo - 354
Dirt roads by townships - 228
Disbursements (1835-7) - 450
Disbursements (1838) - 292
Disbursements, 1919-20-21- 450
"Disgrace of abduction by Michigan Mob" - 148
Distilling in 1850 - 420
District Court - 628
District Nurse Association - 610
District quota by counties - 206
Dixon's Museum - 716
Doctors of Lucas County, Early - 649
Dodd, Captain Ezra - 277
Dodd, William - 706
Dodge, S. - 143
Doherty Suit, The - 585
"Don't give up the Ship" - 126
Dorr, Charles M. - 638
Dotson ordinance, The - 587
Doty, James D. - 144
Douglass, Ephraim - 89
Doyle, Judge John H. - 482, 638
Draft Board appointed - 203
Drift and Moraines - 22
Drilling at Philharmonic Hall - 164
Drive for Second Loan - 205
Drought of 1838 - 708
Drugs, etc. - 410
Drumm, L. C. - 104
Dry Goods - 406
Dudley, Colonel - 121
Dudley's Battlefield - 130
Duncan, Dr. William - 648
Dunmore, Earl of - 72
Earliest U. S. Newspapers - 480
Early Captains of Vessels - 526
Early County finances - 449
Early Courts, The - 620
Early Factories - 419
Early Handicaps - 293
Early Hotels - 517
Early Lucas County Doctors - 649
Early Masonic Lodges in Lucas County - 660
Early Merchants - 394
Early Missionaries - 323
Early names of Lakes - 54
Early Operatic and Other Productions - 696
Early Settlers - 219
Early Stores and Merchants - 393
Early Toledo Banks - 468
Early Treaties - 44
East Side Hospital and School - 616
Editors and Owners of Newspapers, etc - 479-490
Editors of Blade, Some - 484
Educational development - 363
Education, Board of - 379
Edwards, Paul - 164
Eight good "reasons" why plank roads beat railroads - 226
Eighty-fourth Infantry - 175
Elections of Jones as mayor - 578
Elections of 1915, '17 and '19 - 589
Electrical equipment - 435
Electric lighting and power service - 573
Electric railways - 556
Elevators and capacities, 1922 - 417
Elevator capacity - 414
Elks, The - 668
Elliott, Mathew - 90
Embargo Act, The - 112
Encampments and Cantons (Odd Fellows) - 667
End of the canal days - 535
England, Colonel Richard - 97
English incite Indian raid - 90
English incite Indians to murder - 113
English insolently ignore president's order - 112
English policy - 42
English trespasses - 66
English, William H. - 77
Entry of electric operation - 567
Erie & Kalamazoo Railroad -226, 538
Este, George P. - 164
Eurydice Club - 699
Evangelical and Reformed Churches - 333
Evans, Walter - 205
Evening Bee - 485
Events of 1794 - 96
Events preceding Mexican War - 153
Evolution of Lucas County - 222
Exchange Bank - 468
Exchange Club - 686
Experiments. in municipal ownership - 463
Expert opinion against three cent fare - 584
Explorers and traders - 53
Extent of territory in boundary war - 133
Extra legislative session - 144
Factories, miscellaneous. - 435
Facts about banks, 1923 - 471
Facts about fire department 30'7
Facts about grocery trade - 403
Facts about Toledo of 1922 -322
Fairbanks, Abel W. - 482
Fairfax, George - 66
Fall of Fort Sumter - 161
Fallis, E. O. - 273
Farm lighting equipments - 435
Fassett, Dr. John - 650
Father Gibault - 76
INDEX - 753
Federal building - 513
Fever epidemic - 294
Fifty Year Club - 685
Filtration plant - 565
Financial difficulties - 265
Financial history - 449
Findlay, James - 113
Fire Department - 307
Fire Department personnel - 308
Fire of January, 1894, The - 717
First action by Congress (1897) - 195
Firt Cavalry - 200
First Charter, The - 287
First city election - 288
First city election under new charter - 298
First city to exceed third loan quota - 207
First courthouse in Toledo - 501, 505
First geological survey - 19
First high school clas graduated - 383
First lawyer in Toledo - 635
First men drawn (World war) - 203
First move for water works - 564
First newspaper in London - 479
First Ohio contingent Rainbow Division - 204
First regular sewer in 1848 - 321
First steamboat - 526
First surveys - 531
First things, A few - 278
First wheat exported, 1827 - 413
Fitch, Judge John - 644
Five thousand bond salesmen - 206
Flag, a relic in Memorial Hall - 179
Flagg, Junius - 226
Flood of 1881 - 712
Flood of 1883 - 712
Flour mills - 414
Flower Hospital - 615
Force, General M. F. - 40
Ford, Edward - 426
Ford, Edward D. - 205
Ford, John - 426
Ford, Joseph D. - 640
Formation of Mexican republic - 153
Forsyth, Robert A. - 51
Port at Toledo, The - 104
Fort Defiance - 98
Fort Deposit - 98
Fort Greenville - 96
Fort Harmar - 90
Fort Industry - 130
Fort .Jefferson - 96
Fort Lawrence (Laurens) - 80, 86
Fort McIntosh - 80
Fort Malden - 114
Fort Meigs - 130
Fort Miami - 97, 98
Fort Miami (inscription) - 129
Fort near mouth of Swan Creek - 104
Fort Pitt - 80
Fort Recovery - 96
Fort Stephenson - 122
Fort Washington - 91
Fortifications on Swan Creek - 32
Forty-seventh Infantry - 174
Foundries - 423
Fountain pens - 438
Fourteenth Ohio Infantry - 164
Fourth Liberty Loan - 207
Fourth Regiment, O. N. G - 204
Fowke, Gerard - 28
France declares war - 69
Franklin, Benjamin - 89
Fraternal Order of Eagles - 674
Fraternal Societies - 659
Free dispensary - 616
Free, J. N. - 717
Free Masons - 659
Free riding—the city enjoined - 586
Fremont, Lieutenant John C. - 155
French- and Indian War - 65
French (Indian) policy, The - 42
Frontenac, Count de - 58
Fuller, Childs & Co. - 170
Fuller, Colonel John W. - 170
Fulton, John A. - 138
Fulton line, The - 138
Furniture - 422
Further "outrages" - 146
Galbraith, Colonel F W. - 204
Gallissoniere, Comte de la - 67
Gendron, Peter - 425
"General, I'll storm hell if you will plan the attack" - 95
General legislation at fault - 458
General Powers (city) - 298
Geology - 19
German Apostolic church - 361
Germany's submarine' activities - 201
Gibault, Pierre - 76
Gilbert, Grove K. - 22
Girl Scouts, The - 689
Girty, Simon - 82
Gist, Christopher - 68
Glacial epoch, The - 21
Gladwin, Major - 34
Glass factories - 426, 429
Glass, paints, hardware - 407
Glove factories - 437
Godfroy, Gabriel - 118
"Golden Rule" Jones - 307
Goodsell, Dr. N. - 141
Governor Cox named Toledo men - 205
Governor Henry to Colonel Todd - 80
Governor Mason removed - 149
754 - INDEX
Grand Army of the Republic - 671
Grain exports, 1851 - 414
Grain trade, The - 413
Grand duplicate for 1920 - 453
Grand Glaize - 98
Grand jurors, early - 620
Graves, Edward. A. - 482
Great Festival of 1879, The - 697
"Great Wind," The (Wayne) - 96
Greenhalgh, Lieut. Col. George P. - 204
Gribben (real estate) title case - 644
Gibbs, Almon - 649
Griffin, John - 137
"Griffon," The - 61
Griggs, Matthew - 108
Grocers, wholesale - 403
Gunckel, John E. - 485, 682
Gun ckel, .William - 485, 682
Guoin, Leon - 51
Hahnemann, Samuel - 655
Hair Buyer General, The - 74
Haldimand, General Frederick - 90
Hamilton, Charles A. - 699
Hamilton, Ella - 699
Hamilton, Captain Henry - 74
Hamilton, J. Kent - 640
Hamilton recaptures. Vincennes - 77
Hanbury, John - 66
Hannin, Father Edward - 362
Hard, Colonel D. J. - 204
Hardee, William - 205
Hardware, glass, paints - 407
Harmar, Colonel Josiah - 90, 91
Harmar's campaign - 91
Harnitt, Miss Fannie - 205
Harrod, Captain. William - 75
Harris line - 136
Harrison, General William H. - 101, 116
Harrison starts regiment for Raisin after massacre - 121
Heald, Captain - 108
Heck, Murder of August - 642
Heller, Frank M. - 485
Helm, Captain Leonard - 75
Helm's Exploit - 79
Henry, Governor Patrick - 75
Higgins, Judge David - 147
Highland Park - 594
Hill, Brig. Gen. Charles W. - 170
Historic Floods - 711
Hocking Valley Railway, The - 549
Home Savings Bank - 475
Homeopathy - 655
Homeopathic Societies - 656
Horner, John S. - 150
Hosmer, Stephen H. - 482
Hospitals - 615
Hot. Water heating - 574
Hotels in 1860 - 521
Hough, Colonel B W. - 204
Houston, General Samuel. - 153
Howard, Benjamin C. - 141
Howard, Colonel Lloyd W. - 204
How Lucas County responded (1861) - 163
How the white man got the land - 41
Howe, Henry E. - 643
Hudson's Bay Company - 735
Hull, William - 48, 90, 108, 113
Hull changes his mind - 115
Hull decides to surrender - 115
Hull invades Canada - 115
Hull refused to surrender - 115
Hull sentenced to be shot - 116
Hull tried for treason and cowardice - 113
Hull's trunk captured - 114
Hunt, John E. - 51
Hurd, Frank H. - 639
Huron, The - 36
Illinoia - 84
Immortal J. N., The - 717
Important factories - 440
Improvement (finances) in 1922 - 459
Improved roads by townships - 228
Incidents and trials - 642
Incorporated city - 287
Incorporators of State Bank of Ohio - 468
Indemnity petition - 222
Independent Order of Odd Fellows - 665
Indian deed, An - 237
Indian history - 33
Indians believed Wayne supernatural - 107
Indian 'Wars, 1783-1811 - 89
Industrial disputes - 444
Industries in 1850 - 420
Industries in 1880 - 421
Industries, Information about - 444
Initiative and Referendum - 300
Inscriptions on markers - 129
Interrupted Survey - 142
In the Legislature - 733
In the Maumee Valley - 113, 480
In the Ohio Country - 74
In the U. S. Newspapers - 480
Iron Works - 423
Iroquois, The - 36
Jackson opposed Internal Improvements - 138
Jackson squelches Mason - 150
Janes, Captain George - 161
Jay, John - 89
Jefferson and Madison try to curb England - 112
Jefferson Ordinance, The - 84
INDEX - 755
Jefferson, Thomas - 80
Jeraume, Jean Baptiste - 118
Jermain Park - 594
Jerome, Jonathan H. - 148
Jerusalem township - 233
Johnson, Harvey A. - 204
Johnson, Sir John - 89
Johnson; Sir William - 90
Johnson's Mounted Kentuckians - 117
Johnston, General Joseph E. - 165
Joliet, Louis - 57
Jones, District Judge - 634
Jones, John Paul - 485
Jones, Percy C. - 446
Jones, Samuel M. - 307
Jouett, Charles - 104
Judges, Early - 620
June Festival of 1880, The - 697
Kansas-Nebraska, bill - 160
Kearney, Stephen W. - 150
Kelsey, E. R. - 206
Kelsey, Joel W. - 164
Kenton, Simon - 75
Kentuckians ambushed - 122
Kentucky Rangers - 96
Ketcham National Bank - 472
Kibby, Captain Ephraim - 96
Kingsbury, Henry D. - 164
Killits, District Judge - 634
Kiwanis Club - 686
Knabenshue, S. S. - 36
Knabenshue on Consolidation - 273
Knaggs, James W. - 156
Knaggs, George B. - 226
Knapp, H. S. - 104
Knight, W. W. - 206
Knights of Pythias - 667
Knights Templars - 662
Knox, General - 93
Knox aafraid for Wayne - 95
Koch, Alfred B. - 205
Kortheuer Orchestra - 698
LaBalm, Colonel - 81
La Chine Rapids - 58
La Font, Dr. Jean B. - 76
Lake Navigation - 525
Lane, Frank T. - 483
Land Grant - 532
Lawyers here before 1840 - 635
LaSalle, Sieur de - 58
Last Years of Mr. Mathias - 698
Latimer, Peter E. - 482,
Learning & Stewart Sawmill - 224
Leather - 409
Lee, Arthur - 44, 84
Lee, General Robert E. - 190
Lee, Thomas - 66
Legislature "called the bluff - 139
Leni Lenape, The - 35
Let us "March over there" - 166
Lewis, General Andrew - 72
Lewis ordered to capture supplies - 117
Libbey, Edward D. - 426, 517
Liberty Loans - 205 Lime - 20
Limestones - 20
Lincoln issues proclamation - 162
Lines under one company (street railways) - 569
Linseed Oil Industry - 431
Lions Club - 686
List of Mayors - 303
Little Turtle - 37, 92
Lively correspondence - 102
Loan quota by counties - 206
Locating the county seat - 213
Location and boundaries - 15
Locke, David Ross - 483, 491
Locke, Robinson - 483
Lockwood, J C. - 206
Logan County created - 223
Lopez, Narcisso - 191
Loramie Creek - 66
Loramie's Store - 44
Lord Dunmore's War - 72
Losing faith in British promises - 107
Lower Sandusky Whig - 483
Lower's Band - 700
Loyal Order of Moose - 674
Lucas County Answers the Call (1898) - 199
Lucas appeals to Jackson - 145
Lucas County Bench and Bar- 619
Lucas County Companies - 165
Lucas County Draft Board - 203
Lucas County Erected - 211
Lucas County History - 211
Lucas County Jail - 603
Lucas County Library - 391
Lucas County Medical Society - 654
Lucas County Mounds - 29
Lucas County Odd Fellowship - 666
Lucas County Posts (Grand Army) - 672
Lucas County Townships - 230
Lucas, Robert 211
Luncheon Clubs - 685
Lutheran Churches - 334
Lyon, G. G. - 482
Lyon, Gen. Nathaniel - 156
McArthur, Duncan - 113
McBain, Daniel - 482
McBride, J H. - 480
McCarty's Village - 50
McClellan, Robert - 108
756 - INDEX
McCoy, Sargeant - 117
McDonald, Colonel. Angus - 72
McIntosh, General Lachan - 80, 104
McKay, George - 141
McKee, Alexander - 90
McLeod, Donald - 705
McMahon, Major William - 97
McMaken, Colonel William V. - 204
McNair, William - 144
McPherson, General - 156
MacLane, Harry F. - 209
Machinery - 424
"Mad Anthony" Sobriquet - 95
Madison orders British vessels away - 112
Magnesian lime - 20
Manual Training - 385
Manufacturers - 440-443
Manufacturing Interests - 419
Many clubs in the city - 677
Marine Bank - 471
Marking Historic Sites - 129
Marquette and Joliet - 57
Marquette, Jacques - 36, 57
Marshall, Chief Justice John - 65
Marshall signs war resolutions - 202
Marshall, Thomas R. - 202
Masonic Fraternity - 659
Masonic Temple - 665
Mason removed from office - 149
Masonry in Lucas County - 660
Mason, Stevens T. - 140
Massacre at the Raisin - 117
Maternity and Children's Hospital - 615
Mather, Prof. William W. - 19
Mathias, Louis - 695
Maumee Banks - 476
Maumee Express - 482
Maumee River - 16
Maumee Valley Medical Association - 653
Maumee Valley Monument Association - 129
Maumee Valley Pioneer and Historical Association - 129
Mayor and Vice Mayor - 299
Mechanics Bank of Toledo - 468
Medical Profession, The - 647
Medical Schools - 654
Medical Societies - 653
Meigs, Governor Return J. - 113, 135
Members Charter Commission - 297
Membership of Merchants and Manufacturers Association - 440
Memorial Hall - 506
Memorial Hall dedicated - 509
Memorial Park and Cemetery - 209
Memorial Trustees - 506
Merchants and Manufacturers Association - 440
Merchants National Bank - 472
Mercy Hospital - 615
Message fires Congress - 112
Metal Wheel Industries - 425
Methodist Episcopal Church - 338
Metropotamia - 84
Mexican War Roll of Honor - 157
Miami Children's Home - 606
"Miami du lac" - 16
"Miami of the Lake, The" - 480
Miami, The - 37
Michigan Central Railway - 552
Michigan "fighting windmills" - 140
Michigania - 84
Michigan's Memorial - 137
Michigan Vents Wrath on Printing Press - 147
Michilimackinac - 61
Midnight Court Session - 147
Milan Times - 483
Milburn, George - 432
Milburn, John - 432
Mileage of County Roads - 228
Military Societies - 674
Miller, A. P. - 483
Miller, Christopher - 98-108
Miller, Henry - 108
Milling in 1850 - 420
Minor Tribes - 41
Miscellaneous Charter provisions - 300
Miscellaneous Churches - 361
Miscellaneous Factories - 435
Miscellaneous History - 701
Miscellaneous (Medical Schools) - 657
Miscellaneous Orders (Fraternal) - 674
Miscellaneous Schools - 389
Miscellaneous Wholesalers - 410
Missionaries, The - 54
Missions - 361
Missouri Compromise, The - 160
Mitchell, Lieutenant R. B. - 164
Modern Highways - 228
Modern Public Schools - 383
Modern Retail Trade - 397
Monclova Township - 234
Money raised to pay bounties - 189
Montcalm, General - 70
Montgomery, Capt. John - 75
Moore, Thomas - 113
Moorehead, Warren K. - 28
Morrison, Robert - 113
Morton, Daniel O. - 637
Mott, Richard - 304-502
Mott's "old red ,warehouse" - 413
Mound Builders - 27
Mound Builders' districts - 29
Municipal code revised - 297
Municipal financing - 454
Munson, J. R. - 113
INDEX - 757
Murray, James - 72
Museum of Art - 514
Museum Staff and Officers, 1922 - 517
Music - 695
Nashville Nurse's letter -190
National Bank of Commerce - 473
Natural gas companies - 574
Navarre Brothers - 51
Navarre Park - 597
Neapolis - 239
Newberry, Prof. J. S. - 19
New bonds sold in 1922 - 461
Newsboys Association - 682
Newcomb, Alexander H. - 304
New Courthouse, The - 505
New England opposes any interference with money-making - 113
New Management in 1921 (street railway) - 570
New Port Lawrence - 265
New Post Office, The - 514
News-Bee - 486
Newspaper Men - 479, 484, 490
Nicollet, Jean - 39
Northern Indiana R. R. - 545
Northwest Territory, The - 83
"Oak openings" - 23
Odd Fellows Lodge - 666
Office fixtures - 436
Official roster - 728
Offered command of Army of Northwest - 114
Officers and Elections (Toledo) - 298
Ohio Company, The -66, 84
Officers of Company A - 164
Officers of Company B - 164
Officers of Company I. - 164
Officers of Company K - 164
Ohio Enabling Act - 134
Ohio & Michigan Register and Emigrant Guide - 481
Ohio Mounds - 28
Ohio's response (Mexican War) - 155
Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co. - 475
Ohio Volunteers - 113
Ohio Whig - 480
Ohlinger, Gustavus - 205
Oil refineries - 431
Oil well supplies - 413, 438
Oliver, Captain William - 121
"On Maumee, On Maumee" - 16
One Hundredth Infantry. - 176
One Hundred and Twenty-eight Infantry - 180
One Hundred and Thirtieth Infantry - 181
One Hundred and Eighty-second infantry - 181
One Hundred and Eighty-fourth Infantry - 182
One Hundred and Eighty-ninth Infantry - 182
One Hundred and Eleventh Infantry - 179
Operation of New Ordinance - 571
Opieka Savings Bank - 475
Optimist Club - 686
Order of the Eastern Star - 662
Ordinance of 1787 - 85
Oregon Township - 236
Organization of County - 212
Origin of boundary trouble - 133
Origin of name Indian - 33
Origin of the newspaper - 476
Orontony, Chief - 36
Orpheus Club, The - 699
Orthodox Greek church - 361
Orton, Prof. Edwards - 20
Ottawa Park - 597
Ottawa, The - 38
Ottenheimer, L. S. - 205
Oustin Ordinance - 590
Outlook for the future (finances) - 463
"Over the top" with $20,000,000 - 205
Owen, Thomas J. V. - 52
Pacifists - 208
Paine Revision - 297
Paints, glass, hardware - 407, 430
Palmer, Andrew - 140, 481
Palo Alto News awakens war spirit - 155
Paper boxes and containers - 422
Parks and Pleasure Resorts - 593
Parsons, General Samuel H. - 85
Patriarchs Militant - 667
Patriotic League - 204
Patriot War - 701
Patterson, John - 140
Peace at last - 107
Pelisipia - 84
Pelton, Alonzo D. - 483
Penal, charitable and philanthropic institutions - 603
Pennsylvania Railway - 550
People's State Savings Bank - 475
People to be censured - 458
Pere Marquette Railway - 549
Perrot, Nicolas - 57, 62
Perry, Commodore O. H. - 125
Perry's victory - 125
Pershing, General - 205
Personnel of Grocery Trade - 403
Petit jury, 1836 - 620
"Petition in Boots," The - 581
Phillips, General C. B. - 164
758 - INDEX
Physicians of early '30s - 651
Pickawillany - 66
Pickering, Timothy - 83, 112
Pike, Judge Louis H. - 640
Pioneer Doctor, The - 648
Pioneers - 282
Pioneer Schoolhouse, The - 363
Pitcairn, Major - 73
Pitt's Policy - 70
Pitt, William - 70
Plankroad committees, stockholders - 227
Plank roads - 226
Plans against Detroit - 80
Plans proposed - 83
Pleasure Car, The - 541
Pleasure Resorts - 601
Poe, O. M, - 129
Poem by "Petroleum Nasby" - 497
Poem, "On Maumee" - 16
Police department - 313
Policy of the United States - 43
Polk ambitious to acquire California - 155
Polk, James K. - 134
Polk, Leonidas - 206
Polypotamia - 84
Pontiac war, The - 71
Pope Motor Car Co. - 432
Pope, Nathaniel - 107
Pope's. Grant to Spain - 53
Population by Townships - 726
Porter, George B. - 51
Port Lawrence - 262
Port Lawrence Herald - 481
Postmasters, 1833-1920 - 514
Post Office (1829) - 274
Post Office Robbery of 1921 - 721
Potawatomi clans - 40
Potawatomi, The - 39
Potter, Emery D. - 152
Pratt, Captain William - 526
Pray, Welcome - 651
Prehistoric Toledo - 27
Presbyterians - 342
Presidential Vote - 727
President Jackson intervenes - 141
President Wilson's message - 201
Price per acre, Toledo tracts - 262
Prideaux, General - 70
Principal County Officers of Lucas County - 728
Principal Watercourses - 15
Prisoners taken in boundary war - 143
Probate court - 631
Probate Judges, County - 730
Proctor, Colonel Henry - 118
Produce Exchange, The - 414, 678
Prominent Pioneers - 282
Property valuation, 1921 - 452
Property valuation by townships - 453
Prosecuting Attorneys, County - 730
Protestant Episcopal - 346
Providence Township - 238
Providence Village - 239
Provisions of Charter - 287
Public Buildings - 501
"Publick notice to all officers and soldiers" - 85
Public Meetings (1838). - 702
Public parks and. acreage - 593
"Public resolution No. 1" - 202
Public utilities - 563
Publications of Toledo, 1922 - 486
Purchasers of Toledo lots (1817) - 265
Purpose of the courts - 619
Putnam, General Rufus - 84
Quinlivan, John J. - 205
Quota raised in seventy-two hours - 206
Quota was $16,000,000 - 205
Railroad era - 537
Railroads - 556
Railroad strikes - 557
Raising an army - 203
Ravine Park - 597
Real start of Civil war - 161
Recall - 300
Recapitulation - 130
Receipts, 1835-7 - 449
Receipts, 1838 - 292
Receipts, 1919-20-21 - 456
Recorders, County - 729
Record of First Court - 148
Reed, Henry, Jr. - 480
Registration board - 203
"Remember the Raisin" - 129
Report British and Indians marching toward Frenchtown - 118
Representatives - 734
Resaca de la Palmea news aids recruiting - 155
Reservations south of river - 51
Response to call for volunteers - 116
Retail houses, 1922, Number in each line - 397
Revere, Paul - 74
Revolutionary War - 73
Rhea, Captain J/ - 104
Richardson, Solon O., Jr. - 205
Richfield Township - 240
Right of Search - 111
Rival Villages - 270
Riverside Park - 597
Road between Perrysburg and Fremont - 225
Road building - 223
INDEX- 759
Road from Swan Creek to Manhattan - 226
Robinwood Hospital - 615
Rocheblave, Philip - 75
Rogers, Lieutenant John - 78
Roll of Honor (Mexican) - 157
Roman "Acta Diurna" - 479
Roman Catholic church - 350
Romeis, Jacob - 304
Rood, Cecil L. - 206
Rooker, Wm. - 206
Rotary Club - 686
Rowland, Captain - 116
Royal and Select Masters - 662
Royal Arch Masons - 661
Rural Banks - 476
Rural. Newspaper - 490
Rural Schools - 367
Rush, Richard - 141
Ruvinsky's Orchestra - 700
Safes, Office - 436
Saint Lusson - 57
Sale of Military reservation - 261
Salvation Army, The - 361
Sanson, Nicolas - 53
Santa Ana, General - 153
Saratoga - 84
Sargent, Major Winthrop - 85
Saunders, John - 75
Savings and Loan Associations - 476
Scales - 435
School Buildings, 1922 - 384
School Equipment, Value of - 372
Schoolhouses by townships - 372
School population, 1836 - 368
School pupils, by townships - 372
Schools, value of, by townships - 372
School teachers, by townships - 372
Schooner "Ann," The - 735
Schooner "Eagle" - 413
Schreiber Ordinance - 583
"Scoop" on Lincoln's Message - 484
Scott and his Kentuckians - 98
Scott brooked no interference - 156
Scott, General Charles - 92
Scott, General Winfield - 155
Scott, J. Austin - 480
Scott, Jessup W. - 480
Scottish Rite bodies - 662
Scribner & Hurd - 640
Secession - 160
Second National Bank - 472
Security Savings Bank & Trust Co. - 475
Security Trust Company - 475
Seed and Oil Company - 431
Seely, Uri - 140
Selecting a name - 273
Selection draft act - 203
Select schools - 378
Senators - 733
Seneca, The - 40
Service-at-Cost plan adopted - 591
Sessions, Francis C. - 28
Settlement and Community Work - 612
Seubert, Harry M. - 203
Seventy-one thousand Toledoans subscribed - 207
Sevier, Senator A. H. - 157
Sewer System - 321
Sewing Machines - 432
Shawnee, The - 40
Shelby, Governor Isaac - 125
Shepherd, Howard I - 205
Sheriffs - 729
Shoes - 409
Siege. of Fort Meigs - 118
Signers of Courthouse bond - 505
Signers of Memorial - 137
Simcoe, Lieut. Gov. John G. - 97
Situation in January, 1922 (financial) - 459
Six-pounder scatters British - 125
Sixth Infantry - 199
Sixty-seventh Infantry - 174
Slavery question - 160
Slawson, James H. - 224
Slocum, Dr. Charles E. - 26
Smith, Barton - 483
Smith, H. T. - 482
Smythe, Dr. John - 74
Snyder, Mrs. Walter B. - 205
Social service federation - 609
Soil and climate - 25
Soldiers recover cannon balls - 122
Sons of Veterans - 674
Spafford's letter - 135
Spain's policy (Indian) - 42
Spanish-American War - 191
Spanish tyranny in Cuba - 191
Spark plugs - 435
Silencer Township - 242
Spice grinding center - 405
Springfield Township - 243
Spring making - 435
Squier, Ephraim G. - 31
Staff of One Hundred and Eleventh Ohio Volunteer Infantry - 177
St. Anthony's Orphanage - 610
Star of the West incident - 160
State Bank of Ohio - 468
State Council of Defense - 203
State laws affected by the dispute - 579
Statistical Review - 725
St. Clair, General Arthur - 44
St. Clair's defeat - 91
Steedman, General J. B. - 164, 165
Steel office safes - 436
760 - INDEX
Sterling Park - 597
Steuben, Baron - 90
Stevens, Alexander H. - 160
Stewart, G. T. - 483
St. George, Colonel T. B. - 114
Stickney, Benjamin F. - 130
Stickney, Two - 146
St. John's College - 386
St. John's Lodge - 660
tone and Glass Sand - 429
Stoves - 424
Street Improvement - 318
Street Railway Controversy and Independent Movement - 577
Street Railway System, The - 566
Strike imminent in 1918 - 589
Strike of 1916 - 587
Strikes - 444
Strikes, Railroad - 557
Sugar factory - 439
Summary of Events - 735
Summary of Industries, 1914-1919 - 444
Summit Trust Company - 476
Sumter's fall telegraphed north - 162
Supreme Court - 627
Surrender of Detroit - 115
Surveyors, County - 729
Sutherland - 705
Sutphen, J. V. D. - 649
Swan Creek - 15
Swanton Township - 245
Sylvania Banks - 476
Sylvania (state) - 84
Sylvania Township - 247
Symmes, John Cleves - 86
"Talk Toledo" Week - 129
Taylor, Jonathan - 140
Taylor, Zachary - 154
Tax rate (1835-7) - 450
Tecumseh killed - 129
Tecumseh's Conspiracy - 109
Telephone Service - 575
Telephone Strike - 576
Tenkswatawa - 109
Ten Mile Creek - 15
Tenth Infantry - 200
Tents, awnings, etc. - 436
Ten Years' War - 191
Territory divided - 87
Texas republic - 154
Textile Mills - 436
"The Man who never Sleeps" - 96
Third Liberty Loan - 206
Third Ohio Cavalry - 182
Thirty-seventh Infantry - 173
Thomas, Augustus - 164
Thomas, Cyrus - 29
Thomas, General George H. - 166
"Thou Son of David Have Mercy on Me" - 497
“Three R's" - 364
Tiffin, Surveyor General - 137
Tilden, Myron H. - 155
Tippett, E. J., Jr. - 209
Tobacco Factories - 420
Todd, Colonel John - 80
Toledo and Lucas County Subscriptions to Liberty Loans - 207
Toledo Automobile Club - 129
Toledo Banks in 1923 - 471
Toledo Bar Association - 642
Toledo Blade - 482
Toledo Board of Trade - 677
Toledo Cadets in Washington - 197
Toledo Celebrates (1835) - 151
Toledo Census since 1840 - 726
Toledo Club - 681
Toledo Commercial - 483
Toledo factories building - 443
Toledo Gazette - 481
Toledo Hotels - 517
Toledo Humane Society - 606
Toledo in 1834-5 - 274
Toledo in 1922 - 322
Toledo in the World War - 201
Toledo Light Guards - 175
Toledo Lodge of Elks - 671
Toledo Maennerchor Society - 699
Toledo Medical Association - 653
Toledo Mendelssohn Club - 690
Toledo National Bank - 468
Toledo News - 485
Toledo Newspapers - 481
Toledo Press Club - 489
Toledo Public Library - 390
Toledo Publications in 1922 - 486
Toledo Public Schools - 372
Toledo Pythian Lodges - 668
Toledo Register - 488
Toledo Saving Bank & Trust Co - 472
Toledo Savings Institution - 472
Toledo's first printing office - 481
Toledo site Spanish, French, English - 131
Toledo Soldiers' Aid Society - 189
Toledo State Hospital - 608
Toledo, St. Louis & Western - 552
Toledo Symphony Society - 698
Toledo Telegram - 484
Toledo Terminal Railway - 555
Toledo Times - 4S5
Toledo University - 384
Toledo Woman's Club - 682
Toledo Zoological Society - 598
Toledo & Ohio Central Railway - 549
Tonnage of early vessels - 526
INDEX - 761
Tonti - 61
Tool Making - 425
Topography - 15
Townships and Villages - 229
Tracts ceded to the United States - 47
Trade more important than honor - 113
Trading Posts - 62
Training School for Nurses - 616
Transportation Systems - 525
Traveling under difficulties - 542
Treasurers, County - 729
Treaty of Brownstown - 49
Treaty of Detroit - 48
Treaty of Fort Industry - 48
Treaty of Greenville - 44
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo - 155
Treaty of Maumee - 51
Treaty of Maumee Rapids - 49
Treaty of 1831 - 50
Tribal distribution - 33
Trimble, William A. - 113
Trist, Nicholas P. - 156
Troops rapidly raised - 117
Truck train unit raised - 204
Tupper, General Benjamin - 117
Turkey Foot Rock - 103
Tushquegan - 50
Twenty-first Independent Battery - 186
Twenty-fifth Infantry - 169
Twenty-seventh Infantry - 170
Twenty-two thousand bought bonds - 206
Twiggs, General - 156
Two public hay scales authorized - 291
Tyler, President - 154
Underhill, A. J. - 152
Under the Act of 1852 - 294
Union Savings Bank - 475
Unitarian Church - 361
United Brethren - 358
United States Commissioners, Franklin, Jay and Adams - 89
United States District Court - 632
United States Surplus - 451
Vandreuil, Marquis de - 71
Vanfleet, Colonel Mathias - 141
Van Horn, Thomas - 113
Varnish, paint - 430
Varnum, James M. - 86
Vehicle Making - 432
Vessels of early period - 526
Vessel Supplies - 436
Vice Mayors - 303
Victory Loan, The - 207
Vigo, Colonel Francis - 77
Vistula - 269
Vocal Society - 697
Volunteers (World War) - 203
Vote at first election under new charter - 298
Vote on county seat removal - 216
Wadsworth, General Elijah - 117
Wabash & Erie Canal - 413
Wabash Railroad - 545
Wage Earners - 444
Waggoner, Clark - 104, 483
Waggoner, Ralph H. - 483
Waite, Morrison R. - 636
Waite Park - 597
Wakeman, Susan - 481
Walbridge Park - 597
Walbridge, Rev. H. B. - 164
War begins, The (boundary) - 139
War Contracts - 207
War of 1812 - 111
War declared (1917) - 202
Wards and Council - 299
War with Mexico - 153
Washburn, Daniel - 481
Washington, Augustus - 66
Washington, George - 69
Washington, Lawrence - 66
Washington's advice scorned - 70
Washington's mission - 68
Washington ("State") - 84
Washington Township - 250
Waterville State Savings Bank - 476
Waterville Township - 253
Way, George B. - 482, 638
Wayne begins his March - 96
Wayne County - 86
Wayne, General Anthony - 44, 92
Wayne gets intq action - 98
Waynesfield Township - 256
Weatherford, William - 52
Welfare farm, The - 608
Wells, Captain William - 96, 107
Wells, Wayne - 108
Westenhaven, District Judge - 634
Weyler, The Unspeakable - 192
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway - 551
Whiskey for Cannon balls - 122
White, Dr. Charles - 650
White, Dr. Oscar - 650
Whitehouse State Savings Bank - 476
Whitlock Administrations - 582
Whitlock's fourth election - 583
Whitney, Noah A. - 649
Whittlesey, Colonel Charles - 30
Whittlesey, Elisha - 141
Wholesale Fruit and Produce - 405
Wholesale Trade - 403
Who were the Mound Builders - 31
Wild-Cat Banking - 466
Wild Speculation - 293
762 - INDEX
Wilkinson, General James - 92
Willard, L. L. - 482
Willey, Captain Austin - 155
Williams, Joseph R. - 482
Will not choose path of submission - 202
Willys, John N. - 205
Willys Park - 598
Wilson Park - 601
Wilson, President, approves loans - 205
Wilson's Message to Congress - 201
Wilson War Message - 202
Wilson, William - 148
Winchester, General James - 116
Witherell, James - 137
Wolcott, James - 108
Wolcott, Oliver - 44
Wolfe, General - 70
Women's cloaks, suits, skirts - 437
Women's Relief Corps (Grand Army) - 673
Wood, Colonel E. D. - 121
Woodward, Augustus B. - 137
Woodworking plants - 421
Work at Home (1861) - 189
Work of the Commissioners - 590
World War, Toledo in the - 201
Young, Samuel M. - 449
Y. M. C. A., The - 690
Y. W. C. A., The - 690
Zoo, The - 598
Zouave Cadets - 169
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