Guide to Articles in the Journal of the Illinois State Historical
Society, 1908-1983, and the Illinois Historical
Journal, 1985-1997, by Dorothy V. Ramm, 2013
Columns are Volume#, Issue#, Date, Page#, Title,
Author, Notes on contents
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Date |
Page |
Title |
Author |
Notes |
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1 |
Apr. 1908 |
5-6 |
Editorial [reasons for publishing a journal for
members] |
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Illinois State Historical Society; periodicals;
Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society |
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1 |
1 |
Apr. 1908 |
10-12 |
Celebration of the semi-centennial of the Lincoln-Douglas
debates of 1858 |
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Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; election;
Senate; 1858; debates; anniversaries; Illinois State Historical Society |
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1 |
2-3 |
July-Oct. 1908 |
3-14 |
Celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the
Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858 |
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Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; election;
Senate; 1858; debates; anniversaries; Ottawa, Ill.; Freeport, Ill.;
Jonesboro, Ill.; Charleston, Ill.; Galesburg, Ill.; Quincy, Ill. |
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1 |
2-3 |
July-Oct. 1908 |
18-19 |
The Lincoln centennial |
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Lincoln, Abraham; centennial; memorials |
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1 |
2-3 |
July-Oct. 1908 |
33-43 |
Prehistoric Illinois : the Brown County ossuary |
Snyder, J. F. |
Illinois; prehistory; American Indians; burials;
burial mounds; ossuaries; artifacts; Brown County, Ill. |
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1 |
4 |
Jan. 1909 |
6-8 |
The typical American : Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1865 |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
Lincoln, Abraham; centennial; presidents; slavery;
Civil War |
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1 |
4 |
Jan. 1909 |
9-11 |
One hundredth anniversary of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln |
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Lincoln, Abraham; centennial; Springfield, Ill.;
Lincoln Centennial Association |
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1 |
4 |
Jan. 1909 |
17-19 |
Woodford County Historical Society : celebration
of ninetieth anniversary of admission of Illinois, December 3, 1908 |
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Illinois; statehood; anniversaries; Woodford
County, Ill.; Eureka, Ill. |
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1 |
4 |
Jan. 1909 |
23-30 |
Partial bibliography of poems relating to Abraham
Lincoln |
Booth, Mary Josephine |
Lincoln, Abraham; poems; bibliography |
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1 |
4 |
Jan. 1909 |
31-40 |
Prehistoric Illinois : certain Indian mounds
technically considered, part first : the effigy mounds |
Snyder, J. F. |
Illinois; prehistory; American Indians; mounds;
effigies; Mound Builders |
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2 |
1 |
Apr. 1909 |
25-26 |
Local historical societies in the state of
Illinois |
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Illinois; historical societies |
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2 |
1 |
Apr. 1909 |
27-33 |
The Lincoln centennial |
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Lincoln, Abraham; centennial; Hodgenville, Ky.;
Springfield, Ill.; Illinois State Historical Society |
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2 |
1 |
Apr. 1909 |
47-65 |
Prehistoric Illinois : certain Indian mounds
technically considered, part second : sepulchral and memorial mounds |
Snyder, J. F. |
Illinois; prehistory; American Indians; burial
mounds; burials; Black Hawk; Mound Builders; artifacts |
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2 |
2 |
July 1909 |
37-42 |
Interesting extracts from old newspapers |
Broadhead, George C., contributor |
newspapers; articles; Boonslick Advertiser;
Missouri Intelligencer; American Indians; treaties; boundaries; massacres;
settlers; capture |
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2 |
2 |
July 1909 |
43-50 |
A statesman's letters of the Civil War period |
Trumbull, Lyman; Mowry, Duane, contributor |
Trumbull, Lyman; letters; Doolittle, James Rood;
Douglas, Stephen A.; election; Illinois; Senate; 1858; Civil War; volunteers;
defense; Cairo, Ill.; St. Louis; Cameron, Simon; McClellan, George B.;
Fremont, John C.; Doolittle, Henry; death |
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2 |
2 |
July 1909 |
51-54 |
Two letters from Gov. Ninian Edwards |
Edwards, Ninian |
Edwards, Ninian; letters; Enos, Pascal P.;
Jackson, Andrew; appointments; removals; Calhoun, John C. |
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2 |
2 |
July 1909 |
55-64 |
Extracts from the journal of Captain Harry Gordon,
chief engineer in the Western Department of North America, who was sent from
Fort Pitt on the River Ohio, down the said River &c. to Illinois, in 1766 |
Gordon, Harry |
Gordon, Harry; diaries; exploration; travel; Ohio
River; geography; settlement; American Indians; forts; Great Britain |
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2 |
2 |
July 1909 |
65-70 |
Dedication of George Rogers Clark monument, at
Quincy Illinois |
Clendenin, H. W. |
Clark, George Rogers; statues; dedication; Quincy,
Ill. |
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2 |
2 |
July 1909 |
71-92 |
Prehistoric Illinois : certain Indian mounds
technically considered, part third : temple or domiciliary mounds |
Snyder, J. F. |
Illinois; prehistory; American Indians; mounds;
Mound Builders; artifacts |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
7-13 |
Death of General Alfred Orendorff, President of
the Illinois State Historical Society |
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Orendorff, Alfred; Illinois State Historical
Society; obituaries; lawyers; Herndon, William H.; Illinois General Assembly;
Democratic Party |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
14-28 |
Shickshack in romance and real life |
Snyder, J. F. |
Shickshack; Winnebago Indians; Catherwood, Mary
Hartwell; historical novels; Spanish Peggy; Sangamon River; Hash, Philip;
family; Black Hawk War; treaties |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
29-37 |
Speech delivered by Senator James R. Doolittle,
Springfield, Illinois, October 4, 1864 |
Doolittle, James R. |
Doolittle, James Rood; speeches; 1864; election;
president; Lincoln, Abraham; secession; Civil War |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
38-41 |
A curious proposition in 1776 |
Burnham, J. H. |
Deane, Silas; Continental Congress; delegates;
land grants; settlement; Northwest Territory |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
42-48 |
Reminiscences of a tragedy in pioneer life |
Woolard, F. M. |
Boltinghouse; Boltinghouse, Joe; Kickapoo Indians;
murder; Edwards County, Ill.; Wayne County, Ill. |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
49-69 |
Extracts from old newspapers |
Broadhead, Garland C., compiler |
newspapers; articles; excerpts; Missouri
Intelligencer and Boonslick Advertiser; American Indians; massacres; wars;
Illinois; Black Hawk War; Atkinson, Henry; Brady, Hugh; treaties; Winnebago
Indians; Sauk Indians; Fox Indians; Keokuk |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
70-76 |
Early attempts to form an Illinois State
Historical Society |
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Illinois; history; societies; Antiquarian and
Historical Society of Illinois; 1828; Illinois Literary and Historical
Society; incorporation; Illinois; laws; 1847 |
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2 |
3 |
Oct. 1909 |
77-84 |
Some old letters |
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Jones, George W.; senators; Iowa; letters; Breese,
Sidney; slavery; railroads; Tennessee; Tennessee River; Douglas, Stephen A.;
president; election; 1860; Democratic Party; slavery; secession |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
7-22 |
Margaret Fuller in northern Illinois |
Carpenter, Richard V. |
Fuller, Margaret; travel; Illinois; Chicago;
Unitarian Church; Clarke, James Freeman; Clarke, William Hull; Fox River;
Geneva, Ill.; Conant, Augustus H.;
Dixon, Ill.; Hazelwood, Ill.; Charters, Alexander; Grand Detour, Ill.; Oregon, Ill.; Kishwaukee, Ill.; Belvidere,
Ill.; Rock River |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
23-35 |
An Illinois burnt offering |
Snyder, J. F. |
Middle Creek, Ill.; Cass County, Ill.; Morgan
County, Ill.; human sacrifice; Witty, John B.; Witty family; Rose, Pleasant;
hysteria; Witty, Granny; Lewis, William; Elmore, Julius; Dick, Amos; Hash,
Philip; indictment; murder; trial; jury; witnesses |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
36-39 |
An important contribution : gift of priceless
Lincoln material to the Illinois State Historical Society and Library, by the
Hon. Clinton L. Conkling |
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Lincoln, Abraham; letters; Civil War; Union;
Springfield, Ill.; political meetings; Conkling, James C.; Conkling, Clinton
L. |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
40-43 |
A memorable speech at Springfield and a
by-stander's account of it |
Mowry, Duane, contributor |
Doolittle, James Rood; election; president; 1864;
Lincoln, Abraham; candidates; Yates, Richard; Waterman, E. L. |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
44-48 |
Two old letters :one from Elijah P. Lovejoy, 1837;
the other from Gen. Charles E. Hovey, 1858; the originals of which are in the
Illinois State Historical Library |
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Lovejoy, Elijah P.; slavery; Alton, Ill.; Alton
Observer; printing press; Wright, Erastus; Lincoln, Abraham; slavery;
abolition; Hovey, Charles E.; Illinois State Normal School; curriculum; teachers;
Willard, Samuel; letters |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
49-70 |
Important purchase of books by the Illinois State
Historical Library |
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Illinois State Historical Library; books;
Illinois; history; French; American Revolution; War of 1812; American
Indians; Canada; Quebec |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
71-73 |
List of the editions of the works of Louis
Hennepin in the Illinois State Historical Library |
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Hennepin, Louis; missionaries; bibliography;
Illinois State Library |
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2 |
4 |
Jan. 1910 |
74-76 |
An interesting relic |
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Springfield, Ill.; Board of Trustees; meetings;
minutes; 1832-1839 |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
10-23 |
Agricultural organization in Illinois 1870-1880 |
Buck, Solon J. |
farming; Illinois; crops; prices; politics;
railroads; regulation; Kelley, Oliver; Grange; farmers' clubs; Illinois State
Farmers' Association |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
24-44 |
Lincoln's defense of Duff Armstrong |
Gridley, J. N. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Armstrong, Duff; Metzker, James
P.; Norris, James H.; trials; murder; almanacs; moon; University of Illinois;
observatory; jurors; Brady, John T.; Armstrong, Hannah; Armstrong, Jack |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
48-49 |
Letter of Governor A. C. French to Professor J. B.
Turner in regard to the affairs for the hospital for the insane |
French, Augustus C. |
French, Augustus C.; Illinois; Illinois Hospital
for the Insane; director; Turner, Jonathan Baldwin |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
59-71 |
An agricultural poem |
Lovejoy, Owen |
farming; corn; wheat; cattle; horses; cooking;
poems |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
71-76 |
Correspondence from Illinois : history of churches
in Adams County |
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Adams County, Ill.; churches; history;
Presbyterian Church; Congregational Church |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
76-77 |
Tornadoes |
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Sharon, Ill.; tornadoes; 1844; churches |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
78-93 |
Pioneer Congregational ministers in Illinois : the
kind of men they were, and the work they did |
Savage, G. S. F. |
Congregational Church; Illinois; history;
ministers; missionaries; Illinois; churches; colleges; schools; revivals;
temperance; slavery |
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3 |
1 |
Apr. 1910 |
93-95 |
Circular appealing for aid for colonizing free
Negroes in Liberia |
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African Americans; slaves; freedom; colonization;
societies; migration; Liberia; Missouri Colonization Society |
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3 |
2 |
July 1910 |
11-25 |
Prehistoric Illinois : the primitive flint
industry |
Snyder, J. F. |
American Indians; flint; chert; tools; mining;
chipping |
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3 |
2 |
July 1910 |
26-38 |
Illinois in modern literature |
Crews, E. K. |
Illinois; literature; history; American Indians;
French; pioneer life; Fort Dearborn; Lincoln, Abraham; Kaskaskia, Ill.;
Lafayette, Marquis de; Illinois State Historical Society; poems |
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3 |
2 |
July 1910 |
39-44 |
Reminiscences of two Springfield weddings of the olden
time |
Palmer, Mrs. John M. |
Springfield, Ill., weddings; Cook, Susan Lamb;
Cook, John; Black, Caroline Lamb; Black, William J.; guests; receptions |
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3 |
2 |
July 1910 |
45-51 |
Governor Ford and his family |
Snyder, J. F. |
Ford, Thomas; governors; Illinois; Forquer,
George; lawyers; Monroe County, Ill.; marriage; Ford, Frances Hambaugh;
Galena, Ill.; judges; circuit court; Illinois Supreme Court; Ford family;
children; death |
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3 |
2 |
July 1910 |
52-57 |
The old University of Chicago in 1867 |
Goodspeed, Edgar J. |
University of Chicago; Douglas, Stephen A.;
buildings; Baptist Church; Rush Medical College; Union College of Law;
trustees; debt; closure |
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3 |
2 |
July 1910 |
61-64 |
The pioneer preacher in Illinois |
Bradshaw, Arthur; Cunningham, J. O., contributor |
Bradshaw, Arthur; Methodist Church; Illinois;
circuit riders; autobiography |
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3 |
2 |
July 1910 |
65-77 |
Semi-centennial celebration of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Urbana, Ill. |
Cunningham, J. O. |
Methodist Church, Urbana, Ill.; history;
anniversaries |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
7-22 |
Charles Dickens in Illinois |
Snyder, J. F. |
Dickens, Charles; travel; United States;
Mississippi River; St. Louis; American Notes; ; Belleville, Ill.; Lebanon,
Ill.; Looking Glass Prairie; Monk's Mound; Cairo, Ill. |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
23-44 |
Edward Cole, Indian commissioner in the Illinois
country |
Alvord, Clarence Walworth |
Cole, Edward; American Indians; Great Britain;
colonies; trade; regulation; Illinois |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
45-58 |
A sketch of the life of George Washington, colored |
Hamilton, Oscar B. |
Washington, George (African American); slaves;
slavery; Hamilton, Silas; plantations; Mississippi; migration; Jersey County,
Ill.; public schools; Hamilton Primary School; farmers; George Washington
Educational Fund |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
59-64 |
Governor Coles' autobiography |
Coles, Edward |
Coles, Edward; governors; Illinois; letters;
Flagg, W. C.; autobiography; Virginia; travel; Madison, James; secretary;
migration; Illinois; governor; slavery |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
65-67 |
Information in regard to the letters and other
manuscripts of Morris Birkbeck |
Colyer, Walter |
Birkbeck, Morris; manuscripts; letters; Birkbeck,
Robert E. |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
68-78 |
American history and the immigrant |
Williamson, Oliver R. |
United States; history; immigrants; patriotism;
education; foreign languages |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
79-87 |
Honorable Lewis Steward |
Beebe, Avery N. |
Steward, Lewis; Steward, Marcus Aurelius; Plano,
Ill., sawmills; lawyers; Kendall County, Ill.; supervisor; governor;
Democratic Party; candidates; grain; railroads; charges |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
88-90 |
The "corner stone" resolution |
Mowry, Duane |
Democratic Party; New York State; conventions;
1847; resolutions; slavery |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
91-98 |
A letter from Illinois written in 1836 |
Beach, Richard H. |
Beach, Richard H.; letters; migration;
Springfield, Ill.; pioneer life; farming |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
99-101 |
Ebenezer Church, Morgan County, Illinois, a church
with a history |
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Ebenezer Church; Methodist Church; Morgan County,
Ill.; anniversaries; circuit riders; Akers, Peter; Ebenezer Manual Labor
School |
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3 |
3 |
Oct. 1910 |
102-110 |
Jersey County Historical Society : seventy-first
anniversary celebration, August 5, 1910 |
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Jersey County, Ill.; anniversaries; Jersey County
Historical Society |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
7-21 |
Nathaniel Pope |
Meese, William A. |
Pope, Nathaniel; lawyers; Kaskaskia, Ill.;
Illinois Territory; secretary; Congress; Illinois; statehood; boundaries;
Northwest Ordinance; schools; education; judges |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
22-48 |
Independent military companies of Sangamon County
in the 30's |
Jamison, Isabel |
Sangamon County, Ill.; militia; military
companies; First Springfield
Artillery; First Sangamon Sharpshooters; Jacksonville, Ill.;
Jacksonville Cavalry; Jacksonville Light Infantry |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
49-58 |
Judge Theophilus L. Dickey and the first murder
trial in Kendall County |
Beebe, Avery N. |
Dickey, Theophilus L.; judges; Kendall County,
Ill.; Georgetown, Ill.; murder; trials; Rider, Ansel; McNeil, Charles;
Haymond, Owen; Hollenbeck, George B.; Boyd, William P.; Rider, Charles |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
59-63 |
Edward Coles, second governor of Illinois :
correspondence with Rev. Thomas Lippincott |
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Coles, Edward; Lippincott, Thomas; letters;
slavery; Illinois; Ordinance of 1787; |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
64-66 |
Letters from Governor John Reynolds |
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Reynolds, John; Flagg, W. C.; letters; Madison
County, Ill.; history |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
67-69 |
Kaskaskia destroyed by a curse : a tradition |
Waller, Elbert |
Kaskaskia, Ill.; French; Benard, Jean, Benard,
Marie; American Indians; curses |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
70-73 |
The Wood River massacre |
Perrin, J. Nick |
Wood River Massacre; Alton, Ill.; War of 1812;
American Indians; monuments |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
74-79 |
Ebenezer Manual Labor School |
Akers, Charles N. |
Ebenezer Manual Labor School; Akers, Peter; Ojibwa
Indians; Chippewa Indians; Methodist Church; missions; Enmegahbowh; Johnson,
John; Episcopal Church; Spates, Samuel |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
80-81 |
Ebenezer Manual Labor School |
Osborne, Elizabeth J. |
Osborne, Elizabeth J.; schools; memoirs; Ebenezer
Manual Labor School; Ojibwa Indians; Akers, Peter; Akers, Eliza Faris |
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3 |
4 |
Jan. 1911 |
85-97 |
Extracts from the memoir of Alvan Stone |
Stone, Alvan |
Stone, Alvan; memoirs; Baptist Church;
missionaries; pioneer life; Illinois |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
7-37 |
Alexander Pope Field |
Stevens, Frank E. |
Field, Alexander Pope; migration; Jonesboro, Ill.;
lawyers; Illinois General Assembly; slavery; constitutional convention;
Secretary of State; Edwards, Ninian; Black Hawk War; election; 1831; House of
Representatives; McClernand, John A.; Carlin, Thomas; Whig Party; Democratic
Party; Douglas, Stephen A.; Wisconsin Territory; governor; St. Louis;
internal improvements; New Orleans; election; 1863; Louisiana; Attorney
General; obituaries |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
38-44 |
Special meeting of the Illinois State Historical
Society : to be held in the Old Supreme Court Room, in the State House,
Springfield, Ill., April 14, 1911, in commemoration of the fiftieth
anniversary of the fall of Fort Sumter, the real breaking out of the War
Between the States, 1861-1865 |
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Illinois State Historical Society; meetings;
anniversaries; Civil War; Fort Sumter |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
45-46 |
Annual meeting of the Illinois State Historical
Society, Evanston and Chicago, May 17-18, 1911 |
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Illinois State Historical Society; annual meetings |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
47-56 |
The burial and resurrection of Black Hawk |
Snyder, J. F. |
Black Hawk; burial; skeleton; Sauk Indians; Fox
Indians; Iowa Territory; |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
57 |
Death of the last survivor of the Black Hawk War |
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Black Hawk War; soldiers; Riggs, Henry L.;
obituaries |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
58-66 |
Church records of Salt Creek circuit, 1829-1833 |
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Methodist Church; circuit riders; Salt Creek, Ill.
Circuit; minutes; Cartwright; Peter; |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
67-81 |
Life and services of General Thomas J. Henderson |
Templeton, J. W. |
Henderson, Thomas J.; Henderson, William H.;
migration; Illinois; Iowa; lawyers; Toulon, Ill.; Illinois State Legislature;
Illinois State Senate; Republican Party; Civil War; 112th Illinois Infantry;
Congress; Hennepin Canal; Lincoln, Abraham; letters; speeches |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
82-91 |
Hon. James H. Miller |
Sandham, William R. |
Miller, James H.; Illinois State Historical
Library; Illinois State Historical Society; lawyers; state's attorney; Clark
County, Ill.; Illinois House of Representatives; speaker; elections; laws;
Chicago |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
92-94 |
An interesting letter |
Rodenberg, A. D.; Niles, Nathaniel |
Niles, Nathaniel; letters; Reynolds, John;
governors; Illinois; Gillespie, Joseph; ghost writers |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
95-97 |
An Illinois poet, Elijah Whittier Blaisdell |
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Blaisdell, Elijah Whittier; poets; authors; poems;
Rock River |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
98-100 |
Centennial anniversary celebrated by Mrs. Dicy R.
Dunlap |
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Dunlap, Dicy Runkle; birthdays; centennial;
Dunlap, Stephen; Dunlap family; Morgan County, Ill. |
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4 |
1 |
Apr. 1911 |
101-105 |
Celebration by the Woodford County Historical
Society of the seventieth anniversary of the founding of Woodford County,
Illinois |
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Woodford County, Ill.; anniversaries; history;
speeches; Woodford County Historical Society |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
145-156 |
Monetary system of Nouvelle France |
Thompson, Chas. M. |
France; colonies; North America; money; fur trade;
exchange; coins; gold; silver; copper; paper money |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
157-164 |
Sac and Fox Trail |
Steward, J. F. |
Sac and Fox Trail; routes; maps; Sauk Indians; Fox
Indians; French; Marquette, Jacques; Joliet, Louis; Black Hawk |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
165-171 |
James Rood Doolittle of Wisconsin : gleanings from
the private letters and documents of a senator of the Civil War period |
Mowry, Duane |
Doolittle, James Rood; senators; Wisconsin;
slavery; Brown, John; Hurd, H. B.; Cameron, Simon; Bross, William; Browning,
O. H.; Fell, Jesse W. |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
172-183 |
An author at his residence -- Prof. John Russell,
of Bluff Dale |
Reynolds, John; Lair, Pauline Russell |
Russell, John S.; authors; homes |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
184-189 |
Annual meeting of the Illinois State Historical
Society, Evanston-Chicago, May 17, 18, 1911 |
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Illinois State Historical Society; annual meeting; Evanston Historical Society;
Chicago Historical Society |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
190-196 |
Annual report of the secretary of the Illinois
State Historical Society, May, 1910-May,1911 |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
Illinois State Historical Society; annual reports |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
197-199 |
Memorial meeting April 14, 1911, in commemoration
of the fiftieth anniversary of the breaking out of the War Between the States |
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Illinois State Historical Society; Civil War;
anniversaries; meetings |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
200-211 |
Celebration at Polo, Ill., of the fiftieth
anniversary of the beginning of the War Between the States |
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Polo, Ill.; Civil War; anniversaries; Lincoln,
Abraham; president; election; 1860; Douglas, Stephen A.; soldiers;
enlistment; 15th Illinois Regiment; women; war relief |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
212-217 |
The Danville and Fort Clark Road |
Cunningham, J. O. |
Illinois; roads; Danville and Fort Clark Road;
Kickapoo Indians; prairie; buffalo; squatters; settlement |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
218-222 |
The Old Indian Trail, Sangamon County, Illinois |
Enos, Zimri A. |
Illinois; roads; Sangamon County, Ill.; Old Indian
Trail; routes |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
223-226 |
Thomson R. Webber : a pioneer of Champaign County |
Cunningham, J. O. |
Webber, Thomson R.; migration; Champaign, Ill.;
Vermilion County, Ill.; county commissioners; clerk; Champaign County, Ill.;
delegate; constitutional convention; 1848; 1862; Democratic Party |
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4 |
2 |
July 1911 |
229-232 |
Department of reprints : statistical and
chronological view of the United States of North America and the several
states and territories |
Bartlett, M. R., compiler |
United States; population; geography; history;
states; Illinois; Missouri |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
271-287 |
Hooper Warren |
Stevens, Frank E. |
Warren, Hooper; migration; St. Louis; Illinois;
journalists; Edwardsville Spectator; slavery; Smith, Theophilus W.; Sangamo
Spectator; Meredith, Samuel C.; Edwards, Ninian; Galena, Ill.; Newhall, Horatio;
Philleo, Addison; Putnam County, Ill.; circuit court; clerk; recorder of
deeds; county clerk; Henry, Ill. |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
288-302 |
Prehistoric Illinois : its psychozoic problems |
Snyder, J. F. |
Illinois; prehistory; American Indians;
settlement; archaeology; Paleolithic Age; Mound Builders |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
303-316 |
Early religious beginnings in Illinois |
Thrapp, Russell F. |
Illinois; ministers; priests; missionaries;
Catholic Church; Marquette, Jacques; Allouez, Claude Jean; Baptist Church;
Presbyterian Church; camp meetings; Congregational Church; Episcopal Church;
Disciples of Christ; |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
317-323 |
Lincoln's first Supreme Court case |
Carpenter, Richard V. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Illinois Supreme Court; cases;
Boone County, Ill.; Cline, Cornelius; Whitney, Daniel Hilton; Scammon,
Jonathan Young; note; payment; Neely, Alexander; Waterman, Hiram; Whitman,
Seth S.; Stone, Dan; Judd, Norman B.; Loop, James L.; Spring, Giles |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
324-327 |
The cold Tuesday |
Cunningham, J. O. |
Danville, Ill.; weather; freeze; ice; storm; 1836;
Kingsbury, Enoch |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
328-333 |
The Rev. Simon Peter and the quarterly conference |
McElroy, W. N. |
Peter, Simon; Methodist Church; Illinois
Conference; ministers; expulsion; Deneen, William S.; Shepherd, John;
Shepherd, Moses; Royal, William; Overstreet, Rev. Mr. |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
334-339 |
Old Fort Belle Fontaine |
Norton, W. T. |
Fort Bellefontaine, Mo.; history; French; Spanish;
Lewis and Clark Expedition; Pike, Zebulon; Pike's Peak; War of 1812 |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
340-342 |
Tribute to corn |
Oglesby, Richard J. |
corn; agriculture |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
343-346 |
Lydia Gundy : the facts about the last Indian
resident of Wayne County, Illinois |
Evans, R. B. |
Gundy, Lydia; Cherokee Indians; Wayne County,
Ill.; Mill Shoals, Ill., Henson, Philip; Brown, Narcissa Henson |
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4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
349-350 |
The venomous worm |
Russell, John S. |
liquor; drinking; stills; temperance |
||||||||
4 |
3 |
Oct. 1911 |
351-353 |
Danville Enquirer : first paper published in
Danville, by John S. Williams, from the Danville Enquirer, August 5, 1833 |
Williams, John S.; Cunningham, J. O., contributor |
Danville, Ill.; location; geography; buildings;
roads; cattle |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
401-425 |
A case under an Illinois black law |
Gridley, J. N. |
Illinois; Black Laws; Civil War; 71st Illinois
Infantry; Clay, Henry; African Americans; arrest; Collins, Thomas Byron;
Knights of the Golden Circle; Van Demark, James K.; Pothicary, Joseph;
Dummer, Henry E.; Brady, Emily Collins; Thacker, William H. |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
426-439 |
History of the title to lands in Rock Island
County, Illinois |
Walker, Charles L. |
Rock Island County, Ill.; land; title; history;
Great Britain; France; United States; Sauk Indians; Fox Indians; Winnebago
Indians; Potawatomi Indians; Chippewa Indians; Ottawa Indians; Illlini
Indians; treaties |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
440-445 |
The visit of Alfred Tennyson Dickens to Illinois |
Perrin, J. Nick |
Dickens, Alfred Tennyson; travel; Lebanon, Ill.;
Belleville, Ill.; East St. Louis, Ill.;
Dickens, Charles; American Notes |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
446-458 |
Doctor James D. Robinson |
Snyder, J. F. |
Mount, Charles; Knoebel, Jake; travel; Belleville,
Ill.; Shields, James; election; 1840; Harrison, William Henry; Van Buren,
Martin; Whig Party; Democratic Party; campaigns; parades; speeches; Robinson,
James D.; doctors; Mexican War; Addis, Rachael; bigamy; suicide |
||||||||
4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
459-468 |
Historic sites and scenes in Randolph County,
Illinois |
Butler, W. M. |
Randolph County, Ill.; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Menard,
Pierre; floods; Fort Chartres, Ill.; D'Artaguette, Pierre; Chickasaw Indians;
La Buissoniere, Alphonse de; Macarty Mactigue, Jean Jacques; Pontiac; Clark,
George Rogers |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
469-472 |
The Indian statue, near Oregon, Illinois |
Carpenter, Richard V. |
Taft, Lorado; American Indians; statues; Oregon,
Ill.; dedication |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
473-475 |
An Illinois quarantine order issued in1801 |
Perrin, Frank |
Cahokia, Ill.; courts; smallpox; quarantines |
||||||||
4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
476-479 |
An unusual material for aboriginal hoes |
Steward, J. F. |
American Indians; tools; hoes; mica; schist |
||||||||
4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
480-485 |
Historical sketch of Wethersfield, Henry County, Illinois |
Little, Charles T. |
Wethersfield, Ill.; Wethersfield Township, Henry
County, Ill.; history; settlers; pioneer life; log cabins |
||||||||
4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
486-489 |
Jersey County Historical Society : report of the
celebration of the seventy-second anniversary of the organization of Jersey
County, Illinois |
|
Jersey County, Ill.; anniversaries; Jersey County
Historical Society |
||||||||
4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
490 |
Novel picture of 152 Jersey pioneers |
|
Jersey County, Ill; settlers; photographs |
||||||||
4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
491-492 |
Organization of the Bureau County Historical
Society |
|
Bureau County, Ill.; history; Bureau County
Historical Society |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
493-496 |
The battle flag of the Thirtieth Illinois
infantry, after half a century, tattered and torn, comes to Memorial Hall,
Springfield |
|
30th Illinois Infantry; Civil War; flags; Camp
Butler, Ill.; Battle of Atlanta; Hardee, William J. |
||||||||
4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
499-503 |
Death of Elijah P. Lovejoy : a voice from the past |
Krum, John M. |
Lovejoy, Elijah P.; slavery; abolition; Alton,
Ill.; Alton Observer; printing press; riots; death; Krum, John M.; mayor |
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4 |
4 |
Jan. 1912 |
504-509 |
The Wood River massacre |
Lippincott, Thomas |
Wood River, Ill.; massacres; American Indians;
Reagan, Mrs. Reason; Reagan family; Moore family; Moore, Abel; Moore,
William; Whiteside, Samuel |
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5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
5-24 |
Illinois |
Carr, Clark E. |
Illinois; history; Northwest Territory; Northwest
Ordinance; Illinois Territory; Pope, Nathaniel; boundaries; Wisconsin; population; slavery; constitutional convention;
1824; Coles, Edward; internal improvements; constitution; 1848; taxation;
debt; Mexican War; Civil War; speeches; University of Illinois |
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5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
25-41 |
Cairo in 1841: Darius B. Holbrook, Charles Dickens
and Alfred Tennyson Dickens |
Lansden, John M. |
Cairo, Ill.; Holbrook, Darius B.; Breese, Sidney;
railroads; bonds; Wright & Company; Illinois Central Railroad; Dickens,
Charles; copyright; travel; United States; American Notes; Dickens, Alfred
Tennyson |
||||||||
5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
42-45 |
The visit of Alfred Tennyson Dickens to Lebanon,
Belleville and East St. Louis, November 22, 1911 |
Johnson, Mrs. Charles P. |
Dickens, Alfred Tennyson; travel; Lebanon, Ill.;
Belleville, Ill.; East St. Louis, Ill.; McKendree College |
||||||||
5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
50-65 |
A sketch of the Dubois family, pioneers of Indiana
and Illinois |
Allen, Helen L. |
Dubois family; Dubois, Toussaint; Dubois, Jean
Baptiste; genealogy; France; immigration; Ohio Valley; traders; American
Indians; merchants; Vincennes, Ind.; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Cahokia, Ill.; Dubois,
Janne Bonneau; Dubois, Jane Baird; Battle of Tippecanoe; Dubois, Jesse
Kilgore |
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5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
66-79 |
The Indian War |
Orr, William |
Black Hawk War; letters; Orr, William; Reynolds,
John; governor; Illinois; American Indians; Battle of Stillman's Run;
Stillman, Isaiah |
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5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
80-82 |
Abraham Lincoln's substitute in the Civil War |
Walker, E. S. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War; army; substitutes;
Staples, John Summerfield |
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5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
83-91 |
Walter L. Mayo, a pioneer of Edwards County,
Illinois |
Colyer, Walter |
Mayo, Walter L.; migration; Edwards County, Ill.;
teachers; county clerk; judges; Black Hawk War; soldiers; Mayo, Elizabeth
Hall; Illinois General Assembly; disappearance; death |
||||||||
5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
91-95 |
A letter from the daughter of Walter L. Mayo |
Hopkins, Florence M. |
Mayo, Walter L.; migration; Edwards County, Ill.;
Black Hawk War; soldiers; Mayo, Elizabeth Hall; Illinois; legislature;
judiciary; internal improvement; banks; land; purchasing |
||||||||
5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
96-103 |
Killed by the Indians |
Hutson, Austin; Callahan, E., contributor |
Hutson, Isaac; Hutson family; travel; Crawford
County, Ill.; Fort Lamotte, Ill.; American Indians; massacre |
||||||||
5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
104-106 |
The battle of Adairsville, Ga., May 17, 1864 |
Keeley, C. W. |
Civil War; soldiers; memoirs; Battle of Adairsville |
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5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
107-115 |
Revolutionary heroes honored |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Revolutionary War; soldiers; markers; graves;
Sangamon County, Ill. |
||||||||
5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
119-120 |
A speck of Indian warfare on the frontier of
Illinois in 1811 : from the Belleville Advocate, June 25, 1911 |
|
Madison County, Ill.; frontier; American Indians;
Price, A. M.; death; Whiteside, A. M.; War of 1812 |
||||||||
5 |
1 |
Apr. 1912 |
121-125 |
Carrier's address to the patrons of the Belleville
Advocate : January 1st, 1851 |
|
Belleville, Ill.; Belleville Advocate; newspapers;
poetry; New Year |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
159-172 |
The West and the war with Mexico |
Dodd, William E. |
Mexican War; Texas; Oregon; annexation; Polk,
James K.; president; election; 1844; Walker, Robert James; Cass, Lewis;
Trist, Nicholas; Mexico; treaties; Yucatan; annexation; Cass, Lewis; Walker,
Robert J.; Scott, Winfield |
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5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
173-178 |
James A. Rose |
|
Rose, James A.; obituaries; Illinois; Secretary of
State |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
179-196 |
Old times in Illinois |
Wells, E. F. |
Wells, E. F.; memoirs; Henry County, Ill.; pioneer
life |
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5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
197-201 |
How a northern Illinois town suddenly became dry |
Beebe, A. N. |
Plano, Ill.; saloons; liquor; temperance; women |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
202-206 |
Abraham Lincoln and Rock Island County |
Oakleaf, J. B. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Rock Island County, Ill.;
Mississippi River; bridges; obstruction; lawsuits; St. Louis |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
207-211 |
The Husted or Jacksonville raid |
Gridley, J. N. |
Illinois; politics; Democratic Party; Civil War;
Cass County, Ill.; Copperheads; Knights of the Golden Circle; Husted, John;
Husted Raid; Jacksonville, Ill.; Stokes, John; |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
212-227 |
Some evidences of the route from the Lakes to the
Gulf |
Goodell, J. H. |
Great Lakes; Chicago River; Mud Lake; Des Plaines
River; Illinois River; Mississippi River; history; exploration; French;
forts; Fort St. Louis; Starved Rock; exploration; travel; canoes; fur
trade |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
228-230 |
Viris invictis |
Shryock, H. W. |
Titanic; shipwreck, poetry |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
231-245 |
The Kaskaskia Indians : a tentative hypothesis |
Snyder, J. F. |
Marquette, Jacques; Joliet, Louis; Kaskaskia
Indians; Peoria Indians; Illinois River; Illinois Indians; Kaskaskia, Ill.;
DeSoto, Hernando; Cacique Indians; Cahokia, Ill.; artifacts |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
246-255 |
The story of Nom-A-Que |
Moon, Bill |
Nom-A-Que; Potawatomi Indians; murder; trials;
Peoria County, Ill.; Ogee, Joseph; Hamilton, William S.; appeal; retrial;
escape |
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5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
256-260 |
Shabbona, the white man's friend |
Thornton, N. W. |
Shabbona; souvenirs; spoons; roads;
beautification; Kane County, Ill.; Kane County Federation of Women's Clubs |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
261-267 |
Henry Guest McPike (1825-1910) : a biographical
sketch |
|
McPike, Henry Guest; biography; Alton, Ill.; Civil
War; Union League of America; real estate; mayors; horticulture |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
268-270 |
Meeting of Illinois mayors at Evanston |
Paden, Joseph E. |
Illinois; mayors; conferences; Evanston, Ill.;
1912 |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
271-273 |
A hoax |
Harris, W. P. |
Mormons; tablets; Smith, Joseph; counterfeit;
Kinderhook, Ill.; Whitton, Bridge; Wiley; Robert; letters; Harris, W. P. |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
274-276 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution |
Walker, Mrs. Edwin S.; Rupp, Helen Nye |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
5 |
2 |
July 1912 |
279-284 |
Good news from the frontier |
Reed, Isaac |
Reed, Isaac; missionaries; circuit riders; Edgar
County, Ill.; Paris, Ill. |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
323-342 |
Autobiography of Stephen A. Douglas |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Stevens, Frank E. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; autobiography; migration;
Winchester, Ill.; Jacksonville, Ill.; Hardin, John J.; Wyatt, John; Dement,
John; Duncan, Joseph; Brooks, S. S.; Middlebury, Vt.; cabinetmaking;
education; McConnel, Murray; teachers; lawyers; Democratic Party; politics;
state's attorney; Morgan County, Ill.; Illinois State Legislature; internal
improvements; Illinois and Michigan Canal |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
343-349 |
The editorial convention of 1856 |
Selby, Paul |
Kansas-Nebraska Act; slavery; newspapers; editors;
conferences; Decatur, Ill.; 1856; Republican Party |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
350-352 |
Dr. Ira B. Curtis |
Nelson, W. B. |
Curtis, Ira D.; doctors; Taylorville, Ill.;
Decatur, Ill.; Civil War; county treasurer; Macon County, Ill.; justices of the
peace |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
353-362 |
The past three-fourths of this century |
Griffith, William E. |
First Congregational Church, Griggsville, Ill.;
history; ministers; anniversaries |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
363-371 |
Evolution of the American people |
Cunningham, J. G. |
United States; immigration; English; Dutch;
Swedes; French; Scotch-Irish; Pennsylvania Dutch |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
372-381 |
Revolutionary heroes honored in Madison County |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Revolutionary War; soldiers; markers; graves;
Madison County, Ill. |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
382-385 |
The Madison County centennial celebration |
Flagg, Norman G. |
Madison County, Ill.; centennial |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
389-398 |
Some extracts from Way-side glimpses, north and
south |
Foster, Lillian |
Chicago; Illinois; growth; railroads; internal
improvements; Michigan Central Railroad; Tremont House; Democratic Party;
Congress; governor; politics; candidates; political meetings; Richardson,
William A.; Bissell, William H.;
Freeport, Ill.; Michigan Avenue; Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln,
Abraham; slavery; Kansas; statehood; Lecompton Constitution |
||||||||
5 |
3 |
Oct. 1912 |
404-408 |
Old Berea Church, Morgan County, Ill. |
Harris, Mrs. Andrew |
Old Berea Church; Morgan County, Ill.; founding;
membership |
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5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
435-450 |
The Great Seal of Illinois |
Whitlock, Brand |
Illinois; Great Seal; design; symbolism; Northwest
Territory; Illinois Territory; Tyndale, Sharon |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
451-457 |
Fort Crevecour |
Lagron, Arthur |
Fort Crevecoeur; location; French; Tonti, Henri
de; La Salle, Robert Cavelier |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
458-467 |
Recollections of the War between the States |
Connelly, Henry C. |
Connelly, Henry C.; memoirs; Civil War; 14th
Illinois Cavalry; Capron, Horace; Jenkins, David P.; Dent, James |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
468-474 |
Morgan's Raid and some incidents connected with it |
Connelly, Henry C. |
Morgan's Raid; Civil War; Morgan, John H.;
Kentucky; Indiana; Ohio; Hobson, Edward H.; Manson, M. D.; Judah, H. M.;
Shackelford, James M.; Capron, Horace; Connelly, Henry C.; memoirs |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
475-480 |
The old Illinois Agricultural College |
Smith, George W. |
Illinois Agricultural College; Turner, Jonathan
Baldwin; Illinois; universities; Illinois Industrial League; land grants;
charters; campus; Irvington, Ill.; appropriations; finance; Southern Illinois
Normal University |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
481-485 |
The services of Richard Yates to public education |
James, Edmund J. |
Yates, Richard; governors; Illinois; universities;
land grants; agriculture; Turner, Jonathan Baldwin; letters |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
486-487 |
Recollections of the Lincoln-Douglas debate held
in Alton, Illinois, October 15, 1858 |
Beall, Edmond |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
election; Senate; 1858; Alton, Ill. |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
488-492 |
Recollections of the assassination and funeral of
Abraham Lincoln |
Beall, Edmond |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; Springfield,
Ill.; funeral; procession; tomb |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
493-500 |
Four original letters, 1820-1830 |
|
Thomas, Jesse B.; Pugh, J. H.; Mills, B.; Forquer,
George; letters; Sangamon County, Ill.; public land; land office; county
seat; judges; election; Secretary of State; Enos, Pascal P.; Enos, Louise I. |
||||||||
5 |
4 |
Jan. 1913 |
501-503 |
Some traits of Judge Silas J. Bryan, father of
Hon. William J. Bryan |
Cope, Rufus |
Bryan, Silas J.; judges; lawyers; Bryan, William
Jennings |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
7-57 |
John Reynolds |
McHarry, Jessie |
Reynolds, John; biography; Illinois; frontier;
pioneer life; Kaskaskia, Ill.; politicians; campaigns; Illinois Supreme
Court; justices; governor; Congress; Illinois State Legislature; Black Hawk
War; internal improvements; expansionism; slavery; states' rights |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
58-71 |
Fort Kaskaskia |
Snyder, J. F. |
Fort Kaskaskia, Ill.; Revolutionary War; Clark,
George Rogers; Fort Gage, Ill.; Fort Chartres, Ill. |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
72-111 |
Recollections of the War between the States : a
continuation of the story of Morgan's Raid |
Connelly, H. C. |
Connelly, Henry C.; memoirs; Civil War; Morgan's
Raid; Morgan, John H.; capture; escape; Shackelford, James M.; Burnside,
Ambrose E.; East Tennessee campaign; Frazer, John W.; Longstreet, James C.;
Poe, Orlando M.; Siege of Knoxville; Sturgis, Samuel D.; Ammen, Jacob |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
112-117 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
118 |
Historical research |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; history; research; Daughters of the
American Revolution; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
119-128 |
Susan Short May : the story of her ancestry and of
her early life in Illinois |
May, Susan Short |
May, Susan Short; memoirs; Short family;
migration; Kendall County, Ill.; Yorkville, Ill.; Bristol, Ill.; Chicago;
pioneer life; schools |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
129-133 |
A letter written by William Biggs, Esq. |
Biggs, William |
Biggs, William; Biggs, Benjamin; letters; American
Indians; captives; escape |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
134-136 |
Pioneer history of Palestine Association of
Regular Baptists |
Goff, Charles S. |
Baptist Church; history; Palestine Association of
Regular Baptists; Parker, Daniel; missions |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
137-139 |
William Armstrong |
Norton, W. T. |
Armstrong, William; biography; Alton, Ill.;
business; city council; Lovejoy, Elijah P.; monuments; Armstrong family |
||||||||
6 |
1 |
Apr. 1913 |
140-141 |
Fifty-five years ago: the Illinois Literary and
Historical Society |
|
Illinois Literary and Historical Society; meetings |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
175-205 |
Benjamin Lundy, pioneer of freedom |
Lawrence, George A. |
Lundy, Benjamin; slavery; abolition; Whitney, Eli;
cotton gin; cotton; Southern States; Wheeling, Va.; newspapers; Genius of
Universal Emancipation; Garrison, William Lloyd; Haiti; slaves; resettlement;
Texas; Mexican War; Lowell, Ill. |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
206-213 |
The plans of the Illinois State Historical Library
with special reference to the care of public archives |
Green, Evarts Boutell |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives;
preservation; storage |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
214-231 |
Letter of E. B. Washburne to John Dixon |
Washburne, Elihu B. |
Washburne, Elihu B.; Dixon, John; Dixon's Ferry,
Ill.; Dixon, Ill.; Galena, Ill.; Black Hawk War; Whig Party; conventions; stagecoaches; service; Winters, John D.; Frink &
Walker; lawyers |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
232-234 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
235-241 |
Ancestry and recollections of Mrs. John Young,
Rochelle, Ill. |
Young, Christian J. Eager |
Young, Christian Eager; Eager family; Young, John
L.; migration; Knoxville, Ill.; pioneer life; farming; Civil War |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
242-245 |
An old-time tragedy in the state penitentiary at
Alton |
Norton, W. T. |
Alton, Ill.; penitentiary; prisoners; guards;
warden; hostages; Hall, John W.; Crabb, C. C.; Buckmaster, S. A.; inquests |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
246-251 |
Early libraries in Illinois |
Norton, W. T. |
Illinois; public libraries; history; Edwardsville,
Ill.; Albion, Ill.; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Alton, Ill.; Jennie D. Hayner Library
Association |
||||||||
6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
252-255 |
The scenes of frontier days |
Thacker, W. H. |
Illinois; pioneer life; poems |
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6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
256-257 |
The attitude of General John A. Logan on the
question of secession in 1861 |
Strawn, Halbert J. |
Logan, John A.; secession; Civil War; Union; army;
Stewart, Charles |
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6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
258-263 |
Report of the secretary of the Illinois State
Historical Society |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
Illinois State Historical Society; annual reports |
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6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
264-272 |
The seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of
Monticello Seminary, at Godfrey, Illinois |
|
Monticello Seminary; anniversaries; women;
education; Godfrey, Benjamin; Baldwin, Theron; Fobes, Philena; Haskell,
Harriet N.; Erickson, Martina C.; James, Edmund J. |
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6 |
2 |
July 1913 |
273-287 |
Robert Kennicott |
Foster, J. W. |
Kennicott, Robert; naturalists; Illinois; The
Grove; Chicago Academy of Sciences; Smithsonian Institution; Henry, Joseph;
Baird, Spencer F.; Arctic; exploration |
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6 |
3 |
Oct. 1913 |
327-434 |
The Illinois constitutional convention of 1818 |
Carpenter, Richard E., introduction |
Illinois; constitutional convention; journal;
1818; counties; delegates; slavery; suffrage; capital |
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6 |
3 |
Oct. 1913 |
425-444 |
Daniel P. Cook |
Burns, Josephine E. |
Cook, Daniel P.; lawyers; Illinois Territory;
Illinois; journalists; Illinois Intelligencer; Adams, John Quincy; president;
election; 1824; House of Representatives; judges; Missouri Compromise;
constitutional convention; 1824; slavery; Illinois and Michigan Canal |
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6 |
3 |
Oct. 1913 |
445-451 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
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6 |
3 |
Oct. 1913 |
452-453 |
The Gettysburg reunion : 1863-1913 |
|
Battle of Gettysburg; Civil War; soldiers;
reunions |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
481-489 |
An old Tennessee deed |
Lansden, John M. |
Gallaher, Thomas; land; Tennessee; title; deeds;
Jackson, Andrew; White, Hugh Lawson; president; election; 1836; Lincoln,
Abraham |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
490-495 |
Marking the site of old Fort St. Joseph |
Quaife, M. M. |
Fort St. Joseph, Mich.; site; markers; Niles, Mich. |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
496-505 |
An interesting account of the Battle of Missionary
Ridge |
Roper, John S. |
Civil War; letters; Roper, John S.; Battle of
Missionary Ridge; Grant, Ulysses S.; Thomas, George H.; Bragg, Braxton |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
506-508 |
Prehistoric Illinois -- the great Cahokia Mound |
Snyder, J. F. |
Cahokia, Ill.; Monk's Mound; tomb; stone cutting;
graves; burials; American Indians; Mound Builders |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
509-516 |
Legends of the Starved Rock country |
Rhoads, H. A. |
Starved Rock, Ill.; history; folklore; Iroquois
Indians; Illini Indians; La Vantum, Ill.; Miami Indians; Potawatomi Indians;
Kickapoo Indians; Joliet, Louis; Marquette, Jacques; La Salle, Robert
Cavelier; Tonty, Henry de; Pontiac; Buffalo Rock; Pillette brothers; copper;
mines; fur trade |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
517-522 |
An account of a party perishing in a blizzard in
northern Illinois |
Thacker, W. H. |
Illinois; blizzards; travelers; freezing |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
523-524 |
Quadoghe |
Currey, J. Seymour |
Quadoghe; American Indians; tribes; boundaries |
||||||||
6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
525-530 |
Robert Stubblefield and his son, John
Stubblefield, pioneers of McLean County, Illinois |
Stubblefield, George W. |
Stubblefield, Robert; Stubblefield, John; War of
1812; Ohio; Stubblefield family;
Stubblefield, Sarah Funk; Stubblefield, Dorothy Funk; Funk, Adam; Methodist
Church; migration; Funk's Grove, Ill.; Stubblefield, Ellisannah Houser |
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
531-534 |
Autobiographical sketch of a pioneer of Lee
County, Illinois |
Helmershausen, Henry Charles Frederick, Jr. |
Helmershausen, Henry Charles Frederick, Jr.;
autobiography; Maine; migration; Illinois; pioneer life; Helmershausen family
|
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6 |
4 |
Jan. 1914 |
535-537 |
The Sidney Breese papers |
|
Breese, Sidney; Illinois; senators; judges;
Illinois Central Railroad; papers |
||||||||
7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
7-33 |
The Know-Nothing movement in Illinois, 1854-1856 |
Senning, John P. |
Know-Nothing Party; Illinois; Whig Party;
Democratic Party; Compromise of 1850; Kansas-Nebraska Act; nativism;
immigration; Germans; Irish; secret
societies; election; 1856; president; Fillmore, Millard; Buchanan, James;
governor; Bissell, William H.; Richardson, William A.; Morris, Buckner S.;
platform |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
34-50 |
Diary of Anna R. Morrison, wife of Isaac L.
Morrison |
Morrison, Anna R. |
Morrison, Anna R.; diary; Tucker, Jonathan;
Tucker, Miriam Weeks; Rapalje, George; travel; steamboats; St. Louis;
Springfield, Ill.; Athens, Ill.; Jacksonville, Ill.; pioneer life |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
51-55 |
Senatorial disputes resulting from the
Apportionment Act of 1841 |
Clyne, Kathleen M. |
Illinois; Senate; apportionment; legislation;
1841; senators; terms; expiration;
Pearson, John; Matteson, Joel A.; Hoard, Samuel; Baker, E. D.;
Harrison, Reuben; Kilpatrick, T. M.; Gilham, James; Cavarly, Alfred; English,
Revel W. |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
56-58 |
Abraham Lincoln, Judge David Davis and Judge
Edward Bates |
Lansden, John |
Lincoln, Abraham; Davis, David; Bates, Edward;
trains; travel; 1861 |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
59-61 |
An early character sketch of Mr. Lincoln |
Thompson, Charles M. |
Lincoln, Abraham; steamboats; travel; Illinois;
politicians; Alton Telegraph; 1847 |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
62-71 |
Bishop Matthew Simpson and the funeral of Abraham
Lincoln |
Sweet, W. W. |
Simpson, Matthew; bishops; Methodist Church;
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; funeral; Springfield, Ill.; speeches |
||||||||
7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
72-76 |
Reminiscences of Gen. U. S. Grant, read before
Illinois Commandery Loyal Legion of the United States, January 27, 1910 |
Grant, Fred D. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Civil War; generals; Lincoln,
Abraham; Cameron, Simon; reception; White House |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
77-81 |
Forgotten statesmen of Illinois : Hon. John M.
Robinson |
Berry, Daniel |
Robinson, John M.; Illinois; Carmi, Ill.;
Democratic Party; senators; judges;
Robinson family; Independent Treasury Bill |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
82-91 |
The Piasa |
Voelker, Frederick E. |
Piasa Bird; petroglyphs; American Indians;
description; Marquette, Jacques; Hennepin, Louis; Douay, Anastasius; St.
Cosme, Jean; Stoddard, Amos; Russell, John; Jones, A. D. |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
92-98 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
99-109 |
Carmi's crisis |
Berry, Daniel |
Carmi, Ill.; murder; 1824; McKee, William; trial;
execution; Cotner; Cotner, Elizabeth; pardon |
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7 |
1 |
Apr. 1914 |
110-114 |
Death of Lewis D. Erwin |
Dyson, Howard F. |
Erwin, Lewis D.; obituaries; Rushville, Ill.;
migration; Democratic Party; Illinois General Assembly; Civil War; public
library |
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7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
7-38 |
The early courts of Chicago and Cook County |
Carter, Orrin N. |
Chicago; Cook County, Ill.; courts; history;
Illinois; constitution; 1818; judges; justices of the peace; constables;
sheriffs; mayors; circuit courts; courthouses; prosecutors; lawyers; trials;
Caton, John Dean; Arnold, Isaac N.; Butterfield, Justin; Hoyne, Thomas;
Pearson, John; Butterfield, Justin |
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7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
39-59 |
New Jersey families in Illinois : the Casad and
Stites families |
James, Edmund J. |
Casad family; Stites family; New Jersey;
migration; Illinois; Martin, Ephraim; Martin family; Revolutionary War |
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7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
60-69 |
The name of Lincoln |
Rogers, Kate Brainerd |
Lincoln, Abraham; memorials; cities; towns; books;
medals; schools; statues; monuments; birthplace; Hodgenville, Ky.; tomb;
Springfield, Ill.; Lincoln Memorial; Lincoln Highway; Lincoln Way |
||||||||
7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
70-73 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
74-75 |
Some information in regard to the statue of
Stephen A. Douglas -- Leonard Volk, sculptor |
Smith, R. C. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; statues; Volk, Leonard W.;
Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
76-79 |
Summerfield School : pioneer -- Grafton Road,
Madison County, Illinois |
Long, G. Frank |
Madison County, Ill.; schools; Summerfield School;
buildings; teachers; students |
||||||||
7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
83-87 |
Bluffdale : from the Illinois Monthly Magazine,
February, 1832 |
|
Bluffdale, Ill.; scenery; geography; settlements |
||||||||
7 |
2 |
July 1914 |
88-95 |
The festival at Bluffdale : taken from the Western
Monthly Magazine, November 1834 |
|
Bluffdale, Ill.; Greene County, Ill.; festivals;
Bluffdale Temperance Society |
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7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
147-165 |
The Methodist Episcopal Church and Reconstruction |
Sweet, William W. |
Methodist Church; Methodist Church South; Civil
War; Reconstruction; missionaries; freedmen; African Americans; Johnson,
Andrew; Grant, Ulysses S.; Newman, J. P. Logan, John A.; Logan, Mrs. John A. |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
166-194 |
The county seat battles of Cass County, Illinois |
Gridley, J. M. |
Cass County, Ill.; boundaries; county seat;
Beardstown, Ill.; Virginia, Ill.; Illinois; constitutional convention; 1870 |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
195-199 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
200-217 |
A short sketch of the life of Jules Leon Cottet, a
former member of the Icarian Community |
Snider, Felicie Cottet |
Cottet, Jules Leon; Icarians; Cottet family; 1848;
revolution; Rome; Napoleon III; France; prisoners; deportation; Algiers;
escape; Nauvoo, Ill; Civil War; army; soldiers; African Americans; |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
218-221 |
Letter of Abraham Lincoln to Charles R. Welles |
Lincoln, Abraham |
Lincoln, Abraham; Welles, Charles R.; letters;
money; payments; Young & Brothers; Conkling, Clinton L. |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
222-223 |
Letter of Stephen A. Douglas to Gen. James Shields |
Douglas, Stephen A. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Shields, James; letters;
banks; payments; lawyers; Conkling, Clinton L. |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
224 |
Letter of Andrew Jackson to Governor John Reynolds
of Illinois |
Jackson, Andrew |
Jackson, Andrew; Reynolds, John; letters; Sauk Indians;
Black Hawk War; army; militia |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
225-247 |
M. H. Chamberlin, A. M. LL.D. |
Chamberlin, Clifford D. |
Chamberlin, McKendree Hypes; biography; McKendree
College; presidents; fund raising; history; Methodist Church; lawyers;
railroads; stocks; finance; Illinois State Railway and Warehouse Commission;
mining; Colorado; New Mexico; |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
248-261 |
Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln, Quincy and the
Civil War |
Gay, William H. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
election; Senate; 1858; Galesburg, Ill.; Republican Party; president;
conventions; nomination; 1860; secession; Civil War; Emery, Samuel Hopkins;
Quincy, Ill.; First Congregational Church; assassination |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
262-270 |
The hero of the "Wreck of the
Independence" : some incidents in the life of Colonel A. F. Rodgers, a
veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars |
Norton, W. T. |
Rodgers, A. F.; biography; Alton, Ill.; Mexican
War; gold rush; California; Independence; steamship; shipwrecks; Watson,
Elsie; Mizner, Ella Watson; Mizner, Lansing; Tarr, Horace; Civil War; army;
80th Regiment, Illinois Volunteers; prisoners |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
271-280 |
General James Shields |
Ireland, John |
Shields, James; Ireland; immigration; Kaskaskia,
Ill.; generals; Civil War; senators; Illinois; Minnesota; Missouri; statues;
speeches |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
281 |
Statue of Gen. James Shields dedicated at
Carrollton, Mo. |
|
Shields, James; senators; Illinois; Minnesota;
Missouri; statues; Carrollton, Mo. |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
282-286 |
A Revolutionary soldier and some of his family |
Long, G. Frank |
Long, Moses; Long family; Long, Stephen Harriman;
surveyors; Long's Peak, Colo.; migration; Illinois |
||||||||
7 |
3 |
Oct. 1914 |
287-290 |
The Rock Island County Historical Society
celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Campbell's
Island |
Hauberg, John H. |
War of 1812; Battle of Campbell's Island; Battle
of Credit Island; anniversaries: Rock Island County Historical Society |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
329-348 |
An unpublished chapter in the early history of
Chicago |
Weik, Jesse W. |
Chicago; Chicago River; Des Plaines River; Illinois
River; canals; Illinois and Michigan Canal; Bucklin, James M.; memoirs;
surveys; Caldwell, Billy; Shabbona; railroads |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
349-373 |
Credit Island, 1814-1914 |
Meese, William A. |
War of 1812; Battle of Credit Island; Mississippi
River; Prairie du Chien, Wis.; forts; Fort Shelby, Wis.; American Indians;
Clark, William; Campbell, John; McKay, William; McDouall, Robert; Graham,
Duncan; Taylor, Zachary; Black Hawk |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
374-378 |
The county records of Illinois |
Pease, Theodore Calvin |
Illinois; counties; courthouses; archives;
preservation |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
379-388 |
Elections and election machinery in Illinois
1818-1848 |
Thompson, Charles M. |
Illinois; elections; newspapers; conventions;
politics; candidates; funds; speeches; debates; voting; Democratic Party;
Whig Party |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
389-403 |
The Shaw-Hansen election contest : an episode of
the slavery contest in Illinois |
Stevens, Wayne E. |
Illinois; Congress; elections; 1822; 1824; Hansen,
Nicholas; Shaw, John; slavery; constitutional convention; Coles, Edward |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
404-407 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
408-416 |
Mrs. Anna Margaret Lange James : death of the wife
of the president of the University of Illinois |
|
James, Anna Lange; James, Edmund J.; obituaries;
University of Illinois; presidents |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
417-421 |
Gen. John I. Rinaker |
|
Rinaker, John I.; obituaries; Civil War; army;
generals;122nd Illinois Infantry; Jackson, Tenn.; Forrest, Nathan Bedford;
Battle of Tupelo; 16th Army Corps; Mobile, Ala.; |
||||||||
7 |
4 |
Jan. 1915 |
422-424 |
Methodist Episcopal Church of Mount Sterling,
Illinois, celebrates its diamond jubilee |
|
Mount Sterling, Ill.; Methodist Church;
anniversaries; history |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
7-22 |
The life and labors of Jonathan B. Turner |
James, Edmund J. |
Turner, Jonathan Baldwin; universities; land
grants; education; agriculture; Morrill Land Grant Act; Morrill, Justin S.;
University of Illinois |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
23-30 |
A chapter from the history of the Underground
Railroad in Illinois : a sketch of the sturdy abolitionist, John Hossack |
Ryan, John H. |
Hossack, John; abolitionism; Underground Railroad;
fugitive slaves; Ottawa, Ill.; Caton, John Dean; judges; Stout, Joseph;
Stout, James |
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8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
31-45 |
Historical sketches of part of the Wabash Valley :
address of H. W. Beckwith delivered before the Old Settlers' meeting in
Danville, Ill. September 5, 1878 |
Cunningham, J. O. |
Beckwith, H. W.; speeches; Wabash River; history;
Vermilion County, Ill.; American Indians; treaties; Harrison, William Henry;
migration; settlements; pioneer life; farming; Vermilion River; Little
Vermilion River; travel; Chicago; education
|
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8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
46-54 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
55-64 |
Reminiscences of Fountain Green, Ill. |
Tyler, C. C. |
Tyler, C. C.; memoirs; Fountain Green, Ill.;
history; Nauvoo, Ill.; Mormons; ferry service; courts; judges; lawyers;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Mordecai; Catholic Church |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
65-68 |
An old time postal distribution in Illinois |
Ryan, John H. |
Illinois; postal service; mail; mail carriers;
delivery; routes |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
69-78 |
A belated book review : The school advocate, an
essay on the human mind and its education, by John Reynolds |
Snyder, J. F. |
Reynolds, John; Illinois; governors; education;
public schools; books; book reviews |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
79-84 |
William Taylor Davidson |
Snively, E. A. |
Davidson, William Taylor; journalists; editors;
Fulton Democrat; temperance; Douglas, Stephen A.; Lewistown, Ill.; county
seat; Fulton County, Ill. |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
85-113 |
William Taylor Davidson : editor of "The
Fulton Democrat," Lewistown, Illinois |
Rowland, John R. |
Davidson, William Taylor; obituaries; biography;
editors; journalists; Fulton Democrat; Davidson family; migration; Lewistown,
Ill.; pioneer life; temperance; prohibition; county seat; industry;
buildings; Presbyterian Church; speeches, Douglas, Stephen A.; Davidson,
Lucinda Miner; Davidson, Margaret George |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
114-131 |
Diary of John Peake : a soldier of the American
Revolution, who later settled in central Illinois |
Crookes, Harold F., introduction and notes |
Peake, John; diaries; Illinois; pioneer life;
Revolutionary War; soldiers |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
132-136 |
The quarterly conference : records of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Pulaski for the years 1835 to 1841 |
Foster, R. W. |
Methodist Church; Pulaski County, Ill.; Pulaski,
Ill.; conferences; circuit riders; churches; Sunday Schools |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
137-138 |
A rare Illinois Indian flint artifact |
Whelpley, Henry M. |
American Indians; artifacts; flint; Illinois |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
139-142 |
Dedication of Fort Edwards monument, Warsaw,
Illinois |
Dallam, Philip |
Fort Edwards, Ill.; history; Warsaw, Ill.;
monuments; dedication |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
143-149 |
Site of the organization of the Grand Army of the
Republic, Decatur, Ill., marked by the department of Illinois Woman's Relief
Corps, April 6, 1915 |
|
Grand Army of the Republic; Civil War; fraternal
organizations; speeches; Fallows, Samuel |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
150-153 |
Dedication of a tablet marking the site at
Decatur, Illinois, of the Old Wigwam in which the Illinois state Republican
convention of 1860 was held |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; Republican Party; Illinois;
president; election; conventions; 1860; Decatur, Ill.; markers; Wigwam;
speeches; Scott, Owen; rail splitter |
||||||||
8 |
1 |
Apr. 1915 |
154-158 |
Mrs. Theodora Morgan, an army nurse, during the
war for the Union celebrates her one hundredth birthday anniversary, April 1,
1915 |
|
Morgan, Theodora Fresard; Civil War; nurses; army;
birthdays; Grant, Ulysses S.; Fresard, Joseph |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
209-237 |
Life and labors of Hon. Adlai Ewing Stevenson |
Cook, John W. |
Stevenson, Adlai Ewing I; Illinois; migration;
Kentucky, Bloomington, Ill.; lawyers; Williams, Robert E.; Metamora, Ill.;
state's attorney; Stevenson, Letitia Green; Ewing, James S.; House of
Representatives; president; election, 1876; Hayes, Rutherford B.; Tilden,
Samuel J.; McKinley, William; Cleveland, Grover; assistant postmaster
general; vice-president; Monetary Commission; governor; election; 1908 |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
238-248 |
The Lincoln life-mask and how it was made |
Volk, Leonard W. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Volk, Leonard W.; sculptors;
bust; life mask; statues; president; nomination; 1860; speeches; Cooper Union |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
249-259 |
Comments and corrections on "The Lincoln
life-mask and how it was made" |
Rankin, Henry B. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Volk, Leonard W.; speeches; Cooper
Union |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
260-267 |
The first American -- Abraham Lincoln : an appeal
to the citizens of our state and city |
Rankin, Henry B. |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; anniversary;
Springfield, Ill.; historic sites; markers |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
268-280 |
The North-West Territory |
Kent, Charles A. |
Northwest Territory; settlement; Quebec Act;
French; American Indians; Revolutionary War; Henry, Patrick; Clark, George
Rogers; Articles of Confederation; Northwest Ordinance; territories;
boundaries; Illinois Territory; Illinois |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
281-287 |
The Mormon war in Hancock County |
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer |
Mormons; Smith, Joseph; Smith family; slavery;
abolition; Missouri; Nauvoo, Ill.; Mexican War; polygamy |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
288-299 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
300-315 |
David B. Sears, pioneer in the development of the
water power of the Mississippi River |
|
Sears, David; Sears, David, Jr.; biography;
Mississippi River; water power; Shawneetown, Ill.; Moline, Ill.; dams; mills;
logging; Minnetonka, Minn.; Civil War; Sears, Ill.; Sears family |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
316-326 |
Dedication of a boulder to mark the spot where the
Lincoln-Douglas joint debate occurred at Charleston, Illinois, September 18,
1858 |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
election; Senate; 1858; Charleston, Ill.; slavery; markers; speeches; Pier,
Charles; Brown, John J.; Wilson, C. E.; letters |
||||||||
8 |
2 |
July 1915 |
327-336 |
Historic flag of the Confederacy returned to
Tennessee by Illinois |
|
Illinois; Tennessee; Confederate States of
America; flags; 18th Tennessee Regiment; Battle of Fort Donelson; speeches;
Armstrong, L. M. |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
379-419 |
Indian treaties affecting lands in the present
state of Illinois |
Grover, Frank R. |
Illinois; American Indians; treaties; Treaty of
Greenville, 1795; Treaty of St. Louis,1804; Black Hawk; Treaty of St. Louis,
1816; Treaty of Chicago, 1821; Potawatomi Indians; Metea; Cass, Lewis;
speeches; Treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825; Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe; Treaty
of Prairie du Chien, 1829; Atwater, Caleb; Treaty of Chicago, 1833; Latrobe,
Charles J. |
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8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
420-427 |
General Grant, Judge William H. Green and N. B.
Thistlewood, of Cairo, Illinois |
Lansden, John M. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Cairo, Ill.; reception;
speeches; Thistlewood, N. B.; Green, William H. |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
428-439 |
Forgotten statesmen of Illinois : Hon. Robert
Smith |
Norton, W. T. |
Smith, Robert; migration; Alton, Ill.; lawyers;
Illinois General Assembly; real estate; Congress; election; 1843; Reynolds,
John; Shields, James; Trumbull, Lyman; roads; public lands; Koerner, Gustave;
Democratic Party; Smith family |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
440-447 |
Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in
Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
448-458 |
The Manierre family in early Chicago history |
Manierre, George |
Manierre family; Manierre, George; memoirs;
Manierre, George, Sr.; Manierre, Ann Hamilton; Chicago; history; fires; 1857;
Chicago Fire; schools; Yale College; Dibblee, Henry; real estate; Manierre,
Ann Edgerton |
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8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
459-465 |
A little McLean County history |
Greene, Albert Robinson |
McLean County, Ill.; Greene , Elisha H.; Greene
family; migration; Mount Hope, Ill.; pioneer life; Underground Railroad;
fugitive slaves |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
466-468 |
The church bell at Vandalia |
Conkling, Clinton L. |
Vandalia; Presbyterian Church; Graff, Illinois
Riggs; Riggs, Romulus; Graff family |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
469-478 |
George Peter Alexander Healy |
Sandham, Mrs. William R. |
Healy, George Peter Alexander; artists; portraits;
Paris; Healy, Louisa Phipps; Chicago; McCagg, Ezra B.; Illinois Hospital for
the Insane |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
479-486 |
Military history of Kane County, Illinois |
Wilcox, John S. |
Kane County, Ill.; soldiers; War of 1812; Mexican
War; Civil War; Joslyn, Edward S.; 7th Illinois Infantry; 36th Illinois
Infantry; 8th Illinois Cavalry; 52nd Illinois infantry; Battle of Pea Ridge;
Army of the Potomac; Seventeenth Illinois Cavalry |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
487-488 |
The origin of the ravines in the prairies |
Sawyer, Amos |
Hillsboro, Ill.; prairie; ravines; cattle; flies |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
489-490 |
Isaac Hibbard and Susan W. McLean Hibbard --
pioneers of Kendall County, Illinois |
Beebe, Avery N. |
Hibbard, Isaac; Hibbard, Susan McLean; migration;
Plano, Ill.; Kendall County, Ill.; teachers |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
491 |
A letter from Andrew Shuman to United States
Senator James R. Doolittle |
Shuman, Andrew |
Shuman, Andrew; Doolittle, James R.; letters;
senators; editors; editorials; Chicago Evening Journal |
||||||||
8 |
3 |
Oct. 1915 |
492-493 |
The first caucus in Ogle County |
Mason, Joseph C. |
Ogle County, Ill.; Farwell family; migration;
settlement; pioneer life; ague |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
531-549 |
Oddities in early Illinois laws |
Thompson, Joseph J. |
Illinois; laws; American Indians; French;
Virginia; Illinois Territory; lawyers; canals; corporations; criminal law;
divorce; marriage; elections; jury; legislators; liquor; milling; prisons;
taxes; roads; slavery; vagrancy |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
550-558 |
The pacification of the Indians of Illinois after
the War of 1812 |
Brown, Lizzie M. |
War of 1812; Illinois; American Indians; peace;
treaties |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
559-568 |
Lincoln at Galesburg -- a sketch written on the
one hundred and seventh anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln |
Evans, Joseph F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
election; Senate; 1858; Galesburg, Ill.; president; 1860; Seward, William H.;
Weed, Thurlow H. |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
569-571 |
Lincoln-Douglas debate -- Charleston |
James D. D. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
election; Senate; 1858; Charleston, Ill.; Mexican War; Ficklin, Orlando B. |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
572-580 |
Personal reminiscences of Mr. Lincoln |
Vinson, John W. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
election; Senate; 1858; Alton, Ill.; president; 1860; campaign; rallies;
Palmer, John M.; |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
581-587 |
Historical sketch of Cahokia Township, Macoupin
County, Illinois |
Blevins, Henry B. |
Cahokia Township, Macoupin County, Ill.; American
Indians; Whiteside, Samuel; settlement; pioneer life |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
588-590 |
John Cook, pioneer settler of Illinois, one of the
founders of the town of Collinsville |
|
Cook, John; biography; migration; Collinsville,
Ill.; Cook family |
||||||||
8 |
4 |
Jan. 1916 |
591-593 |
A letter from General U. S. Grant and one from his
father, Jesse R. Grant : both letters to Hon. I. N. Morris |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Grant, Jesse R. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Grant, Jesse R.; army; general;
president; Illinois State Fair; letters |
||||||||
9 |
1 |
Apr. 1916 |
7-22 |
Abraham Lincoln |
Dunne, Edward F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; lawyers; Illinois; Circuit
Court; Supreme Court; slavery; Douglas, Stephen A.; election; president;
1860; cabinet; marriage |
||||||||
9 |
1 |
Apr. 1916 |
23-42 |
A modern knight errant -- Edward Dickinson Baker |
Matheny, James H. |
Baker, Edward Dickinson; Baker family; migration;
Belleville, Ill.; lawyers; orators; Carrollton, Ill.; Black Hawk War;
Springfield, Ill.; Galena, Ill.; Mexican War; House of Representatives;
Panama Railroad; construction; San Francisco; Oregon; Senate; Civil War |
||||||||
9 |
1 |
Apr. 1916 |
43-45 |
Revolutionary soldiers buried in Illinois |
Walker, Mrs. E. S. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials; graves |
||||||||
9 |
1 |
Apr. 1916 |
46-48 |
Some interesting old letters |
|
Richardson, John P.; Cook, Daniel P.; Edwards,
Ninian; Enos, Pascal P.; migration; newspapers; election; president; 1824;
land office |
||||||||
9 |
1 |
Apr. 1916 |
49-60 |
A journey from Urbana, Illinois to Texas in 1846 |
Strong, William R. |
Strong, William R.; travel; covered wagons;
Illinois; Texas |
||||||||
9 |
1 |
Apr. 1916 |
61-65 |
Early settlement of Walnut Grove |
Epler, William |
Walnut Grove, Ill.; Cass County, Ill.; Princeton,
Ill.; settlers; Conover, Peter; Conover family; Beggs, Charles; Bergen, John;
Bergen, Jonathan; schools |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1917 |
117-122 |
Slavery or involuntary servitude in Illinois prior
to and after its admission as a state |
Aldrich, Orlando W. |
Illinois; Illinois Territory; slavery; involuntary
servitude; Africans; France; Great Britain; Northwest Ordinance;
Constitution; courts; cases |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
123-145 |
Early Presbyterianism in east central Illinois |
Allen, Ira W. |
Presbyterian Church; Illinois; missionaries; travel;
Reed, Isaac; diaries; Paris, Ill.; Edgar County, Ill.; Palestine, Ill.;
Grandview, Ill. |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
146-151 |
The two Michael Joneses |
Relf, Frances H. |
Jones, Michael, Kaskaskia, Ill.; Jones, Michael,
Shawneetown, Ill.; politicians; land office; land; sales; lawyers; justices
of the peace; Senate; candidates |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
152-171 |
Mary Spears |
Beekman, James B. |
Spears, Mary Nealy; migration; travel; Indians;
captives; escape; pioneer life; Tennessee; Kentucky; Illinois |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
172-176 |
Revolutionary soldiers buried in Illinois |
Walker, Harriet J. |
Illinois; Revolutionary War; soldiers; burials;
graves |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
177-183 |
Old trails of Hancock County |
Salisbury, Herbert Spencer |
Hancock County, Ill.; trails |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
184-194 |
James M. Davidson |
Snively, Ethan Allen |
Davidson, James M.; newspapers; editors; Fulton
Gazette; Fulton Democrat; Lewiston, Ill.; Canton, Ill.; music; teaching;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln, Abraham; elections; president; 1860; slavery;
secession; Civil War; Chicago Times; Carthage Republican |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
195-197 |
Original letters : Parthenia Lockwood to her
brother and sister |
Lockwood, Parthenia |
Lockwood, Parthenia; letters; Lockwood family;
travel; steamboats; Buffalo; Sandusky, Ohio; Chicago; Lewistown, Ill.; pioneer
life |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
198-199 |
Original letters : John M. Peck to Pascal Enos |
Peck, John M. |
Peck, John M.; letters; schools; teachers; Loomis,
Hubbel; Enos, Pascal P. |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1917 |
200-208 |
The Illinois state flag or banner |
|
Illinois; state flag; design; legislation;
Lawrence, Ella Park |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
209-210 |
Law partnerships of Abraham Lincoln |
Stewart, Judd |
Lincoln, Abraham; lawyers; partners; Stuart, John
T.; Logan, S. T.; Herndon, William H. |
||||||||
9 |
2 |
July 1916 |
211-213 |
A letter from a venerable member of the Illinois
State Historical Society |
Gowin, Miner S. |
Gowin, Miner S.; biography; patriotism; letters |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
245-256 |
The development of the veto power of the Governor
of Illinois |
Debel, N. H. |
Illinois; governor; veto power; constitution; constitutional
conventions |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
257-278 |
Lincoln and Gettysburg after fifty years |
Kent, Charles A. |
Lincoln, Abraham; slavery; secession; Civil War;
Lee, Robert E.; Hooker, Joseph; Halleck, Henry W,; Meade, George; Battle of
Gettysburg; Gettysburg Address |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
279-283 |
Benjamin Edwards : the father of Ninian Edwards,
governor of Illinois Territory |
Macpherson, Ernest |
Edwards, Benjamin; Edwards, Margaret Beall;
Edwards family; farmers; politicians; Revolutionary War; obituaries; Wirt,
William |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
284-291 |
Russel Farnham |
Holt, Orrin S. |
Farnham, Russel; Illinois; surveyors; Astor, John
Jacob; fur trade; exploration; Missouri River; Indians; captives; Alaska;
Russian Fur Company; St. Louis; Fort Armstrong, Ill. |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
292-293 |
History of the Rock Island post office |
Simonson, H. P. |
Rock Island, Ill.; post office; history;
postmasters |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
294-295 |
History of the Rock Island Argus |
|
Rock Island, Ill.; newspapers; Rock Island Argus;
history |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
296-300 |
A description of caisson work to bed rock in
Chicago for modern high buildings |
Manierre, George |
Chicago; buildings; foundations; construction;
caissons; excavation |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
301-302 |
The massacre during the Black Hawk War on Turkey
Creek, near Aurora, Illinois, 1832 |
Love, Charles A. |
Black Hawk War; Turkey Creek; massacres; Aurora,
Ill.; Caswell, Pvt.; silver; army; paymaster |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
303-305 |
Douglas monument, Brandon, Vermont |
Norton, W. T. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Senate; monuments;
birthplace; Brandon, Vt.; Fiske, Alice
|
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
306-307 |
Jersey County Centennial Association |
Becker, J. W. |
Illinois; centennial; Jersey County, Ill.; Jersey
County Centennial Association |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
308-311 |
Original letter [George Forquer to Pascal P. Enos] |
Forquer, George |
Forquer, George; Enos, Pascal P.; Illinois;
Senate; legislature; letters |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
311-314 |
Original letter [Mrs., David L. Gregg to Miss
Susan Enos] |
Gregg, Rebecca Eads |
Gregg, Rebecca Eads; Enos, Susan; Caribbean Sea;
Panama; letters; ships; travel; Jamaica; coffee |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
315-319 |
The Lincoln funeral train |
Becker, J. W. |
Lincoln, Abraham; funeral; train; Chicago and
Alton Railroad; brakemen; railroad cars; locomotives; safety |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
320 |
Letter from Louis Germain, who served as bodyguard
at funeral of Abraham Lincoln |
Germain, Louis |
Lincoln, Abraham; funeral; bodyguards; Germain,
Louis; letters |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
321-343 |
Jesse W. Fell memorial gateway, State Normal
University campus |
|
Fell, Jesse W.; Illinois State Normal University;
memorials; education; James, Edmund J.; Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen
A.; debates; elections; Senate; 1858; abolition; Congregational Church;
Burnham, J. H.; railroads; Illinois; finance |
||||||||
9 |
3 |
Oct. 1916 |
344-356 |
Celebration of the seventieth anniversary of the
founding of Bishop Hill Colony |
|
Bishop Hill, Ill.; anniversaries; Janson, Eric;
Swedish Americans; immigration; Olson, Jonas, Johnson, Eric; Henschen, Henry
S.; King, E. J. |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
401-449 |
Penalties of patriotism : an appreciation of the
life, patriotism and services of Francis Vigo, Pierre Gibault, George Rogers
Clark and Arthur St. Clair, "the founders of the Northwest" |
Thompson, Joseph J. |
Vigo, Francis; Gibault, Pierre; Clark, George Rogers;
St. Clair, Arthur; Revolutionary War; fur traders; finance; Wayne, Anthony;
Hamilton, Henry; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Cahokia, Ill.; Vincennes, Ind.; Catholic
Church; priests; army; Continental Congress; Northwest Territory; governors;
pioneer life; St. Clair family; St. Clair, Louisa |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
450-469 |
Rev. Colin Dew James, a pioneer Methodist preacher
of early Illinois |
James, Edmund Janes |
James, Colin Dew; biography; Methodist Church;
ministers; circuit riders; James family; migration; travel; Helt's Prairie,
Ohio; education; camp meetings; travel; education; Jacksonville Female
Academy; McKendree College; Illinois Wesleyan University; Georgetown Academy |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
470-482 |
Some beginnings in central Cass County, Illinois |
Epler, William |
Cass County, Ill.; Beardstown, Ill.; settlers;
Cox, Eli; Job, Archibald; Conover, Peter; Williams, Page; Epler, John; Epler
family; Hopkins, Henry; pioneer life; orchards; mills; log cabins; churches;
schoolhouses; Cartwright, Peter; ministers; circuit riders; Methodist Church |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
483-488 |
Early women preachers of Illinois |
Stahl, Katherine |
women; ministers; preachers; Illinois; Hubbard,
Mrs.; Henry, Lily; Disciples of Christ; Bunker Hill, Ill. |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
489-498 |
Times when Lincoln remembered Albion : an
early-day joint discussion |
Colyer, Walter |
Lincoln, Abraham; Albion, Ill.; Walker, Isaac T.;
Whig Party; Democratic Party; election; 1840; Harris, Gibson; lawyers;
Herndon, William H.; Pickering, William; farming; Illinois; legislature;
Pickering, John; Pickering, Richard |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
499 |
The old Randolph House, Macomb, Illinois |
Burns, James C. |
Macomb, Ill.; hotels; Randolph House; Lincoln,
Abraham; speeches; election; Senate; 1858 |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
500-502 |
[Poem read at Shurtleff College, Alton, Illinois,
on the rehanging of a portrait of Abraham Lincoln] |
Abbott, L. A. |
Lincoln, Abraham; portraits; Shurtleff College;
poems |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
503-504 |
The captivity by the Indians in 1832 of the Hall
girls |
Brown, George W. |
Horn, Sylvia Hall; obituaries; Indians; massacres;
captives; Horn, W. S.; Horn family |
||||||||
9 |
4 |
Jan. 1917 |
505-507 |
Original letter, Rev. W. W. Harsha to John Dixon
of Dixon's Ferry |
Harsha, W. W. |
Harsha, W. W.; Dixon, John; Anderson, Robert;
Civil War; Dixon, Ill. |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
17-87 |
Transportation -- a factor in the development of
northern Illinois previous to 1860 |
Lee, Judson Fiske |
Illinois; prairie; rivers; lakes; railroads;
roads; canals; steamboats; sailing ships; tonnage; Chicago; settlement;
population; growth; industry; agriculture; freight; grain; wool; beef; pork;
Illinois and Michigan Canal; Galena & Chicago Union Railroad; Illinois
Central Railroad; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad; Illinois River; Peoria County, Ill.; Marshall County, Ill.; Woodford County,
Ill. |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
87-96 |
Shall Indian languages be preserved? |
Dunn, Jacob Piatt |
Peoria Indians; Miami Indians; language;
dictionaries; translation |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
97-100 |
The Lincoln-Thornton debate at Shelbyville,
Illinois, June 15, 1856 |
Smith, Dudley C. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Thornton, Anthony; debates;
Shelbyville, Ill.; 1856; Republican Party; Democratic Party; Fremont, John
C.; Buchanan, James; paintings; Root, Robert Marshall |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
101-122 |
The Lincoln-Thornton debate of 1856 at
Shelbyville, Illinois |
Cooper, Homer H. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Thornton, Anthony; debates;
Shelbyville, Ill.; 1856; Republican Party; Democratic Party; Fremont, John
C.; Buchanan, James; paintings; Root, Robert Marshall |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
123-126 |
Abraham Lincoln |
Flagg, Norman G. |
Lincoln, Abraham; portraits; Shurtleff College;
speeches |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
127- |
The Catholic bishops of the diocese of Alton,
Illinois |
Zurbonsen, A. |
Alton, Ill.; bishops; diocese; Catholic
Church; Quarter, William; Van de
Velde, James Oliver; O'Regan, Anthony; Melcher, Joseph; Juncker, Henry
Damian; Baltes, Peter Joseph |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
139-147 |
John Foster Leaverton : soldier of the American
Revolution, American pioneer, and his descendants |
Sale, Nancy J. Leaverton |
Leaverton, John Foster; Leaverton family;
Revolutionary War; soldiers; farming; pioneer life; Highland County, Ohio;
Leaverton, Noah; Leaverton, John A.; Bond County, Illinois; Civil War; Leaverton,
John Franklin; Illinois Central Railroad |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
149-152 |
A pioneer farm home in Illinois |
Edmunds, Palmer D. |
Bailey, Henry; land grants; soldiers; War of 1812;
Illinois; Edmunds, Obadiah; Edmunds, Daniel; migration; Edmunds family |
||||||||
10 |
1 |
Apr. 1917 |
153-155 |
The Black Hawk Trail near Montgomery, Aurora,
Illinois |
Love, Charles A. |
Black Hawk Trail; Black Hawk War; Scott, Winfield |
||||||||
10 |
2 |
July 1917 |
191-206 |
A celebrated Illinois case that made history |
Day, Stephen A. |
Pullman Company; Pullman, Ill.; Pullman strike;
Debs, Eugene V.; American Railway Union; labor unions; mail; Olney, Richard;
Grosscup, Peter S.; troops; federal; Cleveland, Grover; Altgeld, John Peter |
||||||||
10 |
2 |
July 1917 |
207-236 |
Thomas Beard, the pioneer and founder of
Beardstown, Illinois |
Croll, P. C. |
Beard, Thomas; Beardstown, Ill.; history; Beard
family; settlement; migration; travel; steamboats; pioneer life; Kickapoo
Indians; Thanksgiving; death; funeral |
||||||||
10 |
2 |
July 1917 |
237-255 |
Thomas Lippincott, a pioneer of 1818 and his diary |
Rammelkamp, Charles H., ed. |
Lippincott, Thomas; diaries; migration; travel;
roads; steamboats; St. Louis; Milton, Ill.; Sunday schools; Illinois College;
Presbyterian Church; ministers |
||||||||
10 |
2 |
July 1917 |
256-259 |
The great Cahokia Mound |
Snyder, J. F. |
Cahokia Mound; geology; construction; Mound
Builders |
||||||||
10 |
2 |
July 1917 |
260-262 |
Colonel Isaac White |
Sandham, William R. |
White, Isaac; soldiers; War of 1812; Battle of
Tippecanoe; biography |
||||||||
10 |
2 |
July 1917 |
263-275 |
The Illinois centennial celebration : a hundred
years of progress |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
Illinois; history; centennial |
||||||||
10 |
2 |
July 1917 |
276-279 |
Letter of Ninian Edwards to Nathaniel Pope |
Edwards, Ninian |
Edwards, Ninian; Pope, Nathaniel; War of 1812;
Fort Meigs; Harrison, William Henry; letters |
||||||||
10 |
3 |
Oct. 1917 |
323-366 |
De Linctot, guardian of the frontier |
Brennan, George A. |
Linctot, Daniel Maurice Godfrey de; Revolutionary
War; Clark, George Rogers; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Cahokia, Ill.; British; American
Indians; French; Illinois Territory; Fort St. Joseph, Mich.; Detroit;
DePeyster, Arent S.; Langlade, Charles; Hamilton, Henry; Bauman, Sebastian;
La Balme, Mottin de; Haldimand, Frederick; Champion, Etienne; DuQuindre,
Dagreux; Sinclair; Patrick; Point du Sable, Jean Baptiste; Murphy, Timothy |
||||||||
10 |
3 |
Oct. 1917 |
367-393 |
Historical notes on Lawrence County, Illinois |
White, Mary Tracy |
Lawrence County, Ill.; history; settlements;
pioneer life; Dubois family; Lawrenceville, Ill.; Smallsburg, Ill.; roads;
government; courts; ferries; taverns; Lincoln, Abraham; DuBois, Jesse K. |
||||||||
10 |
3 |
Oct. 1917 |
394-407 |
Reminiscences of Lake Forest Academy and its
students from the opening of the academy in the fall of 1859 to the year
1863, inclusive |
Manierre, George |
Lake Forest Academy; Lake Forest, Ill.; campus;
buildings; dormitories; faculty; students; Miller, S. F.; Price, William D.;
Chandler, C. Vilasco; Norton, Wilbur; Caffrey, Edward |
||||||||
10 |
3 |
Oct. 1917 |
408-420 |
Early history of Pleasant Hill, McLean County,
Illinois |
Trimmer, D. F. |
Pleasant Hill, Ill.; history; Smalley, Isaac; Smalley,
Mrs. Isaac; pioneer life; farming; business; churches; schools |
||||||||
10 |
3 |
Oct. 1917 |
421-428 |
Reminiscences of the Black Hawk War : an
interesting letter from Gen. Robert Anderson to E. B. Washburne, contributed
by Sidney S. Breese |
Anderson, Robert |
Anderson, Robert; letters; Washburne, Elihu B.;
Black Hawk War; cavalry; Dixon's Ferry, Ill.; Battle of the Bad Axe |
||||||||
10 |
3 |
Oct. 1917 |
429-432 |
Birthday of Henry W. Clendenin |
|
Clendenin, Henry W.; editors; Springfield, Ill.;
Illinois State Register; birthdays |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
473-547 |
The Oregon Trail : a thesis submitted for the
degree of Master of Arts, University of Wisconsin, 1918 |
Dorris, Jonathan Truman |
Oregon Trail; Oregon Territory; boundaries; Great Britain; migration;
travel; covered wagons; supplies; organization; route; American Indians;
Columbia River; Whitman, Marcus; Willamette River; Jefferson, Thomas; Lewis,
Meriwether; Clark, William; fur trade; Long, Stephen H.; legislation;
Congress; Fremont, John C.; Linn, Lewis F.; Tyler, John; army; posts; |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
548-560 |
A momentous incident in the history of Illinois |
Johns, Jane Martin |
Lincoln, Abraham; Johns, Henry C.; senators;
election; Illinois; Trumbull, Lyman; Mattison, Joel A.; Shields, James;
Koerner, Gustavus; slavery; abolitionism; Whig Party; Know-Nothing Party;
Democratic Party; Kansas-Nebraska Act |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
561-567 |
The nomination of Abraham Lincoln to the
presidency, an unsolved psychological problem |
Johns, Jane Martin |
Lincoln, Abraham; president; vice president;
nomination; Republican Party; election; 1860; Republican Party; conventions;
Decatur, Ill.; Oglesby, Richard J.; rail splitter; Hanks, John |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
568-576 |
The treaty of Greenville, August 3, 1795 : the
story of a great treaty whereby the site of Chicago was secured from the
Indians by the U.S. government, and the great Indian menace of the Northwest
shattered |
Kent, Charles A. |
Treaty of Greenville; Wayne, Anthony; United
States; boundaries; American Indians; Revolutionary War; British; Clark,
George Rogers; St. Clair, Arthur; Little Turtle; Ohio River |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
577-583 |
Treaty with the Wyandot, etc., 1795 |
|
Treaty of Greenville; United States; American Indians;
boundaries; Ohio River |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
585-592 |
Pioneer days of Major Richard Rue Cox |
Cox, Charles E. |
Cox, Richard Rue; Cox family; migration; Mercer
County, Ill.; pioneer life; Cox, Charles E.; Civil War; army; business |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
593-638 |
History of Harmon Township, Lee County, Illinois |
Porter, John L. |
Harmon Township, Lee County, Ill.; Harmon, Ill.;
history; pioneer life; government; schools; business; churches; farming;
trails; roads; tornado; blizzard |
||||||||
10 |
4 |
Jan. 1918 |
639-642 |
Samuel McAnulty : a pioneer of Adams County |
Farlow, W. O. |
McAnulty, Samuel; migration; Adams County, Ill.;
pioneer life; Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.; slavery; farming |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
14-27 |
Historical sketch of Wabash County, State of
Illinois |
Harvey, B. A. |
Wabash County, Ill.; settlement; Piankishaw
Indians; Shawnee Indians; pioneers; pioneer life; Wabash River; Palmyra,
Ill.; Centerville, Ill.; Mount Carmel, Ill.; schools; steamboats; pearl
fishing; mussels; artifacts; Mound Builders |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
28-32 |
The First Presbyterian Church of Belvidere,
Illinois |
Kirk, Margaret C. |
Belvidere, Ill.; First Presbyterian Church;
pastors; Sunday School |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
33-37 |
The Illinois centennial : address at Jackson Park,
Chicago, on the occasion of the presentation to the South Park Commissioners
of the statue of "The Republic" |
Dunne, Edward F. |
Illinois; centennial; agriculture; railroads;
industry; Lincoln, Abraham; Chicago; Illinois and Michigan Canal; Art
Institute of Chicago; World's Columbian Exposition; statues |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
38-42 |
An old Mormon town, Nauvoo, Illinois |
Clark, Nancy Duffy |
Nauvoo, Ill.; Mormons; Smith, Joseph; Icarians |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
43-47 |
The old Chicago trail |
Pierson, A. Van Dyke |
trails; roads; Chicago; Bloomington, Ill. |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
48-56 |
Kannekuk or Keeanakuk : the Kickapoo prophet |
Custer, Milo |
Kannekuk; Keeanakuk; Kickapoo Indians; religion;
prophets; prayer sticks |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
57-58 |
The original automobile : recollections of the
first automobile in Springfield, Ill., over seventy years ago |
Paddock, Gaius |
automobiles; engines; steam; Springfield, Ill.;
Semple, James; Prairie Car |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
59-61 |
Messages of love and encouragement : a
reminiscence of the Civil War |
|
Civil War; women; soldiers; letters; Knox County,
Ill. |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
62-63 |
Letter of Sam G. Berrian, St. Louis, to Dr. I. M.
Francis, New York |
Berrian, Sam G. |
Berrian, Sam G.; letters; travel; St. Louis;
Illinois Territory; Ohio; Kentucky |
||||||||
11 |
1 |
Apr. 1918 |
64-67 |
Letter of George Churchill of Madison County, Ill.
to Mr. Swift Eldred, Warren CT [with biographical sketch] |
Churchill, George |
Churchill, George; letters; Illinois;
constitution; slavery; governor; lieutenant governor; Eldred, Swift;
biography |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
101-148 |
Illinois -- the land of men : Illinois centennial address |
Bancroft, Edgar A. |
Illinois; centennial; French; slavery; Civil War;
education; government; civil rights; Lincoln, Abraham; Grant, Ulysses S.;
soldiers; World War I |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
149-156 |
Journalism in Illinois before the thirties |
Miller, Carl R. |
Illinois; newspapers; statehood; laws; mail;
delays; paper; ink; editors; politics; public opinion; news; advertising |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
157-167 |
Genesis of the courts of Tazewell County, Illinois |
Curran, William Reid |
Tazewell County, Ill.; courts; county commissioners;
circuit courts; judges; probate; county seat; Mackinaw, Ill.; Pekin, Ill.;
Tremont, Ill.; courthouses |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
168-176 |
The Isaac B. Essex family : pioneers in three
counties |
Sandham, William R. |
Essex, Isaac B.; Essex family; migration; pioneer
life; Illinois; Peoria County, Ill.; Stark County, Ill.; Spoon River, Ill.;
Rock Island County, Ill.; Union County, Ill.; Essex, Simeon |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
177-179 |
Slavery in Douglas County, Illinois |
Reat, James L. |
Douglas County, Ill.; slavery; Illinois; Matteson,
Robert; fugitive slaves; Wilmot, Simeon |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
180-186 |
Benjamin Franklin Gardner, 1818-1915 : an early
physician of Illinois |
Brock, George W. |
Gardner, Benjamin Franklin; physicians;
Waynesville, Ill.; Atlanta, Ill. |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
187-188 |
A runaway meteor |
Epler, William |
meteors; Cass County, Ill.; 1876; 1877 |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
189-192 |
History of the Episcopal Church in Edwards County,
Ill. |
Barkdull, Mrs. E. S. |
Episcopal Church; Albion, Ill.; St. John's Church;
Hutchins, Benjamin; Flower, George |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
193-196 |
Presbyterianism in Stephenson County, Illinois |
Knowlton, Mrs. D. A. |
Stephenson County, Ill.; Presbyterian Church;
Kent, Aratus; Freeport, Ill.; Cedarville, Ill.; Dakota, Ill. |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
197-209 |
Unveiling of the William H. Herndon memorial at
Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Ill., Thursday, May 30, 1919 |
Barker, Harry |
Herndon, William H.; Lincoln, Abraham; lawyers;
biography; memorial; speeches; Masters, Hardin W. |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
210-215 |
Biographical sketch of Elihu Bone |
Bone, David McCoy |
Bone, Elihu; biography; Bone family; migration;
Menard County, Ill.; pioneer life; Presbyterian Church |
||||||||
11 |
2 |
July 1918 |
221-235 |
The four constitutional conventions of the state
of Illinois |
|
Illinois; constitutional conventions; 1818; 1847;
1862; 1870 |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
269-369 |
The development of the free public high school in
Illinois to 1860 [pt. 1] |
Belting, Paul E. |
Illinois; public schools; high schools; Northwest
Ordinance; land grants; pioneer life; education; schools; academies;
administration; finance; taxation; tuition; missionaries; Catholic Church;
Baptist Church; Methodist Church; Presbyterian Church; Peck, John Mason; Rock
Spring Theological and High School; Hall, James; charters; colleges;
students; admission; age; gender; tuition; school year; curriculum;
examinations; manual labor; apprenticeship; legislation; 1825 |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
370-378 |
The first official Thanksgiving in Illinois |
Jamison, Isabel |
Thanksgiving Day; proclamations; governor;
Illinois; Duncan, Joseph; Carlin, Thomas; Presbyterian Church; pioneer life;
Sangamo Journal; Francis, Simon; |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
379-385 |
Lawyers of Montgomery County, Illinois |
Miller, Amos |
Montgomery County, Ill.; lawyers; patriotism; War
of 1812; Civil War; World War I; courthouses; pioneer life; Smith, Theophilus
W.; judges; impeachment |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
386-390 |
Lincoln's first levee |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Mary Todd; receptions;
Springfield, Ill.; balls; White House |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
391-399 |
Life and services of William Wilson, chief justice
of the Illinois Supreme Court |
Monroe, B. D. |
Wilson, William; Illinois Supreme Court; justices;
chief justice; slavery; Coles, Edward; Secretary of State; Field, Alexander
Pope; McClernand, John A. |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
400-407 |
Illinois descendants of Edward Smith : an English
soldier in the Revolutionary War who deserted and joined the American army |
Sale, Nancy Jane Leaverton |
Smith, Edward; Revolutionary War; soldiers;
British; American; migration. Corydon, Ind.; Smith family; Illinois |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
408-409 |
Mary E. Smith Leaverton : granddaughter of Edward
Smith, a pioneer of Bond County, Illinois |
Sale, Nancy Jane Leaverton |
Leaverton, Mary E. Smith; biography |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
410-413 |
Historical sketch of the Baptist denomination in
Livingston County, Illinois |
Benden, Edwin |
Livingston County, Ill.; Baptist Church |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
414-417 |
History of Christ Church, Carlyle, Illinois |
Robinson, Mabel Hall |
Carlyle, Ill.; Episcopal Church; Christ Episcopal
Church |
||||||||
11 |
3 |
Oct. 1918 |
418-421 |
History of Pulaski County Episcopal Church |
Hough, Frances L. |
Pulaski County, Ill.; Mound City, Ill.; Episcopal
Church; St. Peter's Episcopal Church |
||||||||
11 |
4 |
Jan. 1919 |
467-565 |
The development of the free public high school in
Illinois to 1860 [pt. 2] |
Belting, Paul E. |
public schools; high schools; education; Illinois;
Illinois Institute of Education; surveys; school districts; superintendents;
teachers; salaries; legislation; finance; taxation; private schools; school
districts; curriculum; school boards |
||||||||
11 |
4 |
Jan. 1919 |
566-575 |
George Washington land speculator |
Hixon, Ada Hope |
Washington, George; land; speculation; surveying;
North America; Mississippi Company; Vandalia Land Company; Mohawk River;
Military Company of Adventurers; Florida; |
||||||||
11 |
4 |
Jan. 1919 |
576-585 |
Indian corn : genesis of Reid's Yellow Dent |
Curran, William Reid |
corn; North America; Reid, Robert; Reid, James L.;
Reid family; Tazewell County, Ill.; Delavan, Ill.; Reid's Yellow Dent Corn |
||||||||
11 |
4 |
Jan. 1919 |
586-591 |
The Cannon-Stark Indian massacre and captivity |
Lindley, Robert; Custer, Milo, ed. |
Kickapoo Indians; massacres; captives; Cannon
family; Stark family; Starks family; Okaw River; Illinois; Lindley, Robert;
Lindley family |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
1-32 |
Protestantism in Illinois before 1835 |
Stock, Harry Thomas |
Protestantism; Illinois; Baptist Church; Lemen,
James; Peck, John Mason; Rock Spring Seminary; Shurtleff College; Methodist
Church; Ogle, Joseph; Lillard, Joseph; Walker, Jesse; McKendree, William;
Cartwright, Peter; Presbyterian Church; Congregational Church; American Home
Missionary Society; Ellis, John Millot; Sturtevant, Julian M.; Baldwin,
Theron; Beecher, Edward; Clark, N. C.; Porter, Jeremiah; Hardy, Solomon;
missionaries; circuit riders; camp meetings; revivals; preaching; Sunday
schools; Bibles; temperance; slavery; morality |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
33-40 |
Early history of Paxton, Illinois |
Taft, Oren B. |
Paxton, Ill.; Goodrich, William; pioneer life;
settlers; railroads; business; Ford County, Ill. |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
41-44 |
History of the poll tax in Illinois |
McKay, M. K. |
Illinois; poll tax; taxes; roads; bridges;
military service |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
45-52 |
Who were the Mound Builders? |
Keplinger, John G. |
Mound Builders; pyramids; Egypt; astronomy;
geometry; religion |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
53-57 |
Stephen Mack, first settler of Winnebago County |
Buckley, Cornelius |
Mack, Stephen; Winnebago County, Ill.; Rock River,
Ill.; settlers; migration; Mack, Ho-no-ne-gah; fur trade; Black Hawk |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
58-70 |
The Collins family and connections |
Moore, Ensley |
Collins family; Collins, William; migration;
Collinsville, Ill.; pioneer life; slavery; Presbyterian Church; Illinois |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
71-74 |
General Samuel Thomas : founder of Wyoming, Stark
County, Ill. |
Sandham, William R. |
Thomas, Samuel; army; War of 1812; migration;
Wyoming, Ill.; parks; Thomas Park |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
75-79 |
Autobiography of Rev. Joseph McCreary Bone |
Bone, Joseph McCreary; Bone, Hugh McCreary,
contributor |
Bone, Joseph McCreary; autobiography; Cumberland
Presbyterian Church; ministers; circuit riders; Illinois; Taylorville, Ill |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
80-88 |
Address at the dedication of the centennial tablet
placed in the Memorial Hall, Capitol Building, February 22, 1919, to the
Illinois soldiers and sailors in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 |
Miller, Flo Jamison |
Civil War; soldiers; sailors; Illinois; memorials;
Battle of Shiloh; Battle of Belmont; Battle of Fort Donelson; Battle of
Chickamauga |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
89-92 |
Methodist Church of Buffalo, Illinois celebrates
the fiftieth anniversary of its existence as a church |
|
Buffalo, Ill.; Methodist Church; history;
anniversaries |
||||||||
12 |
1 |
Apr. 1919 |
93-106 |
Winifred Fairfax Warder |
|
Warder, Winifred Fairfax; Cairo, Ill.; World War
I; American Red Cross; Navy League; Illinois State Council of Defense,
Woman's Committee; influenza; death |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
149-217 |
The rise of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Illinois from the beginning to the year 1832 |
Barnhardt, John D., Jr. |
Methodist Church; Northwest Territory; Illinois;
migration; missionaries; missions; Lillard, Joseph; Ogle, Joseph; Rigg,
Hosea, Young, Benjamin; Cartwright, Peter; Walker, Jesse; circuit riders;
preachers; camp meetings; Sabbath; theology; churches; organization |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
218-233 |
The pioneers of Wabash County : an address
delivered by Theodore G. Risley at the dedication of McCleary's Bluff
Monument, June 8, 1919 |
Risley, Theodore G. |
Wabash County, Ill.; Shawnee Indians; Piankishaw
Indians; fur trade; massacres; pioneer life; industry; McCleary, John;
McCleary, Margaret Glenn; Campbell, James; McCleary's Bluff; monuments |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
234-245 |
Harrison festival in Tremont in 1840 |
|
Harrison, William Henry; Tyler, John; 1840;
election; president; vice-president; Whig Party; Tremont, Ill.; banquet;
speeches; Davis, David; Fell, Jesse W.; Gridley, Asahel; Washington, Ill. |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
245-251 |
Some notes in regard to persons whose names occur
in account of Harrison festival at Tremont, Illinois, February 22, 1840 |
Gaither, Mary E. |
Harrison, William Henry; Tyler, John; 1840;
president; vice-president; election; Whig Party; Tremont, Ill. |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
252-258 |
Stephen Sumner Phelps : (Wah-wash-e-ne-qua) of
Oquawka, Illinois |
|
Phelps, Stephen Sumner; biography; migration;
Illinois; pioneer life; fur trade; Potawatomi Indians; Sauk Indians; Fox
Indians; S. S. Phelps & Co.; American Fur Co.; Starved Rock, Ill.;
Oquawka, Ill.; Black Hawk War; Black Hawk; Keokuk |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
259-263 |
Sketch of Robert Mann Woods |
Cox, Charles E. |
Woods, Robert Mann; biography; Civil War; army;
business; newspapers; publishers; Joliet Daily Republican |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
264-270 |
Eminent men honored at Illinois College |
|
Illinois College; memorials; Duncan, Joseph;
Turner, Jonathan Baldwin; Bateman, Newton; Illinois; governor; education;
public schools; land grants; universities; teachers |
||||||||
12 |
2 |
July 1919 |
271-275 |
Original letter contributed to the Historical
Society by Archer R. and Charles S. Anderson through Governor Frank O. Lowden |
Archer, William B. |
Archer, William B.; letters; Bromwell, H. P. H.;
Lincoln, Abraham; Republican Party; conventions; 1856; vice president;
nomination; Anderson, Archer R.; Anderson, Charles S. |
||||||||
12 |
3 |
Oct. 1919 |
317-329 |
The war work of the women of Illinois |
Bowen, Louise DeKoven |
World War I; women; Illinois; war work;
employment; child welfare; patriotism; conservation; food; gardens; social
welfare; relief; Council of National Defense, Woman's Committee |
||||||||
12 |
3 |
Oct. 1919 |
330-406 |
War diary of Thaddeus H. Capron, 1861-1865 |
Capron, Thaddeus H. |
Capron, Thaddeus H.; army; Civil War; letters;
55th Illinois Infantry; Battle of Shiloh; Siege of Corinth; Siege of
Vicksburg; Battle of Chattanooga;
Battle of Kennesaw Mountain; Atlanta; Sherman, William Tecumseh |
||||||||
12 |
3 |
Oct. 1919 |
407-411 |
Colonel Theodore S. Bowers |
Risley, Theodore G. |
Bowers, Theodore S.; Civil War; army; railroads;
accidents; death; Grant, Ulysses S. |
||||||||
12 |
3 |
Oct. 1919 |
412-416 |
Abraham Lincoln's early visits to Chicago |
Currey, J. Seymour |
Lincoln, Abraham; travel; Chicago |
||||||||
12 |
3 |
Oct. 1919 |
417-421 |
Will County Baptist history |
Brown, J. Stanley |
Will County, Ill.; Baptist Church; missionaries;
churches; Freeman, A. B.; Joliet, Ill. |
||||||||
12 |
3 |
Oct. 1919 |
422-433 |
Ruth C. Fenner |
Allensworth, Anne Briggs |
Fenner, Ruth C.; teachers; biography; Tazewell
County, Ill.; Tremont, Ill. |
||||||||
12 |
4 |
Jan. 1920 |
498-502 |
Abraham Lincoln : address of Lord Charnwood on the
dedication of the statue of Abraham Lincoln on the State House grounds, Oct.
6, 1918 |
Charnwood, Godfrey Benson |
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; Springfield, Ill.;
speeches |
||||||||
12 |
4 |
Jan. 1920 |
503-514 |
A memoir of James Knowles Kellogg |
McCarty, F. A. |
Kellogg, James Knowles; biography; Kellogg family;
Knowles, Mary Fisk; Knowles, Aschah Fisk; migration, Tazewell County, Ill.;
Tremont, Ill.; pioneer life; schools; teachers; Tremont Congregational Church |
||||||||
12 |
4 |
Jan. 1920 |
515-531 |
In Meade's camp : a diary of the Civil War |
Hatfield, Robert Miller |
Hatfield, Robert Miller; diaries; Civil War; army;
chaplains; Meade, George; United States Christian Commission; United States
Sanitary Commission |
||||||||
12 |
4 |
Jan. 1920 |
532-546 |
Story of the Baptist Church of Waterman, Illinois |
Congdon, George D. |
Waterman, Ill.; Baptist Church; pastors |
||||||||
12 |
4 |
Jan. 1920 |
547-562 |
Lake Michigan's Illinois coast |
Currey, J. Seymour |
Lake Michigan; coast; Illinois; elevation; depth;
dunes; bluffs; fish; gulls; birds; migration; lighthouses; weather; Illinois
Territory; boundaries |
||||||||
12 |
4 |
Jan. 1920 |
563-567 |
Berry Cemetery near Oakland, Illinois, the oldest
burial place in eastern Illinois |
Yeargin, Lyman T. |
Oakland, Ill.; cemeteries; Berry Cemetery; graves;
tombstones |
||||||||
12 |
4 |
Jan. 1920 |
568-587 |
The spirit of '76 from the Green Mountains |
Paddock, Gaius |
Paddock, Gaius; biography; soldiers; Revolutionary
War; New England; migration; travel; St. Louis; Missouri Compromise; slavery;
Illinois; Edwardsville, Ill. |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
1-15 |
Some pastors and pastorates during the century of
Presbyterianism in Illinois |
McClure, James Gore King |
Presbyterian Church; Illinois; ministers;
churches; Spilman, Benjamin Franklin; Giddings, Salmon; Ellis, John M.;
McGready, James M.; Berry, John McCutcheon; Kent, Aratus; Cornelison, Isaac
Amada; Stewart, John Kirkpatrick; Vandalia Presbyterian Church; bell;
Patterson, Robert W. |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
16-22 |
In St. Louis during the "crisis" |
Plattenburg, Cyrus B. |
Plattenburg, Cyrus B.; memoirs; steamboats; St.
Louis; Civil War |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
23-32 |
Old-time campaigning and the story of a Lincoln
campaign song |
Smith, William Hawley |
Lincoln, Abraham; election; president; 1860;
campaign; Illinois; Chicago; rallies; songs |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
33-41 |
Life sketch of Samuel Seaney |
Seaney, Mildred |
Seaney, Samuel; biography; Seaney family; North
Carolina; migration; Illinois; pioneer life |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
42-44 |
My retrospection of four score years |
Paddock, Gaius |
Paddock, Gaius; memoirs; transportation;
communication; inventions; medicine; wars |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
45-47 |
Brief record of the Mexican, Civil, Spanish wars
and the world's great conflict |
Paddock, Gaius |
Mexican War; Civil War; Spanish-American War;
World War I |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
48-50 |
Is the Sangamon River navigable? |
Paddock, Gaius |
Sangamon River; steamboats; navigation;
Springfield, Ill.; Lincoln, Abraham |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
51-63 |
Wilder's Brigade monument dedication |
|
Wilder, John T.; monuments; Civil War;
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Battle of Chickamauga; Atkins, Smith D. |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
64-70 |
A Mattoon pioneer : Capt. Joseph
Withington--civilian, soldier and statesman |
Sumerlin, Adolf M. |
Withington, Joseph; biography; migration;
Illinois; Mattoon, Ill.; Civil War |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
71-84 |
Pike County settled 1820 : 100 years ago |
Thompson, Jesse M. |
Pike County, Ill.; migration; pioneer life;
Franklin, Ebenezer; Shinn, Daniel; Ross, William; Wood, John; Atlas, Ill. |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
85-86 |
Pioneer log church, Coles County, Illinois |
Balch, Alfred |
Presbyterian Church; Coles County, Ill.;
buildings; construction |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
87-105 |
Mrs. Abbie Fay Newman : memorial |
|
Newman, Abbie Fay; biography; teachers;
patriotism; temperance; Presbyterian Church; Sunday schools; Delavan, Ill. |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
106-108 |
Early Methodism in Mount Carmel, Illinois |
Risley, Theodore G. |
Methodist Church; Mount Carmel, Ill.; Hinde,
Thomas; McDowell, William, Beauchamp, William |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
109-112 |
A lost Stark County town |
Sandham, William R. |
Stark County, Ill.; Osceola, Ill.; Moore, Robert |
||||||||
13 |
1 |
Apr. 1920 |
113-115 |
A short courtship and a happy married life : a
reminiscence of the early history of Stark County, Illinois |
Sandham, William R. |
Stark County, Ill.; Bayley, Louis; circuit riders;
Bates, William S.; Bayley, Mary Lake |
||||||||
13 |
2 |
July 1920 |
145-179 |
Side lights on Illinois suffrage history |
Trout, Grace Wilbur |
Illinois; women; suffrage; Illinois Equal Suffrage
Association; Chicago Political Equality League; Illinois State Legislature;
legislation; Progressive Party; conventions; National American Woman Suffrage
Association; McCulloch, Catherine Waugh; Booth, Elizabeth K.; Dunne, Edward
F.; Funk, Antoinette; McCormick, Ruth Hanna; Dunne, Edward F.; McKinley,
William B.; newspapers; Women's Emergency League; Constitution; Nineteenth
Amendment; Illinois League of Women Voters |
||||||||
13 |
2 |
July 1920 |
180-191 |
Lewis and Clark at the mouth of Wood River -- an
historic spot |
Gray, Charles Gilmer |
Lewis, Meriwether; Clark, William, Lewis and Clark
Expedition; Wood River, Ill.; camp |
||||||||
13 |
2 |
July 1920 |
192-209 |
The visit to Springfield of Richard M. Johnson,
May 18-20, 1843 |
|
president; election; 1844; candidates; Democratic
Party; Johnson, Richard M.; War of 1812; Battle of the Maumee; Tecumseh; Proctor,
Henry A.; Campbell, Thompson; receptions; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
13 |
2 |
July 1920 |
210-223 |
Greene County : born 100 years ago |
Bradshaw, Charles |
Greene County, Ill.; pioneer life; Carrollton,
Ill.; American Indians; rangers; Carlin, Thomas, Thomas, Samuel; Rattan,
Thomas; Fry, Jacob; Hunnicutt, Rowell; Baker, Edward Dickinson; Russell,
John; Carlin, William P.; Hodges, Charles Drury; Woodson, David Meade;
Willard, Samuel |
||||||||
13 |
2 |
July 1920 |
224-228 |
Park College and its Illinois founder |
Hawley, Pauline Aston |
Park College; Parkville, Mo.; Park, George S.;
students; faculty |
||||||||
13 |
2 |
July 1920 |
229-233 |
Recollections of Lincoln and Douglas in Hillsboro,
Illinois |
Whitehead, John M. |
Hillsboro, Ill. ; Lincoln, Abraham; death;
Douglas, Stephen A.; election; Senate; 1858 |
||||||||
13 |
2 |
July 1920 |
234-237 |
The northern boundary line of Illinois surveyed by
Hiram Rountree |
|
Illinois; boundary; surveys; Rountree, Hiram;
Messinger, John; Lyons, Lucius; Strange, A. T.; Blackwelder, I. S. |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
312-323 |
Illinois women of the middle period |
Cole, Arthur Charles |
Illinois; women; servants; temperance; temperance
societies; professions; editors; ministers; teachers; teachers' colleges;
women's rights; suffrage; dress reform |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
324-354 |
The building of a state -- the story of Illinois |
Bennett, A. Milo |
Illinois; Mound Builders; American Indians;
French; Joliet, Louis; Marquette, Jacques; La Salle, Robert Cavelier; Tonti,
Henry; Starved Rock, Ill.; Pontiac; Tecumseh; Black Hawk; Clark, George
Rogers; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Fort Chartres, Ill.; Vincennes, Ind.; Fort Dearborn;
War of 1812; statehood; Black Hawk War; Mormons; Smith, Joseph; Young,
Brigham; slavery; Missouri Compromise; Coles, Edward; Lovejoy, Elijah P.;
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; elections; Senate; 1858; debates;
president; 1860; Civil War; Chicago Fire; World's Columbian Exposition;
Chicago Drainage Canal; Chicago; landmarks; monuments |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
355-369 |
Life in the army |
Capron, Cynthia J. |
Capron, Cynthia J.; Capron, Thaddeus H.; army;
travel; steamboats; New York City; Panama; Acapulco; San Francisco; Alcatraz;
Angel Island; 9th Infantry; Mendocino County, Calif.; Camp Wright |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
370-377 |
The diary of Salome Paddock Enos |
Enos, Louisa I., introduction |
Enos, Salome Paddock; diaries; migration; travel;
Vermont; St. Louis; Enos, Pascal P.; Paddock, Gaius |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
378-384 |
Some personal recollections of Peter Cartwright |
Epler, William |
Cartwright, Peter; Methodist Church; ministers;
circuit riders; camp meetings |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
385-388 |
History of the Selma Methodist Episcopal Church :
article written in1909 |
Pierson, A. V. |
Selma, Ill.; Selma Methodist Church; Patton, John;
churches; architecture |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
389-392 |
Death of Miss Mary Coles, 1834-1920, the daughter
of Edward Coles, second governor of Illinois |
Norton, W. T. |
Coles, Mary; obituaries; Coles, Edward; governors;
Illinois; slavery; Virginia; philanthropy; religion; missions |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
393-395 |
Some things I did in my 88th year |
Cox, Charles E. |
Cox, Charles E.; Vanderlip, Frank A.; Palos
Verdes, Calif.; Palos Verdes Ranch; navy; Pacific Naval Fleet; travel |
||||||||
13 |
3 |
Oct. 1920 |
396-397 |
Early juvenile temperance society, Springfield,
Ill. |
|
Springfield, Ill.; temperance; youth; Sangamon
County Juvenile Temperance Society |
||||||||
13 |
4 |
Jan. 1921 |
433-463 |
Dr. David Nelson and his times |
Richardson, William A., Jr. |
Nelson, David; conversion; ministers; hymns;
Marion County, Mo.; Marion College; slavery; abolition; Bosely, John; Quincy,
Ill.; Mission Institute; Hunter, Moses; Adelphia Theological Seminary |
||||||||
13 |
4 |
Jan. 1921 |
464-475 |
Robert T. Lincoln and James R. Doolittle :
interesting political and historical letter from the James R. Doolittle
private correspondence |
Mowry, Duane |
Lincoln, Robert T.; Doolittle, James R.; letters;
president; election; 1860; Republican Party; nomination; Civil War;
Reconstruction; Constitution; states' rights |
||||||||
13 |
4 |
Jan. 1921 |
476-503 |
The Indian border war of 1876 |
Capron, Cynthia J. |
Capron, Thaddeus H.; letters; American Indians;
Black Hills; Crook, George; Sheridan, Philip; Spotted Tail; Battle of Little
Big Horn; Custer, George A.; Sitting Bull; Merritt, Wesley; Terry, Alfred H.;
Battle of Slim Buttes |
||||||||
13 |
4 |
Jan. 1921 |
504-537 |
Congregational Church, Toulon, Illinois, 1846-1921 |
McKenzie, Clare |
Toulon, Ill.; Toulon Congregational Church;
pioneer life; slavery; temperance; music; Mormons; buildings; fire;
ministers; Wright, Samuel G.; Dunn, Richard C.; McCord, Robert L.; Myers,
John C.; Rogers, Samuel J.; Dixon, Julian H.; Francis, George H.; Rexford,
George W.; Sutherland, John M; Stebbins, Charles E.; Parmiter, Charles A.;
Warren, Treverton; Norton, Milton J. |
||||||||
13 |
4 |
Jan. 1921 |
538-544 |
Two pioneer doctors of Stark County, Illinois |
Sandham, William R. |
Stark County, Ill.; doctors; pioneer life; Hall,
Thomas; Castle, Alfred |
||||||||
13 |
4 |
Jan. 1921 |
545-555 |
Morgan County soldiers' monument unveiled |
|
Morgan County, Ill.; Civil War; soldiers;
monuments; Rammelkamp, C. H.; Samuell, H. P.; Yates, Richard, Jr. |
||||||||
13 |
4 |
Jan. 1921 |
571-574 |
Captain George Wellington Streeter : battling hero
of the "deestrick of Lake Michigan" |
|
Streeter, George Wellington; obituaries; Chicago;
Streeterville; District of Lake Michigan; saloons; Sunday closing |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
1-73 |
A history of the birds of Illinois |
Musselman, T. E. |
Illinois; birds; prairie; passenger pigeons;
ducks; eagles; sparrows; starlings; migration; checklist |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
74-84 |
Lincoln as I knew him |
Zane, Charles S. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Springfield, Ill.; lawyers; law
students; slavery; election; 1860; nomination; president |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
85-89 |
Abraham Lincoln in Congress, 1847-1849 |
Paullin, Charles O. |
Lincoln, Abraham;
House of Representatives; boarding houses; Sprigg, Mrs. B.; bowling;
Supreme Court; library; Lincoln, Mary Todd; Adams, John Quincy; death;
funeral |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
90-91 |
Reminiscences of P. P. Grosboll |
Beekman, Colby |
Grosboll, P. P.; Rutledge, McGrady; Rutledge, Ann;
Lincoln, Abraham; lawyers; cases |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
92-106 |
The pioneers of Macon County |
Baker, N. M. |
Macon County, Ill.; migration; Scotch-Irish;
Germans; Pennsylvania; Virginia; North Carolina; South Carolina; pioneer
life; churches; Cumberland Presbyterian Church; Methodist Church; schools;
education; Mt. Zion Academy; farming; railroads; waterways |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
107-121 |
Pioneer days in Coles County, Illinois |
Dole, Mrs. Joseph C. |
Coles County, Ill.; pioneer life; prairie;
Embarras River; Kaskaskia River; groves; settlers |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
122-127 |
A brief history of David McCoy and family |
Van Patten, Edwin H. |
McCoy, David; McCoy family; McCoy, Mary;
migration; pioneer life; Sangamon County, Ill. |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
128-129 |
Will of David Shipman, a Revolutionary soldier
buried in Tazewell County, Ill. |
Spangler, Mrs. George, comp. |
Shipman, David; will; Revolutionary War; soldiers;
Tazewell County, Ill. |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
130 |
Estates of Revolutionary soldiers buried in Peoria
County |
Spangler, Mrs. George, comp. |
Revolutionary War; soldiers; estates; Peoria
County, Ill. |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
131-132 |
Will of Lemuel Gaylord, a Revolutionary soldier
who is buried in Marshall County, Ill. |
Spangler, Mrs. George, comp. |
Gaylord, Lemuel; wills; soldiers; Revolutionary
War; Marshall County, Ill. |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
133-134 |
Will of Barnet Houcks, a Revolutionary soldier of
Maryland |
Spangler, Mrs. George, comp. |
Houck, Barnet; wills; soldiers; Revolutionary War |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
135-136 |
First will recorded in Tazewell County, Ill. |
Spangler, Mrs. George, comp. |
Tazewell County, Ill.; wills; Orendorff, Christian |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
137-160 |
Early marriages in Tazewell County |
Spangler, Mrs. George, comp. |
Tazewell County, Ill.; marriages |
||||||||
14 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1921 |
161-164 |
Camp Roosevelt--builder of boys |
Ewertsen, Lillian |
Camp Roosevelt; Chicago Board of Education; boys;
camps; summer schools; military training |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
251-329 |
The Spoon River country |
Chandler, Josephine Craven |
Spoon River, Ill.; Masters, Edgar Lee; Spoon River
Anthology; Sangamon River; Petersburg, Ill.; Masters, Squire D.; Masters,
Lucinda; Lincoln, Abraham; Rutledge, Ann; Herndon, William H.; New Salem,
Ill.; Lewistown, Ill.; War of 1812; land grants; French; American Indians;
pioneer life; London Mills, Ill.; Bernadotte, Ill.; Strode, William;
biologists; mussels; Davison, Dr.; Ross, Ossian M.; Phelps, William; Black
Hawk; Black Hawk War; Walker, Newton; courthouse; fire; Douglas, Stephen A.;
election; Senate; 1858; Proctor's Grove, Ill.; Ross, L. W.; homes; Civil War;
Episcopal Church of St. James, Lewistown, Ill.; cemeteries |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
330-336 |
Some poets of Illinois |
Brown, Stuart |
Illinois; poets; poetry; Flint, Micah P.; Sarett,
Lew; Taylor, B. F.; Bryant, John Howard; Stevens, Thomas Wood; Sandburg,
Carl; Robertson, Donald; Jenks, M. H.; Patteson, Walter Lewis; Masters, Edgar
Lee; Lindsay, Vachel |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
337-350 |
History of the Gallatin County salines |
Myers, Jacob W. |
Gallatin County, Ill.; Saline River; salt; salt
springs; American Indians; pottery; Indiana Territory; Illinois Territory;
Illinois; leasing; agents; wells; slavery; Temple, Broughton; Castle, Joseph
J. |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
351-364 |
John Wanton Casey |
Kretschmar, Ella Morris |
Casey, John Wanton; migration; Illinois; Casey,
Wanton; Casey, Elizabeth Morris; Pekin, Ill.; stores; warehouses;
agricultural equipment; grain; steamboats; newspapers; articles; editorials |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
365-367 |
The old court house at Metamora presented to the
state of Illinois |
Irving, J. C. |
Metamora, Ill.; courthouse; Lincoln, Abraham; lawyers; judges |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
368-370 |
Dedication of old court house at Metamora as state
Lincoln memorial |
Fifer, Joseph W. |
Metamora, Ill.; courthouse; memorials; Lincoln,
Abraham; speeches |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
371-381 |
Thousands attend historical event : transfer of
old Metamora court house to state has great setting |
|
Metamora, Ill.; courthouse; Lincoln, Abraham;
speeches; Ellwood, W. L.; Fifer, Joseph W.; Gillespie, Frank |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
382-385 |
Camp Butler |
Kincaid, William L. |
Camp Butler, Ill.; Civil War; army; hospitals;
doctors; stewards; nurses |
||||||||
14 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1921-Jan. 1922 |
386-392 |
Early schools and churches of Edgar County,
Illinois |
Scott, Rose Moss |
Edgar County, Ill.; Paris, Ill.; schools; public
schools; Edgar Academy; churches; Presbyterian Church; Methodist Church;
Baptist Church; Sunday schools |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
439-459 |
Promotion of historical study in America following
the Civil War |
Woodburn, James A. |
United States; history; study; research; American
Historical Association; White, Andrew D.; Adams, Henry; Adams, Herbert B. |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
460-476 |
In the ranks at Shiloh |
Stillwell, Leander |
Stillwell, Leander; memoirs; Battle of Shiloh;
Civil War; army; Union; 61st Illinois Infantry |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
477-500 |
Springfield society before the Civil War |
Brown, Caroline Owsley |
Springfield, Ill.; social life; politicians;
Illinois State Legislature; Edwards, Ninian; Lincoln, Mary Todd; homes;
furniture; weddings; Matteson, Joel Aldrich; dancing; music; Civil War |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
501-503 |
The story of the runaway balloon |
|
balloons; Illinois State Fair; Centralia, Ill.;
1858; balloonists; Wilson, Samuel; Harvey, Martha Ann; Harvey, David |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
503-506 |
The ascension of the two Harvey children |
Wilson, Samuel |
balloons; Illinois State Fair; Centralia, Ill.;
1858; balloonists; Wilson, Samuel; Harvey, Martha Ann; Harvey, David |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
507-509 |
How Abraham Lincoln received the news of his
nomination for president |
Kidd, T. W. S. |
Lincoln, Abraham; election; 1860; president;
Republican Party; nomination; baseball; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
510-518 |
Carthage College celebrates its diamond jubilee
June 6, 1921 : Hillsboro College |
Miller, Amos |
Carthage College; Lutheran College of the Far
West; Hillsboro College; Springer, Francis |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
519-523 |
Addresses made by General John J. Pershing, U. S.
A., and Secretary of War Newton D. Baker to officers and soldiers of the 33rd
Division in the field, Luxembourg, April 22, 1919 |
Pershing, John J.; Baker, Newton D. |
World War I; army; soldiers; 33rd Division;
speeches; Pershing, John J.; Baker, Newton D. |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
524-530 |
Original letters--a description of the Illinois
country |
Dobell, William |
Dobell, William; letters; Coveney, Lucy Dobell;
pioneer life; farming; Albion, Ill. |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
531-538 |
Original letters : A. S. French to David W.
Harrower |
French, Alvin S. |
French, Alvin S.; letters; Civil War; army;
Harrower, David W.; slavery; Siege of Vicksburg |
||||||||
15 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1922 |
539-540 |
Circular letter by Gov. Ninian Edwards |
Edwards, Ninian |
Edwards, Ninian; Illinois Territory; governor;
Illinois; statehood; Senate |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
579-591 |
The history of the Underground Railroad of
McDonough County, Illinois |
Blazer, D. N. |
Underground Railroad; McDonough County, Ill.;
Macomb, Ill.; slavery; abolition; Allison, Andrew; Allison, Harmon; Blazer,
James; Blazer, John; Hale, John P.; Allison, Sarah |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
592-599 |
The beginning of the German immigration in the
Middle West |
Myers, Jacob W. |
Germans; immigration; 18th century; Pennsylvania;
19th century; Middle West; liberalism |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
600-603 |
The Illinois State Capitol grounds |
Palmer, Mrs. John M. |
Springfield, Ill.; Illinois State Capitol; site;
Mather, Thomas; Mather, Hannah Lamb |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
604-609 |
A pioneer woman of Illinois |
Buck, Julia Ann |
Bond, Nancy Stice; biography; migration; Madison
County, Ill.; Terry, Andrew; Greenbush, Ill.; Bond, John C. |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
610-621 |
Major John Crain Bond |
Hanley, Sarah Bond |
Bond, John Crain; biography; Bond family; Alabama;
migration; Galena, Ill.; election; president; 1860; Lincoln, Abraham;
Douglas, Stephen A.; secession |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
622-639 |
Dedication of granite and bronze monument to the
soldier dead of Fulton County, Ill., November 12, 1922 |
|
Fulton County, Ill.; Canton, Ill.; World War I;
monuments |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
640-663 |
Civil War diary of Patrick H. White |
Boos, J. E., contributor |
White, Patrick H.; diaries; Civil War; army;
Union; First Illinois Light Artillery; Battle of Fredericktown; Battle of
Belmont; Battle of Fort Donelson; Battle of Shiloh; Battle of Corinth; Yazoo
River, Miss.; Sherman, William Tecumseh |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
664-669 |
General Grant's first day's march |
Bainum, Noah C. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Civil War; army; Union; 21st
Illinois Infantry; Riddle Hill, Ill.; Pearce, Israel F.; Short, Caleb; Ewell,
Charles |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
670-676 |
Lewis Bayley, one of La Salle County's first
settlers and Augustus Bailey, La Salle County's first born male white child |
Sandham, William R. |
Bayley, Lewis; La Salle County, Ill.; settlers;
ancestry; migration; Ohio; Bayley, Betsy Butler; covered wagons; La Salle
County, Ill.; pioneer life; Potawatomi Indians; Shabbona; Bailey, Augustus;
Stark County, Ill.; farming; Bailey, Catharine Smith; Davidson, William
Thompson; doctors; Fulton County, Ill. |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
677-678 |
History of St. John Baptist Episcopal Church,
Wabash County, Illinois |
Keen, Effie J. |
St. John Baptist Church; Mount Carmel, Ill.;
ministers |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
679-687- |
Asahel North -- biographical sketch and diary |
|
North, Asahel; diaries; biography; travel;
horseback; Illinois Territory; 1816 |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
688-691 |
True history of the almanac used by Abraham
Lincoln in the famous trial of Duff Armstrong |
Ferguson, Duncan |
Lincoln, Abraham; Armstrong, Duff; trials; murder;
almanacs; moon |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
692-703 |
Albert J. Hopkins, lawyer and statesman |
Shaw, James |
Hopkins, Albert J.; Republican Party; Kane County,
Ill.; state's attorney; lawyers; jury trials; cross-examination; House of
Representatives; Senate; Panama Canal; legislation |
||||||||
15 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1922-Jan. 1923 |
704-713 |
Life and services of William H. Holden, 1843-1922 |
Goodspeed, C. G. B. |
Holden, William H.; Holden, Charles N.;
obituaries; Chicago; education; lawyers; real estate law; Second Baptist
Church; Baptist Union Theological Seminary; University of Chicago; Young
Men's Christian Association; Chicago Law Institute |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
1-19 |
The northwestern career of Jefferson Davis |
Quaife, Milo M. |
Davis, Jefferson; army; Fort Crawford, Wis.;
Prairie du Chien, Wis.; Fort Winnebago, Wis.; Black Hawk War; logging;
Taylor, Zachary; Davis, Sarah Taylor; Civil War; Confederacy; 1st Wisconsin
Cavalry |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
20-42 |
A collection of letters from Lyman Trumbull to
John M. Palmer, 1854-1858 |
Palmer, George Thomas, comp. and ed. |
Trumbull, Lyman; Palmer, John M.; letters;
Kansas-Nebraska Act; slavery; Democratic Party; Whig Party; Illinois; Senate;
president; election; 1856; Republican Party; Know-Nothing Party; Fillmore,
Millard; Douglas, Stephen A. |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
42-57 |
Congregationalism in Springfield |
Piper, John H. |
Congregational Church; Illinois; Home Missionary
Society of Connecticut; American Home Missionary Society; Springfield, Ill.;
Bergen, J. G.; First Congregational Church of Springfield; ministers; McLean,
John Knox; Plymouth Church; Second Congregational Church; Congregational Home
Missionary Society; Wallace, George R. |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
58-62 |
New York and the fusion movement of 1860 |
Sears, Louis Martin |
president; election; 1860; Douglas, Stephen A.;
Bell, John; Democratic Party; Whig Party; Hunt, Washington; Belmont, August |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
63-72 |
Hiram Rountree |
Strange, A. T. |
Rountree, Hiram; judges; Bowling Green, Ky.; War
of 1812; army; Edwardsville, Ill.; Land Office; Montgomery County, Ill.;
organization; courts; courthouse; Black Hawk War |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
73-77 |
A pioneer teacher -- Helen J. Buss |
Hornbaker, Esther Perry |
Buss, Helen J.; teachers; education; Illinois;
Wilmington, Ill.; Will County, Ill. |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
78-84 |
The departed glories of old Palmyra -- when the
courthouse for Cook County cost but 6-1/4 cents per year |
Keen, D. E. |
Illinois Territory; Edwards County, Ill; Palmyra,
Ill.; Gard, Seth; Keen, Peter; Hazleton, Gervase; Compton, Levi; Waggoner,
John; county seat; courthouse; Wabash County, Ill.; Centerville, Ill. |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
85-103 |
The significance of Yorktown |
MacDowell, Charles H. |
Revolutionary War; surrender; North America; Great
Britain; colonization; Articles of Confederation; United States; Cornwallis,
Edward |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
104-110 |
The Spanish-American War |
Carlstrom, Oscar E. |
Spanish-American War; army; Illinois; Illinois
National Guard; veterans; anniversaries |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
111-116 |
John McMurray Lansden |
Smith, Thomas W. |
Lansden, John McMurray; ancestry; lawyers; Cairo,
Ill.; historians; Lansden, Effie Smith |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
117-128 |
The pioneers of Macon County and the Civil War |
Baker, N. M. |
Macon County, Ill.; migration; Southern States; slavery;
abolitionism; Civil War; army; recruitment; Union; Confederacy; Knights of
the Golden Circle; Union League |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
129-133 |
Marriages performed by Rev. N. M. Baker in Macon
County, Illinois -- 1861-1921 |
|
Baker, N. M.; ministers; marriages; Macon County,
Ill. |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
134-140 |
Some sidelights on the early history of Stark
County, Illinois |
Jackson, William H. |
Stark County, Ill.; LaSalle County, Ill.; Pontiac;
Potawatomi Indians; Illinois Indians; trails; settlements; Spoon River, Ill.;
Prince, Daniel; Essex, Isaac B.; pioneer life; education |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
141-146 |
A story of the early days in Springfield -- and a
poem |
|
Springfield, Ill.; Illinois; capital; settlers;
Conkling, Mercy Levering; Conkling, Alice; Lincoln, Mary Todd; streets;
wagons; drays; poems |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
147-150 |
Professor Evarts B. Greene goes to Columbia
University |
|
Greene, Evarts Boutell; professors; history;
University of Illinois; Columbia University; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
151-152 |
Evarts Boutell Greene |
Brown, Stuart |
Greene, Evarts Boutell; professors; history;
University of Illinois; Illinois State Historical Society |
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16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
153 |
Dinner for Professor Greene at the University of Illinois |
|
Greene, Evarts Boutell; professors; history;
University of Illinois; Columbia University |
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16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
154-156 |
Mrs. Paul Selby |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
Selby, Mary Jane Smith; teachers; Mount Holyoke
Seminary; Springfield, Ill.; Bettie Stuart Institute; Hitchcock, Henry S.;
Selby, Paul |
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16 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1923 |
157-183 |
Recollections of a little girl in the
"forties" with apologies for a somewhat lengthy sequel |
Selby, Mrs. Paul |
Selby, Mary Jane Smith; memoirs; Smith, Porter;
Smith, Mary Topliff; migration; pioneer life; Quincy, Ill.; industry; social
life; Wood, John; American Indians; Mission Institute; immigration; Germans;
cholera; fashions; education; schools; Civil War; literary societies; women |
||||||||
16 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1923-Jan. 1924 |
247-673 |
Life of Stephen A. Douglas |
Stevens, Frank E. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; biography; ancestry; law;
Illinois; Jacksonville, Ill.; Winchester, Ill.; Democratic Party; Whig Party;
Jackson, Andrew; Morgan County, Ill.; state's attorney; Illinois House of
Representatives; Lincoln, Abraham; internal improvements; Illinois and
Michigan Canal; slavery; Springfield, Ill.; land office; Secretary of State;
Field, Alexander Pope; McClernand, John A.; Illinois Supreme Court; slavery;
House of Representatives; Browning, Orville H.; Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.;
Oregon; Texas; expansion; Calhoun, John C.; Compromise of 1850; Senate;
Fugitive Slave Act; Kansas-Nebraska Act; Pierce, Franklin; Buchanan, James;
Lecompton Constitution; Dred Scott decision; Republican Party; elections;
Senate; 1858; debates; president; 1860; secession; Civil War; Douglas, Martha
Martin; Douglas, Robert M.; Douglas, Stephen A., Jr.; Douglas, Adele Cutts;
Chicago; University of Chicago; land; Fitch, Graham N.; Oakenwald; monuments |
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17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
1-20 |
Great dates and deeds of Illinois |
Shannon, Frederick F. |
Illinois; Marquette, Jacques; La Salle, Robert
Cavelier; Duque, Pierre; Clark, George Rogers; Northwest Territory; Illinois
Territory; statehood; Fort Dearborn; Wells, William; Black Partridge;
Lincoln, Abraham; Chicago; Lovejoy, Elijah P.; Douglas, Stephen A.; Chicago
Fire; World's Columbian Exposition; education; transportation; World War I;
Lowden, Frank O. |
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17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
21-143 |
History of Headquarters Company, One Hundred and
Forty-Ninth Field Artillery, from June 30, 1917 to May 10, 1919 |
Gilmore, William E. |
World War I; army; 149th Field Artillery; Fort
Sheridan, Ill.; Camp Mills, N.Y.; USS President Lincoln; Saint Nazaire,
France; Camp de Coetquidain, France; railroads; Luneville, France; Baccarat,
France; L'Esperance, France; Champagne, France; Chateau-Thierry, France;
Aisne-Marne Offensive; St. Mihiel Offensive; Essey, France; Pannes, France;
Meuse-Argonne offensive; Armistice; Germany; occupation |
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17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
144-150 |
Professor Jonathan Baldwin Turner and the
Granville Convention |
Inman, Dean M. |
Turner, Jonathan Baldwin; Granville Convention;
land grants; universities; agriculture; industry; Morrill Land Grant Act;
markers |
||||||||
17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
151-156 |
Early travel and methods of transportation in
Illinois |
Haven, Alice |
Illinois; travel; transportation; horses;
horseback riding; covered wagons; flatboats; stagecoaches; railroads;
Underground Railroad |
||||||||
17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
157-164 |
Some views of President Lincoln held by the London
Times, 1861-1865 |
Wilgus, A. Curtis |
Lincoln, Abraham; president; newspapers; London
Times; editorials; Delane, John Thadeus; Civil War; slavery |
||||||||
17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
165-169 |
The founders of Quincy, Illinois -- John Wood,
Willard Keyes, Jeremiah Rose |
Richardson, William A., Jr. |
Quincy, Ill.; migration; pioneers; Wood, John;
Keyes, Willard; Rose, Jeremiah |
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17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
170-177 |
Reminiscences of Rock Creek Presbyterian Church
and community |
Bone, David M. |
Rock Creek Presbyterian Church; Menard County,
Ill.; centennial; Berry, John M.; circuit riders; camp meetings; revivals;
Lansden, Abner; |
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17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
178-181 |
Centennial anniversary of the Kane Baptist Church |
Williams, Anna K. |
Kane Baptist Church; Kane, Ill.; centennial;
pageant |
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17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
182-195 |
Some notes on the founders of the Presbyterian
church and the other pioneers of Thorn Grove |
Caldwell, Edward |
Thorn Grove Presbyterian Church; Thorn Grove,
Ill.; Bloom, Ill.; McEldowney family; Wallace family; Caldwell family; Hood family;
Caldwell, Joseph; Vannest, Addy; Morrison, J. W.; immigration; Northern
Ireland; Canada; Caldwell, Jane Morehead |
||||||||
17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
196-203 |
Ninian Edwards |
Norton, W. G. |
Edwards, Ninian; education; migration; Kentucky;
lawyers; judges; Illinois Territory; Illinois; governor; senator; ambassador;
Mexico |
||||||||
17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
204 |
Copy of an original letter of Simeon Francis to
Andrew McCormick |
Francis, Simeon |
Francis, Simeon; McCormick, Andrew; letters;
Illinois General Assembly; counties |
||||||||
17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
205-210 |
The centennial anniversary of the birth of Robert
Burns, celebrated in Springfield, January 25, 1859 |
|
Burns, Robert; centennial; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
17 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1924 |
211-217 |
History of Au Sable Grove Presbyterian Church |
Howell, Mae |
Au Sable Grove Presbyterian Church, Yorkville,
Ill.; centennial |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
333-351 |
John Locke Scripps, Lincoln's campaign biographer |
Dyche, Grace Locke Scripps, compiler |
Scripps, John Locke; Scripps family; McKendree
College; professors; lawyers; Rushville, Ill.; Chicago; Chicago Tribune;
editors; Lincoln, Abraham; campaign; 1860; biography; postmaster |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
352-368 |
An episode of the Civil War : a romance of
coincidence |
Chandler, Josephine Craven |
Civil War; Union; army; Roberts, Edward R.;
Strickland, Edward P.; 7th Illinois Infantry; 114th Infantry; Florence, Ala.;
prisoners of war; Camp Oglethorpe; escape |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
369-380 |
Many contests for the county seat of Adams County,
Ill. |
Richardson, W. A., Jr. |
Adams County, Ill.; county seat; Quincy, Ill.;
Columbus, Ill.; Marquette County, Ill.; Highland County, Ill.; Coatsburg,
Ill. |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
381-397 |
Shabonee |
Walters, Alta P. |
Shabbona; Illinois; Potawatomi Indians; settlers;
Sauganash; Caldwell, Billy; Tecumseh; Illinois Territory; Illinois; Black
Hawk War; treaties; land; reservations; Missouri |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
398-410 |
Gideon Blackburn, the founder of Blackburn
University, Carlinville, Illinois |
Rinaker, Thomas |
Blackburn, Gideon; Blackburn University;
Presbyterian Church; ministers; colleges; Illinois; Illinois College |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
411-416 |
A story of electric pioneering |
Brown, E. L. |
electricity; lighting; transmission; power plant;
Elmwood, Ill.; Yates City, Ill. |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
417-427 |
The Fine Arts Building in Jackson Park, Chicago,
and a brief account of some of the World's Fair architects : correction of a
statement made in the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
World's Columbian Exposition; architects; Fine
Arts Building; Atwood, Charles B.; Saint-Gaudens, Augustus, Burnham, Daniel
H.; Root, John W.; Olmsted, Frederic Law; Hunt, Richard M.; Peabody and
Stearns; McKim, Mead and White; Post, George B.; Van Brunt and Howe; Beman,
S. S.; Adler, Dankmar; Sullivan, Louis; Cobb, Henry Ives; Burling and
Whitehouse; Jenney, William Le Baron; Post, George; McKim, Charles |
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17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
428-435 |
Jonathan Colby, pioneer of 1834 in Menard County,
Ill. |
Colby, Lydia |
Colby, Jonathan; Colby, Lydia Conover; Colby
family; migration; pioneer life; Menard County, Ill; New Salem, Ill. |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
436-439 |
Matthew Orr, pioneer in Henry County, Illinois,
1852 |
Colby, Lydia |
Orr, Matthew; immigration; Ireland; Henry County, Ill.;
pioneer life; Orr family |
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17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
440-445 |
Sixty-sixth wedding anniversary of Daniel Gill and
Lucinda Pyle Gill, DuQuoin, Illinois |
Kimmel, H. E. |
Gill, Daniel; Gill, Lucinda Pyle; wedding
anniversaries; Gill family; Pyle family; DuQuoin, Ill. |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
446-495 |
Marie Lefrette : a story of Kaskaskia |
McConnel, J. L. |
Kaskaskia, Ill.; French; fiction |
||||||||
17 |
3 |
Oct. 1924 |
496-497 |
Island Grove Methodist Church, Sangamon County,
celebrates its hundredth anniversary, August 12, 1923 |
|
Island Grove, Ill. Methodist Church; centennial |
||||||||
17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
551-564 |
The changing West |
Larson, Laurence M. |
West; frontier; Turner, Frederick Jackson; plains;
migration; pioneer life; immigration; Europe; ethnic groups; religion;
Americanization |
||||||||
17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
565-604 |
Early trails and tides of travel in the lead mine
and Blackhawk country |
Burchard, Edward L. |
Illinois; Wisconsin; Rock River; trails; Wisconsin
River; Mississippi River; American Indians; buffalo; Great Sauk Trail;
French; fur traders; Prairie du Chien, Wis.; Kellogg Trail; Long, Stephen;
expeditions; Chicago-Dubuque Highway; Pecatonica Trail; Kinzie, John; Kinzie,
Juliette; lead mines; Galena, Ill.; Black Hawk; Black Hawk War; U.S. Land
Survey; stage coaches; railroads; roads |
||||||||
17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
605-610 |
My first Illinois ancestor |
Montgomery, Hope |
Tuttle, David; migration; travel; Illinois;
pioneer life |
||||||||
17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
611 |
Introductory note [to autobiography of Clarissa
Emely Gear Hobbs] |
Hobbs, Richard Gear |
Hobbs, Clarissa Emely Gear; autobiography; Hobbs, Richard
Gear |
||||||||
17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
612-714 |
Autobiography of Clarissa Emely Gear Hobbs |
Hobbs, Clarissa Emely Gear |
Hobbs, Clarissa Emely Gear; autobiography; Gear
family; ancestry; migration; Illinois; pioneer life; Alton, Ill.; Galena,
Ill.; lead; mining; farming; Black Hawk War; Hobbs, James; doctors; Joliet,
Ill.; slavery; Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War; Union; army; hospitals; Battle of
Fort Donelson; Battle of Shiloh; Grant, Ulysses S.; Methodist Church;
ministers; Springfield, Mo. |
||||||||
17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
715-723 |
John Tillson |
Strange, A. T. |
Tillson, John; migration; Illinois; land office;
surveyors; Edwardsville, Ill.; Montgomery County, Ill.; Tillson, Christina
Holmes; Hillsboro, Ill.; Hillsboro Academy; Quincy, Ill. |
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17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
724-727 |
Captain David Dewolf : a California gold seeker in
1849, and an officer from Illinois in the Civil War |
Sandham, William R. |
Dewolf, David; California; gold rush; railroads;
construction workers; farming; Civil War; 47th Illinois Infantry; Battle of
Corinth |
||||||||
17 |
4 |
Jan. 1925 |
728-729 |
New marker dedicated on site at Palermo, Ill., of
signing of peace treaty by Col. George Croghan and Chief Pontiac, July 18,
1765 |
Scott, Rose Moss |
Croghan, George; Pontiac; British; American
Indians; treaties; markers; Palermo, Ill. |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
1-4 |
Jacksonville centennial celebration |
Black, Carl E. |
Jacksonville, Ill.; centennial |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
5-39 |
Jacksonville and Morgan County : an historical
review |
Heinl, Frank J. |
Jacksonville, Ill.; Morgan County, Ill.; settlers;
population; business; churches; slavery; abolition; Underground Railroad;
Chinn, Marcus; Chinn, Lucy; slaves; education; public schools; colleges;
academies; temperance; secret societies; newspapers; politics; Whig Party;
Democratic Party; Douglas, Stephen A.; Duncan, Joseph; governor; Illinois;
Republican Party; Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
39-75 |
The memoirs of John Henry : a pioneer of Morgan
County |
Rammelkamp, C. H., ed. |
Henry, John; memoirs; Jacksonville, Ill.; pioneer
life; settlers; printers; bookbinders; newspapers; politics; Whig Party;
Democratic Party; Illinois; Illinois State Legislature; Congress; House of
Representatives; railroads; education; mental hospitals; farming; Strawn,
Jacob; cattle farming; Duncan, Joseph; governor |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
76-88 |
The first settlers in Morgan County : the Kelloggs
and Charles Collins |
Heinl, Frank J. |
Morgan County, Ill.; Kellogg family; Collins,
Charles; Kellogg, Seymour; Kellogg, Elisha; War of 1812; migration; settlers;
pioneer life; railroads; Illinois |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
89-100 |
Some reminiscences of my father, Murray McConnel |
McConnel, George Murray |
McConnel, Murray; migration; travel; flatboats;
hunters; trappers; Missouri; farming; Missouri Compromise; Illinois;
Jacksonville, Ill.; lawyers; Illinois State Legislature; Douglas, Stephen A.;
Pierce, Franklin; Department of the Treasury; auditor; slavery; abolition;
Constitution; Thirteenth Amendment; railroads; construction |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
101-135 |
The coming of the Portuguese |
Poage, George Rawlings |
Madeira; Kalley, Robert Reid; Free Church;
Scotland; missionaries; Bible; translations; Hewitson, William Hepburn;
riots; immigration; Trinidad; Jacksonville, Ill. |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
136-141 |
The organization of the First Presbyterian Church
in Morgan County |
Scott, Franklin D. |
Morgan County, Ill.; First Presbyterian Church;
Brich, John; Ellis, John Millot; Leeper, John; Posey, William C. |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
142-158 |
Minutes of the session of the First Presbyterian
Church in Morgan County, 1827-1830 |
Scott, Franklin D. |
Morgan County, Ill.; First Presbyterian Church;
organization; session; minutes; Brich, John; Leeper, John; Posey, William C.;
Ellis, John Millot |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
159-174 |
Progress in the Illinois Conference 1824-1924 |
Harker, J. R. |
Methodist Church; Illinois Conference; centennial;
education; McKendree College; Ebenezer Manual Labor School; women; Illinois
Conference Female College; Illinois Wesleyan University; African Americans;
public schools; Wesley Foundation |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
175-194 |
Origin of our state charitable institutions |
Black, Carl E. |
Illinois; Jacksonville, Ill.; social welfare;
education; Ladies' Education Society; deaf; blind; feeble minded;
institutions; mental illness; mental hospitals; Dix, Dorothea; Illinois;
Illinois State Legislature |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
196-202 |
The Ladies' Education Society of Jacksonville,
Ill. : founded October 4, 1833 |
Moore, Clara |
Jacksonville, Ill.; societies; women; education;
scholarships; Ladies' Education Society |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
203-204 |
The Club : fiftieth anniversary of The Club,
according to the Jacksonville Journal of October 10, 1911 |
Moore, Ensley |
Jacksonville, Ill.; literary societies; The Club;
anniversaries |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
205-208 |
The Literary Union |
Wood, William Dustin |
Jacksonville, Ill.; men; Literary Union; literary
societies |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
209-212 |
The Jacksonville Sorosis organized |
Bassett, Phebe D. |
Jacksonville, Ill.; Jacksonville Sorosis; women;
literary societies; science; public affairs; Alcott, Bronson |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
213-217 |
Illinois College at the half century |
Wood, William Dustin |
Illinois College; anniversaries; faculty; students |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
218-227 |
The Bryants at Jacksonville |
Heinl, Frank J. |
Bryant family; Bureau County, Ill.; Bryant, John
Howard; poems; Bryant, William Cullen; travel; Jacksonville, Ill. |
||||||||
18 |
1 |
Apr. 1925 |
228-256 |
Pioneer women of Morgan County |
Osborne, Georgia L. |
Morgan County, Ill.; Cahokia, Ill.; Kaskaskia,
Ill.; French, Compt, Madame le; Morrison, Mrs. Robert; Revolutionary War;
Edgar, Mrs. John; Ellis, Frances Brard; women; education; Jacksonville Female
Academy; Tillson, Christiana Holmes; pioneer life; Carter, Julia Wolcott;
Bancroft, Emily Adams; Duncan Home; memorials; Daughters of the American
Revolution |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
259-349 |
General Horace Capron, 1804-1885 |
Starr, Merritt |
Capron, Horace; Capron family; Texas; Liepan
Indians; Comanche Indians; farming; Illinois; Civil War; 14th Illinois
Cavalry; generals; United States Commissioner of Agriculture; agriculture;
advisors; Japan; art |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
350-362 |
Centennial of the visit of General Lafayette to
Shawneetown |
|
Lafayette, Marquis de; travel; 1825; Shawneetown,
Ill.; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Coles, Edward; centennial; program |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
363-366 |
Address of Judge James Hall upon the occasion of
the visit to Shawneetown of General Lafayette and his party, May 14, 1825 |
Hall, James |
Lafayette, Marquis de; Revolutionary War; United
States; independence; travel; Shawneetown, Ill.; 1825; speeches |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
367-382 |
Address on the occasion of the observance of the
centenary of the official visit of General Lafayette to Illinois |
Doyle, Cornelius J. |
Lafayette, Marquis de; Revolutionary War; France;
travel; United States; 1825; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Shawneetown, Ill.; centennial;
speeches |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
383-389 |
The visit to Moline, Illinois of Capt. Francis
Jeffrey Dickens, son of Charles Dickens, the English novelist |
Alsterlund, Louise Jamieson |
Dickens, Francis Jeffrey; Dickens, Charles;
Northwest Mounted Police; travel; Jamieson, A. W.; Moline, Ill.; death;
burial; letters; Jamieson, Guy; Jamieson, Norman; Dickens, Charles, Jr. |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
390-392 |
The visit to Illinois of Charles Dickens, 1842; of
his sons, Francis Jeffrey Dickens, in 1886, and Alfred Tennyson Dickens, in
1911 : what the Illinois State Historical Society has published about these
visits |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
Dickens, Charles; Dickens, Francis Jeffrey;
Dickens, Alfred Tennyson; travel; Illinois; death; burial |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
393-406 |
Pen pictures of the central part of the city of
Quincy as it was when Douglas and Lincoln met in debate |
Richardson, William A., Jr. |
Quincy, Ill.; buildings; stores; business
district; residents |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
407-415 |
Edmund J. James, 1855-1925 |
Weber, Jessie Palmer |
James, Edmund J.; educators; University of
Illinois; Northwestern University; president; Evanston Township High School;
principal; University of Pennsylvania; American Academy of Political and
Social Science; University of Chicago, University Extension Division;
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
416-421 |
The coming of the Ingalls family to Illinois in
1834 |
Dixon, Mary F. C. |
Ingalls family; Ingals family; Ingalls, Henry
Lawrence; Ingalls, Charles Francis; migration; travel; diaries |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
422-432 |
The John Murphy family as pioneers in Illinois |
Murphy, A. F. |
Murphy, John; Murphy family; Murphy, A. F.;
memoirs; migration; pioneer life; Fulton County, Ill.; Henry County, Ill.;
steamboats; farming; education |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
433-435 |
Thomas Gregg : historian, editor and publisher |
Gordon, J. A. |
Gregg, Thomas; Hancock County, Ill.; newspapers;
editors; historians |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
436-439 |
General Henry Knox : after whom Knox County,
Illinois was named |
Sandham, William R. |
Knox, Henry; Revolutionary War; generals;
Washington, George; Secretary of War; Knox County, Ill. |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
440-442 |
General Hugh Mercer, after whom Mercer County,
Illinois, was named |
Sandham, William R. |
Mercer, Hugh; French and Indian War; Revolutionary
War; generals; Washington, George;
Mercer County, Ill. |
||||||||
18 |
2 |
July 1925 |
443-445 |
General Philip Schuyler, after whom Schuyler
County, Illinois, was named |
Sandham, William R. |
Schuyler, Philip; French and Indian War;
Revolutionary War; generals; Senate; Schuyler County, Ill. |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
503-574 |
Eric Janson and the Bishop Hill colony |
Erdahl, Sivert |
Bishop Hill, Ill.; Janson, Eric; Olson, Olof;
Olson, Jonas; Lutheran Church; Jansonism; Sweden; immigration; United States;
Hedstrom, Jonas; Methodist Church; Janson, Sophia Pollock; Root, John; Root,
Charlotte Janson; Berglund, Anders; Johnson, Olof; communism; Hedin, Nils;
celibacy; business; finance |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
575-635 |
Address at the Jacksonville centennial, October 6,
1925 |
Yates, Richard [Jr.] |
Jacksonville, Ill.; centennial; speeches; Yates,
Richard; markers; Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln, Abraham; Webster, Daniel;
Bryan, William Jennings; Bryan, Silas L.; Hardin, John J.; Grierson,
Benjamin; Grant, Ulysses S.; Jackson, Andrew; Morgan, Daniel; Illinois
College |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
636-657 |
A voice from the past : letters of Jean Girault
relating to the Illinois country |
Roberts, H. W. |
Girault, Jean; letters; Clark, William; Illinois;
land; Spain; Clark, George Rogers; army; interpreters; Revolutionary War;
Kaskaskia, Ill.; Vincennes, Ind.; state's attorney; Rogers, John |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
658-667 |
The ringers of the Liberty Bell |
Alexander, Mary D. |
Liberty Bell; ringers; Kelley, Edward; Edward,
David; McNair, Andrew; Lehre, Jacob; Hurry, William; Bowling, Thomas;
Declaration of Independence |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
668-685 |
Personal recollections of the early settlement of
Carlinville, Illinois |
Wright, Mary Byram |
Wright, Mary Byram Otwell; memoirs; Otwell, Stith
M.; pioneer life; Carlinville, Ill.; Methodist Church |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
686-688 |
A sketch of the life and character of Mrs. Mary B.
(Otwell) Wright |
Wright, Emma Day |
Wright, Mary Byram Otwell; biography; Methodists;
Otwell, Stith M.; Wright, Ruel |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
689-693 |
Early settlements of Illinois -- some
recollections of Harriet Baker Winston |
Winston, Harriet Baker |
Illinois; settlers; Baker, George Coon; Baker,
Elizabeth Miller; Fort Edwards, Ill.; pioneer life |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
694-720 |
Somonauk United Presbyterian Church |
|
Somonauk United Presbyterian Church; markers; log
cabins; DeKalb County, Ill.; McMichael, T. H.; migration; settlers; Beveridge,
George; Schmidt, O. L.; slavery; Underground Railroad; Fugitive Slave Act |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
721-725 |
Model of the Piasa Bird is found in French museum |
Long, H. W. |
Piasa Bird; petroglyphs; American Indians;
Mongolians; sculptures; Potiers, France; museums; Marquette, Jacques |
||||||||
18 |
3 |
Oct. 1925 |
726-742 |
Tablet erected in Court House Park, Pittsfield,
Pike County, Illinois, in commemoration of Lincoln and Douglas, and Nicolay
and Hay |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; Nicolay,
John G.; Hay, John; markers; Pittsfield, Ill.; speeches; Thompson, Jesse M.;
Rees, Thomas |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
779-792 |
Days in the Lincoln country |
Masters, Edgar Lee |
Masters, Edgar Lee; memoirs; Masters, Thomas;
Black Hawk War; Morgan County, Ill.; Menard County, Ill.; lawsuits; Anno,
William; Lincoln, Abraham; Masters, Hardin Wallace; slavery; Kansas-Nebraska
Act; Petersburg, Ill.; Herndon, William H.; Graham, Mentor |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
793-969 |
Diary of Colonel William Camm, 1861 to 1865 |
Haskell, Fritz, comp. and ed. |
Camm, William; diaries; Civil War; 14th Illinois
Infantry; Battle of Shiloh; Battle of Metamora; Siege of Vicksburg; Battle of
Meridian; Battle of Bentonville |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
970-980 |
Biography of Dad Joe Smith |
Coulter, Mrs. Frank |
Smith, Dad Joe; biography; Smith family; pioneer
life; migration; Kentucky; Illinois |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
981-990 |
Pioneer life among the Indians |
Young, Ella Smith |
Smith, Dad Joe; pioneer life; American Indians;
Illinois; Black Hawk; Black Hawk War |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
992-998 |
Reminiscences of Dad Joe |
Coulter, Catherine |
Smith, Dad Joe; Coulter, Catherine Smith;
migration; Kentucky; Illinois; pioneer life.; Peoria, Ill.; Galena, Ill. |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
998-1000 |
Peoria and Galena State Road : N. Matson's
reminiscences of Bureau Co., P. 291-2-3 |
Matson, N. |
Smith, Dad Joe; roads; Peoria and Galena State
Road; construction; commissioner; Illinois |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
1000-1001 |
Dad Joe Trail |
|
Smith, Dad Joe; roads; Illinois; Dad Joe Trail;
Dixon, Ill.; Princeton, Ill.; Lincoln Highway; Ivy Trail |
||||||||
18 |
4 |
Jan. 1926 |
1001-1003 |
Young Dad Joe's ride |
|
Smith, Dad Joe; Black Hawk War; dispatches; Dixon,
Ill.; Fort Wilburn, Ill.; Reynolds, John |
||||||||
19 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1926 |
13-15 |
Jessie Palmer Weber : August 1, 1863-May 31, 1926 |
Schmidt, Otto L. |
Weber, Jessie Palmer; librarians; Illinois State
Historical Library; Illinois State Historical Society; Illinois Centennial
Commission |
||||||||
19 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1926 |
16-30 |
The Daniel Boone myth |
Alvord, Clarence Walworth |
Boone, Daniel; Kentucky; pioneers; fur trade;
hunting; French; British; French and Indian War; settlers; migration;
speculators |
||||||||
19 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1926 |
31-48 |
A rare judicial service : Charles S. Zane |
Zane, John M. |
Zane, Charles S.; judges; Illinois; Utah; Mormons;
polygamy; Edmunds Act; trials |
||||||||
19 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1926 |
49-62 |
Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Illinois |
Walker, Harriet J. |
Revolutionary War; soldiers; graves; Illinois |
||||||||
19 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1926 |
63-76 |
Rock Creek Lyceum : an introductory note |
Bone, Robert E. |
Rock Creek, Ill.; Rock Creek Lyceum; literary
societies; debating societies; Nance, Thomas J.; McElroy, James I. T. |
||||||||
19 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1926 |
77-93 |
Law address of ex-Senator James R. Doolittle :
delivered before the Union College of Law at Chicago, June 6th, 1879 |
Mowry, Duane, ed. |
Doolittle, James R.; speeches; law; lawyers;
United States; Supreme Court; Constitution; states; sovereignty; republic |
||||||||
19 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1926 |
94-238 |
Autobiography of Abel Mills |
Mills, Albert T., ed. |
Mills, Abel; autobiography; Mills family; Quakers;
farming; Brownsville, Pa.; migration; steamboats; Putnam County, Ill.;
prairie; pioneer life; Clear Lake Monthly Meeting; meeting house; Mills,
Arthelia Bosley; wolves; Clear Creek Monthly Meeting; travel |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
13-35 |
The significance of the sesqui centennial
celebration of the American Revolution west of the Allegheny Mountains |
James, James Alton |
Revolutionary War; sesquicentennial; frontier;
Clark, George Rogers; British; American Indians; Dunsmore's War; Kentucky;
Detroit; Fort Pitt; Hamilton, Henry; Illinois; Fort de Chartres; Vincennes,
Ind.; Cahokia, Ill.; Kaskaskia, Ill.; French; pioneer life; fur trade |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
36-42 |
Jessie Palmer Weber |
Greene, Evarts Boutell |
Weber, Jessie Palmer; librarians; Illinois State
Historical Library; Illinois State Historical Society; Illinois Centennial
Commission |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
43-73 |
Six months in the White House |
Grimsley, Elizabeth Todd |
Grimsley, Elizabeth Todd; Lincoln, Abraham;
Lincoln, Mary Todd; presidents; inauguration; 1861; White House; Fort Sumter;
Civil War; Battle of Bull Run; Seward, William H. |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
74-101 |
Abraham Lincoln and New Salem : an address
delivered before the Mississippi Valley Historical Association and the
Illinois State Historical Society on their joint pilgrimage to New Salem
Saturday May 8, 1926 |
Barton, William E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; New Salem, Ill.; restoration ;
speeches; Rutledge, Ann; Owens, Mary; Saunders, Sarah Rutledge; Rutledge,
David; letters; Marsh, Matthew S. |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
102-114 |
Lincoln and the American tradition of civil
liberty |
Cole, Arthur C. |
Lincoln, Abraham; civil liberties; dissent; Alien
Act; Sedition Act; War of 1812; Mexican War; Civil War; political prisoners;
Chicago Times; conscientious objectors |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
115-141 |
Indians and Indian fighters |
Doyle, Cornelius J. |
American Indians; French and Indian War;
colonists; soldiers; British; French; Pontiac; Tecumseh; Revolutionary War;
Clark, George Rogers; Hamilton, Henry; Vincennes, Ind.; Northwest Ordinance;
land; claims; St. Clair, Arthur; Wayne, Anthony; Harrison, William Henry;
Tecumseh; Johnson, Richard; Black Hawk War; Jackson, Andrew; Sioux Indians;
Cheyenne Indians; Red Cloud; Crazy Horse; Custer, George A.; Forsyth, Sandy;
Black Kettle; Roman Nose; Bake, Eugene M.; Baker Massacre; Blackfoot Indians;
Battle of Little Big Horn |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
142-152 |
Our Indians |
Piersen, Joan |
Potawatomi Indians; Fox River Valley, Ill.;
Aurora, Ill.; Kane County, Ill.; Shabbona; Waubonsie |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
153-160 |
Sangamo Town |
Roll, John Linden |
Sangamo, Ill; Roll, John Eddy; migration; Lincoln,
Abraham; flatboats |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
161-162 |
Judge John A. Arenz |
|
Arenz, John A.; biography; judges; mayor;
Beardstown, Ill. |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
162-163 |
Address of welcome |
Arenz, John A. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Beardstown, Ill.; Beardstown
Republican Club; speeches |
||||||||
19 |
3-4 |
Oct. 1926-Jan. 1927 |
163-175 |
History of the Morgan County bar |
Epler, Cyrus |
Morgan County, Ill.; Circuit Court of Morgan
County; lawyers; judges; courts; courthouses |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
13-48 |
"The fatal first of January, 1841" |
Miles, Mary Leighton |
Lincoln, Abraham; 1841; Herndon, William H.;
Lamon, Ward Hill; Lincoln, Mary Todd; marriage; license; Illinois; House of
Representatives; judicial reform; law; cases; Speed, Joshua F. |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
49-62 |
The burning of Sauk-E-Nuk : the westernmost battle
of the revolution |
Cummings, J. E. |
Sauk-E-Nuk; Sauk Indians; Rock River, Ill.;
Revolutionary War; Illinois; Clark, George Rogers; Montgomery, John |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
63-97 |
The genesis of old Vermilion, 1826-1926 |
Tilton, Clint Clay |
Vermilion County, Ill.; French; Jesuits; British;
Revolutionary War; Virginia; Spanish; Illinois; salt; migration; cities;
towns; townships; Danville, Ill.; Beckwith, Dan; Northern Cross Railroad;
Great Western Railroad; pioneer life; churches; schools; slavery; Lamon, Ward
Hill; Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen; debates; election; Senate; 1858;
Civil War |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
98-102 |
"Old Trading Post," first house of the
white man in Lee County |
Neighbour, L. B. |
Old Trading Post; fur trade; Dixon Township, Lee
County, Ill.; Rock River, Ill.; Le Sallier |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
103-111 |
A history of the First Congregational Church of
Princeton, Illinois : 1831-1924 |
Harrison, Ella W. |
Princeton, Ill.; First Congregational Church;
Hampshire Colony Congregational Church; migration; missionaries; Lovejoy,
Owen; slavery |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
112-127 |
A history of the First Congregational Church of
Geneseo |
Taylor, Ella Hume |
Geneseo, Ill.; First Congregational Church;
revivals; migration; slavery; Underground Railroad; missionaries |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
128-135 |
Wheaton seventy years ago |
Gary, Olin J. |
Wheaton, Ill.; DuPage County, Ill.; county seat;
Naperville, Ill. |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
138-154 |
Springfield Home for the Friendless |
Humphrey, Mary E. |
Springfield Home for the Friendless; Civil War;
refugees; women; children; Springfield, Ill.; Springer, Francis |
||||||||
20 |
1 |
Apr. 1927 |
155-158 |
Will of Shadrach Bond, first governor of Illinois,
found in the county clerk's office of Randolph County |
|
Bond, Shadrach; governors; wills; slaves; freedom;
Illinois |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
185-200 |
Josiah Lamborn, Attorney General of Illinois,
1840-43 |
Doyle, Cornelius J. |
Lamborn, Josiah; Illinois; attorney general;
lawyers; murder; trials; Springfield, Ill.; Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas,
Stephen A.; Jackson, Andrew |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
201-215 |
The unveiling of tablet on Grant memorial tree at
Riddle Hill, July 1, 1927 |
Speulda, Alta Mae |
Grant, Ulysses S.; markers; Riddle Hill, Ill.; Civil
War; 21st Illinois Infantry |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
216-236 |
Ulysses S. Grant : address at the unveiling of
tablet to Ulysses S. Grant at walnut tree, Riddle Hill, July 1, 1927 |
Yates, Richard |
Grant, Ulysses S.; markers; Riddle Hill, Ill.;
Camp Yates, Ill.; Civil War; 21st Illinois Infantry; Daughters of the
American Revolution; speeches |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
237-239 |
Ulysses S. Grant's visit to the home of Capt.
James N. Brown, Inland Grove, Illinois, July 4, 1861 |
Brown, Benjamin Waterfield |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Brown, James N.; 21st Illinois
Infantry; Civil War; Island Grove, Ill. |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
240-242 |
Lorado Taft's statue of Lincoln unveiled at
Urbana, Illinois, July 3, 1927 |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; Urbana, Ill.; Taft,
Lorado |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
243-254 |
The enduring Lincoln |
Barton, William E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; Urbana, Ill.; Taft,
Lorado |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
255-257 |
Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor
pageant, "The Discovery of Illinois," at Perrin's Ledge,
Kampsville, Illinois |
McKenney, Mrs. S. D. |
Daughters of the American Revolution; Illinois;
history; pageants |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
258-264 |
Shurtleff College centennial |
Potter, George Milton |
Shurtleff College; centennial; Baptist Church |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
265-281 |
The new Black Hawk State Park |
Hauberg, John H. |
Black Hawk State Park; Black Hawk; Sauk Indians;
Fox Indians; Rock Island, Ill.; Rock River; French; Revolutionary War; Clark,
George Rogers; War of 1812; Black Hawk War |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
282-297 |
Rock River and its crossings |
Wingert, Edward E. |
Rock River; Dixon, Ill.; ferries; bridges; dams;
Dixon, John; Ogee, Joseph; Ogee's Ferry; Dixon Dam and Bridge Company;
Illinois Central Railroad |
||||||||
20 |
2 |
July 1927 |
299-302 |
Dutch windmill, built by Henry Emminga of Golden,
Adams County, in 1872, still in operation |
|
windmills; grain; Golden, Ill.; Emminga, Henry R.;
Franzen, F. B.; Emminga, Margaret |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
329-356 |
Anti-slavery convention held in Alton, Illinois,
October 26-28, 1837 |
Bowen, A. L. |
Alton, Ill.; slavery; abolition; Hurlbut, Thaddeus
B.; Alton Observer; Lovejoy, Elijah P.; Hurlbut, Wilberforce Lovejoy |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
357-369 |
The "piasa" or "thunder bird" |
Stoddard, Henry Lee |
Piasa Bird; petroglyphs; American Indians; Zodiac;
astronomy; seasons; mythology; India; Africa; Arabia |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
370-410 |
An Illinois village, 1873 and 1923 |
Hall, Frank Richards |
Eureka, Ill.; 1873; 1923; description; population;
government; social life; agriculture; industry; politics; education; religion |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
411-420 |
Planting the Church of the Disciples at Little
Mackinaw, 1833-1927 : Mackinaw Township, Tazewell County, Illinois |
Darst, Emma Delle Railsback |
Little Mackinaw Christian Church (Disciples of
Christ), Tazewell County, Ill.; Railsback, Thomas Fisher; ministers; elders |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
422-428 |
The assassination of Abraham Lincoln |
DeMotte, William H. |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; Booth, John
Wilkes |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
429-431 |
Giant City State Park |
Mulcaster, J. G. |
Giant City State Park; Makanda, Ill. |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
432-454 |
William Davis Colby |
Colby, Lydia |
Colby, William Davis; biography; soldiers; Civil
War; diaries; letters; farming; Henry County, Ill.; Colby, Mary Elizabeth
Dodds |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
455-470 |
Charles A. Lindbergh's visit to Springfield,
Illinois, Aug. 15th, 1927 |
|
Lindbergh, Charles A.; aviators; aviation; Spirit
of St. Louis; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
471-475 |
Shelby County Illinois centennial observed in
Forest Park, Shelbyville, Illinois, Oct. 11, 1927 |
|
Shelby County, Ill.; Shelbyville, Ill.; centennial |
||||||||
20 |
3 |
Oct. 1927 |
476-479 |
Unveiling of Paddock tablet by Ninian Edwards
chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution |
Flagg, Norman G. |
Paddock, Gaius; soldiers; grave; Revolutionary
War; markers |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
499-522 |
The Hankses |
Barton, William E. |
Hanks family; Lincoln, Nancy Hanks; genealogy;
Lincoln, Abraham; Malmesbury, England; Hanks, Thomas |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
523-546 |
George Rogers Clark |
English, Sara John |
Clark, George Rogers; memorials; ancestry;
Revolutionary War; army; Kentucky; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Vincennes, Ind.; British;
French; American Indians |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
547-568 |
President Lincoln's clemency |
Dorris, J. T. |
Lincoln, Abraham; president; pardons; offenses;
courts; courts martial; soldiers; deserters; slave trade; secession;
Confederacy; assassination; Johnson, Andrew |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
569-577 |
The Methodist Memorial at Chateau-Thierry, France |
Wadsworth, Julian S. |
Chateau-Thierry, France; Methodist Memorial;
Methodist Church; World War I; relief; social service |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
578-583 |
Early taverns and inns in Illinois |
Elder, Paul Wilson |
taverns; inns; Illinois; Nachusa Tavern; Dixon,
John; Wolf Tavern; Chicago; Yankee Tavern; Princeton Hotel; Weaver Hotel;
Princeton, Ill. |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
584-591 |
From the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia to Henry
County, Illinois |
Colby, Lydia |
Funk, Abraham; Funk family; Mennonites; Civil War;
pacifism; Virginia; migration; travel; pioneer life; Henry County, Ill. |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
592-593 |
William Richards, Esq. |
Richards, Belle N. |
Richards, William; pioneer life; Quincy, Ill. |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
594-597 |
Old covered bridge in Adams County, Illinois to be
destroyed |
Dittmer, Oscar L. |
covered bridges; demolition; Adams County, Ill.;
roads; Route 66 |
||||||||
20 |
4 |
Jan. 1928 |
598-601 |
Illinois Day celebration |
Illinois State Historical Society |
Illinois; statehood; anniversaries; Illinois State
Historical Society |
||||||||
21 |
1 |
Apr. 1928 |
1-91 |
Diary of Mrs. Joseph Duncan (Elizabeth Caldwell
Smith) |
Putnam, Elizabeth Duncan, ed. |
Duncan, Elizabeth Smith; Duncan, Joseph; diaries;
migration; pioneer life; religion; Jacksonville, Ill.; governors; Illinois |
||||||||
21 |
1 |
Apr. 1928 |
92-110 |
The public career of William Barton Warren |
Urch, Erwin J. |
Warren, William Barton; lawyers; migration;
Illinois; Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.; militia; Nauvoo Legion; Mexican War; army;
officers; Scott, Winfield; Taylor, Zachary; Battle of Buena Vista; Illinois
Supreme Court |
||||||||
21 |
1 |
Apr. 1928 |
111-159 |
The history of Trinity Church, Jacksonville,
Illinois : the oldest Episcopal church in Illinois |
English, Sara John |
Trinity Church, Jacksonville, Ill.; Episcopal
Church; Illinois; ministers; register; marriages; burials; baptisms |
||||||||
21 |
1 |
Apr. 1928 |
160-163 |
Oquawka celebrates its one hundredth anniversary
of first white settlement, 1927 |
Smith, Elizabeth |
Oquawka, Ill.; centennial |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
183-199 |
Journal of a pioneer missionary -- the Rev. Lemuel
Foster |
Spinka, Matthew, ed. |
Foster, Lemuel; missionaries; diaries; memoirs;
pioneer life; Congregational Church; Illinois; Foster, Lydia Conderry;
migration; travel |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
200-217 |
President Lincoln's war problem |
Palmer, John McAuley |
Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War; World War I; morale;
army; generals; McClellan, George B.; Lee, Robert E.; Jackson, Stonewall;
Grant, Ulysses S. |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
218-223 |
Discovery of record of Lincoln's Chicago speech of
October 27, 1854 |
Wiley, Earl W. |
Lincoln, Abraham; speeches; Chicago; 1854;
Kansas-Nebraska Act |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
224-232 |
An address which was not delivered : Fourth of
July oration of Hon. James R. Doolittle, prepared by request to be delivered
at the World's Fair of Chicago, July 4, 1893 |
Doolittle, James R. |
Doolittle, James R.; speeches; World's Columbian
Exposition; United States; patriotism |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
233-234 |
Alexander Charters |
Charters, Blanche S. |
Charters, Alexander; homes; Dixon, Ill.; Rock
River |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
235-241 |
Macon County, Illinois |
Foster, Lelah |
Macon County, Ill.; towns; names; townships;
government |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
242-252 |
The unveiling of the Kelley cabin marker Dec. 3,
1927 |
Speulda, Alta Mae |
Kelley, John; cabins; Springfield, Ill.; markers |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
253-259 |
Lorado Taft's Pioneer Group at Elmwood |
Hieronymus, R. E. |
Taft, Lorado; Elmwood, Ill.; statue; Pioneer
Group; Garland, Hamlin |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
260-267 |
George Rogers Clark : conquest of the Northwest --
Fort Gage sesqui-centennial observation |
Corr, Paul Benjamin |
Clark, George Rogers; sesquicentennial; Fort Gage;
Kaskaskia, Ill.; Cahokia, Ill.; Revolutionary War |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
268-272 |
George Rogers Clark sesqui-centennial observations
-- trail from Fort Massac to Kaskaskia |
Corr, Paul Benjamin |
Clark, George Rogers; sesquicentennial; trails;
Fort Massac; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Revolutionary War |
||||||||
21 |
2 |
July 1928 |
273-280 |
Family history of John Halbert of St. Clair County |
Halbert, William Underwood |
Halbert, John; Halbert family; migration;
Virginia; St. Clair County, Ill.; pioneer life |
||||||||
21 |
3 |
Oct. 1928 |
291-358 |
The Anglo-Spanish frontier in the Illinois country
during the American Revolution, 1779-1783 |
Nasatir, A. P. |
Revolutionary War; Illinois; Spanish; British;
American Indians; trade; St. Louis; Fort St. Joseph; Cruzat, Francis; Leyba,
Fernando de; Clark, George Rogers; Galvez, Bernardo de; Hamilton, Henry;
Haldimand, Frederick; Sinclair, Patrick; Cartabona, Francisco; Pouree,
Eugenio |
||||||||
21 |
3 |
Oct. 1928 |
359-381 |
Genet's western intrigue, 1793-1794 |
Hall, F. R. |
Genet, Edmond Charles; Mississippi River;
Louisiana; Spain; France; Clark, George Rogers; Michaux, Andre |
||||||||
21 |
3 |
Oct. 1928 |
382-394 |
The laws in force in Illinois prior to its
statehood : address given before the alumni and students of Lincoln College
of Law at their annual reunion at Springfield, June 14, 1928 |
Edwards, W. W. |
Illinois Territory; laws; Articles of
Confederation; Virginia; Northwest Territory; Northwest Ordinance;
Constitution; speeches |
||||||||
21 |
3 |
Oct. 1928 |
395-408 |
Fundamentalism and modernism in an Illinois
college |
Rammelkamp, Charles H. |
Illinois College; ministers; theology; education;
fundamentalism; modernism; Presbyterian Church; Congregational Church;
Beecher, Edward; Sturtevant, Julian M.; Turner, Jonathan Baldwin; Baldwin,
Theron |
||||||||
21 |
3 |
Oct. 1928 |
409-418 |
Galena's memories of General Ulysses Grant |
Bale, Florence Gratiot |
Galena, Ill.; Grant, Ulysses S.; Civil War; army;
presidency; memorials; Grant family |
||||||||
21 |
3 |
Oct. 1928 |
419-436 |
Elizabeth Moore Morris Casey |
Kretschmar, Ella Morris Casey |
Casey, Elizabeth Moore Morris; ancestry; Morris,
Samuel; Morris, Sarah Galbraith; Casey, John Wanton; Pennsylvania; migration;
Pekin, Ill.; pioneer life |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
453-499 |
Douglas and the Compromise of 1850 |
Harmon, George D. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; slavery; Compromise of 1850;
Missouri Compromise; Mexican War; California; territories; states;
sovereignty; Wilmot Proviso; Fugitive Slave Act; Clay, Henry; Calhoun, John
C.; Davis, Jefferson |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
500-505 |
The Peoria truce |
Angle, Paul M. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; Missouri
Compromise; repeal; speeches; 1854 |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
506-524 |
Nauvoo, Illinois, under Mormon and Icarian
occupations |
Rees, Thomas |
Nauvoo, Ill.; Mormons; Smith, Joseph; charters;
government; newspapers; Nauvoo Expositor; migration; Utah; Icarians;
communism; utopias; Cabet, Etienne Roux |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
525-530 |
Historic churches in Illinois |
Schnapp, Margaret Katherine |
churches; Rock Creek Presbyterian Church; Rock
Creek, Ill. |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
531-532 |
Remarks of Mrs. William Jackson Sweeney, state D.
A. R. regent of Illinois, on presenting the gold medal, state prize |
Sweeney, Mrs. William Jackson |
Illinois; history; essays; contests; awards;
Schnapp, Margaret Katherine; Daughters of the American Revolution |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
534-540 |
Statue of the Madonna of the Trail unveiled at
Vandalia by Daughters of the American Revolution |
Moss, Bess D. |
pioneers; women; mothers; statues; Daughters of
the American Revolution; National Old Trails Committee; Moss, Mrs. John Trigg |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
541-546 |
Bronze memorial tablet to soldiers of 1812 buried
in Bond Co., erected by Kaskaskia Chapter, United States Daughters of 1812,
at Greenville, Illinois |
Davidson, Mrs. Charles E. |
War of 1812; soldiers; markers; graves; Bond
County, Ill.; Greenville, Ill.; United States Daughters of 1812, Kaskaskia
Chapter; Flagg, Norman G. |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
547-555 |
One hundredth anniversary of Presbyterian Church
of Vandalia, Illinois |
Gochenour, N. C. |
Vandalia, Ill.; Presbyterian Church; centennial |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
556-568 |
Benjamin Dann Walsh |
Pammel, L. H. |
Walsh, Benjamin Dann; Rock Island, Ill.;
entomology; Illinois |
||||||||
21 |
4 |
Jan. 1929 |
569-570 |
The Illinois State Society of Washington, D. C. |
James, Otho F. |
Illinois State Society of Washington, D.C.;
members; programs |
||||||||
22 |
1 |
Apr. 1929 |
1-64 |
Civil War public opinion of General Grant |
Green, Anna Maclay |
Grant, Ulysses S.; public opinion; Civil War; newspapers;
magazines; diaries; memoirs; military policy; personality; politics |
||||||||
22 |
1 |
Apr. 1929 |
65-78 |
Is Lincoln among the aristocrats? |
Barton, William E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; ancestry; genealogy; Lincoln
family; Hanks family; Lee family; Lee, Robert E. |
||||||||
22 |
1 |
Apr. 1929 |
79-87 |
The Lincoln statue in Rosemond Grove cemetery,
Rosemond, Illinois |
Martin, Lorene; |
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; Mulligan, Charles J.;
Rosamond, Ill.; Rosemond Grove Cemetery; cannons |
||||||||
22 |
1 |
Apr. 1929 |
88-92 |
Benjamin Ogden -- first Western cavalier |
Warren, Louis A. |
Ogden, Benjamin; Methodist Church; ministers;
circuit riders; Elizabethtown, Ky.; Lincoln, Thomas |
||||||||
22 |
1 |
Apr. 1929 |
93-163 |
Black Hawk's Mississippi : from Rock River to the
Bad Axe |
Hauberg, John H. |
Black Hawk; Sauk Indians; Keokuk; Mississippi
River; Illinois; Indiana, Wisconsin; travel; boating; Rock River; Rock
Island, Ill.; Victory, Wis.; War of 1812; Clark, William; Fort Armstrong,
Ill.; lead; mining; Black Hawk War; Battle of the Bad Axe |
||||||||
22 |
1 |
Apr. 1929 |
164-191 |
Shawneetown |
Lyles, Stella Pendleton |
Shawneetown, Ill.; pioneer life; Shawnee Indians;
British; Croghan, George; Clark, George Rogers; Mound Builders; Coles,
Edward; Lafayette, Marquis de; Ohio River; boating; floods |
||||||||
22 |
1 |
Apr. 1929 |
192-194 |
Sarah Lusk marker unveiled at Golconda, Illinois |
Trovillion, Madge |
Lusk, Sarah; markers; ferries; Golconda, Ill.;
Sarahsville, Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
2 |
July 1929 |
215-295 |
Memoirs : record of events in the life and times
of Edward William West, Belleville, Illinois, A. D. 1895 |
West, Edward William |
West, Edward William; memoirs; pioneer life;
farming; religion; politics; Belleville, Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
2 |
July 1929 |
296-298 |
Passing of E. W. West |
|
West, Edward William; obituaries |
||||||||
22 |
2 |
July 1929 |
299-321 |
History of the Springfield Family Welfare
Association |
Brown, Jane Logan |
Springfield Family Welfare Association;
Springfield, Ill.; Springfield Associated Charities; charities; organization;
administration; surveys; social workers; families; children |
||||||||
22 |
2 |
July 1929 |
322-334 |
Manual for the communicants of the Presbyterian
Church at Belvidere, Boone Co., Ill., compiled April 1853 |
|
Belvidere, Ill.; Presbyterian Church; beliefs;
covenant; worship; officers; members |
||||||||
22 |
2 |
July 1929 |
335-356 |
Letters written by a Peoria woman in 1835 : by
boat, wagon, horse and foot to Peoria in the days of pioneers |
Bigelow, Ellen |
Bigelow, Ellen; letters; migration; travel;
stagecoaches; railroads; Erie Canal; sailing ships; Buffalo, N. Y.; Detroit;
Chicago; Illinois; prairie; Peoria, Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
2 |
July 1929 |
357-361 |
The Lincoln family in 1861 : a history of the
painting and engraving |
Smyser, George H. |
Lincoln family; Lincoln, Abraham; engravings;
lithographs; paintings; Carpenter, Frank B.; Buttre, J. C. |
||||||||
22 |
2 |
July 1929 |
362-364 |
Alexis Clermont, an old mail carrier |
Haussner, R. A. |
Clermont, Alexis; mail carriers; Chicago; Green
Bay, Wis. |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
375-387 |
Historical values in the mid-century literature of
the Middle West |
Hirsch, Arthur H. |
literature; Midwest; values; pioneer life;
immigration; education; religion; humor |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
388-400 |
James Hall in Shawneetown |
Shultz, Esther |
Hall, James; Shawneetown, Ill.; frontier life;
lawyers; newspapers; Illinois Gazette; slavery; politics; judges; state
treasurer |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
401-446 |
A girl in the sixties : excerpts from the journal
of Anna Ridgely (Mrs. James L. Hudson) |
Corneau, Octavia Roberts, ed.; Osborne, Georgia L. |
Ridgely, Anna; diaries; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
447-450 |
Azel W. Dorsey : Lincoln's school teacher in
Indiana buried in Illinois |
Oakleaf, J. B. |
Dorsey, Azel W.; teachers; Lincoln, Abraham;
grave; Schuyler County, Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
451-460 |
Dedication of Marquette monument at Grafton,
Illinois |
Siedenburg, Frederic |
Marquette, Jacques; monuments; exploration;
Joliet, Louis; Grafton, Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
461-467 |
Beard family history |
Collins, Minerva |
Beard family; genealogy; Beard, Thomas; migration;
Illinois; pioneer life |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
468-476 |
Annie Louise Keller memorial : unveiled at White
Hall, Illinois |
|
Keller, Annie Louise; teachers; Centerville, Ill.;
tornado; students; monuments; Taft, Lorado |
||||||||
22 |
3 |
Oct. 1929 |
477-490 |
Rev. Jesse Pearce |
Smith, Micah Pearce |
Presbyterian Church; Cumberland Presbyterians;
Illinois; ministers; ordination; camp meetings; genealogy |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
501-558 |
New Salem : early chapter in Lincoln's life |
Chandler, Josephine Craven |
Lincoln, Abraham; New Salem, Ill.; Offutt, Denton;
Illinois State Legislature; Sangamon River; navigation; steamboats; Black
Hawk War; Rutledge, James; Rutledge, Ann; Cartwright, Peter; Berry, William;
McNeil, John; McNamar, John; Graham, Mentor; Illinois State Legislature |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
559-581 |
Sketch of Charles James Fox Clarke with letters to
his mother |
Clarke, Charles R. |
Clarke, Charles James Fox; migration; Illinois;
pioneer life; letters |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
582-592 |
Lincoln in the campaign of 1856 |
Wiley, Earl Wellington |
Lincoln, Abraham; election; 1856; Republican
Party; slavery; speeches |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
593-600 |
Early mills in Illinois |
Hurie, Anna Kathryn |
Illinois; mills; New Salem, Ill.; Sangamon River;
Cameron, John M.; Offutt, Denton; Lincoln, Abraham; Bale, Fielding V..;
Lankford, William C. |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
601-606 |
Lincoln-Douglas debates, seventy-first anniversary
-- August 2, 1929 : Freeport unveils a Lincoln statue |
Barton, Albert O. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
anniversaries; election; Senate; 1858; statues; Crunelle, Leonard; Freeport,
Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
607-614 |
Lincoln-Douglas debates : anniversary observed
October 15, 1929, Alton, Illinois |
Armstrong, W. D. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; debates;
anniversaries; election; Senate; 1858; Alton, Ill.; speeches; Flagg, Norman
G. |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
615-622 |
Tablet marks site of first church in Springfield,
Illinois |
|
Springfield, Ill.; churches; Methodist Church;
markers |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
623-624 |
Standing guard at the Lincoln home : 1865 |
Greenleaf, C. J. |
soldiers; Civil War; Union; Lincoln, Abraham;
home; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
625-640 |
Forgotten statesmen of Illinois : Richard Adams |
Stevens, Frank E. |
Adams, Richard; doctors; Inlet, Ill.; Lee County,
Ill.; Lee Center, Ill.; Adams, Deborah Ingals; Ingals, Ephraim; slavery;
Republican Party; Illinois State Senate |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
641-648 |
A township pageants its progress |
Nichols, Fred S. |
Farmers Township, Fulton County, Ill.; centennial;
pageant |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
649-656 |
Illinois College centennial celebration |
|
Illinois College; centennial |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
657-658 |
Illinois birthday celebration |
|
Illinois; anniversaries; Illinois State Historical
Society |
||||||||
22 |
4 |
Jan. 1930 |
659-668 |
In the early days |
Hanley, Sarah Bond |
Illinois; women; pioneer life; LeCompte, Madame;
Edgar, Rachel; Morrison, Mrs. Robert; Bradwell, Myra; Walworth, Ellen Hardin |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
1-83 |
Richard Yates : his record as Civil War governor
of Illinois |
Kimball, E. L. |
Yates, Richard; Illinois; governors; Republican
Party; House of Representatives; slavery; Kansas-Nebraska Act; Missouri
Compromise; Civil War; Union; secession; Illinois State Militia; soldiers;
recruitment; hospitals; medical care; supplies; Illinois State Sanitary
Commission; Illinois General Assembly; Copperheads; Knights of the Golden
Circle; constitutional convention; 1862 |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
84-91 |
Mount Joliet : its place in Illinois history and
its location |
Knight, Robert; Zeuch, Lucius |
Mount Joliet, Ill.; location; maps; leveling |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
92-112 |
James Hall in Vandalia |
Shultz, Esther |
Hall, James; treasurer; Illinois; Antiquarian and
Historical Society of Illinois; authors; frontier life; politics; newspapers;
Illinois Intelligencer; magazines; Illinois Monthly Magazine |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
113-162 |
Asiatic cholera in Illinois |
Custer, Milo |
cholera; deaths; Illinois; central Illinois;
McLean County, Ill.; newspapers; editorials |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
163-170 |
Douglas the loyal |
Pollock, James; Cushman, Esther Cowles, introduction |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln, Abraham; secession;
Union; Civil War |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
171-174 |
Final interment of President Lincoln's remains at
the Lincoln Monument at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Ill. |
Meriam, Arthur L. |
Lincoln, Abraham; tomb; Springfield, Ill.; Oak
Ridge Cemetery; Lincoln, Robert Todd; Culver, J. S.; Culver Construction
Company |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
175-182 |
Portrait of a pioneer printer |
Jordan, Philip D. |
Edwards, James J.; printers; newspapers; Illinois;
Morgan County, Ill.; Iowa; Fort Madison, Iowa; Burlington Iowa |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
183-187 |
Special meeting of the Illinois State Historical
Society, sponsored by the Will County Historical Society |
|
Illinois State Historical Society; Will County
Historical Society; meetings |
||||||||
23 |
1 |
Apr. 1930 |
188-189 |
Marissa Chapter, D. A. R., unveils marker to John
Steele |
McClintock, Cora White |
Steele, John; markers; army; Revolutionary War;
migration; Illinois; Daughters of the American Revolution |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
201-204 |
References to Illinois in French-Canadian official
documents |
Riddell, William Renwick |
Canada; French; Quebec Province; documents;
Illinois |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
205-208 |
The first British bishop of Quebec and the
Catholics of Kaskaskia |
Riddell, William Renwick |
Quebec; bishop; Catholic Church; Briand,
Jean-Olivier; British; Canada; Kaskaskia, Ill. |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
209-239 |
Mrs. Caroline Phelps' diary |
Ewan, Mrs. J. T. Phelps |
Phelps, Caroline; diaries; pioneer life; Phelps,
William; Lewistown, Ill.; Oquawka, Ill.; Des Moines, Iowa; American Indians |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
240-245 |
Hon. Newton Cloud |
English, Sara John (Mrs. Henry W.) |
Cloud, Newton; Illinois; migration; Morgan County,
Ill.; Methodist Church; ministers; Illinois State Legislature; Democratic
Party |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
246-315 |
Civil War letters of Brigadier General William
Ward Orme -- 1862-1866 |
|
Orme, William Ward; Civil War; Union; army;
generals; 94th Illinois Infantry; letters; Battle of Prairie Grove; Battle of
Vicksburg; Yazoo City, Miss. |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
316-324 |
The early history of the King's Daughters Home for
Women, Springfield, Ill. |
Walker, Harriet J.; Gardiner, Mrs. John J. (Georgina Post) |
King's Daughters Home for Women; Springfield,
Ill.; International Order of the King's Daughters; women; elderly |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
325-327 |
Kuhne Beveridge |
|
Beveridge, Kuhne; sculptors; Illinois; Beveridge,
Ray; Beveridge, John L. |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
328 |
Julia Bracken Wendt |
|
Wendt, Julia Bracken; sculptors; Illinois |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
329-338 |
Dedication of memorial to Morris Birkbeck, at
Albion, Edwards County, on October 27, 1929 |
|
Birkbeck, Morris; memorials; English; immigration;
slavery; Edwards County, Ill.; speeches; Emmerson, Louis L. |
||||||||
23 |
2 |
July 1930 |
339-343 |
A biography of Morris Birkbeck |
Shoemaker, L. E. |
Birkbeck, Morris; biography; English; immigration;
Edwards County, Ill.; Illinois; slavery; Secretary of State |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
371-438 |
Newspapers and periodicals in the Lincoln-Douglas
country, 1831-1832 |
Heinl, Frank J. |
Jacksonville, Ill.; Morgan County, Ill.; post
office; newspapers; periodicals; subscriptions |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
439-458 |
Address of Cornelius J. Doyle, former secretary of
state of Illinois, at the dedication ceremonies of the monument erected by
Illinois to Stephen A. Douglas, at Winchester, Illinois, July 5, 1930 |
Doyle, Cornelius J. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; monuments; Winchester, Ill.;
biography; migration; Jacksonville, Ill.; lawyers; Jackson, Andrew; Illinois;
Secretary of State; Illinois Supreme Court; House of Representatives;
Democratic Party; University of Chicago; slavery; states’ rights; Senate;
election; 1858; president; 1860; speeches |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
459-502 |
The life and works of James Gardiner Edwards |
Jordan, Philip D. |
Edwards, James Gardiner; biography; New York
Courier; Edwards, Eleanor Dunlap; migration; Jacksonville, Ill.; Presbyterian
Church; Western Observor; Whig Party; Illinois Patriot; Fort Madison, Iowa.;
Western Adventurer; Burlington, Iowa; Iowa Patriot; Burlington Hawk-Eye;
Salter, William; Congregational Church; Mexican War; president; election,
1848; Taylor, Zachary |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
503-510 |
An episode of journalism in 1840 |
Weber, John Richard |
Weber, George R.; editors; Illinois Republican;
Illinois; capital; location; Vandalia, Ill.; Springfield, Ill.; Henry, Dr.;
Illinois Republican; Douglas, Stephen A.; Elkin, Garret; Weber, John B. |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
511-513 |
Winchester celebrates its one-hundredth birthday |
|
Winchester, Ill.; centennial |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
514-516 |
Logan Day memorial |
|
Logan, John A.; monuments; Murphysboro, Ill. |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
517-519 |
Lincoln’s statue unveiled at G. A. R. ceremony,
Minneapolis, Monday, May 26, 1930 |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; Minneapolis; Grand Army
of the Republic |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
520-521 |
Lincoln monument, Bunker Hill, Macoupin County,
Ill. |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; monuments; Bunker Hill, Ill.;
Macoupin County, Ill.; 1st Missouri Cavalry |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
522-536 |
Dedication of the memorial to James Butler Hickok,
“Wild Bill” |
Rice, Wallace |
Hickok, Wild Bill; Hickok, James Butler;
memorials; Troy Grove, Ill.; birthplace; marksmanship; Monticello, Kan.;
stage coaches; Civil War; Union; army; scouts; marshals; Hays City, Tex.;
Cheyenne, Wyo.; Lake, Agnes; Deadwood, S. D.; McCall, Jack |
||||||||
23 |
3 |
Oct. 1930 |
537-541 |
Dixon’s one-hundredth birthday celebration |
|
Dixon, Ill.; centennial |
||||||||
23 |
4 |
Jan. 1931 |
557-603 |
Report of the sesqui-centennial celebration of the
westernmost campaign of the Revolutionary War, at Rock Island, Illinois, and
: Why the Rock Island County sesqui-centennial |
Hauberg, John H. |
Revolutionary War; Rock Island, Ill.; sesquicentennial;
Sauk Indians; Fox Indians; Great Britain; Unites States; army; LaMain Cassee;
Gautier, Charles; Hamilton, Henry; Wabasha; Matchekuis; Hesse, Emanuel;
Calve, Joseph; Ducharme, Jean-Marie; Clark, George Rogers; Montgomery, John |
||||||||
23 |
4 |
Jan. 1931 |
604-617 |
Col. Conrad Weiser, pioneer, soldier, diplomat,
judge, provincial interpreter |
Anderson, Mrs. K. T. |
Weiser, Conrad; memorials; Weiser Park, Pa.;
Germans; immigration; England; New York State; Pennsylvania; Mohawk Indians;
Indian Bureau; treaties; French and Indian War |
||||||||
23 |
4 |
Jan. 1931 |
618-629 |
Lincoln’s early political background |
Warren, Louis A. |
Lincoln, Abraham; politics; ancestry; Lincoln
family; Lincoln, Thomas; Lincoln, Sarah Bush; Boone, Ratcliffe; Illinois
State Legislature; Illinois; speeches |
||||||||
23 |
4 |
Jan. 1931 |
630-641 |
Dr. John Gale, a pioneer army surgeon |
Cutter, Irving S. |
Gale, John; army; surgeons; Fort Armstrong, Ill.;
Camp Missouri, Neb.; Fort Atkinson, Neb.; Fort Leavenworth, Kan. |
||||||||
23 |
4 |
Jan. 1931 |
642-651 |
The British Indian attack on Pain Court (St.
Louis) |
Drumm, Stella M. |
Revolutionary War; British; American Indians; St.
Louis; Ducharme, Jean Marie; Leyba, Fernando de; Clark, George Rogers;
Montgomery, John |
||||||||
23 |
4 |
Jan. 1931 |
652-663 |
A forgotten hero of Rock Island |
Quaife, M. M. |
War of 1812; Prairie du Chien, Wis.; Clark,
William; Fort Shelby, Mich.; British; McKay, William; Keating, James; Sauk
Indians; Fox Indians; Taylor, Zachary |
||||||||
23 |
4 |
Jan. 1931 |
664-682 |
1780 – the Revolution at crisis in the West |
Pease, Theodore Calvin |
American Revolution; Revolutionary War; 1780;
Great Britain; France; Spain; Mississippi Valley; Clark, George Rogers;
Haldimand, Frederick; Sinclair, Patrick; Bird, Henry; Falls of the Ohio; La
Balme, Augustin de; Fort St. Joseph, Mich. |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
1-11 |
Educational pathfinders of Illinois |
Jones, Edgar DeWitt |
Illinois; teachers; schools; Graham, Mentor;
newspapers; ministers; missionaries; Peck, John Mason |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
12-17 |
Early schools and teachers in my county |
Edwards, Owenetta |
McLean County, Ill.; schools; teachers; education |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
18-19 |
Presentation of medal |
Dixson, Mrs. Eli |
Illinois; history; essays; awards; students;
Edwards, Owenetta |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
20-25 |
The story of a statue |
Stevens, Frank E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; Saint-Gaudens,
Augustus; Chicago; Lincoln Park; Morse, Langdon; Knowlton, G. E.; Davis,
Jefferson; miniatures; Saunders of London; Byron, George Gordon |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
26-104 |
A story of southern Illinois, the Soldiers’
Reservation, including the Indians, French traders, and some early Americans |
Moyers, William Nelson |
Southern Illinois; Soldiers’ Reservation; American
Indians; Mound Builders; French; fur trade; Northwest Territory; forts; army;
Wilkinson, James |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
105-109 |
The first airship |
Elliott, Eugene C. |
airships; Vermilion County, Ill.; Newell, Hugh;
Liggate, Jesse; Coddington, Benjamin |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
110-128 |
Development of the peace movement in Illinois
during the Civil War |
Hofer, J. M. |
Civil War; Democratic Party; Copperheads; peace
movement; Knights of the Golden Circle |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
129-140 |
The repudiation of Lincoln’s war policy in 1862 –
Stuart-Swett congressional campaign |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Illinois; House of Representatives; 1862;
election; Republican Party; Democratic Party; Swett, Leonard; Stuart, John
T.; Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War |
||||||||
24 |
1 |
Apr. 1931 |
141-160 |
An appraisal of the property of the Rev. James
McGeoch, 1833 |
Harper, C. A. |
McGeoch, James; ministers; Illinois; frontier
life; books; clothes; furnishings |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
173-186 |
Some correspondence of Ninian Edwards |
Jordan, Philip D. |
Edwards, Ninian; governor; Illinois Territory;
Illinois; letters; New York Historical Society |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
187-242 |
A catalogue of Illinois newspapers in the New York
Historical Society |
Mabbott, Thomas O.; Jordan, Philip D. |
Illinois; newspapers; catalogs; New York
Historical Society |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
243-298 |
A century of Methodism in Carlinville, Illinois |
Turnbull, Everett R. |
Methodist Church; Carlinville, Ill.; circuit
riders; Otwell, Stith Mead; churches; Anderson Female Seminary; parsonages;
Sunday schools; music; foreign missions; women |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
299-310 |
Hardin County, Illinois |
Miles, Arthur A. |
Hardin County, Ill.; settlers; geology;
topography; agriculture; residents |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
321-332 |
Why Lincoln wore a beard |
Dondero, George A. |
Lincoln, Abraham; beard; election; president;
1860; Bedell, Grace; letters |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
333-339 |
Rededication of Lincoln monument |
|
Lincoln, Abraham; tomb; Springfield, Ill.; Hoover,
Herbert |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
340-341 |
Centennial of the First Presbyterian Church,
Galena, Illinois |
|
Galena, Illinois; First Presbyterian Church;
centennial |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
342-343 |
A chapter in the warfare against the Indians in
Illinois during the year 1812 : copy of a letter found in “Genius of
Liberty,” published at Uniontown, Pa., January 4, 1813 |
McVicker, George G. |
War of 1812; army; Edwards, Ninian; Illinois
Territory; Kickapoo Indians; Miami Indians |
||||||||
24 |
2 |
July 1931 |
344-346 |
The unveiling of a tablet to the memory of a
Revolutionary soldier – Joshua Armstrong |
Stifler, Sarah B. |
Armstrong, Joshua; soldiers; markers;
Revolutionary War; Jersey County, Ill. |
||||||||
24 |
3 |
Oct. 1931 |
369-554 |
Dr. Charles Chandler : his place in the American
scene |
Chandler, Josephine Craven |
Chandler, Charles; physicians; medicine; biography;
ancestry; Chandler family; Roxbury, Mass.; Woodstock, Conn.; Revolutionary
War; royalists; frontier; migration; Illinois; Beardstown, Ill.; Panther
Creek, Ill.; Sangamon River; pioneer life; cholera; malaria; Ingalls family;
Ingals family; Lincoln, Abraham; Illinois College; homes; furniture;
Presbyterian Church; Internal Improvement Act; 1837; panic; slavery; abolitionism; merchandising;
Chandler, Clarissa Child; medical schools; Congregational Church; canals;
railroads; Illinois Central Railroad; Illinois River Railway; Monticello Seminary; women;
education; Lippencott, Charles; Lippencott, Emily Chandler; Chandlerville,
Ill; gold rush; California; duels; Tevis, Robert; Republican Party; Civil War |
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24 |
3 |
Oct. 1931 |
553-577 |
Civil War letters of Winthrop S. G. Allen |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Allen, Winthrop S. G.; letters; Civil War; 12th
Illinois Cavalry; Camp Butler, Ill.; Battle of Harpers Ferry |
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24 |
3 |
Oct. 1931 |
578-585 |
Last official French report on the Western posts |
Riddell, William Renwick |
Canada; French; forts; army; Illinois; American
Indians; fur trade |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
589-605 |
Washington and the western fronts, 1753-1795 |
Paxson, Frederic L. |
Washington, George; Virginia; settlements; Wabash
River; Tennessee River; Mississippi River; army; French and Indian War;
Revolutionary War; president; Northwest Territory |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
606-609 |
Dedication of memorial to Doctors John Gale and
Richard M. Coleman, by the Rock Island County Medical Society, Rock Island,
Illinois, October 20, 1931 |
|
Fort Armstrong, Ill; army; surgeons; monuments;
Gale, John; Coleman, Richard M. |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
609-629 |
U.S. Army surgeons at Fort Armstrong |
Hauberg, John H. |
Fort Armstrong; army; surgeons; Rock Island, Ill.;
traders; interpreters; Indian agents; LeClaire, Antoine; Davenport, George;
Farnham, Russel; Forsythe, Thomas; St. Vrain, Felix; Street. Joseph M.;
Bliss, John; Gaines, Edmund P.; Scott, Winfield; Taylor, Zachary; Atkinson,
Henry; Gale, John; Coleman, Richard; Lawson, Thomas; Emerson, John; Scott,
Dred; Finley, Clement A.; Smith, Samuel B.; Everett, Josiah; Muir, Samuel C.;
Coleman, Richard M. |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
630-653 |
Illinois debt to soldiers of War of 1812 – and
honor roll of 1812 soldiers who are buried in Morgan County, Illinois |
English, Sara John |
War of 1812; Illinois; army; navy; British; Brock,
Isaac; Battle of Queenstown Heights; Perry; Oliver Hazard; Harrison, William
Henry; soldiers; graves; Morgan County, Ill. |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
654-670 |
The first Des Plaines camp meeting, Des Plaines,
Ill., August, 1860 |
Foster, John O. |
Methodist Church; Des Plaines, Illinois; revivals;
1860; Beveridge, John L.; Boring. E. M.; Simpson, Matthew; Pearsons, John A.;
Pearsons, Hannah; Beveridge, Helen Judson; Eddy, Thomas M.; Crews, Hooper;
Hartman, Jacob |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
671-682 |
When the Gratiots came to Galena |
Bale, Florence Gratiot |
Gratiot family; Galena, Ill.; Gratiot, Charles;
Switzerland; immigration; Gratiot, Henry; Gratiot, Jean Pierre; Gratiot, Paul
Benjamin; Gratiot, Susan; Gratiot, Adele; pioneer life; Washburne, Adele Gratiot;
Winnebago Indians; agent; Black Hawk War |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
683-690 |
Abraham Lincoln : dedicatory address upon the
unveiling of a statue of Abraham Lincoln at Clinton, Illinois, Armistice Day,
November 11, 1931 |
Stringer, Lawrence B. |
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; speeches; Clinton,
Ill.; Illinois; Illinois State Legislature; counties; DeWitt County, Ill.;
Senate; election; 1858; debates |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
691-697 |
Early physicians in my county |
Gore, Spencer |
Menard County, Ill.; physicians; shamans;
medicine; Allen, John |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
698-699 |
Presentation of gold medal |
Peffers, Mrs. David J. |
Illinois; history; essays; awards; students; Gore,
Spencer |
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24 |
4 |
Jan. 1932 |
700-711 |
Fred J. Kern |
Bowen, A. L. |
Kern, Fred J.; Illinois State Board of
Administration; hospitals; administration; management; Belleville, Ill.;
mayor; House of Representatives; newspapers; editors; Belleville
News-Democrat |
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25 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1932 |
5-48 |
The Buchanan-Douglas feud |
Auchampaugh, Philip G. |
Buchanan, James; Douglas, Stephen A.; Slidell,
John; Lecompton Constitution; Kansas; slavery; Kansas-Nebraska Act; election;
1860; Democratic Party; nomination |
||||||||
25 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1932 |
49-62 |
Early trails of eastern Illinois |
Baber, Adin |
Illinois; trails; Fort Detroit-Kaskaskia Trail |
||||||||
25 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1932 |
63-107 |
Lincoln and Macon County, Illinois, 1830-1831 |
Davis, Edwin |
Lincoln, Abraham; Macon County, Ill.; Lincoln,
Thomas; Lincoln, Sarah Bush; migration; Decatur, Ill.; courthouse; Sangamon
River; log cabin; public speaking |
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25 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1932 |
108-118 |
Galena, looking back |
Snyder, Alice |
Galena, Ill.; American Indians; French; British;
settlement; Illinois; Le Sueur; lead; mining; Hamilton, William S.;
steamboats; stagecoaches; pioneer life |
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25 |
3 |
Oct. 1932 |
139-153 |
Lincoln and the General Land Office, 1849 |
Ewing, Thomas |
Lincoln, Abraham; General Land Office; Edwards,
Cyrus; Butterfield, Justin; Ewing, Thomas |
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25 |
3 |
Oct. 1932 |
154-166 |
The Prairie Chicken : notes on Lincoln and Mrs.
Kirkland |
Mabbott, Thomas O.; Jordan, Philip D. |
Prairie Chicken; newspapers; Tilton, Ill.;
Kirkland, Joseph; Kirkland, Carolina Matilda Stansbury; Lincoln, Abraham |
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25 |
3 |
Oct. 1932 |
167-189 |
From Central Illinois to the Shenandoah Valley in
1843 : the journal of John Edward Young |
Hamil, Mrs. Frederick L., ed. |
Young, John Edward; diaries; travel; Illinois;
Indiana; Kentucky; Ohio; Virginia |
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25 |
3 |
Oct. 1932 |
190-234 |
Charles Henry Rammelkamp, 1874-1932 |
Barlow, Merrill M.; Smith, Joe Patterson; Black, Carl E.; Heinl, Frank J.; Carter, Clarence E. |
Rammelkamp, Charles Henry; obituaries; Illinois
College; faculty; history; president; finance; grants; board of trustees;
Jacksonville, Ill.; World War I; bibliography |
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25 |
4 |
Jan. 1933 |
251-260 |
The pre-history of Illinois |
Cole, Fay-Cooper |
Illinois; prehistory; Mound Builders; burial mounds;
American Indians; archaeology; excavation; Hopewell culture |
||||||||
25 |
4 |
Jan. 1933 |
261-270 |
Early editors and newspapers of Vermilion County |
Ward, Arnold |
Vermilion County, Ill.; Danville, Ill.;
newspapers; editors |
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25 |
4 |
Jan. 1933 |
271-284 |
An unnoted factor in the Buchanan-Douglas feud |
Stenberg, Richard R. |
Buchanan, James; Douglas, Stephen A.; Lecompton
Constitution; Kansas; slavery; Kansas-Nebraska Act; election; 1860;
Democratic Party; nomination |
||||||||
25 |
4 |
Jan. 1933 |
285-317 |
Camp Butler in the Civil War days |
Sheppley, Helen Edith |
Camp Butler, Ill.; Civil War; soldiers; recruits,
training; discharge; Confederates; prison |
||||||||
25 |
4 |
Jan. 1933 |
318-325 |
Some phases of the history of Alexander County |
Rife, Laura Milford |
Alexander County, Ill.; settlement; Shiloh Baptist
Church; farming; pioneer life; Alexander, William |
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25 |
4 |
Jan. 1933 |
326-342 |
The reconstruction of New Salem : ceremonies at
the laying of the cornerstone |
|
New Salem, Ill.; restoration; Lincoln, Abraham;
Horner, Henry; Evans, W. A.; Converse, Henry A.; Emmerson, Louis L. |
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26 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1933 |
5-59 |
Illinois highways, 1700-1848 : roads, rivers,
ferries, canals |
Boylan, Josephine |
Illinois; Illinois Territory; rivers; navigation;
Mississippi River; Illinois River; Clark, George Rogers; trails; roads;
Northwest Ordinance; Public Road Act; National Road; ferries; bridges;
canals; construction; finance |
||||||||
26 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1933 |
60-69 |
Some thoughts on Lincoln's presidency |
Ewing, Thomas |
Lincoln, Abraham; presidency; administration;
cabinet; Seward, William H.; Chase, Salmon P.; Stanton, Edwin M.; Cameron,
Simon; Welles, Gideon; Blair, Montgomery; McClellan, George B.; Civil War;
slavery |
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26 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1933 |
70-135 |
An Illinois farmer during the Civil War : extracts
from the journal of John Edward Young, 1859-66 |
Young, John Edward |
Young, John Edward; diaries; farmers; Illinois;
Menard County, Ill. |
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26 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1933 |
136-150 |
Some factors in the Americanization of the Swedish
immigrant, 1850-1890 |
Ander, Fritiof |
immigration; Sweden, Americanization; Lutheran
Church; Augustana Synod; Hasselquist, T. N.; English language; Augustana
College and Theological Seminary; newspapers; Hemlandet; Svenska Tribunen;
Enander, John A.; Swensson, C. A. |
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26 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1933 |
151-162 |
Who built Monks' Mound? |
Whitlock, W. H. |
Monks' Mound; Cahokia, Ill.; Mound Builders;
Toltecs |
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26 |
1-2 |
Apr.-July 1933 |
163-166 |
Historical notes : the Buchanan-Douglas feud
(continued) |
Auchampaugh, Philip |
Buchanan, James; Douglas, Stephen A.; election;
1860; Democratic Party; nomination |
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26 |
3 |
Oct. 1933 |
183-201 |
Lincoln and Douglas : with some personal
reminiscences |
Goodspeed, Thomas Wakefield |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; Senate;
election; Illinois; 1858; debates; slavery; Compromise of 1850; Dred Scott
decision; Kansas; Republican Party; president; nomination; conventions;
Chicago;1860; election |
||||||||
26 |
3 |
Oct. 1933 |
202-221 |
The first printers of Illinois |
McMurtrie, Douglas C. |
printers; Illinois; Illinois Territory;
newspapers; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Shawneetown, Ill.; Edwardsville, Ill.; Vandalia,
Ill.; Belleville, Ill.; Galena, Ill.; Springfield, Ill.; Jacksonville, Ill.;
Alton, Ill.; Chicago; Duncan, Matthew; Blackwell, Robert; Berry, Elijah C.;
Eddy, Henry; Kimmel, Allen W.; Hall, James; Warren, Hooper; Fleming, Robert
K.; Jones, James; Philleo, Addison; Lippincott, Thomas; Lovejoy, Elijah P. |
||||||||
26 |
3 |
Oct. 1933 |
222-269 |
The political career of William A. Richardson |
Holt, Robert D. |
Richardson, William A.; Kentucky; lawyers;
migration; Illinois; Rushville, Ill.; Illinois State Legislature; House of Representatives;
Democratic Party; Douglas, Stephen A.; Fugitive Slave Act; Kansas-Nebraska
Act; Lecompton Constitution; governor; Nebraska; nomination; 1856; 1860;
president; election; Buchanan, James; Civil War; Senate; Browning, Orville
H.; Singleton, James W.; Lincoln, Abraham; African Americans; slavery |
||||||||
26 |
3 |
Oct. 1933 |
270-295 |
A pioneer in Lee County, Ill. : the autobiography
of Charles Francis Ingals |
Colby, Lydia, ed. |
Ingals, Charles Francis; Ingalls, Charles Francis;
autobiography; migration; Illinois; Lee County, Ill.; pioneers; farmers;
land; sale; thieves; gold rush; California; log cabins |
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26 |
3 |
Oct. 1933 |
296-307 |
One hundredth anniversary of Rock Island County |
Searle, Clinton |
Rock Island County, Ill.; centennial; government;
election; 1833; county commissioners |
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26 |
4 |
Jan. 1934 |
323-348 |
Douglas' place in American history |
Milton, George Fort |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Illinois; senators; politics;
Democratic Party; Missouri Compromise; Compromise of 1850; Kansas-Nebraska
Act; Lincoln, Abraham; debates; elections; 1858; Senate; 1860; president;
Civil War |
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26 |
4 |
Jan. 1934 |
349-356 |
Early industries in Perry County |
Rich, Paul |
Perry County, Ill.; coal mining; St. John, Ill.;
salt; wells; milling; Red Hoop Mill; apples; drying; manufacturing; Blakeslee
Manufacturing Company |
||||||||
26 |
4 |
Jan. 1934 |
357-452 |
The Second Illinois in the Mexican War : Mexican
War letters of Adolph Engelmann, 1846-1847 |
Engelmann, Otto B., ed. and translator |
Engelmann, Adolph; Mexican War; army; 2nd Regiment
of Illinois Foot Volunteers; Battle of Buena Vista; letters |
||||||||
26 |
4 |
Jan. 1934 |
453-458 |
New Salem : the dedication ceremonies |
|
New Salem, Ill.; restoration; Lincoln, Abraham;
Horner, Henry |
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26 |
4 |
Jan. 1934 |
459-466 |
Melville E. Stone : a brief sketch |
Brophy, L. A. |
Stone, Melville E.; newspapers; editors;
journalists; Chicago Daily News; Associated Press |
||||||||
27 |
1 |
Apr. 1934 |
5-30 |
Jolliet goes west |
Faye, Stanley |
Jolliet, Louis; French; explorers; maps; fur
trade; Lake Michigan; Mississippi River; Marquette, Jacques; Frontenac, Louis |
||||||||
27 |
1 |
Apr. 1934 |
31-54 |
A history of Saline County |
Staff of the Mitchell-Carnegie Public Library,
Harrisburg, Illinois |
Saline County, Ill.; Piankashaw Indians; Shawnee
Indians; Saline River; Northwest Territory; migration; salt; Shawneetown,
Ill.; Gallatin County, Ill.; Harrisburg, Ill.; Civil War; railroads; coal
mines; World War I |
||||||||
27 |
1 |
Apr. 1934 |
55-69 |
A brief history of Harrisburg, Illinois, 1853-1933 |
Staff of the Mitchell-Carnegie Public Library |
Harrisburg, Ill.; population; buildings; tanning;
mills; factories; tobacco; churches; schools; fires; floods; banking; coal
mines |
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27 |
1 |
Apr. 1934 |
71-93 |
The White City : the beginnings of a planned
civilization in America |
Neufeld, Maurice |
World's Columbian Exposition; Chicago; exhibits;
planning; organization; architecture; World's Congress Auxiliary;
conferences; city planning; Burnham, Daniel |
||||||||
27 |
1 |
Apr. 1934 |
95-107 |
The different editions of the "Debates of
Lincoln and Douglas" |
McMurtry, R. Gerald |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; Senate;
election; 1858; debates; newspapers; reporting; publication; editions |
||||||||
27 |
1 |
Apr. 1934 |
109-117 |
Historical markers for Illinois highways |
Angle, Paul M. |
Illinois; highways; historical markers |
||||||||
27 |
2 |
July 1934 |
133-177 |
The Fox River Norwegian settlement |
Qualey, Carlton C. |
Norwegians; immigration; Illinois; 1834; Fox
River; Peerson, Cleng; Stavanger, Norway; Quakers; Kendall Township, N.Y.;
Slogvig, Knud Anderson; Hovland, Gjert G.; Beaver Creek, Ill.; malaria;
agriculture; religion; settlers; letters; Haaeim, Syver Jorgensen; Knudson,
Halvor; newspapers; Wossingen; Voss, Norway |
||||||||
27 |
2 |
July 1934 |
178-194 |
The seven wonders of Egypt : the seven archaic
stone walls on the seven hills |
Moyers, William Nelson |
Southern Illinois; stone forts; Giant City Stone
Fort; Old Stone Fort; The Pounds; Draper's Bluff; Cornish Bluff; Water Lane
Pound; War Bluff; Cherokee Indians |
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27 |
2 |
July 1934 |
195-201 |
The poverty of the Illinois French |
McDermott, John Francis |
Illinois Territory; French; Kaskaskia, Ill.;
Cahokia, Ill.; poverty |
||||||||
27 |
2 |
July 1934 |
202-227 |
A bibliography of Peoria imprints |
McMurtrie, Douglas C. |
Peoria, Ill.; imprints; bibliography |
||||||||
27 |
2 |
July 1934 |
228-231 |
In memoriam Georgia Osborne |
Norton, Margaret C. |
Osborne, Georgia; obituaries; Illinois State
Historical Library; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
27 |
3 |
Oct. 1934 |
243-284 |
Chicago and Abraham Lincoln |
Gernon, Blaine Brooks |
Lincoln, Abraham; Chicago; Chicago Rivers and
Harbors Convention; Whig Party; Goodrich, Grant; lawsuits; United States
District Court; Kansas-Nebraska Act; Republican Party; Fremont, John C.; Illinois
Central Railroad; Senate; 1858; Douglas, Stephen A.; president; election;
conventions; 1860 |
||||||||
27 |
3 |
Oct. 1934 |
285-296 |
The Prairie Hen : together with a sketch of its
editor, E. S. Ingalls |
Jordan, Philip D. |
Prairie Hen; newspapers; Albion, Ill.; Antioch,
Ill.; Ingalls, Eleazar S.; California; gold rush; Pike's Peak; Menominee,
Mich. |
||||||||
27 |
3 |
Oct. 1934 |
297-329 |
Benjamin Darnell, Fort Darnell, and early settlers
of Marshall County |
Darnell, C. A. |
Darnell, John; Darnell, Benjamin; migration; Sandy
Creek, Ill.; Fort Darnell; Black Hawk War; settlers |
||||||||
27 |
3 |
Oct. 1934 |
330-340 |
The Southern Illinois College |
Beyer, Richard Lawrence |
Southern Illinois College; Christian Church;
Carbondale, Ill.; Braden, Clark; students; curriculum; tuition; teachers;
education; social life; athletics |
||||||||
27 |
4 |
Jan. 1935 |
351-431 |
The Peoria and Galena Trail and Coach Road and the
Peoria neighborhood |
Rennick, Percival Graham |
Peoria and Galena Trail; Peoria and Galena Coach
Road; historic sites; La Salle, Robert Cavelier; Tonti, Henry de; Fort
Crevecoeur; Peoria Indians; French; La Ville de Maillet, Ill.; Peoria, Ill.;
Peoria County, Ill.; Northampton, Ill.; Hallock, Ill.; Bureau County, Ill.;
Princeton, Ill.; Tiskilwa, Ill.; Black Hawk; Senachwine; Rock River; Dixon,
Ill.; Galena, Ill. |
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27 |
4 |
Jan. 1935 |
432-440 |
The indigenous iron industry of Illinois |
Starke, Aubrey |
iron; iron ore; mining; blast furnaces; Hardin
County, Ill. |
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27 |
4 |
Jan. 1935 |
441-462 |
Congregationalism in Jacksonville and early
Illinois |
Heinl, Frank J. |
Congregational Church; nationalization;
Jacksonville, Ill.; Illinois; Illinois College; Ellis, John M.; Sturtevant,
Julian M.; missions; slavery; abolitionism; Lovejoy, Elijah P.; Wolcott,
Elihu; Underground Railroad; Douglas, Stephen A.; Yates, Richard; Republican
Party; education; universities; federal aid |
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28 |
1 |
Apr. 1935 |
5-25 |
John Dean Caton's reminiscences of Chicago in 1833
and 1834 |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Caton, John Dean; Chicago; migration; ships;
business; manufacturing; homes; streets; Fort Dearborn; lawyers; prairie;
balls |
||||||||
28 |
1 |
Apr. 1935 |
26-48 |
The Indian boundary line under the treaty of
August 24, 1816 |
Davis, Charles D. |
Illinois Territory; Illinois; American Indians;
treaties; 1816; 1825; 1828; 1829; boundaries; Edwards, Ninian |
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28 |
1 |
Apr. 1935 |
49-64 |
Portraits of historic spots in Illinois |
Newberry, Lane K. |
Illinois; paintings; historic sites; Nauvoo, Ill.;
Mormons; Newberry, Lane K. |
||||||||
28 |
1 |
Apr. 1935 |
65-77 |
A newly discovered speech of Lincoln : delivered
at Bloomington, September 26, 1854 |
East, Ernest E., ed. |
Lincoln, Abraham; speeches; Bloomington, Ill.;
slavery; Kansas-Nebraska Act; Missouri Compromise; slavery; abolitionism;
Republican Party; Whig Party |
||||||||
28 |
1 |
Apr. 1935 |
78-91 |
An aboriginal village site in Union County |
Merwin, Bruce W. |
Union County, Ill.; villages; American Indians;
Sioux Indians; Mound Builders |
||||||||
28 |
2 |
July 1935 |
5-52 |
The Northern Cross Railroad |
Stratton, H. J. |
Northern Cross Railroad; railroads; construction;
routes; track; rails; ties; gauge; canals; cost; Illinois; Internal
Improvement Act; safety; grade crossings; Naples and Jacksonville Railroad
Company; locomotives; freight cars; passenger cars; revenue; expenses;
leasing; sale; Ridgely, Nicholas H.; Semple, James |
||||||||
28 |
2 |
July 1935 |
53-80 |
Stephen A. Hurlbut, 1815-1882 |
Sager, Juliet Gilman |
Hurlbut, Stephen A.; lawyers; Belvidere, Ill.;
Illinois; constitutional convention; Lincoln, Abraham; Whig Party; Republican
Party; Civil War; army; Illinois State Legislature; Colombia; Peru;
diplomats; canals; Isthmus of Darien; House of Representatives; election;
1876; Hayes, Rutherford B.; Blaine, James G. |
||||||||
28 |
2 |
July 1935 |
81-99 |
Evidences of the "higher life" on the
frontier : as illustrated in the history of cultural matters in Chicago,
1830-1850 |
Still, Bayrd |
Chicago; culture; 1830-1850; theater; education;
schools; teachers; books; lectures; newspapers; music; religion |
||||||||
28 |
2 |
July 1935 |
100-109 |
A merchant of early Chicago : four letters of Eri
Baker Hulbert |
Wyant, Elizabeth, ed. |
Hulbert, Eri Baker; migration; Chicago;
Walker & Co.; letters |
||||||||
28 |
3 |
Oct. 1935 |
123-163 |
The Foxes' fort -- 1730 |
Faye, Stanley |
Fox Indians; Tonti, Henri de; Starved Rock, Ill.;
Fort Chartres, Ill.; Illinois Indians; Peoria Indians; Sauk Indians; French;
Louisiana; Canada; Illinois; Beauharnois, Charles de; Villiers,
Nicolas-Antoine Coulon de; St. Ange, Robert Grosson |
||||||||
28 |
3 |
Oct. 1935 |
164-187 |
Historic spots in Henry County, Illinois |
Colby, Lydia |
Henry County, Ill.; historic sites; Benedict,
Albert; migration; Pillsbury, Ithamer; Andover, Ill.; Wethersfield, Ill.;
Morristown, Ill.; La Grange Colony, Ill.; Geneseo Colony, Ill.; Bishop Hill,
Ill.; Great Sauk Trail; Allan, James M.; Richmond, Ill.; Vandalia, Ill. |
||||||||
28 |
3 |
Oct. 1935 |
188-203 |
Bank failures in Chicago before 1925 |
Thomas, R. G. |
banks; national; state; private; failures;
Chicago; notes; Panic of 1873; receivership; depositors; losses; regulation;
management; loans; embezzlement; fraud |
||||||||
28 |
3 |
Oct. 1935 |
204-214 |
Ninety-eight years ago in Bloomington |
|
Ellsworth, Oliver; travel; personal narratives;
migration; Bloomington, Ill. |
||||||||
28 |
4 |
Jan. 1936 |
225-236 |
Otto Leopold Schmidt : 1863-1935 |
Pease, Theodore C. |
Schmidt, Otto Leopold; doctors; obituaries;
Chicago Board of Education; Chicago Historical Society; Illinois State
Historical Library; Illinois State Historical Society; German-American
Historical Society |
||||||||
28 |
4 |
Jan. 1936 |
237-246 |
Otto Leopold Schmidt : an appreciation |
Larson, Laurence M. |
Schmidt, Otto Leopold; obituaries; Illinois State
Historical Society; Illinois State Historical Library; German-American
Historical Society; Mississippi Valley Historical Association; Chicago
Historical Society |
||||||||
28 |
4 |
Jan. 1936 |
247-257 |
One of Mr. Lincoln's old friends |
Tyler, Moses Coit |
Miller, Anson S.; Lincoln, Abraham; lawyers;
personal narratives; slavery; Pope, Nathaniel; judges; election; 1860;
Republican Party; conventions; nomination |
||||||||
28 |
4 |
Jan. 1936 |
258-270 |
Books in the wilderness |
Starke, Aubrey |
Illinois Territory; St. Louis; books; collections;
catalogs; Gibault, Pierre; priests; Moore, James; Tardiveau, Barthelemi;
Reynolds, John; Chouteau, Auguste; Beauvais; McGeoch, James; public
libraries; Albion, Ill.; Flower, Richard; Edwardsville, Ill.; catalogs |
||||||||
28 |
4 |
Jan. 1936 |
271-278 |
Peter Cartwright and the cause of education |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Cartwright, Peter, Methodist Church; ministers;
circuit riders; education; schools; colleges; Illinois |
||||||||
28 |
4 |
Jan. 1936 |
279-308 |
Autobiography of Dr. Ephraim Ingals |
Weaver, George H., foreword |
Ingals, Ephraim; Ingalls, Ephraim; autobiography;
doctors; migration; Illinois; farming; education; teachers; medical schools;
Rush Medical College; Ingals, Melissa Church; Chicago; North-Western Medical
and Surgical Journal; Northwestern University; Chicago Medical College |
||||||||
29 |
1 |
Apr. 1936 |
5-41 |
Material customs in the Territory of Illinois |
Smelser, Marshall |
Illinois Territory; residents; food; preparation;
service; drink; tea; coffee; wine; whiskey; clothing; homes; furniture;
personal hygiene; health; medicine; sanitation; marriage; etiquette;
amusements; reading; hunting; games; sports; dancing; travel |
||||||||
29 |
1 |
Apr. 1936 |
42-69 |
Abraham Lincoln in Bloomington, Ill. |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Bloomington, Ill.; lawyers;
Stuart, John T.; Congress; election; 1838; Douglas, Stephen A.; McLean County
Circuit Court; cases; speeches; Illinois; senators; 1858; social life; Fell,
Jesse W.; president; nomination; Republican Party; 1860; election; Civil War;
death |
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29 |
1 |
Apr. 1936 |
70-75 |
The "Peoria truce" : did Douglas ask for
quarter? |
East, Ernest E. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln, Abraham; speeches;
Kansas-Nebraska Act; Peoria, Ill.; Lacon, Ill.; Aurora, Ill.; Douglass,
Frederick |
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29 |
1 |
Apr. 1936 |
76-88 |
The memoirs of James McGrady Rutledge, 1814-1899 |
Pond, Fern Nance, introduction and notes |
Rutledge, James McGrady; memoirs; Rutledge, Ann;
burial; Lincoln, Abraham; Rutledge, Margaret Harris; Houghton, Emma Rutledge |
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29 |
2 |
July 1936 |
103-120 |
George Rogers Clark's relief claims |
Bodley, Temple |
Clark, George Rogers; Revolutionary War; army;
expenses; claims; payment; Virginia; United States; Congress; Northwest
Territory |
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29 |
2 |
July 1936 |
121-134 |
The other end of the Great Sauk Trail |
Spooner, Harry L. |
Great Sauk Trail; trails; roads; Chicago Road;
Illinois; Sauk Indians; Fox Indians;
British; Canada; Amherstburg, Ont.; River Rouge; burial mounds; Elliott,
Matthew; Girty, Simon; Fort Malden, Ont.; War of 1812; Brock, Isaac |
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29 |
2 |
July 1936 |
135-150 |
"Conservative" -- another Lincoln
pseudonym? |
Seymour, Glenn H. |
Lincoln, Abraham; writing; style; pseudonyms;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Stuart, John T. candidates; election; House of
Representatives; 1837; letters; Sangamo Journal |
||||||||
29 |
2 |
July 1936 |
151-160 |
The Branton tavern |
Bale, Florence Gratiot |
Branton Tavern; paintings; Newberry, Lane K.;
Mineral Point, Wis.; Galena, Ill.; ore; mining; Cornish; immigration;
Branton, Henry; Branton, Alice Dixon; Branton, Kate Santry; Smith, Alice
Brandon |
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29 |
2 |
July 1936 |
161-167 |
The naming of Bloomington |
Syfert, Vernon A. |
Bloomington, Ill.; trappers; fur traders; Kickapoo
Indians; Keg Grove, Ill.; Blooming Grove, Ill.; Allin, James; Orendorff,
William; Orendorff, Thomas |
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29 |
2 |
July 1936 |
168-173 |
A plea for our old graveyards |
English, Sara John |
Illinois; cemeteries; gravestones; records;
preservation |
||||||||
29 |
3 |
Oct. 1936 |
189-311 |
Illinois place-names |
Barge, William D.; Caldwell, Norman M. |
Illinois; counties; cities; towns; place names |
||||||||
29 |
4 |
Jan. 1937 |
325-330 |
Address on the unveiling of a portrait of Dr. Otto
L. Schmidt |
Horner, Henry |
Schmidt, Otto L.; Illinois State Historical
Society; Illinois State Historical Library; German-American Historical
Society; Mississippi Valley Historical Association; speeches |
||||||||
29 |
4 |
Jan. 1937 |
331-350 |
Functions of a local historical society |
Kellar, Herbert A. |
historical societies; research; materials;
collection; cataloging; preservation; membership; Peoria Historical Society;
Peoria, Ill. |
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29 |
4 |
Jan. 1937 |
351-363 |
Joseph W. Rickert |
Steinbrecher, Ann |
Richert, Joseph W.; lawyers; politicians;
Democratic Party; biography; Waterloo, Ill.; Bryan, William Jennings |
||||||||
29 |
4 |
Jan. 1937 |
364-402 |
Normal and the Norman horse industry : Percherons
of today |
Dillon, Jessie M. |
draft horses; Percherons; Normans; breeding;
imports; France; sales; Normal, Ill.; Tazewell County, Ill.; E. Dillon &
Co.; Dillon Bros.; Dillon, Ellis; Dillon, Isaiah; Dillon, Levi; Dillon,
Adolphus; Old Louis Napoleon |
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29 |
4 |
Jan. 1937 |
403-431 |
A colony settlement : Geneseo, Illinois, 1836-1837 |
Hubbard, Anson M. |
Geneseo, Ill.; migration; farming; recreation;
Wilcox, Jairus; Bartlett, Cromwell K.; Steward, Roderick R.; Ward, John C.;
Cady; Allen, James M.; Seymour, Arba M.; Hubbard, William H.; Hubbard, Anson
M. |
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30 |
1 |
Apr. 1937 |
5-69 |
In defense of Mrs. Lincoln |
Ritze, C. C. |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Lincoln, Abraham; marriage;
Rutledge, Ann; Evans, William A.; Herndon, William H.; Shields, James; duel;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Angle, Paul M.; Civil War |
||||||||
30 |
1 |
Apr. 1937 |
70-84 |
The journal of Charles Ballance of Peoria |
East, Ernest E., ed. |
Ballance, Charles; Kentucky; migration; Peoria,
Ill.; travel; lawyers; mayors; diaries |
||||||||
30 |
1 |
Apr. 1937 |
85-134 |
Transportation in the development of Joliet and
Will County |
Shaw, Fayette B. |
Joliet, Ill.; Will County, Ill.; transportation;
trade; migration; canals; flatboats; steamboats; Illinois and Michigan Canal;
Chicago; Des Plaines River; freight; trails; roads; stagecoaches; covered
wagons; inns; taverns; railroads; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company;
Illinois Central Railroad; Alton Railroad; Michigan Central Railroad |
||||||||
30 |
1 |
Apr. 1937 |
135-158 |
Letters from two wars |
Burr, Barbara |
Ozburn, Lindorf; Mexican War; Civil War; letters;
Ozburn, Diza Glenn; Logan, John A. |
||||||||
30 |
2 |
July 1937 |
163-170 |
A new source of information for historians |
Monaghan, James |
Works Progress Administration; Chicago;
periodicals; foreign language; translation; indexing |
||||||||
30 |
2 |
July 1937 |
171-179 |
Once-glorious Galena |
Eby, Esther E. |
Galena, Ill.; fur trade; lead; ore; mining; steamboats;
immigration; homes; churches; hotels |
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30 |
2 |
July 1937 |
180-192 |
The Illinois Railroad and its successors |
Boylan, Josephine |
Illinois Railroad; Reynolds, John; Jarrot, Vital;
construction; cars; coal; Anderson, William C.; St. Clair County Railroad Company;
Pittsburg Railroad and Coal Company; Illinois and St. Louis Railroad and Coal
Company; Belleville, Ill.; East St. Louis, Ill. |
||||||||
30 |
2 |
July 1937 |
193-255 |
The 130th Infantry, Illinois National Guard: a
history |
Wood, Walter Shea |
Illinois National Guard, 130th Infantry; militia;
French; British; Revolutionary War; War of 1812; American Indians; Black Hawk
War; Mexican War; Civil War; Spanish-American War; World War I |
||||||||
30 |
3 |
Oct. 1937 |
289-344 |
Courts and lawyers in northern and western
Illinois |
Rennick, P. G. |
Illinois; courts; statehood; constitution;1818;
1848;1870; justices; judges; Peoria County, Ill.; Jo Daviess County, Ill.;
voters; aliens; governor; Secretary of State; Carlin, Thomas; Field,
Alexander Pope; McClernand, John A.; Breese, Sidney; Ford, Thomas; Stone,
Dan; Caton, John Dean; Koerner, Gustave; Douglas, Stephen A.; Scates, Walter
B.; Lovejoy, Owen |
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30 |
3 |
Oct. 1937 |
345-352 |
Pierre La Sallier : Lee County's first white
settler |
Stevens, Frank E. |
La Sallier, Pierre; La Sallier, Therese Marcot; Fisher,
Marienne La Sallier; Fisher, Henry Monroe; Schindler, George; fur trade;
settlers; Webb, James Watson; Lee County, Ill. |
||||||||
30 |
3 |
Oct. 1937 |
353-384 |
John Peter Altgeld and the election of 1896 |
Wish, Harvey |
Altgeld, John Peter; governors; Illinois; elections;
1896; conventions; Democratic Party; platform; free silver; Bryan, William
Jennings; Schurz, Carl; Pullman strike; troops; federal; Forman, William S.;
Morrison, William R.; Lloyd, Henry Demarest |
||||||||
30 |
4 |
Jan. 1938 |
415-428 |
The significance of the Ordinance of 1787 |
Quaife, Milo M. |
Northwest Ordinance; Northwest Territory; United
States; settlement; expansion; Ohio; Indiana; Illinois; Michigan; Wisconsin;
civil liberties; education; waterways; slavery; American Indians |
||||||||
30 |
4 |
Jan. 1938 |
429-440 |
Successful and unsuccessful merchants in the
Illinois country |
Thomas, Charles M. |
Illinois; merchants; trading; fur trade; English;
French; Spanish; American Indians; Baynton, Wharton and Morgan; Morgan,
George; Franks and Gratz |
||||||||
30 |
4 |
Jan. 1938 |
441-503 |
With Grant at Vicksburg : from the Civil War diary
of Captain Charles E. Wilcox |
Erickson, Edgar L., ed. |
Wilcox, Charles E.; diaries; Civil War; Army; 33rd
Illinois Infantry Volunteers; Siege of Vicksburg; Grant, Ulysses S. |
||||||||
31 |
1 |
Mar. 1938 |
5-21 |
Hell and high water : the flood of 1937 in
southern Illinois |
Beyer, Richard Lawrence |
floods; Ohio River; Southern Illinois; 1937 |
||||||||
31 |
1 |
Mar. 1938 |
22-53 |
The French and British at play in the Old
Northwest, 1760-1796 |
Russell, Nelson Vance |
Old Northwest; French; British; settlers;
clothing; homes; recreation; horse racing; sleighing; skating; parties;
weddings; shooting; hunting; fishing; boat racing; dancing; hospitality; drinking; politics |
||||||||
31 |
1 |
Mar. 1938 |
54-71 |
Illinois State University, 1852-1868 |
Evjen, Harry |
Illinois State University, Springfield; Hillsboro
College; Evangelical Lutheran Church; Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Robert Todd;
Hay, John M.; Springer, Francis; Harkey, S. W.; Reynolds, W. M.; Esbjorn, L.
P.; scholarships; literary societies |
||||||||
31 |
1 |
Mar. 1938 |
72-96 |
Illinois in 1937 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1937 |
||||||||
31 |
2 |
June 1938 |
125-137 |
The record of a friendship : a series of letters
from Lincoln to Henry E. Dummer |
Angle, Paul M. |
Lincoln, Abraham; letters; Dummer, Henry E.;
Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
31 |
2 |
June 1938 |
138-159 |
Farming in Illinois a century ago as illustrated
in Bond County |
Schmidt, Hubert |
agriculture; Bond County, Ill.; plows; oxen;
horses; cotton; vegetables; corn; oats; wheat; hay; livestock; orchards;
profits |
||||||||
31 |
2 |
June 1938 |
160-165 |
Thomas Langrell Harris : a biography by Stephen A.
Douglas and James Shields |
Palmer, John M., foreword |
Harris, Thomas L.; biography; obituaries; House of
Representatives; Illinois; speeches; Douglas, Stephen A.; Shields, James |
||||||||
31 |
2 |
June 1938 |
166-187 |
The Ladies' Association for Educating Females,
1833-1937 |
Moore, Margaret King |
women; education; Illinois; Ladies' Association
for Educating Females; Ladies' Education Society; Jacksonville, Ill.; Ellis,
Celeste; Tillson, Mrs. John; teachers; Bannister, Zilpah Grant |
||||||||
31 |
2 |
June 1938 |
188-212 |
Contributions to Chicago history from Peoria
County records, pt. 1 |
East, Ernest E. |
Chicago; Peoria County, Ill.; government;
jurisdiction; elections; taxation; courts; fur traders; Crafts, John;
Wallace, William Henry; Kinzie, John; heirs; probate; estate; auction;
Hunter, David |
||||||||
31 |
3 |
Sept. 1938 |
245-261 |
Laurence Marcellus Larson, 1868-1938 |
Pease, Theodore C. |
Larson, Laurence Marcellus; obituaries; Illinois
State Historical Society; Illinois State Historical Library; University of
Illinois; History Department; American Historical Association; immigration;
Norwegian Americans |
||||||||
31 |
3 |
Sept. 1938 |
262-296 |
The trials of a ghost-writer of Lincoln biography |
House, Albert V., Jr. |
Lincoln, Abraham; biographies; ghost writers; Black,
Chauncey F.; Lamon, Ward Hill; Black, Jeremiah S.; Barton, William E.;
Herndon, William H.; Osgood & Company; Buchanan, James; Davis, David |
||||||||
31 |
3 |
Sept. 1938 |
297-322 |
Southern Illinois folk songs |
McIntosh, David S. |
folk songs; Southern Illinois |
||||||||
31 |
3 |
Sept. 1938 |
323-341 |
Contributions to Chicago history from Peoria
County records, pt. 2 |
East, Ernest E. |
Chicago; Peoria County, Ill.; government; May,
Francis; heirs; estate; liquor; sales; license; taverns; Kinzie, John;
Watkins, Deborah; Watkins, Morrison; Clybourn, Archibald; Miller, Samuel;
Robinson, Alexander; Beaubien, Mark; Heacock, Russell E.; ministers;
Methodist Church; Walker, Jesse; See, William, Scarritt; ferry service; Helm,
Linai Taliaferro; Helm, Margaret McKillip; divorce; Potawatomi Indians;
Ottawa Indians; treaties; Caldwell, Archibald; Caldwell, Emily Hall; Josette;
Caldwell, Billy; Robinson, Alexander |
||||||||
31 |
4 |
Dec. 1938 |
381-410 |
The role of Chicago Czechs in the struggle for
Czechoslovak independence |
Jahelka, Joseph |
Czechs; Slovaks; Chicago; Bohemia; independence;
associations; newspapers; Masaryk, Thomas G.; World War I; Austria; Serbia;
Tvrzicky, Joseph; Nigrin, Jaroslav V.; Bohemian National Alliance; National
Council of Czech Countries; Czechoslovak Army |
||||||||
31 |
4 |
Dec. 1938 |
411-423 |
The stage career of Buffalo Bill |
Monaghan, James |
Cody, William F. (Buffalo Bill); actors; theater;
Buntline, Ned; Bennett, James Gordon; dime novels; Wild West shows; American
Indians; Custer, George A.; Battle of Little Big Horn; Salsbury, Nate |
||||||||
31 |
4 |
Dec. 1938 |
424-448 |
Governor Altgeld pardons the anarchists |
Wish, Harvey |
Altgeld, John Peter; Haymarket Affair; anarchists;
trial; pardon; Fielden, Samuel; Schwab, Michael; Neebe, Oscar; Gary, Joseph
E.; Amnesty Association; police; Schilling, George; McConnell, Samuel P.;
Bonfield, John; Schaak, Michael J.; newspapers |
||||||||
31 |
4 |
Dec. 1938 |
449-481 |
An Illinois state agent in Washington : the
activities of Harry Dewitt Cook, 1865-1871 |
Ochs, Robert D. |
Cook, Harry Dewitt; Illinois; United States;
government; federal; state; agents; military; fiscal; Civil War; army;
veterans; bounties; pensions; claims; Oglesby, Richard J.; Palmer, John M.;
Department of the Treasury; War Department |
||||||||
32 |
1 |
Mar. 1939 |
5-19 |
Lincoln and conscription |
Sandburg, Carl |
Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War; army; draft;
exemption; substitutes; bounties |
||||||||
32 |
1 |
Mar. 1939 |
20-50 |
The attitude of European officers of the
revolutionary armies toward General George Washington |
Gottschalk, Louis |
Washington, George; Lafayette, Marquis de;
liberty; equality; republicanism; Broglie, Charles-Francois; Mauroy,
Charles-Louis; Dekalb, Jean; Conway, Thomas; Steuben, Friedrich von;
Duportail, Louis Lebegue; Du Coudray, Philippe-Charles-Jean-Baptiste Tronson;
Armand-Charles Tuffin, Marquise de la Rouerie |
||||||||
32 |
1 |
Mar. 1939 |
51-70 |
Frontier sketches : I. The politician |
Carter, C. C. |
Illinois; frontier; politicians |
||||||||
32 |
1 |
Mar. 1939 |
71-110 |
Illinois in 1938 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1938 |
||||||||
32 |
2 |
June 1939 |
139-172 |
Retail merchandising in Chicago, 1833-1848 |
Frueh, Erne Rene |
merchandise; stores; retail; general;
specialization; credit; cash; advertising; profits |
||||||||
32 |
2 |
June 1939 |
173-192 |
Mormonism in Illinois |
Buckingham, Clyde E. |
Mormons; Illinois; missionaries; Quincy, Ill.;
Commerce City, Ill.; Nauvoo, Ill.; charter; militia; Nauvoo Legion; Nauvoo
Temple; Smith, Joseph; polygamy; Law, Wilson; Law, William; Nauvoo Expositor;
Smith, Hyrum; Young, Brigham; migration; Utah |
||||||||
32 |
2 |
June 1939 |
193-205 |
Shawneetown : a chapter in the Indian history of
Illinois |
Caldwell, Norman W. |
Shawneetown, Ill.; Shawnee Indians; migration;
French; Illinois; Fort Chartres, Ill. |
||||||||
32 |
2 |
June 1939 |
206-230 |
Frontier sketches : II. The schoolmaster |
Carter, C. C. |
Illinois; frontier; teachers; men |
||||||||
32 |
3 |
Sept. 1939 |
261-287 |
Books in a pioneer household |
Baker, Clara Martin |
Davis, David; Davis, Mary; Baker, William D.;
Baker, Marilla; Illinois; migration; pioneers; books; Bibles; hymn books;
theology; prayers; almanacs; medicine; children's books; textbooks;
newspapers; magazines |
||||||||
32 |
3 |
Sept. 1939 |
288-312 |
The Pullman strike : a study in industrial warfare |
Wish, Harvey |
Pullman strike; Pullman Car Company; Pullman,
George M.; Pullman, Ill.; workers; wages; rents; American Railway Union;
General Managers' Association; Debs, Eugene V.; Olney, Richard; injunctions;
troops; federal; state; police; Walker, Edwin; Miles, Nelson A.; Altgeld,
John Peter; Gompers, Samuel; American Federation of Labor |
||||||||
32 |
3 |
Sept. 1939 |
313-357 |
Hazelwood, its master and its coterie |
Stevens, Frank E. |
Charters, Alexander; Irish; Belfast; migration;
New York City; Dixon's Ferry, Ill.; Dixon, John; Hazelwood; Shillaber, John;
Illinois Central Railroad; routes; Bryant, William Cullen; Kearny, Philip;
Fuller, Margaret; Taylor, Bayard; Douglas, Stephen A.; Charters, Samuel M.;
Charters, Jane Cregier; Charters, Fannie J.; Charters, James Boomer |
||||||||
32 |
3 |
Sept. 1939 |
358-378 |
The southern influence in the formation of
Illinois |
Barnhart, John D. |
Illinois Territory; Illinois; migration; South;
pioneers; farmers; officials; slavery; statehood; constitutional convention;
delegates |
||||||||
32 |
3 |
Sept. 1939 |
379-389 |
Frontier sketches : III. The schoolmistress |
Carter, C. C. |
Illinois; frontier; teachers, women |
||||||||
32 |
4 |
Dec. 1939 |
417-441 |
Peter Akers : Methodist circuit rider and educator
(1790-1886) |
Johnson, T. Walter |
Akers, Peter; Methodist Church; ministers; circuit
riders; preaching; Kentucky; Akers, Eliza Faris; conversion; migration;
Illinois; slavery; abolitionism; education; McKendree College; Ebenezer
Manual Labor School |
||||||||
32 |
4 |
Dec. 1939 |
442-473 |
The Black Hawk War : a military analysis |
Lambert, Joseph I. |
Black Hawk War; Black Hawk; Sauk Indians;
settlers; Mississippi River; Reynolds, John; Gaines, Edmund P.; Atkinson,
Henry; army; infantry; cavalry; volunteers; Whiteside, Samuel; Stillman.
Isaiah; Dodge, Henry; Henry, James D.; Taylor, Zachary; Scott, Winfield |
||||||||
32 |
4 |
Dec. 1939 |
474-497 |
Infant industries in Illinois : as illustrated in
Quincy, 1836-1856 |
Wilkey, Harry L. |
industry; Quincy, Ill.; meat packing; pork;
milling; manufacturing; stoves; plows; wagons; carriages; foundries; machine
shops; whisky; distilleries; wood working; barrels; cabinets; leather; shoes;
saddles; harnesses |
||||||||
32 |
4 |
Dec. 1939 |
498-516 |
The Welsh people in Illinois |
Monaghan, Jay |
Welsh; immigration; Chicago; religion; churches;
choral singing; Welsh language; Republican Party; World's Columbian
Exposition; Welsh National Cymrodorian Society; Jones, Jenkin Lloyd;
newspapers; lodges; Cambrian Benevolent Society; American True Order of
Ivorites; Kymry Society; builders; contractors; Wright, Frank Lloyd; Apmadoc,
William; Prothero, Daniel; Llewellyn, A. J. |
||||||||
32 |
4 |
Dec. 1939 |
517-524 |
Frank Everett Stevens : January 5, 1856-October
16, 1939 |
Angle, Paul M. |
Stevens, Frank Everett; Illinois; history;
research; writing; books; collections |
||||||||
33 |
1 |
Mar. 1940 |
7-56 |
The Charleston riot, March 28, 1864 |
Coleman, Charles H.; Spence, Paul H. |
Charleston, Ill.; Coles County, Ill.; Civil War;
riots; Union; army; soldiers; Copperheads; Knights of the Golden Circle;
Constable, Charles H.; 54th Illinois Infantry; O'Hair, John H.; Wells,
Nelson; Sallee, Oliver; Mitchell, Greenville M.; Freesner, Levi; Rardin,
George W.; Redmon, John; Lincoln, Abraham; trial; Coles County Circuit Court;
Effingham County Circuit Court |
||||||||
33 |
1 |
Mar. 1940 |
57-67 |
Benjamin Lundy in Illinois |
Landon, Fred |
Lundy, Benjamin; slavery; abolitionism;
newspapers; Genius of Universal Emancipation; Illinois Anti-Slavery Society;
LaSalle County, Ill. |
||||||||
33 |
1 |
Mar. 1940 |
68-77 |
Mary Hartwell Catherwood : a bibliography |
Price, Robert |
Catherwood, Mary Hartwell; historical novels;
poems; short stories; bibliography |
||||||||
33 |
1 |
Mar. 1940 |
78-115 |
Illinois in 1939 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1939 |
||||||||
33 |
2 |
June 1940 |
153-165 |
Streeterville saga |
Broomell, Kenneth F.; Church, Harlow M. |
Streeter, George Wellington; Chicago;
Streeterville; District of Lake Michigan; treaties; Potawatomi Indians; land;
title; police; raids |
||||||||
33 |
2 |
June 1940 |
166-189 |
A poet's mother in Illinois |
Bohman, George V. |
Bryant, Sarah Snell; Bryant, William Cullen;
migration; Princeton, Ill.; Bureau County, Ill. |
||||||||
33 |
2 |
June 1940 |
190-202 |
The drama in southern Illinois (1865-1900) |
Stallings, Roy |
theater; showboats; circuses; Southern Illinois;
Cairo, Ill.; Cairo Athenaeum; Cairo Opera House; Cairo Opera Company;
Carbondale, Ill.; Herrin, Ill. |
||||||||
33 |
2 |
June 1940 |
203-206 |
Prudence Crandall, abolitionist |
Tisler, C. C. |
Crandall, Prudence; abolitionism; African
Americans; students; schools; Philleo, Calvin; Philleo Academy; Troy Grove,
Ill. |
||||||||
33 |
2 |
June 1940 |
207-211 |
The president of the Lincoln Guard of Honor |
Swift, Lester L. |
Lincoln, Abraham; corpse; theft; tomb;
Springfield, Ill.; Lincoln Guard of Honor; Power, John Carroll; Dana,
Gustavus S. |
||||||||
33 |
2 |
June 1940 |
212-232 |
The story of an ordinary man |
Angle, Paul M., ed. |
Tebbetts, William H.; migration; Illinois; Civil
War; Union; army; letters |
||||||||
33 |
3 |
Sept. 1940 |
269-277 |
The Navy and the Booth conspirators |
Paullin, Charles O. |
United States Navy; Lincoln, Abraham;
assassination; Booth, John Wilkes; O'Laughlin, Michael; Arnold, Samuel B.;
Herold, David E.; Atzerodt, George A.; Payne, Lewis; Spangler, Edward;
Montgomery, John B.; Washington Navy Yard; Parker, Foxhall A.; Stanton, Edwin
M. |
||||||||
33 |
3 |
Sept. 1940 |
278-303 |
Domestic arts and crafts in Illinois (1800-1860) |
Taylor, Marjorie Caroline |
Illinois; settlers; log cabins; homes; churches;
schools; furniture; farming; food; storage; cooking; utensils; gardens;
livestock; washing; clothing; wool; spinning; sewing; quilting; weaving |
||||||||
33 |
3 |
Sept. 1940 |
304-340 |
Rock Island and the Rock Island Arsenal |
Nothstein, Ira Oliver |
Rock Island Arsenal; arms; ammunition; Davis,
Jefferson; Sauk Indians; Fox Indians; French; British; War of 1812; Fort
Armstrong; Black Hawk War; Civil War; Kingsbury, C. P.; Rodman, Thomas J.;
prisons; Confederates; Flagler, D. W.; Spanish American War; machine shops;
World War I |
||||||||
33 |
3 |
Sept. 1940 |
341-358 |
Notes on Rock River navigation |
Larson, Gustav E. |
Rock River; Illinois; Wisconsin; navigation; fur
trade; lead; lumber; flatboats; steamboats; canals; locks; Rock River
Navigation Company |
||||||||
33 |
4 |
Dec. 1940 |
389-411 |
Wanderings in the West in 1839 |
Hayter, Earl W. |
Gould, , J.; travel; narratives; Illinois |
||||||||
33 |
4 |
Dec. 1940 |
412-437 |
Literary opportunities in pioneer times |
Monaghan, Jay |
United States; books; authors; textbooks; novels;
magazines; women authors; Irving, Washington; Cooper, James Fenimore; Stone,
William L.; Woodworth, Samuel; plays; minstrel shows; Foster, Stephen;
historical novels; sports writing; dime novels; Ingraham, J. H.; Buntline,
Ned |
||||||||
33 |
4 |
Dec. 1940 |
438-468 |
Charles Reynolds Matheny, pioneer settler of
Illinois (1786-1839) |
Johnson, T. Walter |
Matheny, Charles R.; migration; settlers;
Virginia; Kentucky; Illinois; Methodist Church; circuit riders; farming; War
of 1812; St. Clair County, Ill.; Illinois Territory; Illinois State
Legislature; circuit courts; judges; statehood; slavery; indentured
servitude; Panic of 1819; Sangamon County, Ill.; Springfield, Ill.;
Springfield Academy |
||||||||
33 |
4 |
Dec. 1940 |
469-477 |
Mr. Lincoln goes to the theatre |
Hemminger, Art |
Lincoln, Abraham; theater; Hillis, Lois;
Jefferson, Joseph III; Burton, William Evans; Hackett, James H.; Springfield,
Ill.; Chicago; Washington, D.C.; licensing; fees; plays; minstrel shows |
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33 |
4 |
Dec. 1940 |
478-520 |
Hiram K. Jones and philosophy in Jacksonville |
Anderson, Paul Russell |
Jacksonville, Ill.; philosophy; Jones, Hiram K.;
physicians; medicine; Platonism; Plato; Plato Club; evolution; Fuller, Louise
M.; King, Mrs. J. O.; Wolcott, Mrs. Elizur; Wolcott, Elizur, Block, Lewis;
Alcott, Bronson; Concord School of Philosophy; Hegel, Georg Wilhelm
Friedrich; American Akademe; Harris, William Torrey; Emery, S. H., Jr.;
Snider, Denton J.; Wilder, Alexander |
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34 |
1 |
Mar. 1941 |
7-25 |
Charles S. Deneen, 1863-1940 |
West, Roy O.; Walton, William C. |
Deneen, Charles S.; obituaries; state's attorney;
Cook County, Ill.; governor; Illinois; McKendree College |
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34 |
1 |
Mar. 1941 |
26-49 |
A Confederate prisoner at Rock Island : the diary
of Lafayette Rogan |
Hauberg, John H., ed. |
Civil War; prisons; prisoners; Confederates;
prisoners; diaries; Rock Island, Ill. |
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34 |
1 |
Mar. 1941 |
50-83 |
Quincy, an outpost of philosophy |
Anderson, Paul Russell |
Quincy, Ill.; philosophy; Plato; Platonism; Emery,
Samuel H., Jr.; Emerson, Ralph Waldo; Alcott, Bronson; Denman, Sarah;
McClure, Edward; Friends in Council; women's clubs; Plato Club; Hegel, Georg
Wilhelm Friedrich; Concord School of Philosophy |
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34 |
1 |
Mar. 1941 |
84-91 |
Zachary Taylor in Illinois |
Hamilton, Holman |
Taylor, Zachary; army; Illinois; War of 1812;
Battle of Credit Island; narratives |
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34 |
1 |
Mar. 1941 |
92-122 |
Illinois in 1940 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1940 |
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34 |
2 |
June 1941 |
161-163 |
The Illinois State Historical Society : a
statement of policy |
|
Illinois; history; Illinois State Historical
Society |
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34 |
2 |
June 1941 |
164-176 |
The painted record of a community experiment :
Olaf Krans and his pictures of the Bishop Hill colony |
Jacobson, Margaret E. |
Bishop Hill, Ill.; Krans, Olaf; artists; paintings |
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34 |
2 |
June 1941 |
177-208 |
Jacob Strawn and John T. Alexander : central
Illinois stockmen |
McClelland, Clarence P. |
Strawn, Jacob; Alexander, John T.; Morgan County,
Ill.; farming; cattle |
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34 |
2 |
June 1941 |
209-232 |
Was Abraham Lincoln really a spiritualist? |
Monaghan, Jay |
Lincoln, Abraham; spiritualism; seances; Lincoln,
Mary Todd; Hall, Fayette; Maynard, Nettie Colburn |
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34 |
2 |
June 1941 |
233-244 |
An Icarian in Nauvoo |
Barnes, Sherman B. |
Icarians; utopias; communism; Nauvoo, Ill.; Cabet,
Etienne; Roux, Pierre; letters |
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34 |
3 |
Sept. 1941 |
281-302 |
Camp Lincoln |
Illinois Writers' Project |
Camp Lincoln; Springfield, Ill.; Illinois National
Guard; cavalry; infantry; training; Civilian Conservation Corps; discipline;
saloons; drinking; African Americans; race relations; riots; recreation;
marksmanship; athletics |
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34 |
3 |
Sept. 1941 |
303-333 |
English settlers in Illinois |
Foreman, Grant |
English; immigration; settlers; Illinois; letters;
potters |
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34 |
3 |
Sept. 1941 |
334-343 |
Canton College : an early attempt at higher
education in Illinois |
Eversole, Mildred, ed. |
Canton College; colleges; Illinois; Wright,
Nathaniel; Wright, Joel; Dewey, N. W.; letters |
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34 |
3 |
Sept. 1941 |
344-348 |
Lincoln was tough on officers |
Russell, Don |
Lincoln, Abraham; Union; army; officers; courts
martial; penalties |
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34 |
3 |
Sept. 1941 |
349-365 |
The Illinois State Historical Society |
|
Illinois; history; Illinois Historical Society;
publications; conferences; Illinois Literary and Historical Society; Illinois
State Historical Library |
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34 |
4 |
Dec. 1941 |
401-438 |
The raising of Union forces in Illinois during the
Civil War |
Dayton, Aretas A. |
Civil War; Illinois; Union; army; recruitment;
volunteers; draft; evasion; bounties; substitutes; Yates, Richard; War
Department; Cameron, Simon; Stanton, Edwin M.; Oakes, James; Knights of the
Golden Circle; Chicago Draft Insurance Company |
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34 |
4 |
Dec. 1941 |
439-452 |
James Hall and the Antiquarian and Historical
Society of Illinois |
Flanagan, John T. |
Hall, James; Illinois; history; societies;
Antiquarian and Historical Society of Illinois; historic preservation |
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34 |
4 |
Dec. 1941 |
453-471 |
The Lake Michigan water diversion controversy : a
summary statement |
Graff, Maurice O. |
Lake Michigan; water; diversion; Chicago; Chicago
River; sewage; Chicago Drainage Canal; inland waterways; Canada; Illinois
River; Great Lakes; Wisconsin; Michigan; Ohio; Pennsylvania; New York State |
||||||||
35 |
1 |
Mar. 1942 |
7-20 |
The "Latin peasants" of Belleville,
Illinois |
Villard, Oswald Garrison |
German Americans; immigration; Belleville, Ill.;
Hilgard, Theodore; Koerner, Gustav; democracy; politics; Democratic Party;
Republican Party; Engelmann, Friedrich |
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35 |
1 |
Mar. 1942 |
21-56 |
Illinois in 1941 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1941 |
||||||||
35 |
1 |
Mar. 1942 |
57-72 |
Illinois Indians on the lower Mississippi,
1771-1782 |
Faye, Stanley |
Illinois Indians; Peoria Indians; Kaskaskia
Indians; Cahokia Indians; Tamaroa Indians; Quapaw Indians; Mississippi River;
Arkansas River; France; Spain; Great Britain; trade; Orieta, Josef de; Du
Coigne, Jean Batiste; Unzaga, Luis de; Villiers, Balthazar de; Clark, George
Rogers |
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35 |
2 |
June 1942 |
107-114 |
The historical society in wartime |
Beyer, Richard L. |
history; historical societies; World War II;
patriotism; culture; archives; preservation; education |
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35 |
2 |
June 1942 |
115-132 |
A forgotten Evanston institution : the
Northwestern Female College |
Clark, Dwight F. |
Northwestern Female College; Jones, William P.,
Jr.; Jones, J. Wesley; women; education; Northwestern University; Evanston
College for Ladies |
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35 |
2 |
June 1942 |
133-139 |
Did Abraham Lincoln receive the Illinois Germanic
vote? |
Monaghan, Jay |
Lincoln, Abraham; German Americans; Illinois;
election; president; 1860; Republican Party; Democratic Party |
||||||||
35 |
2 |
June 1942 |
140-147 |
The unique career of an Illinois musician |
Martin, Lorene |
Bagby, Albert Morris; Rushville, Ill.;
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel; lectures; concerts; Liszt, Franz |
||||||||
35 |
2 |
June 1942 |
148-173 |
Audubon's "Journey up the Mississippi" |
McDermott, John Francis, ed. |
Audubon, John James; Mississippi River; travel;
narratives |
||||||||
35 |
2 |
June 1942 |
174-179 |
The Illinois Historical Records Survey : a
bibliography of its publications |
Hall, Thomas R. |
Illinois; archives; Illinois Historical Records
Survey; publications; bibliography |
||||||||
35 |
3 |
Sept. 1942 |
213-215 |
Our national ignorance : an editorial |
Angle, Paul M. |
American history; courses; requirements; colleges;
universities |
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35 |
3 |
Sept. 1942 |
216-235 |
Galesburg : hot-bed of abolitionism |
Muelder, Hermann R. |
Galesburg, Ill.; abolitionism; Illinois
Anti-Slavery Society; Knox County Anti-Slavery Society; Knox College;
Kellogg, Hiram H.; Gale, George Washington; World Anti-Slavery Convention; State
Female Anti-Slavery Society; Davis, Mary Brown; black codes; Liberty Party;
Holyoke, William; Parker, Lucius H.; Blanchard, Jonathan |
||||||||
35 |
3 |
Sept. 1942 |
236-259 |
Early settlers of the Rock River Valley |
Buckingham, Clyde E. |
Rock River; Rock River Valley, Ill.; settlers;
lead; mining; Galena, Ill.; Kellogg, O. W.; Kellogg Trail; Dixon, John;
migration; pioneers; South; New England; New York State; travel; narratives;
religion; missionaries; temperance; abolitionism |
||||||||
35 |
3 |
Sept. 1942 |
260-287 |
Anton C. Hesing : the rise of a Chicago boss |
Olden, Peter H. |
Hesing, Anton C.; Chicago; politics; German
Americans; sheriff; Cook County, Ill.; election; 1860; Republican Party;
Democratic Party; Know-Nothing Party; nativism; publisher; Illinois
Staats-Zeitung |
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35 |
4 |
Dec. 1942 |
321-322 |
One hyphenated American |
Steinbrecher, Edith |
Jussen, Edmund; Anderson, Anna Jussen;
citizenship; Germany; United States; liberty |
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35 |
4 |
Dec. 1942 |
323-337 |
History in war time |
Hudson, H. Gary; Hendrickson, Walter B. |
American history; courses; requirements; colleges;
universities; patriotism; democracy |
||||||||
35 |
4 |
Dec. 1942 |
338-346 |
Illinois at West Point : her graduates in the
Civil War |
Ness, George T., Jr. |
Illinois; United States Military Academy; army;
graduates; Union; Confederate Army; Civil War |
||||||||
35 |
4 |
Dec. 1942 |
347-367 |
Colonel James W. Stephenson : Galena pioneer |
Lebron, Jeanne |
Stephenson, James W.; Galena, Ill.; Black Hawk
War; army; politics; Illinois; State Senate; Stephenson, Ellen Kyle; land
office; governor; nomination; Democratic Party |
||||||||
35 |
4 |
Dec. 1942 |
368-389 |
History of the Illinois School for the Deaf |
Cleary, Minnie Wait |
Illinois School for the Deaf; deaf; schools;
education; mental disability; Jacksonville, Ill.; Officer, Thomas H.;
Gillett, Philip G.; curriculum; athletics; Walker, S. Teft; Morse, Anna;
Gordon, J. C.; Gillett, Charles P.; White, H. T.; Smith, O. C.; Reig, J. W.;
Whipp, F. W.; Cloud, Daniel T.; Archer, T. V. |
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36 |
1 |
Mar. 1943 |
7-20 |
The old Chatterton : a brief history of a famous
old opera house |
Bunn, George W., Jr. |
Chatterton Opera House; Springfield, Ill.;
Chatterton, George W., Jr.; Rudolph's Opera House; concerts; theater; actors;
plays; musical comedy; burlesque; minstrel shows; lectures; magic shows |
||||||||
36 |
1 |
Mar. 1943 |
21-40 |
Where did the Battle of Chicago take place? |
Musham, H. A. |
Fort Dearborn; War of 1812; Potawatomi Indians;
narratives; battlefield; site; Chicago |
||||||||
36 |
1 |
Mar. 1943 |
41-49 |
William Henry Bissell : eleventh governor of
Illinois |
Halbert, William U. |
Bissell, William Henry; governors; Illinois;
Republican Party; Mexican War; army; House of Representatives; slavery |
||||||||
36 |
1 |
Mar. 1943 |
50-89 |
Illinois in 1942 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1942 |
||||||||
36 |
2 |
June 1943 |
121-163 |
Abraham Lincoln and the Illinois Central Railroad,
1857-1860 |
Brown, Charles Leroy |
Lincoln, Abraham; Illinois Central Railroad;
panic; 1857; bonds; taxation; property; valuation; land grants; Illinois;
Illinois State Auditor; Illinois Supreme Court; Holbrook, Darius D.; Breese,
Sidney; Douglas, Stephen A.; Bissell, William H.; Brayman, Mason; Dubois,
Jesse K.; lawyers; fees; payment; Osborn, William H.; McClellan, George B.;
Caton, John D.; Walker, Pinkney H. |
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36 |
2 |
June 1943 |
164-189 |
Art in southern Illinois, 1865-1914 |
Ayers, Esther Mary |
Southern Illinois;
art; painting; sculpture; interior decoration; china painting;
ceramics; exhibits; county fairs; Cairo, Ill.; Safford Memorial Library;
teaching; Southern Illinois Normal University; Nash, Helen N.; Salter,
Matilda Finley; Kirkpatrick, Amy; Union Academy; Perrine, Dan; Willard,
Frank; McAvoy; Segar, Elziar; Moon Mullins; The Potters; Popeye; Rittenhouse,
Maud; Halliday, Mary; Root, Robert; Clemens, Charles Anthony; Sandborn,
Hannah; Anna Pottery |
||||||||
36 |
2 |
June 1943 |
190-207 |
Dutch Reformed beginnings in Illinois |
Ellis, Elizabeth |
Dutch Reformed Church; Illinois; Fairview, Ill.;
Wilson, Abraham; Reformed Church of Fairview; Brunswick Dutch Reformed
Church; VanderVeer Dutch Reformed Church; Pekin, Ill.; Raritan, Ill.;
Bushnell, Ill. |
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36 |
3 |
Sept. 1943 |
237-270 |
Lincoln's offer of a command to Garibaldi :
further light on a disputed point of history |
Marraro, Howard R. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Garibaldi, Giuseppe; Italy;
liberation; Civil War; Union; army; commission; Tuckerman, Henry T.; Vecchi,
Augusto; Quiggle, James W.; Seward, William H.; Sanford, Henry S.; Marsh,
George P.; Canisius, Theodore; Rice, William T.; Bertinatti, Giuseppe;
Melegari, Luigi A.; Clay, Green |
||||||||
36 |
3 |
Sept. 1943 |
271-283 |
The political metamorphosis of Robert Green
Ingersoll |
Cramer, C. H. |
Ingersoll, Robert G.; Democratic Party; Republican
Party; Congress; elections; 1860; 1862; 1864; Kellogg, William; Ingersoll,
Ebon C. |
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36 |
3 |
Sept. 1943 |
284-315 |
Owen Lovejoy in Princeton, Illinois |
Haberkorn, Ruth Ewers |
Lovejoy, Owen; Princeton, Ill.; abolitionism;
slavery; Underground Railroad; Congregational Church; clergy; Hampshire
County Congregational Church; Lovejoy, Elijah P.; Lovejoy, Eunice Storrs;
Buckner, John; People v. Lovejoy; House of Representatives |
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36 |
4 |
Dec, 1943 |
345-367 |
The old French towns of Illinois in 1839 : a
reminiscence |
Snyder, J. F. |
Snyder, John Francis; Snyder, Adam; travel;
narratives; politics; Democratic Party; Waterloo, Ill.; Kaskaskia, Ill.;
Prairie du Rocher, Ill.; Cahokia, Ill. |
||||||||
36 |
4 |
Dec, 1943 |
368-377 |
The genesis of restored New Salem |
Nelson, G. E. |
New Salem, Ill.; restoration; Old Salem Chautauqua
Association; Ike Walton Club; Old Salem Lincoln League; Lincoln, Abraham |
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36 |
4 |
Dec, 1943 |
378-407 |
The education of females in early Illinois |
McClelland, Clarence P. |
women; education; Illinois; schools; elementary;
secondary; colleges; curriculum; teachers; Grant, Zilpah; Beecher, Catherine;
Lyon, Mary; Ladies Association for Educating Females; Ladies Education
Society; Jacksonville Female Academy; Monticello Seminary; Rockford Female
Seminary; Rockford College; Atheneum; Northern Female College; Northwestern
Female College; Northwestern University; Illinois Conference Female Seminary;
MacMurray College |
||||||||
37 |
1 |
Mar. 1944 |
7-47 |
The Middle Western historical novel |
Flanagan, John T. |
Middle West; history; novels; French; American Indians;
fur trade; Lincoln, Abraham; Chicago; pioneers; settlement; farming; mining;
lumber industry; railroads; schools; religion |
||||||||
37 |
1 |
Mar. 1944 |
48-55 |
Lieutenant John Armstrong's map of the Illinois
River, 1790 |
Storm, Colton |
Illinois River; maps; Armstrong, John |
||||||||
37 |
1 |
Mar. 1944 |
56-84 |
Illinois in 1943 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1943 |
||||||||
37 |
2 |
June 1944 |
117-130 |
The war records program of the Illinois War
Council |
Erikson, Stanley; Roach, Elinor |
World War II; Illinois; records; archives; preservation;
Illinois War Council; war councils; colleges; universities; historical
societies |
||||||||
37 |
2 |
June 1944 |
131-163 |
The inhabitants of Chicago, 1825-1831 |
East, Ernest E. |
Chicago; residents; births; deaths; marriages;
voting |
||||||||
37 |
2 |
June 1944 |
164-172 |
Theodor Erasmus Hilgard, ambassador of Americanism |
Hirsch, Helmut |
Hilgard, Theodor Erasmus; Germans; immigration;
United States; Belleville, Ill.; writings; government; politics; democracy;
Hilgard, Friedrich; 1848; revolution |
||||||||
37 |
3 |
Sept. 1944 |
205-212 |
Origin of political symbols |
Monaghan, Jay |
Republican Party; elephant; election; 1860; Rome;
coins; East Indies; West Indies; England; Duke of Cumberland; Townshend,
George; Democratic Party; donkey; Jackson, Andrew; Whig Party;
alligator-horse; coonskin cap; Roosevelt, Theodore, bull moose; political
cartoons |
||||||||
37 |
3 |
Sept. 1944 |
213-228 |
The wreck of the James Watson : a Civil War
disaster |
|
steamboats; James Watson; shipwrecks; Civil War;
Union; army; Fortney, John F. M.; Miller, David; letters |
||||||||
37 |
3 |
Sept. 1944 |
229-241 |
The last years of Kaskaskia |
|
French, Maude Crisler; travel; narratives,
Kaskaskia, Ill. |
||||||||
37 |
3 |
Sept. 1944 |
242-249 |
Abraham Lincoln's first murder trial |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Truett, Henry B.; Early, Jacob
M.; murder; trial; Springfield, Ill.; land office; Galena, Ill.; May, William
L.; Douglas, Stephen A. |
||||||||
37 |
3 |
Sept. 1944 |
250-255 |
Across the prairie : a chapter of early Chicago
history |
Gueroult, Mary Young |
Chapronne, Francois; Chapronne, Rosalie; French;
immigration; Chicago; Wilmette, Ill.; gardening; flowers; Chapronne, Zoe;
Gueroult, Theophile; Gueroult, Maurice; Gueroult, Edward |
||||||||
37 |
3 |
Sept. 1944 |
256-263 |
Early hotels of Vermilion County : a study in
contrasts |
Tilton, Clint Clay |
Vermilion County, Ill.; hotels; boarding houses |
||||||||
37 |
4 |
Dec. 1944 |
293-300 |
Forty-fourth annual meeting, Illinois State
Historical Society |
|
Illinois State Historical Society; annual meeting |
||||||||
37 |
4 |
Dec. 1944 |
301-316 |
Fort St. Louis at Peoria |
Mulkey, Floyd |
Fort St. Louis; Peoria, Ill.; Starved Rock, Ill.;
La Salle, Robert Cavelier; Tonti, Henri de; Liette, Pierre-Charles de;
French; American Indians; Jesuits; missions; Rasle, Sebastien; Gravier,
Jacques; Binneteau, Julien; Marest, Gabriel; Aramipinchicoue, Marie; fur
trade |
||||||||
37 |
4 |
Dec. 1944 |
317-328 |
The Italians come to Herrin |
Manfredini, Dolores M. |
Italians; immigration; Herrin, Ill.; mining;
trade; societies; clubs; holidays; St. Mary's Catholic Church; English
language; schools; newspapers; World War I; World War II |
||||||||
37 |
4 |
Dec. 1944 |
329-350 |
Formative years of the Chicago Y.M.C.A. : a study
in urban history |
Dunn, F. Roger |
Young Men's Christian Association; Chicago;
Farwell, John V.; Moody, Dwight L.; Young Men's Association; Chicago
Mechanics' Institute; Young Men's Society for Religious Improvement;
Protestantism; evangelism; revivals; prayer meetings; 1857-1858; reading
rooms; libraries; lectures; employment service; Civil War |
||||||||
37 |
4 |
Dec. 1944 |
351-357 |
Three generations of New Salem pioneers |
Bale, Ida L. |
New Salem, Ill.; Bale, Henry; Germans;
immigration; Bale, Solomon; Bale, Jacob; Bale, Abraham; Bale, Hardin;
farming; milling; Baptists; ministers; revivals |
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38 |
1 |
Mar. 1945 |
7-37 |
An excursion into the early history of the Chicago
and Alton Railroad |
Yungmeyer, D. W. |
railroads; construction; Springfield, Ill.; Alton,
Ill.; Chicago; Bloomington, Ill.; Joliet, Ill.; Blackstone, Timothy B.;
Chicago and Alton Railroad; Chicago and Mississippi Railroad Company; Kansas
City, St. Louis and Chicago Railroad Company; bridges; Mississippi River;
Missouri River |
||||||||
38 |
1 |
Mar. 1945 |
38-57 |
A search for copper on the Illinois River : the
journal of Legardeur Delisle, 1722 |
Faye, Stanley, ed. |
Delisle, Legardeur; diaries; Illinois River; Fort
St. Louis; American Indians; French; Cadillac, Antoine de Lamothe; ore; lead;
copper; mines |
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38 |
1 |
Mar. 1945 |
58-70 |
Wayland Female Institute (Alton, 1853-1856) |
Smith, Grace Partridge |
Wayland Female Institute; women; schools;
education; courses; faculty; Alton, Ill.; Kimball, James Spencer; Kimball,
Clara Partridge |
||||||||
38 |
1 |
Mar. 1945 |
71-98 |
Illinois in 1944 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1944 |
||||||||
38 |
2 |
June 1945 |
143-206 |
Frontier landlords and pioneer tenants |
Gates, Paul Wallace |
frontier; pioneers; land; purchase; sales;
landlords; tenants; Riggs, Romulus; Ellsworth, Henry L.; Illinois Central
Railroad; Grigg, John; Corcoran, William W.; Funk, Isaac; Sullivant, Michael;
Sibley, Hiram; Alexander, John T.; Scott, Matthew T., Jr.; Allerton, Samuel;
Irish; immigration; Scully, William; aliens |
||||||||
38 |
2 |
June 1945 |
207-226 |
A Frenchman in America : two chapters from Ampere's
Promenade en Amerique, 1851 |
Crew, Mildred H., translator |
Ampere, Jean-Jacques; travel; narratives; Chicago;
prairie; American Indians; churches; religion; schools; grain; reapers;
theater |
||||||||
38 |
2 |
June 1945 |
227-237 |
The Reverend John Brich : his life and tragic
death |
Davis, Charles G. |
Brich, John; English; immigration; missionaries;
Presbyterian Church; Illinois; horseback riding; accident; death |
||||||||
38 |
3 |
Sept. 1945 |
277-294 |
The western trip of Philip Hone |
Angle, Paul M., ed. |
Hone, Philip; diaries; travel; narratives;
steamboats; Cairo, Ill.; St. Louis; Peoria, Ill.; Chicago; Sheboygan, Wis.;
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. |
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38 |
3 |
Sept. 1945 |
295-318 |
The Southern Collegiate Institute (1891-1916) |
Dukes, E. L. |
Southern Collegiate Institute; Albion Normal
School; Edwards County Normal College; students; faculty; Congregational
Church; teachers; education |
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38 |
3 |
Sept. 1945 |
319-344 |
The Wesley Foundation in Urbana : the origin of an
idea |
Piersel, W. G. |
Methodist Church; Urbana, Ill.; White, John
Paintor; Parks Chapel; University of Illinois; students; Tobie, Williard
Nathan; Second Methodist Church of Urbana; Trinity Church, Urbana; James,
Edmund J.; Baker, James C.; Wesley Foundation |
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38 |
4 |
Dec. 1945 |
383-413 |
From log cabin to sod house |
Dale, Edward Everett |
frontier; pioneers; log cabins; sod houses;
farming; forests; prairie; migration; West |
||||||||
38 |
4 |
Dec. 1945 |
414-445 |
Alson J. Streeter -- an agrarian liberal, pt. 1 |
Newcombe, Alfred |
Streeter, Alson J.; Lee County, Ill.; Knox
College; gold rush; California; farming; Mercer County, Ill.; Illinois
General Assembly; Granger Movement; Greenback Party; monopolies; senators;
election; 1885; Illinois; National Farmers' Alliance; Haymarket Affair |
||||||||
38 |
4 |
Dec. 1945 |
446-467 |
Illinois, host to well-known nineteenth century
authors |
Hubach, Robert R. |
Illinois; authors; travel; narratives; Hall,
James; Illinois Gazette; Illinois Monthly Magazine; Lincoln, Abraham; Bryant,
William Cullen; Latrobe, Charles J.; Hoffman, Charles F.; Martineau, Harriet;
Dickens, Charles; Fuller, Margaret; Whitman, Walt; Emerson, Ralph Waldo;
Alcott, Bronson; Trollope, Anthony; Clemens, Samuel; Twain, Mark; Wilde,
Oscar; Field, Eugene; Arnold, Matthew; Kipling, Rudyard |
||||||||
39 |
1 |
Mar. 1946 |
7-20 |
Let's study the local history of Illinois |
Alexander, Edward T. |
Illinois; history; teaching; schools; historical
societies; collections |
||||||||
39 |
1 |
Mar. 1946 |
21-67 |
From England to Illinois in 1821 : the journal of
William Hall, pt. 1 |
Monaghan, Jay, ed. |
Hall, William; diaries; farming; immigration;
sailing ships; wagons; flatboats; travel; narratives; farming; England;
Illinois |
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39 |
1 |
Mar. 1946 |
68-95 |
Alson J. Streeter -- an agrarian liberal, pt. 2 |
Newcombe, Alfred |
Streeter, Alson J.; farming; labor; Union Labor
Party; election; president; 1888; conventions; senator; 1891; Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association; Republican Party |
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39 |
1 |
Mar. 1946 |
96-125 |
Illinois in 1945 |
Eversole, Mildred |
Illinois; chronology; 1945 |
||||||||
39 |
2 |
June 1946 |
165-178 |
The early theatre in Chicago |
Briggs, Harold E.; Briggs, Ernestine B. |
theater; Chicago; plays; Sauganash Hotel; Rialto
Theatre; Chicago Theatre; Illinois Theatrical Company; Jefferson, Joseph;
McKenzie, Alexander; Lyne and Powell; Marshael, Reuben; Rice, John B.; Rice
Theatre; McVicker, James H. |
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39 |
2 |
June 1946 |
179-195 |
Trial lawyers I have known |
Kehoe, John E. |
trial lawyers; judges; Palmer, John M.; Senate;
election; 1891; Davis, David; Shutt, William E.; Hamilton, Lloyd F.; Hay,
Milton; Calhoun, William J.; Mann, Joseph V.; Wendling, George R.; Bryan,
William Jennings; Ingersoll, Robert
G.; Hines, William J.; Trude, A. S.; Gary, Joseph E.; Hardy, Charles M.;
O'Brien, William; Mills, Luther Laflin; Wing, Russell M. |
||||||||
39 |
2 |
June 1946 |
196-207 |
What about teaching the history of Illinois in our
public schools? |
Ander, O. Fritiof |
Illinois; history; social science; schools;
teaching; teachers; historical societies; historians |
||||||||
39 |
2 |
June 1946 |
208-254 |
From England to Illinois in 1821 : the journal of
William Hall, pt. 2 |
Monaghan, Jay, ed. |
Hall, William; diaries; farming; Illinois;
Birkbeck, Morris |
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39 |
3 |
Sept. 1946 |
303-322 |
Beginnings of architecture in Illinois |
Newcomb, Rexford |
architecture; Illinois; balloon frame; steel
frame; Snow, George Washington; Holabird, William; Jenney, William Le Baron;
Burnham, Daniel H.; Chicago; Kaskaskia, Ill.; log cabins; houses; churches;
courthouses; Springfield, Ill.; capitol; Rague, John Francis |
||||||||
39 |
3 |
Sept. 1946 |
323-332 |
Lincoln, Wright, and Holmes at Fort Stevens |
Hicks, Frederick C. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Holmes, Oliver Wendell;
Woollcott, Alexander; Wright, Horatio G.; Fort Stevens, Washington, D.C.;
Early, Jubal T. |
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39 |
3 |
Sept. 1946 |
333-344 |
The archduke Francis Ferdinand in the United
States |
May, Arthur J. |
Francis Ferdinand; travel; United States; Chicago;
World's Columbian Exposition; New York |
||||||||
39 |
3 |
Sept. 1946 |
345-360 |
The autobiography of William Osborne Davis |
Davis, William Osborne; Sinclair, Harold, ed. |
Davis, William Osborne; editors; Bloomington
Pantagraph; Bloomington, Ill.; autobiography |
||||||||
39 |
4 |
Dec. 1946 |
407-418 |
The wreck of the Lady Elgin |
Clark, Dwight F. |
steamboats; Lake Michigan; Lady Elgin; shipwreck;
1860; Winnetka, Ill.; Spencer, Edward W.; Wilson, Jack; Augusta; Malott, D.
M. |
||||||||
39 |
4 |
Dec. 1946 |
419-424 |
How to give away an opera house |
Hansen, Harry |
Crosby, Uranus H.; Chicago; Opera House; lottery;
1867; Lee, Abraham Hagerman |
||||||||
39 |
4 |
Dec. 1946 |
425-446 |
An eyewitness account of the death and burial of
J. Wilkes Booth |
Baker, L. B. |
Booth, John Wilkes; arrest; death; Corbitt,
Boston; burial |
||||||||
39 |
4 |
Dec. 1946 |
447-458 |
Morgan County's dog fennel war : an account of the
Cass County invasion of Jacksonville in 1863 |
Monaghan, Jay |
Morgan County, Ill.; Jacksonville, Ill.; Civil
War; Democrats; peace; army; draft; secret societies; Knights of the Golden
Circle; Union League; Husted, John; Stokes, John W. |
||||||||
40 |
1 |
Mar. 1947 |
7-22 |
The notorious Colonel Wilkins |
Storm, Colton |
Wilkins, John; British; army; commandants;
Illinois; Fort Chartres, Ill.; traders; contracts; courts; Baynton, Wharton
and Morgan; Morgan, George; French; American Indians; Gage, Thomas |
||||||||
40 |
1 |
Mar. 1947 |
23-37 |
Belleville Germans look at America (1833-1845) |
Klett, Ada M. |
Germans; immigration; Belleville, Ill.; St. Louis;
letters; Engelmann, Theodor; Koerner, Gustav; Engelmann, Georg; Engelmann,
Lottchen; Koerner, Sophie Engelmann |
||||||||
40 |
1 |
Mar. 1947 |
38-61 |
The food of the frontier |
Dale, Edward Everett |
food; American colonies; pioneers; frontier; corn;
bread; biscuits; vegetables; fruit; game; pork; cattle; menus |
||||||||
40 |
1 |
Mar. 1947 |
62-81 |
Illinois in 1946 |
Wetherbee, S. A. |
Illinois; chronology; 1946 |
||||||||
40 |
2 |
June 1947 |
135-153 |
Jediah F. Alexander, Civil War editor |
Schmidt, Hubert G. |
Alexander, Jediah F.; newspapers; editors;
Greenville, Ill.; Greenville Advocate; Civil War; Union |
||||||||
40 |
2 |
June 1947 |
154-167 |
Jubilee College and its founder |
Chase, Virginius H. |
Chase, Philander; clergy; Episcopal Church; Kenyon
College; bishops; Illinois; Jubilee College |
||||||||
40 |
2 |
June 1947 |
168-175 |
Some Illinois influences on the life of William E.
Borah |
Braden, Waldo W. |
Borah, William E.; Borah, William N.; Toms
Prairie, Ill.; schools; education; Southern Illinois Academy |
||||||||
40 |
2 |
June 1947 |
176-199 |
Red stacks in the sunset |
Dowling, Edward J., S. J. |
Goodrich, A. E.; Lake Michigan; Chicago;
steamships; wood; iron; steel; propellers; side wheel; screw drive; |
||||||||
40 |
2 |
June 1947 |
200-208 |
A century ago in Saline County |
Thompson, Scerial |
Saline County, Ill.; settlement; pioneers;
immigration; farming; coal mining; 1847 |
||||||||
40 |
3 |
Sept. 1947 |
253-366 |
"The morning-star of memory" |
McClelland, Clarence P. |
MacMurray College; Methodist Church; Illinois
Conference Female Academy; Illinois Conference Female College; Illinois
Female College; Illinois Woman's College; Cartwright, Peter; Akers, Peter;
Jaquess, James Frazer |
||||||||
40 |
3 |
Sept. 1947 |
267-297 |
James T. Ayers, Civil War recruiter |
Franklin, John Hope |
Ayers, James T.; slavery; Illinois; abolitionism;
African Americans; soldiers; diaries; Civil War; Lincoln, Abraham; election;
1864 |
||||||||
40 |
3 |
Sept. 1947 |
298-312 |
When Dio Lewis came to Dixon |
Vest, Eugene B. |
Lewis, Dio; Dixon, Ill.; gymnastics; women; dress
reform; temperance; Harsha, W. W. |
||||||||
40 |
3 |
Sept. 1947 |
313-330 |
Origin of the Progressive Mine Workers of America |
Young, Dallas M. |
Progressive Mine Workers of America; United Mine
Workers of America; Lewis, John L.; coal miners; wages; Illinois; Farrington,
Frank |
||||||||
40 |
4 |
Dec. 1947 |
377-396 |
The folklore Lincoln |
Donald, David |
Lincoln, Abraham; biographies; legends; folklore;
Herndon, William H. |
||||||||
40 |
4 |
Dec. 1947 |
397-413 |
The historians of the Northwest Ordinance |
Billington, Ray A. |
Northwest Ordinance; historians; slavery;
authorship; Jefferson, Thomas; Dane, Nathan; Cutler, Manasseh; Northwest
Territory; government |
||||||||
40 |
4 |
Dec. 1947 |
414-425 |
Destruction of the Mormon temple at Nauvoo |
Arrington, Joseph Earl |
Nauvoo, Ill.; Mormons; Mormon Temple; fire; arson;
Agnew, Joseph B.; Palmer, John W.; Icarians |
||||||||
40 |
4 |
Dec. 1947 |
426-438 |
An Illinois educator -- Frederick Gordon Bonser |
Bonser, Louella |
Bonser, Frederick Gordon; Shelbyville, Ill.; Avon,
Ill.; University of Illinois; Illinois State Normal School; Western Illinois
State Normal School; Speyer School; Columbia University Teachers College |
||||||||
41 |
1 |
Mar. 1948 |
7-15 |
Evarts Boutell Greene, 1870-1947 |
Peace, Theodore C. |
Green, Evarts Boutell; obituaries; Illinois State
Historical Society; University of Illinois; faculty; Illinois; history |
||||||||
41 |
1 |
Mar. 1948 |
16-27 |
The beginnings of Swedish immigration into
Illinois a century ago |
Bergendoff, Conrad |
Illinois; Swedish; immigration; Hedstrom, Jonas;
Hedstrom, Olof; Olson, Olof; Janson, Eric; Bishop Hill, Ill. Methodist
Church; Lutheran Church; Esbjorn, L. P.; Unonius, Gustaf; von Schneidau,
Polycarp; Chicago; Cassel, Peter |
||||||||
41 |
1 |
Mar. 1948 |
28-42 |
The duty -- or dilemma -- of every Illinoisan |
Brayer, Herbert O. |
Europe; food; World War II; relief;
rehabilitation; Communism; Russia; Marshall Plan |
||||||||
41 |
1 |
Mar. 1948 |
43-63 |
Illinois in 1947 |
Wetherbee, S. A. |
Illinois; chronology; 1947 |
||||||||
41 |
2 |
June 1948 |
134-145 |
Peter S. Newell, cartoonist |
Goltra, Mabel Hall |
Newell, Peter S.; cartoonists; Jacksonville, Ill. |
||||||||
41 |
2 |
June 1948 |
146-158 |
An exiled Swedish novelist and the Civil War |
Johnson, E. Gustav |
Almquist, Carl Jonas Ludwig; authors; Sweden; United States; Civil War; Union; election;
1864; McClellan, George B.; Belleville, Ill. |
||||||||
41 |
2 |
June 1948 |
159-170 |
Drama in Swedish in Chicago |
Naeseth, Henriette C. K. |
Chicago; theater; Swedish language; dramatic
societies; actors; audiences; Svea Theatrical Society; Svenska Amator
Sallskap; Svenska Dramatiska Sallskap; Svenska Teatar Sallskap |
||||||||
41 |
3 |
Sept. 1948 |
219-230 |
Illinois records of 1000 A.D. |
Deuel, Thorne |
Illinois; archaeology; artifacts; Hopewellian
culture; burial mounds |
||||||||
41 |
3 |
Sept. 1948 |
231-243 |
Old Hutch -- the wheat king |
Ferris, William |
Hutchinson, Benjamin Peters; Chicago Board of
Trade; wheat; prices; brokers; meat packing; Burt, Hutchinson, and Snow;
Union Stock Yards; First National Bank; Corn Exchange National Bank; Blinn,
Fanny; Cudahy, John; Pardridge, Edwin |
||||||||
41 |
3 |
Sept. 1948 |
244-264 |
Illinois agriculture in transition 1820-1870, pt.
1 |
Bardolph, Richard |
Illinois; farming; agriculture; grain; farm
implements; prairie; fences; transportation; Chicago |
||||||||
41 |
3 |
Sept. 1948 |
265-280 |
Portrait of my grandmother, Mrs. Lincoln's
kinswoman |
Woodward, Elizabeth Raymond |
Edwards, Helen Dodge; Dodge, Jane Varick; Dodge,
Henry; Edwards, Benjamin; Edwards, Ninian; Springfield, Ill.; Lincoln, Abraham;
Lincoln, Mary Todd |
||||||||
41 |
4 |
Dec. 1948 |
353-366 |
Theodore Calvin Pease |
Randall, J. G. |
Pease, Theodore Calvin; University of Illinois;
Illinois State Historical Society; Illinois Historical Survey; Illinois
Historical Collections |
||||||||
41 |
4 |
Dec. 1948 |
367-382 |
Lincoln and Pinkerton |
Lewis, Lloyd |
Lincoln, Abraham; Pinkerton, Allen; McClellan,
George B.; Civil War; Secret Service; Confederate Army; Chicago; police;
railroads; Underground Railroad; Brown, John; Pinkerton, Billy |
||||||||
41 |
4 |
Dec. 1948 |
383-401 |
A Morgan County volunteer in the Mexican War |
Henderson, Alfred J. |
Duncan, John; soldiers; Mexican War; letters |
||||||||
41 |
4 |
Dec. 1948 |
402-414 |
The importance of action in local history |
Potts, Abbie Findlay |
Rockford College; centennial; history; literature |
||||||||
41 |
4 |
Dec. 1948 |
415-437 |
Illinois agriculture in transition 1820-1870, pt.
2 |
Bardolph, Richard |
Illinois; agriculture; farmers; crops;
diversification; corn; wheat; cattle; pigs; sheep; fruit; dairy farming;
tobacco |
||||||||
42 |
1 |
Mar. 1949 |
7-29 |
Notes on old Cahokia |
Peterson, Charles E. |
Cahokia, Ill.; French; priests; mission; 1699;
traders; Louisiana; Fort de Chartres, Ill.; forts; farming; fur trade;
American Indians; British; St. Louis; |
||||||||
42 |
1 |
Mar. 1949 |
30-39 |
Plainsman from Illinois |
Paine, Clarence S. |
Hickok, Wild Bill; La Salle County, Ill.;
abolitionism; Underground Railroad; Kansas; Civil War; Wyoming |
||||||||
42 |
1 |
Mar. 1949 |
41-56 |
Lincoln and the Peoria French claims |
East, Ernest E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Peoria, Ill.; land; claims; War
of 1812; French; Browning, Orville H. |
||||||||
42 |
1 |
Mar. 1949 |
57-79 |
Silas Bryan of Salem |
Coletta, Paolo E. |
Bryan, Silas L.; McKendree College; lawyers;
Salem, Ill.; Bryan, Mariah Elizabeth; Illinois State Legislature; judges;
constitutional convention; 1870; Illinois; Baptists; Presbyterians; Bryan,
William Jennings; Illinois College |
||||||||
42 |
2 |
June 1949 |
127-146 |
Lloyd Downs Lewis, 1891-1949 |
Monaghan, Jay |
Lewis, Lloyd D.; obituaries; Illinois State
Historical Library; Chicago Daily News; journalists; editors; authors; Grant,
Ulysses S.; Sherman, William Tecumseh; Smith, Henry Justin |
||||||||
42 |
2 |
June 1949 |
147-166 |
The Beaubien claim |
Roden, Carl B. |
Chicago; Beaubien, Jean Baptiste; Fort Dearborn;
land; sales; ownership; claims |
||||||||
42 |
2 |
June 1949 |
167-178 |
The importance of books |
Buck, Pearl S. |
books; reading; censorship; education |
||||||||
42 |
2 |
June 1949 |
179-192 |
Lincoln in Kansas |
Hawley, Charles Arthur |
Lincoln, Abraham; president; election; 1860;
Kansas; slavery; 1859 |
||||||||
42 |
2 |
June 1949 |
193-208 |
Notes on old Cahokia : pt. 2, Fort Bowman
(1778-1780) |
Peterson, Charles E. |
Cahokia, Ill.; Clark, George Rogers; Revolutionary
War; Bowman, Joseph; Fort Bowman; French; Spanish; British; American Indians |
||||||||
42 |
3 |
Sept. 1949 |
259-270 |
The writing of Abraham Lincoln : a History |
Nicolay, Helen |
Nicolay, John G.; Hay, John; Lincoln, Abraham;
private secretary; biography |
||||||||
42 |
3 |
Sept. 1949 |
272-291 |
John Russell of Bluffdale |
Flanagan, John T. |
Russell, John; Bluffdale, Ill.; Baptists;
ministers; publishers; authors; oratory; temperance; Illinois State Lyceum |
||||||||
42 |
3 |
Sept. 1949 |
292-312 |
A tour of Illinois in 1842 |
Williams, Mentor L. |
Paulding, James Kirke; Van Buren, Martin; travel;
narratives; Illinois; prairie; towns; cities; 1842 |
||||||||
42 |
3 |
Sept. 1949 |
313-343 |
Notes on old Cahokia : pt. 3, American domination
(1778-1790) |
Peterson, Charles E. |
Cahokia, Ill.; French; Virginia; occupation;
Clark, George Rogers; government; Todd, John; farming; fences; land;
Northwest Territory; villages; mills; architecture; Old Courthouse; Church of
the Holy Family; houses |
||||||||
42 |
4 |
Dec. 1949 |
385-410 |
Stephen A. Douglas : his weaknesses and his
greatness |
Nevins, Allan |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Illinois; senators; politics;
oratory; slavery; Kansas-Nebraska Act; president; election; 1852; 1860 |
||||||||
42 |
4 |
Dec. 1949 |
411-423 |
Slavery and Negro servitude in Pope County, Ill. |
Allen, John W. |
African Americans; slavery; indentured servitude;
emancipation; Pope County, Ill. |
||||||||
42 |
4 |
Dec. 1949 |
424-445 |
Keen & Cooke : prairie publishers |
Stern, Madeleine B. |
publishers; booksellers; Chicago; Keen &
Cooke; Cooke, David B.; Keen, William B.; D. B. Cooke & Company;
Brautigam & Keen; Joseph Keen, Jr., & Brother; Keen & Lee; law
books; Americana; detective stories; Pinkerton, Allan |
||||||||
42 |
4 |
Dec. 1949 |
446-456 |
Pioneer Illinois library |
Travous, R. Louise |
Edwardsville, Ill.; library; catalog |
||||||||
43 |
1 |
Spring 1950 |
7-14 |
Sandburg's words at New Salem |
Sandburg, Carl; Schrader, Fred, transcriber |
Sandburg, Carl; Lincoln, Abraham; history; oratory |
||||||||
43 |
1 |
Spring 1950 |
15-27 |
Commencement week in 1876 |
Hendrickson, Walter B. |
Jacksonville, Ill.; graduations; reunions; 1876;
Jacksonville High School; Jacksonville Female Academy; Illinois College;
Illinois Institution for the Education of the Blind; Young Ladies Athenaeum;
Illinois Female College |
||||||||
43 |
1 |
Spring 1950 |
28-45 |
The frontier in Illinois history |
Billington, Ray A. |
Illinois; frontier; glaciers; soil; immigration;
Southern States; New England; Europe; prairie; farming; land; speculation;
finance; democracy |
||||||||
43 |
1 |
Spring 1950 |
46-57 |
Changing urban patterns in the Mississippi Valley |
Pierce, Bessie Louise |
cities; Mississippi Valley; Chicago; industry;
immigration; government; politics; crime |
||||||||
43 |
1 |
Spring 1950 |
59-60 |
Allan Nevins adds to his biography of Douglas |
|
Nevins, Allan; Douglas, Stephen A.; biography;
secession; Civil War |
||||||||
43 |
2 |
Summer 1950 |
91-99 |
Addenda to Lincoln's assassination |
Eisenschiml, Otto |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; People's Weekly;
Green, Ben E.; Stanton, Edwin M.; Holt, Joseph ; Baker, Lafayette C.;
Stevens, Thaddeus |
||||||||
43 |
2 |
Summer 1950 |
100-119 |
Fort Massac during the French and Indian War |
Caldwell, Norman W. |
Fort Massac, Ill.; Ohio River; construction;
French; Cherokee Indians; French and Indian War; Louisiana; Makarty; British;
occupation; Chickasaw Indians |
||||||||
43 |
2 |
Summer 1950 |
120-136 |
Monmouth literary societies |
Beth, Loren P. |
Monmouth College; literary societies; Erodelphian
Society; Philadelphian Society; Eccritean Society; Amateurs des Belles
Lettres; Aletheorian Society |
||||||||
43 |
3 |
Autumn 1950 |
171-186 |
Oliver Rogers Barrett, 1873-1950 |
Dilliard, Irving |
Barrett, Oliver R.; obituaries; Lincoln, Abraham;
manuscripts; letters; Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
||||||||
43 |
3 |
Autumn 1950 |
187-203 |
Richard Cobden and Illinois |
Armytage, W. H. G. |
Cobden, Richard; diaries; travel; United States;
Illinois; Chicago; schools; England; Anti-Corn Law; grain; Illinois Central
Railroad |
||||||||
43 |
3 |
Autumn 1950 |
204-219 |
Addenda to Lincoln's assassination, pt.2 |
Eisenschiml, Otto |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; Wood, William P.;
Stanton, Edwin M.; Old Capitol Prison; superintendent; Surratt, Mary; Booth,
John Wilkes; Corbett, Boston; Baker, Luther B.; Conger, Everton J. |
||||||||
43 |
4 |
Winter 1950 |
249-264 |
Billy Yank and the brass |
Wiley, Bell Irvin |
Civil War; Union; army; soldiers; enlisted men;
officers; discipline; punishment; McClellan, George B.; Grant, Ulysses S.;
Sherman, William Tecumseh |
||||||||
43 |
4 |
Winter 1950 |
265-281 |
Fort Massac : the American frontier post,
1778-1805 |
Caldwell, Norman W. |
Fort Massac, Ill.; Ohio River; rebuilding; Wayne,
Anthony; Shawnee Indians; Delaware Indians; massacres; French; Spanish;
Doyle, Thomas; Pike, Zebulon; Wilkinson, James; Powers, Tom; Cox, Zachariah;
Bissell, Daniel |
||||||||
43 |
4 |
Winter 1950 |
282-295 |
McClellan and Seymour in the Chicago convention of
1864 |
Zornow, William Frank |
McClellan, George B.; Seymour, Horatio; president;
candidates; Democratic Party; conventions; 1864; Civil War; Barlow, Samuel;
Marble, Manton M.; Wood, Fernando |
||||||||
44 |
1 |
Spring 1951 |
7-25 |
Your truly attached friend, Mary Lincoln |
Darrin, Charles V. |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Shearer, Hannah Miner; letters |
||||||||
44 |
1 |
Spring 1951 |
26-31 |
Mayo General Hospital |
Freeman, L. Willard |
Mayo General Hospital; army; World War II;
Galesburg, Ill.; Krafft, Henry L.; University of Illinois, Galesburg
Undergraduate Division |
||||||||
44 |
1 |
Spring 1951 |
32-46 |
Six letters by John Russell |
Flanagan, John T., ed. |
Russell, John; Illinois; letters; Gregg, Thomas;
Russell, William A.J.; Russell, Spencer G. |
||||||||
44 |
1 |
Spring 1951 |
47-60 |
Fort Massac : since 1805 |
Caldwell, Norman W. |
Fort Massac, Ill.; Ohio River; Burr, Aaron;
Bissell, Daniel; Dunbaugh, Jacob; Tecumseh; War of 1812; 24th Regiment of
Infantry; earthquake; New Madrid, Ill. |
||||||||
44 |
2 |
Summer 1951 |
103-119 |
Lincoln rebukes a senator |
Horner, Harlan Hoyt |
Lincoln, Abraham; letters; Browning, Orville H.;
Illinois; senators; Republican Party; Fremont, John C.; martial law;
proclamation |
||||||||
44 |
2 |
Summer 1951 |
120-141 |
Yankee land agent in Illinois |
Gara, Larry |
land; speculation; agents; Illinois; Russell,
William S.; Woodman, Cyrus; Winslow, Ill.; Boston and Western Land Company |
||||||||
44 |
2 |
Summer 1951 |
142-146 |
Joseph Kirkland's novels |
Henson, Clyde E. |
Kirkland, Joseph; novels; Illinois; Zury; The
McVeys: an Episode; The Captain of Company K |
||||||||
44 |
2 |
Summer 1951 |
147-159 |
The Pikes Peak gold rush |
Temple, Wayne C. |
Pikes Peak, Colo.; gold rush; Illinois; 1859-1860 |
||||||||
44 |
2 |
Summer 1951 |
160-169 |
The Civil War comes to 'Egypt' |
Cross, Jasper W. |
Southern Illinois; Civil War; slavery; loyalty;
secession; Logan, John A.; Knights of the Golden Circle; 18th Illinois
Infantry |
||||||||
44 |
3 |
Autumn 1951 |
199-209 |
Voice of the volunteer of 1847 |
Canaday, Dayton W. |
Mexican War; army; newspapers; Picket Guard;
Osman, William; Osman, Moses |
||||||||
44 |
3 |
Autumn 1951 |
210-217 |
Robert Todd Lincoln and a family friendship |
Darrin, Charles V. |
Lincoln, Robert Todd; Shearer, William Lincoln;
letters |
||||||||
44 |
3 |
Autumn 1951 |
218-230 |
Books for the boys in blue |
Quenzel, Carrol H. |
Civil War; Union; soldiers; books; newspapers;
magazines; libraries; Christian Commission; Thomas, Joseph Conable |
||||||||
44 |
3 |
Autumn 1951 |
231-240 |
Hard times in Illinois in 1780 |
Hauberg, John H. |
Illinois; 1780; winter; soldiers; war; food;
clothing; Clark, George Rogers; French; British |
||||||||
44 |
3 |
Autumn 1951 |
241-248 |
A beginner on the old Eighth Judicial Circuit |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Swett, Leonard; Lincoln, Abraham; Davis, David;
lawyers; Eighth Judicial Circuit; Illinois; Clinton, Ill. |
||||||||
44 |
4 |
Winter 1951 |
289-304 |
The Cherokee cross Egypt |
Thompson, Scerial |
Cherokee Indians; removal; Illinois; 1838-1839;
Ross, John |
||||||||
44 |
4 |
Winter 1951 |
305-322 |
The America First Committee |
Cole, Wayne S. |
America First Committee; World War II; isolationism |
||||||||
44 |
4 |
Winter 1951 |
323-331 |
Health measures in early Springfield |
Blankmeyer, Helen Van Cleave |
health; physicians; medicine; sanitation; cholera;
smallpox; hospitals; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
44 |
4 |
Winter 1951 |
332-339 |
Captain Benjamin Godfrey, the prairie prophet |
Denison, B. W. |
Godfrey, Benjamin; women; education; Monticello
Female Seminary; Baldwin, Theron |
||||||||
44 |
4 |
Winter 1951 |
340-348 |
Back-yard archaeology at Lincoln's home |
Hagen, Richard S. |
Lincoln, Abraham; home; Springfield, Ill.;
outbuildings; restoration; excavation |
||||||||
44 |
4 |
Winter 1951 |
349-354 |
Lewis B. Parsons : mover of armies and railroad
builder |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Parsons, Lewis B.; papers; Illinois State
Historical Society; Civil War; Union; army; railroads |
||||||||
45 |
1 |
Spring 1952 |
5-22 |
The Virginian who made Illinois a free state |
Richardson, Eudora Ramsay |
Coles, Edward; slavery; Virginia; Illinois;
governor; election; 1821; African Americans; Black Code |
||||||||
45 |
1 |
Spring 1952 |
23-29 |
Sol Smith Russell, actor from Jacksonville |
Mason, Bertha K. |
Russell, Sol Smith; actors; comedians;
Jacksonville, Ill. |
||||||||
45 |
1 |
Spring 1952 |
30-49 |
How Big Bill Thompson won control of Chicago |
Schottenhamel, George |
Thompson, William Hale; Chicago; politicians;
mayors; election; African Americans; ethnic groups; Prohibition; 1915; 1919;
1923; 1927; 1931; Sweitzer, Robert A.; Hoyne, Maclay; Dever, William; Cermak,
Anton |
||||||||
45 |
1 |
Spring 1952 |
51-54 |
The Galena Market House, oldest in the Midwest |
Carroll, Virginia R. |
markets; meat; produce; Galena, Ill.; Galena Market House |
||||||||
45 |
1 |
Spring 1952 |
55-69 |
The murder of Eric Janson, leader of Bishop Hill
colony |
Pratt, Harry E., ed. |
Janson, Eric; Bishop Hill, Ill.; murder; Root,
John; Root, Charlotte Janson; Reynolds, H. G.; Hill, Britton A.; Drummond, W.
W. |
||||||||
45 |
2 |
Summer 1952 |
101-123 |
The Distillers' and Cattle Feeders' Trust,
1887-1895 |
East, Ernest E. |
distilleries; trusts; corporations; rebates;
Illinois; Distillers' and Cattle Feeders' Trust; Distilling and Cattle
Feeding Company; Greenhut, Joseph B.; Gibson, George J.; Takamine, Jokichi;
Morris, Nelson |
||||||||
45 |
2 |
Summer 1952 |
124-135 |
Charles A. Dana and the Chicago Republican |
Gertz, Elmer |
Dana, Charles A.; newspapers; Chicago Republican;
Johnson, Andrew |
||||||||
45 |
2 |
Summer 1952 |
137-145 |
John H. Hauberg : "the standing bear" |
Ander, O. Fritiof |
Hauberg, John H.;
lawyers; Rock Island, Ill.; Augustana College; Illinois State
Historical Society |
||||||||
45 |
2 |
Summer 1952 |
146-163 |
The unwanted Mr. Lincoln |
Zornow, William Frank |
Lincoln, Abraham; nomination; Republican Party;
1864; Davis, Henry Winter; Wade, Benjamin; Chase, Salmon P.; Opdyke, George;
Field, David Dudley; Democratic Party; McClellan, George B. |
||||||||
45 |
3 |
Autumn 1952 |
197-211 |
The Judd-Wentworth feud |
Fehrenbacher, Don E. |
Judd, Norman B.; Wentworth, John; Republican
Party; Illinois; governor; Chicago; mayor; suit; libel; Lincoln, Abraham;
election; 1860; House of Representatives; ambassador; Prussia |
||||||||
45 |
3 |
Autumn 1952 |
212-219 |
A forgotten figure in Chicago's medical history |
Bonner, Thomas N. |
Holmes, Bayard; bacteriology; physicians; medical
schools; libraries; College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago; People's
Party; Chicago; mayor; election; 1895 |
||||||||
45 |
3 |
Autumn 1952 |
220-240 |
Civil War subversives |
Smith, Bethania Meradith |
Civil War; secret societies; Knights of the Golden Circle; Corps de
Belgique; Order of American Knights; Sons of Liberty; Bickley, George W. L.;
Wright, Phineas C.; Vallandigham, Clement L.; Hines, Thomas Henry; Morgan,
John Hunt; Bullitt, Joshua F.; Thompson, Jacob |
||||||||
45 |
3 |
Autumn 1952 |
241-251 |
Land hunting in 1836 |
Young, James Harvey, ed. |
Wetmore, Isaac Miller; letters; migration; land;
purchase; Illinois |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
295 |
A tribute to Carl Sandburg at seventy-five |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Sandburg, Carl; authors |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
297-299 |
A friend and admirer |
Stevenson, Adlai E. |
Sandburg, Carl; Stevenson, Adlai E.; inauguration;
speech; governor; Illinois |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
300-305 |
The Galesburg birthplace |
George, Adda |
Sandburg, Carl; birthplace; restoration;
Galesburg, Ill.; Carl Sandburg Association |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
307-310 |
Lombard memories |
Wright, Quincy |
Sandburg, Carl; Lombard College; yearbook; editor;
Asgard Press; Wright, Philip Green; Wright, Quincy |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
311-315 |
Mentor and first publisher |
Jenkins, Alan |
Sandburg, Carl; writing; social reform; Wright,
Philip Green; Lombard College |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
316-318 |
A pair of "Dreamers" |
Van Norman, C. E. |
Sandburg, Carl; Wright, Philip Green; poetry;
introduction; Asgard Press; Van Norman, C. E. |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
319-320 |
A folksy, friendly fellow |
Jordan-Smith, Paul |
Sandburg, Carl; Wright, Philip Green; Asgard
Press; Jordan-Smith, Paul |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
321-325 |
And the Chicago Daily News |
Hansen, Harry |
Sandburg, Carl; Hansen, Harry; Chicago Daily News;
journalists; Smith, Henry Justin |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
326 |
Beginning of a friendship |
Babcock, Frederic |
Sandburg, Carl; journalists; Babcock, Frederic |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
327-328 |
A cold walk with Carl |
Sherwood, Robert E. |
Sandburg, Carl; authors; Sherwood, Robert E. |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
329-333 |
Carl |
Randall, J. G. |
Sandburg, Carl; authors; Lincoln, Abraham; papers |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
334-335 |
Cattails |
Starr, Thomas I. |
Sandburg, Carl; Starr, Thomas I. |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
336 |
Carl Sandburg, yes |
Schenk, William P. |
Sandburg, Carl; Schenk, William P. |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
337-338 |
Thoughts on a friend |
Meserve, Frederick Hill |
Sandburg, Carl; Meserve, Frederick Hill; Lincoln,
Abraham; biography; photographs |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
339-340 |
A man of faith in man |
Thomas, Benjamin P. |
Sandburg, Carl; Thomas, Benjamin P.; Lincoln,
Abraham; biography |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
341-353 |
Political circuit rider |
Weirick, Bruce |
Sandburg, Carl; Weirick, Bruce; authors; poets;
poetry; journalists; politics |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
354 |
The eloquent drumstick |
Felts, David V. |
Sandburg, Carl; Felts, David V. |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
355-360 |
Friends on the Post-Dispatch |
Dilliard, Irving |
Sandburg, Carl; St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Howard,
Bart; Dilliard, Irving |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
361-372 |
Nevins, Allan |
Sandburg as historian |
Sandburg, Carl; Lincoln, Abraham; biography;
history; Civil War |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
373-378 |
A reporter, yes |
Finnegan, Richard J. |
Sandburg, Carl; Finnegan, Richard J.; Chicago
Times; Depression; World War II; journalism |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
379-383 |
Birthday snapshots |
Gertz, Elmer |
Sandburg, Carl; Gertz, Elmer |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
385-387 |
He heard America sing |
Haverlin, Carl |
Sandburg, Carl; Haverlin, Carl; folk music;
American Songbag; New American Songbag |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
388-394 |
Bright fellowships |
Butcher, Fanny |
Sandburg, Carl; Butcher, Fanny; Lewis, Lloyd; book
reviews |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
395-399 |
Forty years of friendship |
Harcourt, Alfred |
Sandburg, Carl; Harcourt, Alfred; publishers;
poetry; Lincoln, Abraham; biography |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
400-401 |
Farewell to a troubadour |
Carruthers, Olive |
Sandburg, Carl; Chicago; North Carolina;
Carruthers, Olive |
||||||||
45 |
4 |
Winter 1952 |
402-406 |
A selective checklist of Carl Sandburg's writings |
Newman, Ralph G. |
Sandburg, Carl; bibliography |
||||||||
46 |
1 |
Spring 1953 |
7-12 |
Lincoln's home in 1860 |
Scott, Kenneth |
Lincoln, Abraham; home; Springfield, Ill.;
journalists |
||||||||
46 |
1 |
Spring 1953 |
13-27 |
The happy soldier : the Mexican War letters of
John Nevin King, pt. 1 |
Hendrickson, Walter B., ed. |
King, John Nevin; Mexican War; soldiers; letters;
Mexico |
||||||||
46 |
1 |
Spring 1953 |
28-44 |
James Robert Mann : legislator extraordinary |
Ellis, L. Ethan |
Mann, James R.;
congressmen; Illinois; aldermen; Chicago; Hyde Park; Republican Party;
minority leader; interstate commerce; railroads; regulation; Hepburn Act;
Mann Act; Mann-Elkins Act; Pure Food and Drug Act; tariffs; newsprint |
||||||||
46 |
1 |
Spring 1953 |
45-59 |
The pioneers of Monmouth College |
Davenport, F. Garvin |
Monmouth College; Associate Reformed Church;
Porter, James C. Ross, Robert; Monmouth, Ill.; Monmouth Academy; Brown, James
R.; Wallace, David A. |
||||||||
46 |
1 |
Spring 1953 |
60-70 |
The Post Office in Illinois politics |
Fehrenbacher, Don E. |
United States Post Office; Illinois; politics;
patronage; postmasters; appointment; mail; delivery |
||||||||
46 |
1 |
Spring 1953 |
71-78 |
Illinois' testimonial to Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes |
Scott, George Tressler |
Hayes, Lucy Webb; temperance; women; Illinois;
autographs |
||||||||
46 |
2 |
Summer 1953 |
119-12 |
James Garfield Randall, 1881-1955 |
Pratt, Harry E.; Temple, Wayne C. |
Randall, James Garfield; obituaries; Civil War;
Lincoln, Abraham; history; faculty; University of Illinois; Illinois State
Historical Society; bibliography |
||||||||
46 |
2 |
Summer 1953 |
132-141 |
The Stars and Stripes of Illinois boys in blue |
Lutz, Earle |
Civil War; soldiers; Illinois; regiments;
newspapers; bibliography |
||||||||
46 |
2 |
Summer 1953 |
142-150 |
The Indian liquor trade at Peoria -- 1824 |
Covington, James W. |
Potawatomi Indians; liquor; sales; prohibition;
Peoria, Ill.; Clark, William; Forsyth, Thomas; Ojai, Joseph |
||||||||
46 |
2 |
Summer 1953 |
151-170 |
The happy soldier : the Mexican War letters of
John Nevin King, pt. 2 |
Hendrickson, Walter B., ed. |
King, John Nevin; Mexican War; soldiers;
quartermaster; letters; Mexico |
||||||||
46 |
2 |
Summer 1953 |
171-177 |
John Peter Altgeld as a public speaker |
Ellingsworth, Huber W. |
Altgeld, John Peter; governors; Illinois; oratory |
||||||||
46 |
3 |
Autumn 1953 |
231-246 |
Not without thy wondrous story, Illinois |
Nevins, Allan |
Illinois; history; Lincoln, Abraham; frontier;
Mexican War; Chicago; social reform |
||||||||
46 |
3 |
Autumn 1953 |
247-253 |
Horatio Alger, Jr. as a Lincoln biographer |
Fiore, Jordan D. |
Alger, Horatio, Jr.; Lincoln, Abraham; biographies |
||||||||
46 |
3 |
Autumn 1953 |
254-264 |
Patent medicines : the early post-frontier phase |
Young, James Harvey |
medicine; patent medicine; sales; advertising |
||||||||
46 |
3 |
Autumn 1953 |
265-276 |
Samuel Fallows : expansionist |
Pease, William H. |
Fallows, Samuel; Reformed Episcopal Church;
bishops; patriotism; Americanism; Spanish-American War; expansionism |
||||||||
46 |
3 |
Autumn 1953 |
277-282 |
Lincoln, Benjamin Jonas and the Black Code |
Segal, Charles M. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Shelby, John; Jonas, Benjamin
F.; Jonas, Annie E.; African Americans; Herndon, William H.; New Orleans; Black
Code |
||||||||
46 |
3 |
Autumn 1953 |
283-289 |
They saw the early Midwest : a bibliography of
travel narratives, 1722-1850 |
Hubach, Robert R. |
Midwest; pioneers; travel; narratives;
bibliography |
||||||||
46 |
4 |
Winter 1953 |
343-362 |
John Kinzie's narrative of the Fort Dearborn massacre |
Williams, Mentor L. |
Kinzie, John; Fort Dearborn; War of 1812;
Potawatomi Indians; Heald, Nathan; Helm, Linai T.; Wells, William; Douglass;
David Bates; Kinzie, Juliette Magill |
||||||||
46 |
4 |
Winter 1953 |
363-372 |
The Ku Klux Klan in southern Illinois |
Hall, Andy |
Ku Klux Klan; Southern Illinois; Franklin County,
Ill.; Williamson County, Ill.; Hogan, John; Mason, James F.; Jacobs, Bill;
sheriff; posse; 1875 |
||||||||
46 |
4 |
Winter 1953 |
401-406 |
Sandburg's private printings |
Jenkins, Alan |
Sandburg, Carl; Asgard Press; prose; poetry |
||||||||
46 |
4 |
Winter 1953 |
407-424 |
Beginning of the Rock Island lines |
Agnew, Dwight L. |
railroads; Rock Island, Ill.; Davenport, Iowa;
construction; stock; sales; directors; Rock Island and La Salle Railroad;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad; Illinois and Michigan Canal; Sheffield,
Joseph E.; Farnam, Henry; Michigan Central Railroad; Michigan Southern
Railroad |
||||||||
47 |
1 |
Spring 1954 |
7-19 |
Cracker barrel days in old Illinois stores |
Carson, Gerald |
Illinois; general stores; storekeepers;
merchandise |
||||||||
47 |
1 |
Spring 1954 |
20-34 |
Lincoln's fence rails |
Temple, Wayne C. |
Lincoln, Abraham; 1860; campaign; president;
rails; rail splitter; Oglesby, Richard J.; Hanks, John; Republican Party;
conventions; Illinois |
||||||||
47 |
1 |
Spring 1954 |
35-44 |
H.L. Kinney and Daniel Webster in Illinois in the
1830's |
McCampbell, Colin |
Kinney, Henry L.; Webster, Fletcher; Webster,
Daniel; Webster, Julia; land; speculation; farming; Peru, Ill. |
||||||||
47 |
1 |
Spring 1954 |
45-56 |
A Frenchman's visit to Chicago in 1886 |
Joyaux, George J., translator |
Cotton, L. de; French; travel; diaries; Chicago;
1886 |
||||||||
47 |
1 |
Spring 1954 |
71-83 |
Illinois in 1953 |
Adams, James N. |
Illinois; chronology; 1953 |
||||||||
47 |
2 |
Summer 1954 |
119-132 |
Making the Lincoln statue for New Salem |
Fairbanks, Avard |
Lincoln, Abraham; statues; New Salem, Ill.; Fairbanks,
Avard |
||||||||
47 |
2 |
Summer 1954 |
133-148 |
Lindbergh flies air mail from Springfield |
Steiger, William A. |
Lindbergh, Charles A.; pilots; air mail;
Springfield, Ill.; Peoria, Ill.; Chicago; St. Louis |
||||||||
47 |
2 |
Summer 1954 |
149-166 |
The antislavery movement in Illinois : 1824-1835 |
Dillon, Merton Lynn |
slavery; Illinois; constitution; abolitionism;
Presbyterian Church; Methodist Church; African Americans; colonization;
Africa; Haiti; American Colonization Society; Illinois State Colonization
Society |
||||||||
47 |
2 |
Summer 1954 |
167-175 |
Chicago in 1833 : impressions of three Britishers |
Jones, Dallas L. |
Chicago; 1833; travel; narratives; immigration;
British; Latrobe, Charles J.; Shirreff, Patrick; Cleaver, Charles |
||||||||
47 |
2 |
Summer 1954 |
176-184 |
Walt Whitman and Lincoln |
Brown, Clarence A. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Whitman, Walt; democracy;
slavery; United States |
||||||||
47 |
3 |
Autumn 1954 |
231-251 |
Entertainment and amusement in Cairo, 1848-1858 |
Briggs, Harold E. |
Cairo, Ill.; recreation; circuses; menageries;
showboats; minstrel shows; concerts; theater; dances; walking; marathons |
||||||||
47 |
3 |
Autumn 1954 |
252-263 |
Illinois in the 1830's : impressions of British
travelers and immigrants |
Jones, Dallas L. |
Illinois; travel; narratives; immigration;
British; Stuart, James; Burlend, Rebecca; Featherstonhaugh, George; Murray,
Charles A.; Hoby, James A.; Cox, F. A.; Martineau, Harriet; Logan, James;
Marryat, Frederick |
||||||||
47 |
3 |
Autumn 1954 |
264-299 |
Letters by John Mason Peck |
Flanagan, John T., ed. |
Peck, John Mason; letters; Baptists; ministers;
Russell John; Russell, W. A. J. |
||||||||
47 |
3 |
Autumn 1954 |
300-305 |
Little Eddie Lincoln : "we miss him very
much" |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Mary Todd; Lincoln,
Edward Baker; death; burial |
||||||||
47 |
4 |
Winter 1954 |
343-359 |
The first automobile race in America |
Anderson, Russell H. |
automobile racing; Chicago; 1895; Chicago
Times-Herald; Kohlsaat, Herman H.; Adams. Frederick U.; Duryea, J. Frank;
Duryea Motor Wagon Company; H. Mueller & Co.; R.H. Macy & Co.;
Sturges Electric Motocycle |
||||||||
47 |
4 |
Winter 1954 |
360-372 |
Hinckley's railroad empire |
Gerson, Blaine Brooks |
Hinckley, Francis Edward; railroads; Ogle &
Carroll County Railroad; Chicago & Iowa Railroad; Joy, James F.; Chicago,
Pekin & Southwestern Railroad; Chicago & Paducah Railroad; Chicago,
Clinton and Western Railroad; Chicago & Illinois Southern Railroad;
Chicago, Rockford & Northern Railroad; Chicago & St. Louis Railway |
||||||||
47 |
4 |
Winter 1954 |
373-384 |
The adoption of cumulative voting in Illinois |
Blair, George S. |
Illinois; General Assembly; representatives;
election; cumulative voting; constitutional convention; 1870 |
||||||||
47 |
4 |
Winter 1954 |
385-397 |
They saw the early Midwest : a bibliography of
travel narratives, 1673-1850 |
Hubach, Robert R. |
Midwest; travel; narratives; bibliography |
||||||||
47 |
4 |
Winter 1954 |
398-409 |
Lincoln and the division of Sangamon County |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Sangamon County, Ill. division;
Illinois; capital; location; Vandalia, Ill.; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
48 |
1 |
Spring 1955 |
5-27 |
"What a pleasant home Abe Lincoln has" |
Hagen, Richard S. |
Lincoln, Abraham; home; Springfield, Ill.;
research; restoration |
||||||||
48 |
1 |
Spring 1955 |
28-40 |
"Judge" Abraham Lincoln |
Pratt, Harry E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Davis, David; judges; cases;
Sangamon Circuit Court; Champaign County Circuit Court; Logan Circuit Court;
DeWitt Circuit Court |
||||||||
48 |
1 |
Spring 1955 |
41-44 |
Tad Lincoln and Gus Gumpert |
Gumpert, Gustav |
Lincoln, Tad; Lincoln, Abraham; Gumpert, Gustav
Edward; Sweney, Thomas W. |
||||||||
48 |
1 |
Spring 1955 |
45-51 |
Mary Lincoln writes to Noah Brooks |
Hatch, Francis Whiting |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Brooks, Noah; letters; stock
certificates |
||||||||
48 |
1 |
Spring 1955 |
52-58 |
Lincoln at Brady's Gallery |
Haverlin, Carl, ed. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Cunningham, John L.;
photographs; Brady, Mathew; Brady's Gallery |
||||||||
48 |
1 |
Spring 1955 |
59-64 |
"Took tea at Mrs. Lincoln's" : the diary
of Mrs. William M. Black |
|
Black, Elizabeth Dale; diaries; First Presbyterian
Church, Springfield, Ill.; Lincoln, Mary Todd |
||||||||
48 |
1 |
Spring 1955 |
65-81 |
The Lincolns go shopping |
Pratt, Harry E., ed. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Mary Todd; John Irwin
& Company; J. Bunn & Co.; accounts |
||||||||
48 |
2 |
Summer 1955 |
119-136 |
James Hall, pioneer Vandalia editor and publicist |
Flanagan, John T. |
Hall, James; Vandalia, Ill.; judges; lawyers;
editors; Western Souvenir; Western Monthly Magazine; Illinois Intelligencer |
||||||||
48 |
2 |
Summer 1955 |
137-151 |
William Henry Milburn : blind man eloquent |
McClelland, Clarence P. |
Milburn, William Henry; blind; Methodist Church;
ministers; Illinois; Congress; chaplains |
||||||||
48 |
2 |
Summer 1955 |
152-180 |
Copperhead secret societies in Illinois during the
Civil War |
Klement, Frank L. |
Copperheads; secret societies; Knights of the
Golden Circle; Order of American Knights; Sons of Liberty; Bickley, George W.
L.; Forrest, Joseph King Cummins; Sanderson, John P.; Wright, Phineas C;
Judd, S. Corning; Ayer, I. Winslow; Phillips, David L.; Sanderson, John P.;
Illinois; constitutional convention; 1862; constitution; ratification |
||||||||
48 |
2 |
Summer 1955 |
181-190 |
Lincoln and the Jews |
Korn, Bertram W. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Jews; Civil War; chaplains;
Zacharie, Isachar; Blumenberg, Leopold; Grant, Ulysses S.; Army of the
Tennessee |
||||||||
48 |
2 |
Summer 1955 |
204-216 |
Illinois in 1954 |
Adams, James N. |
Illinois; chronology; 1954 |
||||||||
48 |
3 |
Autumn 1955 |
247-270 |
The Haymarket riot and the trial of the anarchists |
Busch, Francis X. |
Haymarket Affair; anarchists; trial; Spies,
August; Schwab, Michael; Parsons, Albert R.; Fielden, Samuel; Engel, Louis;
Fischer, Adolph; Lingg, Louis; Neebe, Oscar; Gary, Joseph E. |
||||||||
48 |
3 |
Autumn 1955 |
271-283 |
Agrarian radicalism in Illinois' constitutional
convention of 1862 |
Jones, Stanley L. |
Illinois; constitutional convention; 1862;
farmers; banking; corporations; Illinois Central Railroad |
||||||||
48 |
3 |
Autumn 1955 |
284-306 |
Charles G. Dawes and the McKinley campaign |
Pixton, John E., Jr. |
Dawes, Charles G.; Republican Party; nomination;
election; 1896; Illinois; McKinley, William; Cullom, Shelby M.; Bryan,
William Jennings |
||||||||
48 |
3 |
Autumn 1955 |
307-321 |
Lincoln and Daniel Webster |
Current, Richard N. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Webster, Daniel; Whig Party;
Senate; House of Representatives; Taylor, Zachary; Clay, Henry; slavery;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Kansas-Nebraska Act; Compromise of 1850; oratory |
||||||||
48 |
4 |
Winter 1955 |
359-365 |
John Henry Hauberg, 1869-1955 |
|
Hauberg, John Henry; obituaries; Illinois;
history; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
48 |
4 |
Winter 1955 |
366-401 |
Michael Kelly Lawler : Mexican and Civil War
officer |
Dorris, J. T. |
Lawler, Michael Kelly; Mexican War; United States;
army; Bishop, William; diaries; Civil War; 18th Illinois Infantry; morale;
discipline; court martial; Third Brigade, First Division, Thirteenth Army
Corps; Vicksburg, Miss. |
||||||||
48 |
4 |
Winter 1955 |
402-426 |
Madison and the empire of free men |
Brant, Irving |
Madison, James; Madison County, Ill.; Illinois
Territory; Edwards, Ninian; suffrage; government; republic; public lands;
civil liberties |
||||||||
48 |
4 |
Winter 1955 |
427-430 |
Memorial to James L. Reid : pioneer corn breeder |
Iftner, George H. |
Reid, James L.; memorials; corn; agriculture;
Illinois |
||||||||
48 |
4 |
Winter 1955 |
431-455 |
Orville H. Browning : Lincoln's colleague and
critic |
Baxter, Maurice G. |
Browning, Orville H.; Lincoln, Abraham; Illinois
State Legislature; Congress; Kansas-Nebraska Act; slavery; president;
election; 1860; 1864; secession; Civil War; Senate |
||||||||
49 |
1 |
Spring 1956 |
7-33 |
The Mary Lincoln letters to Mrs. Felician Slataper |
Turner, Justin G. |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Slataper, Eliza Jane Lee;
letters |
||||||||
49 |
1 |
Spring 1956 |
34-47 |
Methodists and "butternuts" in the Old
Northwest |
Morrow, Ralph E. |
Methodist Church; politics; Civil War; Republican
Party; Democratic Party; Copperheads; Southern Methodists |
||||||||
49 |
1 |
Spring 1956 |
48-66 |
The Mormons and politics in Illinois: 1839-1844 |
Gayler, George R. |
Mormons; Illinois; Smith, Joseph; politics; Whig
Party; Democratic Party |
||||||||
49 |
1 |
Spring 1956 |
71-94 |
Illinois in 1955 |
Adams, James N. |
Illinois; chronology; 1955 |
||||||||
49 |
2 |
Summer 1956 |
135-148 |
Harry Edward Pratt, 1901-1956 |
Thomas, Benjamin P. |
Pratt, Harry Edward; obituaries; Illinois;
history; Lincoln, Abraham; Abraham Lincoln Association; Illinois State
Historical Society; Illinois State Historical Library |
||||||||
49 |
2 |
Summer 1956 |
149-162 |
Western attitudes and Reconstruction politics in
Illinois, 1865-1872 |
Dante, Harris L. |
Reconstruction; Illinois; Republican Party;
Democratic Party; Western States; Southern States; African Americans;
suffrage; Johnson, Andrew; Logan, John A.; Trumbull, Lyman; White, Horace;
Chicago Tribune |
||||||||
49 |
2 |
Summer 1956 |
163-189 |
Thomas Scott Baldwin : the Columbus of the air |
Scamehorn, Howard Lee |
ballooning; stunts; aeronauts; parachutes;
airships; airplanes; Baldwin, Thomas Scott; Baldwin, Sam; Ivy, William |
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49 |
2 |
Summer 1956 |
190-209 |
Railroad strikers in court : unreported contempt
cases in Illinois in 1877 |
Sigmund, Elwin W. |
railroads; strikes; unions; courts; injunctions;
contempt of court; Drummond, Thomas; Treat, Samuel Hubbel; Indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western Railway; Urbana, Ill.; St. Louis and Southwestern
Railway; St. Louis; East St. Louis, Ill.; Mt. Vernon, Ill.; Roe, Edward R.;
Leffingwell, H. W.; Treat, Samuel |
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49 |
2 |
Summer 1956 |
210-212 |
Funk memorial at Research Acres |
Cavanagh, Helen M. |
Funk, Isaac; memorials; agriculture; research;
Funk Brothers Seed Company; Corn Foundation |
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49 |
3 |
Autumn 1956 |
263-270 |
Discovered -- an authentic Lincoln fingerprint |
Croy, Homer |
Lincoln, Abraham; autographs; fingerprints;
Matile, Gustave E.; Holmes, Samuel Newell; Steiger, William A. |
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49 |
3 |
Autumn 1956 |
271-293 |
The three lives of Frank H. Hall |
Hendrickson, Walter B. |
Hall, Frank H.; students; blind; education;
Illinois Institution for the Education of the Blind; Braille; printing;
writing; Sieber, Gustav A.; superintendent of schools; Aurora, Ill.;
agricultural education; Illinois Farmers' Institute |
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49 |
3 |
Autumn 1956 |
295-307 |
Joseph Kirkland's Company K |
Holaday, Clayton A. |
Kirkland, Joseph; soldiers; Civil War; historical
novels; Captain of Company K |
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49 |
3 |
Autumn 1956 |
308-327 |
The Piasa Bird : fact or fiction? |
Temple, Wayne C. |
Piasa Bird; petroglyphs; Illini Indians;
Potawatomi Indians; legends; Mississippi River; Marquette, Jacques; Jolliet,
Louis; Douay, Anastasius; Russell, John |
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49 |
4 |
Winter 1956 |
359-374 |
Lorado Taft and theater |
Richardson, Genevieve |
Taft, Lorado; sculptors; sculptures; theater |
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49 |
4 |
Winter 1956 |
375-386 |
Shelby M. Cullom : presidential prospect |
Pitkin, William A. |
Cullom, Shelby M.; senators; Interstate Commerce
Commission; railroads; telegraph; president; candidate; 1888; 1892; 1896 |
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49 |
4 |
Winter 1956 |
387-393 |
The destruction of an early Illinois library |
Flanagan, John T. |
Peck, John Mason; library; fire; documents |
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49 |
4 |
Winter 1956 |
394-404 |
Chicago and the war between Greece and Turkey in
1897 |
Panagopoulos, E. P. |
Greece; Turkey; war; 1897; Chicago; relief;
volunteers; business; finance |
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49 |
4 |
Winter 1956 |
405-415 |
Spelling bothered Lincoln, too |
Coleman, Charles H. |
Lincoln, Abraham; writings; spelling |
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50 |
1 |
Spring 1957 |
7-23 |
Benjamin Platt Thomas, 1902-1956 |
Angle, Paul M. |
Thomas, Benjamin Platt; obituaries; historians;
Abraham Lincoln Association; secretary; Lincoln, Abraham; biography |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1957 |
24-35 |
Three Galena generals |
Gertz, Elmer |
Rawlins, John Aaron; Grant, Ulysses S.; Parker,
Ely S.; Chetlain, Augustus L.; Civil War; Union; army; generals |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1957 |
36-50 |
Sources of early antislavery thought in Illinois |
Dillon, Merton L. |
Illinois; slavery; emancipation; rationalism;
Baptist Church; Methodist Church; Illinois; Coles, Edward; Birkbeck, Morris; Flower,
George; Flower, Richard; Peck, John Mason; Lippincott, Thomas |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1957 |
51-62 |
Lincoln's tomb : designs submitted and final
selections |
Hosking, William J. |
Lincoln, Abraham; tomb; designs; National Lincoln
Monument Association, Springfield, Ill. |
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50 |
1 |
Spring 1957 |
71-84 |
Illinois in 1956 |
Adams, James N. |
Illinois; chronology; 1956 |
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50 |
2 |
Summer 1957 |
119-140 |
Education in Illinois before 1857 : Normal
University centennial |
Bone, Robert Gehlmann |
Illinois State Normal University; education;
schools; public schools; teachers;
Illinois; Illinois State Teachers Association; Illinois Superintendent of
Public Instruction; Hovey, Charles E. |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1957 |
141-167 |
The town and the gown : Normal University
centennial |
Marshall, Helen E. |
Illinois State Normal University; teachers;
education; Bloomington, Ill.; Normal, Ill.; Fell, Jesse W.; buildings;
students; housing; dormitories; prohibition; street railroads; roads;
electricity; telephone; schools |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1957 |
168-175 |
The school extends its influence : Normal
University centennial |
Kinneman, John A. |
Illinois State Normal University; teachers;
education; graduates; colleges; presidents; school superintendents;
professors |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1957 |
176-189 |
A library grows up : Normal University centennial |
Welch, Eleanor Weir |
Illinois State Normal University; teachers;
education; books; library; librarians; instruction |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1957 |
190-203 |
Special education -- then and now : Normal
University centennial |
Sands, Theodore; Parker, Rose E. |
Illinois State Normal University; special
education; students; disabilities; teachers; training |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1957 |
231-242 |
"Won, 1880 -- one, 1884," the courtship
of William Jennings Bryan and Mary Elizabeth Baird |
Coletta, Paolo E. |
Bryan, William Jennings; Baird, Mary Elizabeth;
Illinois College; Jacksonville Female Academy; Democratic Party; speeches |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1957 |
243-276 |
Charles E. Hovey : educator and soldier |
Marshall, Helen E. |
Hovey, Charles E.; Hovey, Harriette; educators;
Boys' Stock School; Peoria, Ill.; public schools; Illinois Teacher; teachers;
education; Illinois State Normal University; Civil War; 33rd Illinois
infantry |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1957 |
277-293 |
John Henry Rauch and public health in Illinois
1877-1891 |
Davenport, F. Garvin |
Rauch, John Henry; Illinois State Board of Health;
public health; smallpox; vaccination; quarantine; school children;
immigration; sanitation; yellow fever; tuberculosis; medical schools;
standards |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1957 |
295-307 |
Rendleman House -- museum of the Mississippi |
Rissler, Howard F. |
Rendleman House, Cairo, Ill.; museums; Illinois
State Historical Library; Grieve, Frederick J.; Grieve, Adelaide Rendleman;
Halliday, William Parker; Rendleman, John J. |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1957 |
343-376 |
Lincoln and Hiram Barney |
Adams, James N. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Barney, Hiram; Cooper Institute;
Young Men's Republican Union of New York; Republican Party; election;
president; 1860; Custom House; collector; New York City; Palmer, Albert N.;
Chase, Salmon P. |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1957 |
377-384 |
The Dodge-Henry controversy |
Hagan, William T. |
Henry, James D.; Dodge, Henry; Black Hawk War;
Fort Winnebago; Wisconsin River; Sauk Indians |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1957 |
385-390 |
John Mason Peck : a study in historical
rationalization |
Dillon, Merton N. |
Peck, John Mason; Baptists; ministers; slavery; abolitionism;
Reynolds, John |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1957 |
391-411 |
Governor Ford and the death of Joseph and Hyrum
Smith |
Gayler, George R. |
Smith, Joseph; Smith, Hyrum; assassination;
Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.; Nauvoo Expositor; Ford, Thomas; Warsaw Signal;
Carthage, Ill.; jail |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1958 |
7-27 |
McLean County's newspapers -- particularly the
Pantagraph |
Merwin, Loring C. |
newspapers; Bloomington, Ill.; McLean County,
Ill.; Daily Pantagraph, Bloomington; Bloomington Observer and McLean County
Advocate; McLean Register; Western Whig; Fell, Jesse W.; Hill, William;
Merriman, Charles P.; Lewis, Edward J.; Davis, William Osborne |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1958 |
28-41 |
Governor Cullom and the Pekin whisky ring scandal |
Searles, William C. |
Wilson, Bluford; Cullom, Shelby M.; Harper, John
T.; Smith, Albert; whiskey; distillers; Pekin, Ill.; taxes; payment;
Republican Party; Democratic Party |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1958 |
43-58 |
Sixty years of Who's Who : some notes on the
history of an Illinois institution |
Sammons, Wheeler, Jr. |
United States; biography; Who's Who in America;
Marquis, Albert Nelson; Sammons, Wheeler; A.N. Marquis Company |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1958 |
59-85 |
President Lincoln's campaign against the Merrimac |
Bradley, Chester D. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War; navy; battleships;
Union; Confederacy; Goldsborough, Louis M.; Hampton Roads, Va.; Fort Monroe;
Merrimac; Monitor; Vanderbilt
steamboat; Vanderbilt, Cornelius |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1958 |
86-96 |
Illinois in 1957 |
Adams, James N., comp. |
Illinois; chronology; 1957 |
||||||||
50 |
1 |
Spring 1958 |
108-109 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts;
archives |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1958 |
127-148 |
Illinois' oldest memorial -- the Stephen A.
Douglas monument |
Eisendrath, Joseph L., Jr. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Douglas, Adele Cutts; death;
burial; monuments; design; construction; Chicago; Volk, Leonard Wells |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1958 |
149-160 |
New homes in the west -- 1833-1834 |
Oliver, Egbert S. |
Hoffman, Charles Fenno; travel; narratives;
Michigan; Illinois |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1958 |
161-180 |
The twilight of the local passenger train in
Illinois |
Burford, Cary Clive |
railroads; trains; passengers; crew; baggage;
stations; Illinois |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1958 |
181-189 |
A "study" of John Surratt? |
Eisenschiml, Otto |
Surratt, John; Isacsson, Alfred; Lincoln, Abraham;
assassination; Surratt, Mary |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1958 |
191-198 |
Carl Sandburg at eighty |
Flanagan, John T. |
Sandburg, Carl; authors; poets; Lincoln, Abraham;
biography; Chicago; Illinois |
||||||||
50 |
2 |
Summer 1958 |
220 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1958 |
245-267 |
Patrick Henry Davenport, pioneer Illinois portrait
painter |
White, Judson |
Davenport, Patrick Henry; artists; portraits |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1958 |
269-283 |
A southerner's tribute to Illinois' "pagan
prophet" |
Nolan, Paul T. |
Ingersoll, Robert G.; Williams, Espy; agnosticism;
South; Republican Party; drama; The Atheist |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1958 |
284-305 |
When Cairo was saved for the Union |
Pitkin, William A. |
Cairo, Ill.; Civil War; Yates, Richard; governors;
Illinois; Logan, John A.; Pillow, Gideon J.; Prentiss, Benjamin M.; Grant,
Ulysses S. |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1958 |
306-319 |
President Lincoln in Confederate caricature |
Abbott, Martin |
Lincoln, Abraham; presidents; journalism;
caricatures; Confederacy |
||||||||
50 |
3 |
Autumn 1958 |
324 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1958 |
357-379 |
Natural scientists and the farmers of Illinois,
1865-1900 |
Davenport, F. Garvin |
scientists; farmers; agriculture; Illinois;
insects; birds; state entomologist; Walsh, Benjamin D.; LeBaron, William;
Thomas, Cyrus; Forbes, Stephen A. |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1958 |
380-387 |
The little soldier of the 95th : Albert D.J.
Cashier |
Clausius, Gerhard P. |
Cashier, Albert D. J.; Hodgers, Jennie; Civil War;
women; soldiers; 95th Infantry |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1958 |
388-402 |
Illinois days of Daniel Parker, Texas colonizer |
Tingley, Donald F. |
Parker, Daniel; ministers; Baptists; slavery;
politics; Illinois State Legislature; Illinois; foreign missions; seminaries;
education; predestination |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1958 |
403-416 |
Owen Lovejoy's role in the campaign of 1858 |
Magdol, Edward |
Lovejoy, Owen; senators; election; 1858; Illinois;
slavery; abolition; Kansas-Nebraska Act; Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln,
Abraham; Republican Party; Whig Party |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1958 |
417-427 |
The Illinois State Historical Society |
|
Illinois State Historical Society; history;
activities; publications |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1958 |
428-430 |
The Illinois State Historical Library |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; books;
manuscripts; newspapers; maps; Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War |
||||||||
50 |
4 |
Winter 1958 |
434 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
5-6 |
Introduction [to Lincoln sesquicentennial issue] |
Walton, Clyde C. |
Lincoln, Abraham; sesquicentennial |
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51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
7-32 |
The Constitution and Declaration of Independence
as issues in the Lincoln-Douglas debates |
King, Willard L.; Nevins, Allan |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; Senate;
election; debates; 1858; slavery; African Americans; Constitution;
Declaration of Independence; nationalism |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
33-44 |
Lincoln in literature |
Basler, Roy P. |
Lincoln, Abraham; biography; poetry; drama; novels |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
45-51 |
Exquisite collector, or the scalping of Abraham
Lincoln |
Mearns, David C. |
Lincoln, Abraham; hair; ring; Hay, John; Wilson,
James G.; Taft, Charles S.; Taft, Charles C.; Roosevelt, Theodore |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
52-58 |
Lincoln letters theme has not been exhausted |
Hostick, King V. |
Lincoln, Abraham; letters; collections;
publication |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
59-90 |
Lincoln's Lincoln grandmother |
Coleman, Charles H. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Bathsheba Herring;
Lincoln, Abraham, I; Lincoln, Thomas; genealogy; migration; Virginia;
Kentucky |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
91-105 |
A critical examination of three Lincoln
photographs |
Monaghan, Jay |
Lincoln, Abraham; photographs; dating;
identification |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
106-122 |
Lincoln's Russian general |
East, Ernest E. |
Turchin, John Basil; generals; Civil War; 19th
Infantry Regiment; 14th Army Corps; court martial; Lincoln, Abraham |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
123-129 |
Lincoln patriotics |
McMurtry, R. Gerald |
Lincoln, Abraham; envelopes; Civil War |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
130-145 |
Lincoln and his namesake town |
Dooley, Raymond N. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Ill.; county seat;
railroad; station; Latham, Robert; Primm, James; Lincoln College |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
146-163 |
This was a lawyer |
Duff, John J. |
Lincoln, Abraham; lawyers; law; practice;
prosecution |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
164-179 |
Lincoln allegiance in the southern Appalachians |
Kincaid, Robert L. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Appalachia; Kentucky; Tennessee;
Virginia; Civil War; Lincoln Memorial University; Howard, O. O. |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
180-194 |
Mary Todd Lincoln's travels |
Temple, Wayne C. |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Lincoln, Abraham; travel;
steamboats; trains |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
195-207 |
Three R's in Lincoln's education : Rogers, Riggin
and Rankin |
Hickey, James T. |
Lincoln, Abraham; books; Rogers, Matthew; Rogers,
Henry C; Rankin, Arminda Rogers; Riggin, James; Riggin, Harry |
||||||||
51 |
1 |
Spring 1959 |
208-224 |
Lincoln and Halleck : a study in personal
relations |
Ambrose, Stephen E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Halleck, Henry W.; generals;
Civil War; McClellan, George B.; McClernand, John A.; Grant, Ulysses S. |
||||||||
51 |
2 |
Summer 1959 |
229-247 |
"Porte Crayon" meets General Grant |
Eby, Cecil D., Jr. |
Strother, David H.; "Porte Crayon";
Grant, Ulysses S.; travel; Mexico |
||||||||
51 |
2 |
Summer 1959 |
248-262 |
"The moral lights around us" |
Muelder, Hermann R. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; Senate;
election; debates; 1858; Galesburg, Ill.; slavery; abolitionism; colleges;
Knox College |
||||||||
51 |
2 |
Summer 1959 |
263-278 |
The Virden and Pana mine wars of 1898 |
Hicken, Victor |
coal miners; coal companies; salaries; working
conditions; unions; strikes; strike breakers; African Americans; Virden,
Ill.; Pana, Ill.; Chicago-Virden Company; Pana Coal Company; United Mine
Workers of America |
||||||||
51 |
2 |
Summer 1959 |
279-290 |
The final two chapters in the Surratt controversy |
Isacsson, Alfred; Eisenschiml, Otto |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; Surratt, John,
Surratt, Mary |
||||||||
51 |
2 |
Summer 1959 |
291-306 |
The sesquicentennial of Lincoln's birth |
Rissler, Howard F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; sesquicentennial; banquets;
speeches; lectures; Springfield, Ill.; Washington, D.C.; Urbana, Ill. |
||||||||
51 |
2 |
Summer 1959 |
314 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
||||||||
51 |
3 |
Autumn 1959 |
365-418 |
Currency and banking in Illinois before 1865 |
Marckhoff, Fred R. |
Illinois; banks; banking; State Bank of Illinois;
currency; bonds; notes; legislation |
||||||||
51 |
3 |
Autumn 1959 |
419-430 |
Three antislavery prisoners |
Kilby, Clyde S. |
Burr, James E.; Thompson, George; Work, Alanson;
slavery; slaves; Underground Railroad; prisoners; burial; Wheaton College;
Illinois Institute |
||||||||
51 |
3 |
Autumn 1959 |
431-438 |
Family histories |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
51 |
3 |
Autumn 1959 |
442-443 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
||||||||
51 |
4 |
Winter 1959 |
477-502 |
My life with the Colonel |
Trohan, Walter |
McCormick, Robert R.; Chicago Tribune; journalism;
editors; journalists |
||||||||
51 |
4 |
Winter 1959 |
503-525 |
A proposed agenda for Illinois historians |
Felt, Thomas E. |
Illinois; history; biography; politics;
government; economics; industries; transportation; arts; recreation; cities;
towns. counties |
||||||||
51 |
4 |
Winter 1959 |
526-543 |
Law and lawlessness in Rock Island prior to 1850 |
Ander, O. Fritiof |
Rock Island, Ill.; Stephenson, Ill.; constables;
law enforcement; crime; murder; Gerrard, Joseph; Davenport, George |
||||||||
51 |
4 |
Winter 1959 |
565 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
||||||||
52 |
1 |
Spring 1960 |
5-28 |
The Braidwood lockout of 1874 |
Gutman, Herbert G. |
coal miners; coal companies; lockouts; Braidwood,
Ill.; Chicago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company; Braidwood Miners Union |
||||||||
52 |
1 |
Spring 1960 |
29-36 |
The kidnaped cornerstone |
Hodges, Carl G. |
Illinois State Capitol; cornerstone; Ingersoll,
Robert G.; Masons |
||||||||
52 |
1 |
Spring 1960 |
37-63 |
Chicago's Camp Douglas,1861-1865 |
Eisendrath, Joseph L., Jr. |
Camp Douglas; Civil War; soldiers; recruitment;
training; prisoners; Confederates; Douglas, Stephen A. |
||||||||
52 |
1 |
Spring 1960 |
64-69 |
Mission unaccomplished : Lincoln and an office
seeker |
Warford, William S. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Browning, Orville H.; Swartwout,
Cornelius J.; port surveyor; political appointment |
||||||||
52 |
1 |
Spring 1960 |
99-101 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
||||||||
52 |
2 |
Summer 1960 |
117-148 |
The Municipal Voters' League and Chicago's
boodlers |
Roberts, Sidney I. |
Chicago; aldermen; City Council; corruption;
reform; utilities; franchises; Civic Federation; Municipal Voters' League;
Gage, Lyman J.; Cole, George E. |
||||||||
52 |
2 |
Summer 1960 |
149-162 |
Nehemiah Matson -- historian of northern Illinois |
Haberkorn, Ruth Ewers |
Matson, Nehemiah; historians; Princeton, Ill.;
Bureau County, Ill.; history; maps; bibliography; travel |
||||||||
52 |
2 |
Summer 1960 |
163-178 |
John A. McClernand and the House speakership
struggle of 1859 |
Hicken, Victor |
McClernand, John A.; Illinois; House of
Representatives; speaker; 1859; Democratic Party; Republican Party; Douglas,
Stephen A. |
||||||||
52 |
2 |
Summer 1960 |
179-181 |
Alfred Whital Stern, 1881-1960 |
|
Stern, Alfred Whital; Lincoln, Abraham; books; manuscripts;
Civil War; Illinois State Historical Library |
||||||||
52 |
3 |
Autumn 1960 |
229-246 |
The centennial year of two great Illinoisans :
Jane Addams and William Jennings Bryan |
Dilliard, Irving |
Bryan, William Jennings; Salem, Ill.; Jacksonville
Ill.; Lincoln, Neb.; Omaha World-Herald; Democratic Party; candidate;
president; conventions; 1896; 1900; 1908; evolution; Scopes trial; Addams,
Jane; Cedarville, Ill.; Rockford College; Toynbee Hall; social work; Hull
House; women; suffrage; peace |
||||||||
52 |
3 |
Autumn 1960 |
247-265 |
Jane Addams vs. the ward boss |
Davis, Allen F. |
Addams, Jane; Powers, Johnny; Chicago, Ill.; Hull
House; Nineteenth Ward; politics; reform; schools; garbage collection |
||||||||
52 |
3 |
Autumn 1960 |
266-282 |
Bryan the orator |
House, Boyce |
Bryan, William Jennings; oratory; free silver;
Democratic Party; conventions; 1896; 1904; 1912; Wilson, Woodrow; Chautauqua |
||||||||
52 |
3 |
Autumn 1960 |
289-293 |
Family histories |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
52 |
3 |
Autumn 1960 |
294 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
||||||||
52 |
4 |
Winter 1960 |
341-360 |
The education of Robert Todd Lincoln |
Goff, John S. |
Lincoln, Robert Todd; education; Illinois State
University, Springfield; Phillips Exeter Academy; Harvard College; Harvard
Law School; Soule, Gideon Lane; Lowell, James Russell |
||||||||
52 |
4 |
Winter 1960 |
361-375 |
The Chicago church-theater controversy of
1881-1882 |
Shiffler, Harrold C. |
theater; religion; Chicago; Fourth Presbyterian
Church; Johnson, Herrick; McVicker, James H.; McVicker's Theatre |
||||||||
52 |
4 |
Winter 1960 |
376-388 |
Herman Melville's visit to Galena in 1840 |
Tanselle, G. Thomas |
Melville, Herman; travel; narratives; Galena,
Ill.; Melvill, Thomas |
||||||||
52 |
4 |
Winter 1960 |
389-403 |
Abolitionism comes to Illinois |
Dillon, Merton L. |
abolitionism; Illinois; Bond County, Ill.; Shoal
Creek Presbyterian Church; Stewart, William M.; Putnam County, Ill.;
Garrison, William Lloyd; Putnam County Anti-Slavery Society; Union Grove
Presbyterian Church; Dickey, James H.; Liberty Party |
||||||||
52 |
4 |
Winter 1960 |
418-419 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; Civil War;
letters; diaries |
||||||||
54 |
1 |
Spring 1961 |
5-24 |
Oglesby's fence rail dealings and the 1860 Decatur
convention |
Hickey, James T. |
Oglesby, Richard J.; Lincoln, Abraham; election;
president; 1860; rails; Republican Party; conventions; Decatur, Ill. |
||||||||
54 |
1 |
Spring 1961 |
25-50 |
Diary of a New York doctor in Illinois --
1830-1831 |
Reznek, Samuel |
Fitch, Asa; doctors; diaries; Greenville, Ill. |
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54 |
1 |
Spring 1961 |
51-55 |
Trumbull's private opinion of the Grant scandals |
Jones, James P. |
Trumbull, Lyman; Grant, Ulysses S.; corruption;
Republican Party; Democratic Party |
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54 |
1 |
Spring 1961 |
56-83 |
Edgar Lee Masters -- biographer and historian |
Hartley, Lois |
Masters; Edgar Lee; biography; Mayer, Levy;
Lincoln, Abraham; Lindsay, Vachel; Whitman, Walt; Twain, Mark; history;
Chicago; Sangamon River |
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54 |
1 |
Spring 1961 |
84 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
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54 |
2 |
Summer 1961 |
117-180 |
State sovereignty and slavery -- a
reinterpretation of proslavery constitutional doctrine, 1846-1860 |
Bestor, Arthur |
Constitution; slavery; abolition; secession;
states' rights; Fugitive Slave Act; territories; Wilmot Proviso; Dred Scott
decision; Confederacy |
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54 |
2 |
Summer 1961 |
181-197 |
The Nauvoo Legion, 1840-1845 -- a unique military
organization |
Gardner, Hamilton |
militias; Nauvoo, Ill.; Nauvoo Legion; Mormons |
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54 |
2 |
Summer 1961 |
198-203 |
Francis Grierson -- a biographical sketch and
bibliography |
Simonson, Harold P. |
Grierson, Francis; essayists; pianists; biography;
bibliography |
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54 |
2 |
Summer 1961 |
204 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
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54 |
3 |
Autumn 1961 |
229-245 |
Cairo's Civil War angel, Mary Jane Safford |
Fischer, Le Roy H. |
Safford, Mary Jane; Bickerdyke, Mary Ann; Civil
War; hospitals; nursing; Cairo, Ill. |
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54 |
3 |
Autumn 1961 |
246-267 |
Nineteenth-century natural history organizations
in Illinois |
Hendrickson, Walter B. |
natural history; organizations; museums; Illinois;
Illinois Natural History Society; Turner, Jonathan Baldwin; Wilber, Charles
D.; Powell, John Wesley; High School and College Association of Natural
History; Forbes, Stephen A. |
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54 |
3 |
Autumn 1961 |
268-293 |
Lincoln's assassination and the Protestant clergy
of the North |
Stewart, Charles J. |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; clergy;
Protestant; sermons; interpretation |
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54 |
3 |
Autumn 1961 |
294-297 |
Family histories |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
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54 |
3 |
Autumn 1961 |
298-299 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
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54 |
4 |
Winter 1961 |
341-373 |
The Civil War letters of the Dutch ambassador |
Schulte Nordholt, J. W. |
Netherlands; ambassador; letters; United States;
Civil War; slavery; emancipation; Roest van Limburg, Theodorus Marinus;
Lincoln, Abraham; Seward, William H.; Davis, Jefferson; Cass, Lewis; Johnson,
Andrew |
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54 |
4 |
Winter 1961 |
374-391 |
James Park Slade -- nineteenth-century schoolman |
Button, Henry Warren |
Slade, James Park; schools; education;
superintendent; St. Clair County, Ill.; East St. Louis, Ill.; superintendent
of public instruction; Illinois; colleges; Almira College |
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54 |
4 |
Winter 1961 |
392-404 |
"I am my own boss," -- a German
immigrant writes from Illinois |
Tonsor, Stephen J. |
German Americans; immigration; White County, Ill. |
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54 |
4 |
Winter 1961 |
405-418 |
Edward Eggleston as a social historian |
Brown, Clarence A. |
Eggleston, Edward; authors; fiction; realism; Hoosier
Schoolmaster |
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54 |
4 |
Winter 1961 |
419-422 |
John J. Duff, 1902-1961 |
Gates, Arnold |
Duff, John J.; Lincoln, Abraham; biography |
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54 |
4 |
Winter 1961 |
443 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; newspapers; microfilm |
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55 |
1 |
Spring 1962 |
5-31 |
The Chicago Civic Opera Company, its rise and fall |
Hodge, John E. |
opera; Chicago; finance; Chicago Civic Opera
Company; Civic Opera House; Auditorium Theater; Chicago Music Foundation;
Insull, Samuel; Polacco, Giorgio; Garden, Mary; Witherspoon, Herbert |
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55 |
1 |
Spring 1962 |
31-44 |
An Illinois colonel's visit to Jeff Davis in 1864
: his contribution to Lincoln's re-election |
McClelland, Clarence P. |
Jaquess, James Frazier; Lincoln, Abraham;
election;1864; Davis, Jefferson; Civil War |
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55 |
1 |
Spring 1962 |
45-71 |
Indian place names in Illinois, part I |
Vogel, Virgil J. |
Illinois; American Indians; place names |
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55 |
1 |
Spring 1962 |
88-89 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
55 |
2 |
Summer 1962 |
117-135 |
Nauvoo Times and Seasons |
Sorensen, Parry D. |
Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.; newspapers; Times and
Seasons; Robinson, Ebenezer; Smith, Don Carlos; Smith, Joseph; Taylor, John;
Woodruff, Wilford; Law, William; Nauvoo Expositor |
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55 |
2 |
Summer 1962 |
136-156 |
Frontier perils told by an early Illinois visitor |
Gustorf, Fred |
Gustorf, Fred; German Americans; immigration;
diaries; farming; Albion, Illinois |
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55 |
2 |
Summer 1962 |
157-189 |
Indian place names in Illinois, part II |
Vogel, Virgil J. |
Illinois; American Indians; place names |
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55 |
2 |
Summer 1962 |
190 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; newspapers;
Lincoln, Abraham; election; 1864 |
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55 |
3 |
Autumn 1962 |
229-249 |
John Patterson Stelle : agrarian crusader from
southern Illinois |
Scott, Roy V. |
Stelle, John P.; farming; Granger Movement;
Greenback Party; Farmers Mutual Benefit Association; Progressive Farmer;
Populist Party; Illinois; Southern Illinois |
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55 |
3 |
Autumn 1962 |
250-254 |
A Dawes diplomatic dinner |
Ferrell, Robert H. |
Dawes, Charles G.; ambassadors; United States;
Great Britain; Errol, Leon |
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55 |
3 |
Autumn 1962 |
255-270 |
Frontier perils told by an early Illinois visitor,
part II |
Gustorf, Fred |
Gustorf, Fred; diaries; Illinois; steamboats;
Peoria, Ill.; Belleville, Ill. |
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55 |
3 |
Autumn 1962 |
271-308 |
Indian place names in Illinois, part III |
Vogel, Virgil J. |
Illinois; American Indians; place names |
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55 |
3 |
Autumn 1962 |
313 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
55 |
4 |
Winter 1962 |
341-369 |
Henry Horner and Richard Finnegan -- footnote to a
friendship |
Meyers, W. Cameron |
Horner, Henry; Finnegan, Richard J.; Illinois;
governor; election; 1932; 1936; editors; Chicago Daily Times; Democratic
Party; Prohibition; repeal; saloons;
teachers; loyalty oaths; Bundesen, Herman; Brooks, C. Wayland |
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55 |
4 |
Winter 1962 |
370-384 |
Jonathan Baldwin Turner and the land-grant idea |
Brown, Donald R. |
Turner, Jonathan Baldwin; universities;
curriculum; agriculture; industry; land grants; Morrill Land Grant Act;
Illinois Industrial University; University of Illinois |
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55 |
4 |
Winter 1962 |
385-458 |
Indian place names in Illinois, part IV |
Vogel, Virgin J. |
Illinois; American Indians; place names |
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55 |
4 |
Winter 1962 |
481 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
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56 |
1 |
Spring 1963 |
5-19 |
William Dean Howells's unpublished letters about
the Haymarket Affair |
Wilson, Howard A. |
Howells, William Dean; Haymarket Affair;
anarchists; trial; letters; amnesty; Salter, William Mackintire |
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56 |
1 |
Spring 1963 |
20-35 |
The Cuban diary of Edwin M. Lacey |
Tingley, Donald F. |
Cuba; Spanish American War; soldiers; diaries;
communications; telegraph; Lacey, Edwin M. |
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56 |
1 |
Spring 1963 |
36-60 |
John A. Logan, freshman in Congress, 1859-1861 |
Jones, James P. |
Logan, John A.; congressmen; Democratic Party;
House of Representatives; speaker; slavery; secession; election; president;
1860; Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln, Abraham |
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56 |
1 |
Spring 1963 |
61-73 |
Higher education in transition, 1850-1870 |
Hildner, Ernest G. |
Illinois; colleges; universities; charters;
finance; curriculum; enrollment; coeducation; physical education;
fraternities; sororities; land grants; Illinois State Normal University;
Illinois Agricultural College; University of Illinois |
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56 |
1 |
Spring 1963 |
78-83 |
Family histories |
|
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
56 |
1 |
Spring 1963 |
84-85 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; newspapers;
microfilm |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
119-120 |
Introduction [Civil War centennial issue] |
Walton, Clyde C. |
Illinois; Civil War |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
121-138 |
Richard Yates : a personal glimpse of the Illinois
soldiers' friend |
Nortrup, Jack |
Yates, Richard; governors; Civil War; soldiers;
Illinois; Grant, Ulysses S.; McClernand, John A.; Siege of Vicksburg |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
139-149 |
Resurgence of the Chicago Democracy,
April-November, 1861 |
Dick, David B. |
Democratic Party; Civil War; Douglas, Stephen A.; Storey,
Wilbur A.; Chicago Times; Chicago |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
150-163 |
Letters from the front |
Kaiser, Leo M. |
Civil War; soldiers; letters; excerpts; Tallman,
John N. |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
164-176 |
Mulligan and the Irish Brigade |
Smith, Harold F. |
Mulligan, James A.; Civil War; Irish Americans;
Irish Brigade; 23rd Illinois Infantry |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
177-192 |
Five butternut Yankees |
Maul, David T. |
Civil War; Confederacy; Union; army; Irish
Americans; soldiers; Illinois; 23rd Illinois Infantry; Connor, John; King, Patrick;
Joyce; Michael; Carmody; Patrick; Crane, Michael |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
193-211 |
The 55th Illinois at Shiloh |
Eisenschiml, Otto |
Civil War; soldiers; 55th Illinois Volunteers;
Battle of Shiloh; Stuart, David; Malmborg, Otto |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
212-232 |
The Civil War years of John Alexander Logan |
Dickinson, John N. |
Logan, John A.; Civil War; 31st Illinois Infantry;
McClernand, John A.; Grant, Ulysses S.; McPherson, James B.; Sherman, William
Tecumseh.; election; 1864; Lincoln, Abraham |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
233-256 |
Pvt. Charles E. Affeld describes the Mechanicsburg
expeditions |
Bearss, Edwin C. |
Affeld, Charles E.; Civil War; soldiers; diaries;
Siege of Vicksburg; Mechanicsburg Expeditions |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
257-281 |
Colonel Julian E. Bryant : champion of the Negro soldier |
Murray, Donald M.; Rodney, Robert M. |
Civil War; Negroes; soldiers; Bryant, Julian E.; 51st U.S. Colored
Infantry |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
282-297 |
One story of the 109th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Regiment |
Parks, George E. |
Civil War; soldiers; Illinois; ; Union County,
Ill.; 109th Illinois Infantry; Battle of Holly Springs; Evans, James |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
298-315 |
Army memoirs of Lucius W. Barber |
Lowe, Donald V. |
Civil War; soldiers; Barber, Lucius W.; 15th
Illinois Infantry; diaries; memoirs; Battle of Shiloh; Siege of Vicksburg;
prisoners; Andersonville Prison |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
316-339 |
"In the Bastile of the rebels" |
Tusken, Roger |
Civil War; soldiers; prisoners; Libby Prison;
Lodge, George R.; diaries |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
340-349 |
"The Empire City of the West" -- a view of Chicago in 1864 |
Staudenraus, P. J. |
Civil War; Chicago; newspaper correspondents;
Brooks, Noah |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
350-363 |
The Clingman raid |
Tingley, Donald F. |
Civil War; gangs; raids; Clingman, Thomas L.;
Montgomery County, Ill.; Fayette County, Ill.; Bond County, Ill. |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
364-371 |
Uncle Dan Emmett's "Dixie" |
Jones, Robert Huhn |
Emmett, Daniel D.; Dixie; minstrel shows; Civil
War; Union; Confederacy |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
372-390 |
A Tuscolan in the war and afterward |
Laing, Diana Whitehill |
Civil War; soldiers; Williams, John Thomas;
Tuscola, Ill.; newspapers |
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56 |
2 |
Summer 1963 |
391-411 |
A basic Civil War library |
Newman, Ralph G.; Long, E. B. |
Civil War; bibliography |
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56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
431-432 |
Introduction [emancipation centennial issue] |
Davis, Corneal A.; Robinson, William H. |
African Americans; slavery; emancipation;
centennial |
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56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
433-438 |
The Negro's two hundred forty years in Illinois --
a chronology |
Horney, Helen; Keller, William E. |
African Americans; chronology; Illinois |
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56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
439-453 |
Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, the first Chicagoan |
Meehan, Thomas A. |
Point du Sable, Jean Baptiste; African Americans;
settlers; Chicago |
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56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
454-473 |
The black laws of Illinois |
Gertz, Elmer |
African Americans; civil rights; slavery; Black
Laws |
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56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
474-494 |
The Illinois background of Lincoln's attitude
toward slavery and the Negro |
Strickland, Arvarh E. |
African Americans; slavery; abolition; Lincoln,
Abraham; Illinois; constitutional convention; 1847 |
||||||||
56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
495-507 |
Some of early Illinois' free Negroes |
Watkins, Sylvestre C., Sr. |
African Americans; Illinois; Point du Sable, Jean
Baptiste; Washington, George; McWorter, Frank; Fleurville, William de;
Johnson, William; Jones, John |
||||||||
56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
508-528 |
The Underground Railroad in Illinois |
Gara, Larry |
Underground Railroad; African Americans; slavery;
abolitionism; Illinois |
||||||||
56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
529-551 |
The record of Illinois' Negro soldiers in the
Civil War |
Hicken, Victor |
African Americans; Civil War; soldiers; Illinois;
29th United States Colored Infantry |
||||||||
56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
552-569 |
Negro churches in Illinois : a fragmentary history
with emphasis on Chicago |
Fisher, Miles Mark |
African Americans; churches; Illinois; Chicago |
||||||||
56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
570-591 |
The Negro press in Illinois |
Lochard, Metz T. P. |
African Americans; newspapers; migration;
segregation; civil rights; Illinois; Chicago Defender; Abbott. Robert S. |
||||||||
56 |
3 |
Autumn 1963 |
592-624 |
Civil Liberties of Negroes in Illinois since 1865 |
Dilliard, Irving |
African Americans; civil rights; discrimination;
riots; voting; fair employment; Republican Party; Democratic Party; Illinois |
||||||||
56 |
4 |
Winter 1963 |
629-653 |
The Lincolns' Globe Tavern, a study in tracing the
history of a nineteenth-century building |
Hickey, James T. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln, Mary Todd; Globe
Tavern; Springfield, Ill.; construction; ownership; Ransdell, Wharton;
Bennett, William T.; Spottswood, George Washington; Saunders, Cyrus G.; Beck,
Sarah; Barrett, Richard F.; Butler, William; Gray, Isaac; Renfro, Willis H. |
||||||||
56 |
4 |
Winter 1963 |
654-676 |
John Peter Altgeld as a candidate for mayor of
Chicago in 1899 |
Tompkins, C. David |
Altgeld, John Peter; mayor; Chicago, election;
1899; streetcars; municipal ownership; Municipal Ownership League; Democratic
Party; Harrison, Carter H., II; Yerkes, Charles T. |
||||||||
56 |
4 |
Winter 1963 |
677-691 |
The Stephen A. Douglas letters in the State
Historical Library |
Felt, Thomas E. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; letters; slavery; Democratic
Party; presidency; candidates;
Illinois State Historical Library |
||||||||
56 |
4 |
Winter 1963 |
692-712 |
Illinois' convention ratifies the Twenty-First
Amendment |
Kohn, Walter S. G. |
prohibition; repeal; Constitution; Eighteenth
Amendment; Twenty-First Amendment; ratification; constitutional conventions;
states; Illinois |
||||||||
56 |
4 |
Winter 1963 |
720 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives |
||||||||
57 |
1 |
Spring 1964 |
5-22 |
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg as a social gospel
practitioner |
Schwarz, Richard W. |
Kellogg, John Harvey; Kellogg, W. K.; cereals;
Battle Creek Sanitarium; medical missions; Chicago Branch Sanitarium; Pacific
Garden Mission; Skid Row; Workingmen's Home; American Medical Missionary
College; Seventh Day Adventist Church; Chicago |
||||||||
57 |
1 |
Spring 1964 |
23-29 |
Lincoln and the escape of the Confederate
commissioner |
Moore, J. Preston |
Mann, Ambrose Dudley; Lincoln, Abraham; Seward,
William H.; Civil War; Confederacy; recognition; Great Britain; France |
||||||||
57 |
1 |
Spring 1964 |
30-48 |
Do-it-yourself books for Illinois immigrants |
Savage, James P., Jr. |
immigration; United States; handbooks; regions;
cities; transportation; land grants; farming |
||||||||
57 |
1 |
Spring 1964 |
95-96 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; letters;
manuscripts |
||||||||
57 |
2 |
Summer 1964 |
117-142 |
The Chicago Indian treaty of 1833 |
Gerwing, Anselm J. |
treaties; Chippewa Indians; Ottawa Indians;
Potawatomi Indians; 1833; Chicago; Senate; ratification; Shabbona; Sauganash;
Caldwell, Billy; Chechebinquey; Robinson, Alexander; Herring, Elbert; Cass,
Lewis; Porter, George; Owen, Thomas J.V.; Weatherford, William; Schermerhorn,
John F. |
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57 |
2 |
Summer 1964 |
143-155 |
Studies of political loyalty of two nationality
groups : isolationism and German-Americans, the Rockford Swedish community |
Allen, Howard W.; Homer, Dorothy |
German Americans; Swedish Americans; voting;
isolationism; World War II; Hamilton County, Ill.; Rockford, Ill.; Democratic
Party; Republican Party |
||||||||
57 |
2 |
Summer 1964 |
156-171 |
"In these waste places" -- Pekin,
Illinois, 1824-1849 |
Soady, Fred W., Jr. |
Pekin, Ill.; incorporation; Black Hawk War;
cholera; erysipelas; scarlatina; drought; Mexican War |
||||||||
57 |
2 |
Summer 1964 |
207-208 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Brubaker, Robert L. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
57 |
3 |
Autumn 1964 |
229-248 |
Competition and consolidation : the Galena Packet
Co., 1847-63 |
Toole, Robert C. |
steamboats; Mississippi River; competition; Galena
Line; Galena, Dubuque, Dunleith and Minnesota Packet Company; Dubuque and St. Paul Packet Company; St.
Louis and St. Paul Union Line; Northern Line; La Crosse and Minnesota Steam
Packet Company |
||||||||
57 |
3 |
Autumn 1964 |
249-260 |
Edgar Lee Masters, political essayist |
Hartley, Lois |
Masters, Edgar Lee; politics; essays |
||||||||
57 |
3 |
Autumn 1964 |
261-269 |
The Common School Advocate : molder of the public
mind |
Peterson, Charles E., Jr. |
education; periodicals; Illinois; Common School
Advocate; Baldwin, Theron |
||||||||
57 |
3 |
Autumn 1964 |
270-283 |
Northern intellectual attitudes toward Lincoln,
1860-1865 |
Williams, Lorraine A. |
Lincoln, Abraham; intellectuals; public opinion;
Civil War; election; 1864 |
||||||||
57 |
3 |
Autumn 1964 |
284-297 |
The issue of freedom in Illinois : under Gov.
Edward Coles, 1822-1826, under Gov. Wm. H. Bissell, 1857-1860; under Gov.
Richard Yates, 1860-1865 |
Cassidy, John Thomas; Hiller, Mary Jane; Hartman, Linda |
Illinois; governors; slavery; abolition;
reapportionment; Illinois State Legislature; Democratic Party; Republican
Party; secession; Coles, Edward; Bissell, William H.; Yates, Richard |
||||||||
57 |
3 |
Autumn 1964 |
329-330 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Wax, Bernard |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
57 |
4 |
Winter 1964 |
341-365 |
The Keeley League |
Barclay, George A. |
Keeley League; alcoholism; treatment; Keeley,
Leslie E.; Keeley Institute; Leslie E. Keeley Company; Dwight, Ill. |
||||||||
57 |
4 |
Winter 1964 |
366-379 |
Vachel Lindsay writes to Floyd Dell |
Tanselle, G. Thomas |
Lindsay, Vachel; poetry; poets; Dell, Floyd;
Chicago Evening Post; Friday Literary Review |
||||||||
57 |
4 |
Winter 1964 |
380-396 |
Lyman Trumbull and the real issues in the
Lincoln-Douglas debates |
Krug, Mark M. |
Trumbull, Lyman; Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas,
Stephen A.; elections; Senate; 1858; debates; Democratic Party; Republican
Party; slavery; abolition |
||||||||
57 |
4 |
Winter 1964 |
406-410 |
Family histories |
Schulz, Mildred |
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
57 |
4 |
Winter 1964 |
411-413 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Brubaker, Robert L. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
58 |
1 |
Spring 1965 |
5-20 |
"In this sad world of ours, sorrow comes to
all" : a timetable for the Lincoln funeral train |
Newman, Ralph G. |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; funeral; train;
burial; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
58 |
1 |
Spring 1965 |
21-33 |
Springfield, May, 1865 |
Hickey, James T. |
Springfield, Ill.; population; business; housing;
restaurants; entertainment; Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; funeral |
||||||||
58 |
1 |
Spring 1965 |
34-53 |
Illinois' year of decision, 1837 |
Sutton, Robert M. |
Illinois; Illinois State Legislature; 1837;
internal improvements; railroads; panic; Deere, John; plow; Alton, Ill.;
newspapers; Alton Observer; slavery; abolitionism; Lovejoy, Elijah P.; murder |
||||||||
58 |
1 |
Spring 1965 |
56-76 |
Illinois pulls out of the mud |
Wrone, David R. |
roads; construction; improvement; legislation;
finance; Vermilion County , Ill.; Vermilion County Good Roads Association;
Illinois Highway Improvement Association; Edens, William G.; Lowden, Frank
O.; Small, Len |
||||||||
58 |
1 |
Spring 1965 |
|
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Brubaker, Robert L. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
58 |
2 |
Summer 1965 |
117-138 |
Wesley Raymond Brink, history huckster |
Spahn, Betty; Spahn, Raymond |
Brink, Wesley Raymond; publishers; counties;
atlases; history; biography; Illinois; Madison County, Ill. |
||||||||
58 |
2 |
Summer 1965 |
139-164 |
The Chicago Tribune's "lost" years,
1865-1874 |
Dante, Harris L. |
Chicago Tribune; editors; Medill, Joseph; White,
Horace; Cowles, Alfred; politics; radicalism; tariff; Johnson, Andrew;
impeachment; Reconstruction; Grant, Ulysses S.; Republican Party; Democratic
Party |
||||||||
58 |
2 |
Summer 1965 |
165-189 |
From Galena to Appomattox : Grant and Washburne |
Simon, John Y. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Washburne, Elihu B.; Republican
Party; House of Representatives; Civil War; Union; army; generals; Lincoln,
Abraham |
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58 |
2 |
Summer 1965 |
190-199 |
The final assembly of the Civil War Centennial
Commission and the State Historical Society's spring tour |
|
Civil War; United States Civil War Centennial
Commission; Springfield, Ill.; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
58 |
2 |
Summer 1965 |
200-204 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Brubaker, Robert L. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts;
Civil War |
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58 |
3 |
Autumn 1965 |
245-264 |
President Theodore Roosevelt and Illinois
politics, 1901-1904 |
Tarr, Joel A. |
Roosevelt, Theodore; president; Republican Party;
Illinois; elections; Senate; governors; Lorimer, William; Dawes, Charles G.;
Hopkins, Albert G.; Yates, Richard, Jr.; Deneen, Charles S.; Lowden, Frank O. |
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58 |
3 |
Autumn 1965 |
265-278 |
John Scripps, Methodist circuit rider
extraordinary |
Pennewell, Almer M. |
Scripps, John; Methodist Church; circuit riders;
Illinois; Indiana; Missouri; Arkansas |
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58 |
3 |
Autumn 1965 |
279-300 |
The travels of the Marstons |
Norton, Henry L. |
Lawrence, Margaret Marston; Marston, Thomas;
Marston, Jane Graham; immigration; travel; British; slavery; Boonville, Mo.;
Quincy, Ill. |
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58 |
3 |
Autumn 1965 |
301-304 |
The historical markers program |
Hurst, Richard M. |
Illinois; historical sites; markers |
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58 |
3 |
Autumn 1965 |
305-307 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Brubaker, Robert L. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
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58 |
4 |
Winter 1965 |
357-377 |
Michael K. Lawler's ordeal with the Eighteenth
Illinois |
Pitkin, William A. |
Lawler, Michael K.; Civil War; Union; army; 18th
Illinois Infantry; morale; discipline; Dickerman, Robert; Evans, William;
homicide; hanging; chaplains; Catholic; Lambert, Louis; court martial |
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58 |
4 |
Winter 1965 |
378-395 |
The slavery-extension controversy and Illinois
congressmen, 1846-50 |
Silbey, Joel H. |
slavery; extension; Wilmot Proviso; Compromise of
1850; Congress; congressmen; Democratic Party; Whig Party; Illinois |
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58 |
4 |
Winter 1965 |
396-423 |
Gubernatorial power and the Illinois and Michigan
Canal : a study of political development in the nineteenth century |
Elazar, Daniel J. |
Illinois and Michigan Canal; construction;
governors; Illinois; Bond, Shadrach; Coles, Edward; Edwards, Ninian;
Reynolds, John; Duncan, Joseph; Carlin, Thomas; Ford, Thomas |
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58 |
4 |
Winter 1965 |
424-430 |
Family histories |
Schulz, Mildred |
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
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59 |
1 |
Spring 1966 |
5-29 |
The University of Illinois struggles for public
recognition, 1867-1894 |
Solberg, Winton U. |
universities; Illinois; public relations;
curriculum; liberal arts; science; agriculture; University of Illinois;
Illinois Industrial University; president; Gregory, John Milton; Dunlap,
Matthias L.; Peabody, Selim H.; Burrill, Thomas J. |
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59 |
1 |
Spring 1966 |
30-47 |
Out-of-state influences and the Lincoln-Douglas
campaign of 1858 |
Heckman, Richard Allen |
elections; Senate; 1858; Lincoln, Abraham;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Democratic Party; Republican Party; Buchanan, James;
Seward, William H.; Greeley, Horace |
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59 |
1 |
Spring 1966 |
48-66 |
The Chicago Relief and Aid Society, 1850-1874 |
Nelson, Otto M. |
charities; poverty; relief; Chicago Relief and Aid
Society; Chicago Fire |
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59 |
1 |
Spring 1966 |
67-68 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
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59 |
2 |
Summer 1966 |
117-130 |
The Chicago I remember, 1907 |
Borough, Reuben W. |
Borough, Reuben W.; socialism; Spencer-Whitman
Center; Chicago Daily Socialist; Sercombe, Parker H.; Simons, Algie Martin;
Chicago |
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59 |
2 |
Summer 1966 |
131-142 |
Three days of violence : the regulators of the
Rock River Valley |
Jones, Robert Huhn |
gangs; Driscoll, John; Driscoll, Pierce; Driscoll,
William; Driscoll, David; Driscoll, Taylor; vigilantes; lynching; Regulators;
Ford, Thomas; Wellington, W. S.; Campbell, John; Chaney, Phineas; Rock River
Valley, Ill. |
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59 |
2 |
Summer 1966 |
143-160 |
An Illinois physician and the Civil War draft,
1864-1865 : letters of Dr. Joshua Nichols Speed |
Hanchett, William |
Civil War; draft; Illinois; physicians; letters;
Speed, Joshua Nichols; Speed, Ellen Scripps |
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59 |
2 |
Summer 1966 |
161-171 |
Negro protest at the Chicago World's Fair,
1933-1934 |
Meier, August; Rudwick, Elliott |
African Americans; Century of Progress; exhibits;
visitors; employees; discrimination; Chicago |
||||||||
59 |
2 |
Summer 1966 |
176-179 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
59 |
2 |
Summer 1966 |
180-181 |
The historical markers program |
Hurst, Richard M. |
Illinois; historical sites; markers |
||||||||
59 |
3 |
Autumn 1966 |
229-251 |
The Sandburg I remember |
Borough, Reuben W. |
Sandburg, Carl; Borough, Reuben W.; Mance, Alfred
W.; Sandburg, Lilian Steichen; Daily Socialist; authors; socialism; Marxism;
Chicago |
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59 |
3 |
Autumn 1966 |
252-271 |
The Infanta at the fair |
Wilson, Robert E. |
World's Columbian Exposition; Eulalia, Infanta;
letters; Potter, Bertha Honore; Chicago; Spain |
||||||||
59 |
3 |
Autumn 1966 |
272-288 |
The Dial in transition : the end of the Browne
family's control, 1913-1916 |
Joost, Nicholas |
Dial (Chicago, Ill.); Browne, Francis Fisher;
literature; art; criticism; magazines; Payne, William Morton; Cary, Lucian;
Donlin, George Bernard; Browne, Waldo R.; Browne, Herbert S.; Hale, Edward
E.; Johnson, Martyn |
||||||||
59 |
3 |
Autumn 1966 |
321-323 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
59 |
4 |
Winter 1966 |
341-353 |
The founding of the Chicago Daily News |
Abramoske, Donald J. |
newspapers; journalism; Chicago; Chicago Daily
News; Stone, Melville D.; Lawson, Victor F. |
||||||||
59 |
4 |
Winter 1966 |
354-383 |
Ingersoll's political transition -- patriotism or
partisanship? |
Angel, Donald E. |
Ingersoll, Robert G.; Congress; election; 1860; Ingersoll,
Ebon C.; abolitionism; Republican Party; Democratic Party; Civil War; United
States Army |
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59 |
4 |
Winter 1966 |
384-406 |
The movement to establish Lebanon Seminary,
1833-1835 |
Weil, Oscar A. |
colleges; Methodist Church; Lebanon Seminary;
McKendree College; Akers, Peter; charters; Illinois |
||||||||
59 |
4 |
Winter 1966 |
407-412 |
Family histories |
Schulz, Mildred |
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
59 |
4 |
Winter 1966 |
413-416 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul |
Illinois State Historical Library; archives;
Keeley Institute |
||||||||
60 |
1 |
Spring 1967 |
5-22 |
The National Road in Illinois |
Hardin, Thomas L. |
National Road; construction; location; finance;
internal improvements; Illinois; Vandalia, Ill. |
||||||||
60 |
1 |
Spring 1967 |
23-36 |
The MacKenzie-Jefferson Theatrical Company in
Galena, 1838-1839 |
Wilmeth, Don B. |
theater; actors; plays; MacKenzie, Alexander;
Jefferson, Joseph, II; Galena, Ill. |
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60 |
1 |
Spring 1967 |
37-63 |
Omer N. Custer : a biography of a downstate
political boss |
Peterson, Lowell N. |
Custer, Omer N.; biography; politicians; county
treasurer; Knox County, Ill.; postmaster; Galesburg, Ill.; state industrial
board; state treasurer; governor; candidate; 1932; Illinois; Republican Party |
||||||||
60 |
1 |
Spring 1967 |
64-69 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
60 |
2 |
Summer 1967 |
117-136 |
The leasing of mineral lands in Illinois and
Wisconsin |
Everhart, Duane K. |
public lands; minerals; lead; leasing; mining;
smelting; Illinois; Wisconsin; Galena, Ill. |
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60 |
2 |
Summer 1967 |
137-144 |
An American Communist reports from Russia,
November, 1922 |
Keiser, John H. |
Johnston, Jack W.; Communism; Russia; 1922;
workers; American Federation of Labor; Profintern; Fitzpatrick, John; Chicago
Federation of Labor |
||||||||
60 |
2 |
Summer 1967 |
145-175 |
The Chicago Negro voter and the Democratic
consensus : a case study, 1918-1936 |
Allswang, John M. |
African Americans; ethnic groups; voting;
Democratic Party; Republican Party; Chicago; Thompson, William Hale; Dever,
John; Harding, Warren G.; Coolidge, Calvin; Hoover, Herbert; Smith, Al;
Roosevelt, Franklin D.; De Priest, Oscar; Cermak, Anton J.; Mitchell, Arthur
W.; Kelly, Edward J.; newspapers; endorsements |
||||||||
60 |
2 |
Summer 1967 |
176-180 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
60 |
2 |
Summer 1967 |
181-183 |
The historical markers program |
Hurst, Richard M. |
Illinois; historical sites; markers |
||||||||
60 |
3 |
Autumn 1967 |
245-266 |
Admiral Dewey visits Chicago |
Clifford, John Garry |
Dewey, George; Spanish American War; Battle of
Manila Bay; parade; presidency; candidate; Chicago |
||||||||
60 |
3 |
Autumn 1967 |
267-296 |
Pvt. Charles E. Affeld reports action west of the
Mississippi |
Bearss, Edwin C. |
Affeld, Charles E.; Civil War; Battle of
Vicksburg; diaries |
||||||||
60 |
3 |
Autumn 1967 |
297-312 |
U.S. commissioner of pensions Green B. Raum of
Illinois |
Barlow, William |
Raum, Green B.; Civil War; veterans; pensions;
administration; corruption; Republican Party; Democratic Party |
||||||||
60 |
3 |
Autumn 1967 |
323-327 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts;
archives |
||||||||
60 |
4 |
Winter 1967 |
357-382 |
When Woodrow Wilson was invited to head the
University of Illinois |
Dilliard, Irving |
Wilson, Woodrow; Wilson, Ellen; universities;
presidents; University of Illinois; Princeton University |
||||||||
60 |
4 |
Winter 1967 |
383-390 |
The artist Gustaf Pfau |
Alderfer, William K. |
Pfau, Gustaf; artists; German Americans;
immigration; St. Louis; Springfield, Ill. |
||||||||
60 |
4 |
Winter 1967 |
391-410 |
The Illinois hemp project at Polo in World War II |
Marsh, Robert |
hemp; rope; mills; farming; Polo, Ill.; World War
II |
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60 |
4 |
Winter 1967 |
411-441 |
The heritage from Chicago's early settlement
houses |
Wade, Louise C. |
settlement houses; working class; neighborhoods; social
justice; adult education; labor unions; sanitation; Hull House; Chicago
Commons; University of Chicago Settlement; Addams, Jane; Taylor, Graham;
McDowell, Mary; Kelley, Florence; Chicago |
||||||||
60 |
4 |
Winter 1967 |
442-445 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library;
family histories |
Schulz, Mildred |
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
60 |
4 |
Winter 1967 |
446-447 |
Newton C. Farr, 1887-1967 |
|
Farr, Newton Camp; realtors; Illinois State
Historical Society; president; trustees |
||||||||
61 |
1 |
Spring 1968 |
5-8 |
Introduction to the sesquicentennial issues |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois; sesquicentennial; Journal of the
Illinois State Historical Society |
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61 |
1 |
Spring 1968 |
9-40 |
The architecture of early Illinois forts |
Babson, Jane F. |
forts; British; French; architecture; Illinois;
Fort St. Louis; Fort de Chartres; Fort Massac, Ill.; Fort Kaskaskia, Ill.;
Fort Dearborn; Fort Armstrong |
||||||||
61 |
1 |
Spring 1968 |
41-57 |
The Chevalier Macarty Mactigue |
McCarthy, William P. |
Illinois; French; commandant; defense; forts;
Macarty Mactigue, Jean Jacques |
||||||||
61 |
1 |
Spring 1968 |
58-82 |
John Rice Jones, citizen of many territories |
Burgess, Charles E. |
Jones, John Rice; judges; territories; Kaskaskia,
Ill.; Vincennes, Ind.; Dodge, John; Clark, George Rogers; Harmar, Josiah |
||||||||
61 |
2 |
Summer 1968 |
117-139 |
The American Fur Company and the Chicago of
1812-1835 |
Haeger, John D. |
fur trade; traders; Chicago; American Fur Company;
monopolies; British; American Indians; Astor, John Jacob; ; Kinzie, John H.;
Crafts, John |
||||||||
61 |
2 |
Summer 1968 |
140-149 |
Wood River, 1803-1804 |
Mayer, Robert W. |
Wood River, Ill.; parks; Lewis and Clark
Expedition; camp; site; Lewis, Meriwether; Clark, William |
||||||||
61 |
2 |
Summer 1968 |
150-163 |
Edward Coles : Virginia gentleman in frontier
politics |
Spencer, Donald S. |
Coles, Edward; governors; Illinois; slavery;
abolition; referendum; constitutional convention |
||||||||
61 |
2 |
Summer 1968 |
164-181 |
Sidney Breese : his early career in law and
politics in Illinois |
McNulty, John W. |
Breese, Sidney; lawyers; politicians; prosecutors;
Kane, Elias Kent; slavery; Jackson, Andrew; Democratic Party; political
parties; Illinois Supreme Court; decisions; Illinois |
||||||||
61 |
2 |
Summer 1968 |
182-190 |
Freemasonry comes to Illinois |
Cerza, Alphonse |
Masons; lodges; Illinois; Kaskaskia, Ill. |
||||||||
61 |
2 |
Summer 1968 |
191-196 |
The historical markers program |
Birk, Russell Charles |
Illinois; historical sites; markers |
||||||||
61 |
3 |
Autumn 1968 |
229-247 |
In search of the real Lincoln, or Lincoln at the
crossroads |
Johannsen, Robert W. |
Lincoln, Abraham; historians; research;
publications; reviews |
||||||||
61 |
3 |
Autumn 1968 |
248-268 |
Stephen Arnold Douglas in American historical
writing |
Jeffrey, Kirk, Jr. |
Douglas, Stephen A.; historians; research;
publications; reviews |
||||||||
61 |
3 |
Autumn 1968 |
269-332 |
The photographs of Mary Todd Lincoln |
Ostendorf, Lloyd |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; photographs |
||||||||
61 |
3 |
Autumn 1968 |
333-349 |
Lincoln's life as dramatic art |
Whitney, Blair |
Lincoln, Abraham; plays |
||||||||
61 |
3 |
Autumn 1968 |
350-364 |
Lincoln's 1858 visit to Pittsfield, Illinois |
Fischer, LeRoy H. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Pittsfield, Ill.; speeches;
election; Senate; 1858 |
||||||||
61 |
3 |
Autumn 1968 |
365-373 |
Lincoln and taxation during his Illinois
legislative years |
Borit, G. R. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Illinois; Illinois State
Legislature; taxation; internal improvements |
||||||||
61 |
4 |
Winter 1968 |
397-430 |
The state capitol, 1837-1876 |
Rissler, Howard F. |
Springfield, Ill.; Old State Capitol;
construction; Henry, Anson G.; Rague, John F.; Lincoln, Abraham; funeral;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Civil War; Sangamon County Courthouse |
||||||||
61 |
4 |
Winter 1968 |
431-442 |
How Illinois preservationists finally saved the
old capitol |
Alderfer, William K. |
Springfield, Ill.; Old State Capitol; Sangamon
County Courthouse; historic preservation; Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln Memorial
Commission |
||||||||
61 |
4 |
Winter 1968 |
443-452 |
The razing and renovation of the Old State Capitol
: a brief record in pictures |
Whitney, Ellen, text; Von Behren, Alfred, photographs |
Springfield, Ill.; Old State Capitol; renovation |
||||||||
61 |
4 |
Winter 1968 |
453-456 |
Dedication of the reconstructed capitol |
|
Springfield, Ill.; Old State Capitol;; Shapiro,
Samuel G.; Kerner, Otto |
||||||||
61 |
4 |
Winter 1968 |
457-462 |
Newspaper notes on early capitols |
Keller, William E. |
Illinois; capitols; Kaskaskia, Ill.; Vandalia,
Ill. |
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61 |
4 |
Winter 1968 |
463-472 |
The Grant papers : a review |
Monroe, Haskell |
Grant, Ulysses S.; papers; editing |
||||||||
61 |
4 |
Winter 1968 |
473-478 |
Family histories |
Schulz, Mildred |
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
62 |
1 |
Spring 1969 |
5-34 |
Yates, the prorogued legislature, and the
constitutional convention |
Nortrup, Jack |
Yates, Richard; Illinois; governors;
constitutional convention; 1862; Illinois State Legislature; dismissal;
Chicago Tribune; Forrest, Joseph King Cummins; Civil War; Republican Party;
Democratic Party |
||||||||
62 |
1 |
Spring 1969 |
35-52 |
The new-stock politicians of 1912 |
Buenker, John D. |
immigration; ethnic groups; governors; Dunne,
Edward F.; legislators; Illinois; Democratic Party; Republican Party;
Progressive Party |
||||||||
62 |
1 |
Spring 1969 |
53-64 |
An Illinois carpetbagger looks at the southern
Negro |
Logsdon, Joseph |
Shaw, James; Reconstruction; African Americans;
suffrage; Southern States; Johnson, Andrew |
||||||||
62 |
1 |
Spring 1969 |
72-83 |
The historical markers program |
Birk, Russell Charles |
Illinois; historical sites; markers |
||||||||
62 |
1 |
Spring 1969 |
84-89 |
Recent acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
62 |
2 |
Summer 1969 |
117-134 |
The Prager affair : a study in wartime hysteria |
Hickey, Donald R. |
Prager, Robert Paul; World War I; German
Americans; socialists; coal miners; unions; lynching; Collinsville, Ill. |
||||||||
62 |
2 |
Summer 1969 |
135-146 |
Speculation, promotion, and the Panic of 1837 in
Chicago |
McLear, Patrick E. |
Chicago; land; sales; speculation; promotion;
panic; 1837; Hubbard, Gurdon S.; Ogden, William Butler; Wright, John S.;
railroads; Frink, John; Kinzie, John H.; Illinois and Michigan Canal; trade;
grain |
||||||||
62 |
2 |
Summer 1969 |
147-169 |
John H. Finley's Illinois education |
Gettleman, Marvin E. |
Finley, John H.; La Salle County, Ill.;
journalists; New York Times; education; Ottawa Township High School; Knox
College |
||||||||
62 |
2 |
Summer 1969 |
170-186 |
Sidney Breese, the Illinois circuit judge,
1835-1841 |
McNulty, John W. |
Breese, Sidney; Illinois; judges; circuit courts;
lawyers; Caton, John Dean; Mormons;
constitution; governor; Secretary of State; Field, Alexander P.; McClernand,
John A.; Carlin, Thomas; Edwards, Ninian; Democratic Party; Whig Party;
Illinois Supreme Court |
||||||||
62 |
3 |
Autumn 1969 |
229-266 |
The Union Miners Cemetery at Mt. Olive, Illinois :
a spirit-thread of labor history |
Keiser, John H. |
Union Miners Cemetery; coal miners; Mt. Olive,
Ill.; Progressive Mine Workers of America; United Mine Workers of America;
Bradley, Alexander; Lewis, John L.; Jones, Mother; Jones, Mary Harris; strike
breakers; African Americans; |
||||||||
62 |
3 |
Autumn 1969 |
267-292 |
Union County in 1858 and the Lincoln-Douglas
debate |
Simon, John Y. |
Union County, Ill.; Jonesboro, Ill.; Lincoln,
Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; elections; debates; Senate; 1858; Democratic
Party; Republican Party; slavery; abolition; African Americans; Civil War |
||||||||
62 |
3 |
Autumn 1969 |
293-306 |
The Chicago Black Sox and the myth of baseball's
single sin |
Voigt, David Quentin |
baseball; Chicago White Sox; World Series; 1919;
gamblers; bribes; Comiskey, Charles A.; Gandil, Chick; Cicotte, Eddie;
Weaver, Buck, Jackson, Joe; Williams, Claude; Risberg, Swede; Felsch, Oscar;
McMullin, Fred; Fullerton, Hugh; Landis, Kenesaw Mountain |
||||||||
62 |
4 |
Winter 1969 |
341-362 |
The Illinois River Potawatomi in the War of 1812 |
Edmunds, R. David |
Potawatomi Indians; War of 1812; Illinois River;
Northwest Territory; Main Poque; Tecumseh; Gomo; Edwards, Ninian; Forsyth,
Thomas; Levering, Samuel; Hopkins, Samuel; Dickson, Robert |
||||||||
62 |
4 |
Winter 1969 |
363-384 |
The Illinois legislature and Prohibition,
1907-1919 |
Buenker, John D. |
Illinois State Legislature; Prohibition; local
option; saloons; immigration; Protestant churches; Roman Catholic Church;
United Societies; Republican Party; Democratic Party |
||||||||
62 |
4 |
Winter 1969 |
385-406 |
A historical reexamination of Juchereau's Illinois
tannery |
Fortier, John; Chaput, Donald |
Juchereau de St. Denys, Charles; tannery; hides;
buffalo; Mississippi River; Ohio River; Hautmesnil, Gabrielle Philippe de;
Hautmesnil, Francois Philippe; Mermet, Jean; Jesuits; priests |
||||||||
62 |
4 |
Winter 1969 |
407-413 |
Family histories |
Schulz, Mildred |
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
||||||||
63 |
1 |
Spring 1970 |
5-34 |
Mary Todd Lincoln, patient at Bellevue Place,
Batavia |
Ross, Rodney A. |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Lincoln, Robert Todd; mental
illness; trial; sanitarium; Bellevue Place; Batavia, Ill.; Bradwell, Myra |
||||||||
63 |
1 |
Spring 1970 |
35-54 |
The “robin’s egg renaissance” : Chicago and the
arts, 1910-1920 |
Tingley, Donald F. |
Chicago; culture; artists; writers; magazines;
bohemia; radicals; socialists; pacifists |
||||||||
63 |
1 |
Spring 1970 |
55-68 |
The New Deal comes to Illinois |
Strickland, Arvarh E. |
Illinois; election; 1932; governor; Horner, Henry;
Democratic Party; Republican Party; Cermak, Anton J.; Carlstrom, Oscar E.;
Custer, Omer N.; Small, Len; Thompson, William Hale; taxation; farmers;
Depression; Prohibition; repeal |
||||||||
63 |
1 |
Spring 1970 |
69-90 |
President James and his campaigns for University
of Illinois funds |
Rodnitzky, Jerome Leon |
University of Illinois; president; Illinois;
governor; James, Edmund J.; Illinois State Legislature; appropriations; lobbying;
trustees; alumni |
||||||||
63 |
1 |
Spring 1970 |
111-112 |
Historical societies and museums |
|
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
63 |
2 |
Summer 1970 |
117-131 |
Charles A. Beard in Chicago, 1896 |
Soderbergh, Peter A. |
Beard, Charles A.; historians; political
scientists; social justice; reform; Chicago |
||||||||
63 |
2 |
Summer 1970 |
132-157 |
Ideological fruits of manifest destiny : the
geopolitics of slavery expansion in the crisis of 1850 |
Wilson, Major L. |
United States; expansion; Mexican War; slavery;
free soil; Whig Party; Democratic Party; Wilmot Proviso |
||||||||
63 |
2 |
Summer 1970 |
158-166 |
Lester Frank Ward, “the American Aristotle,” in
Illinois |
Sorensen, Andrew A. |
Ward, Lester Frank; sociologists; botanists; geologists |
||||||||
63 |
2 |
Summer 1970 |
167-179 |
Chicago helps to reelect Lincoln |
Spencer, Ivor D. |
Duvergier de Hauranne, Ernest; travel; Chicago;
Lincoln, Abraham; McClellan, George B.; election; 1864 |
||||||||
63 |
2 |
Summer 1970 |
183-188 |
Manuscript acquisitions of the Historical Library |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
63 |
2 |
Summer 1970 |
189-195 |
The historical markers program |
Birk, Russell Charles |
Illinois; historical sites; markers |
||||||||
63 |
2 |
Summer 1970 |
222-224 |
Historical societies and museums |
|
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
63 |
3 |
Autumn 1970 |
228-256 |
Chicago businessmen and the Burnham Plan |
McCarthy, Michael P. |
Burnham Plan; Chicago; city planning; publicity;
Burnham, Daniel H.; Bennett, Edward H.; Wacker, Charles; Moody, Walter D.;
Merchants Club; Commercial Club; Chicago Plan Commission; business; central
business district; railroads; streets; port; docks; boulevards; parks; civic
center |
||||||||
63 |
3 |
Autumn 1970 |
257-269 |
The British press reacts to Lincoln’s election |
Heckman, Richard Allen |
Lincoln, Abraham; election; 1860; slavery;
secession; Civil War; newspapers; Great Britain |
||||||||
63 |
3 |
Autumn 1970 |
270-289 |
Robert Ridgway : Illinois naturalist |
Davenport, F. Garvin |
Ridgway, Robert; naturalists; birds; ornithology;
Illinois; Smithsonian Institution; Baird, Spencer; conservation |
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63 |
3 |
Autumn 1970 |
290-301 |
Kipling’s first visit to Chicago |
Peterson, William F. |
Kipling, Rudyard; travel; narratives; letters;
newspapers; Chicago |
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63 |
3 |
Autumn 1970 |
302 |
Harry E. Pratt Memorial Award |
|
awards; articles; Journal of the Illinois State
Historical Society; Keiser, John Howard |
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63 |
3 |
Autumn 1970 |
303-310 |
Family histories |
Schulz, Mildred |
Illinois State Historical Library; genealogy;
family histories |
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63 |
3 |
Autumn 1970 |
311-313 |
Historical societies and museums |
|
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
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63 |
4 |
Winter 1970 |
336-367 |
Partisan conflicts, 1839-1841 and the Illinois
constitution |
Shankman, Arnold |
Illinois; constitution; Illinois Supreme Court;
governor; Secretary of State; aliens; voting; judiciary; judicial reform;
circuit courts; Field, Alexander Pope; Edwards, Ninian; Carlin, Thomas; McClernand,
John A.; Breese, Sidney; Douglas, Stephen A.; Kyle, Jeremiah; Stone, Dan;
Whig Party; Democratic Party |
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63 |
4 |
Winter 1970 |
368-386 |
Illinois socialists and progressive reform |
Buenker, John D. |
Socialist Party; Illinois; House of
Representatives; election; 1912; progressivism; Mason, J. M.; Harris, H. W.;
Madsen, Christian; Stedman, Seymour; legislation; labor; welfare; working
conditions; unemployment; business; regulation; women; suffrage; defense;
Prohibition |
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63 |
4 |
Winter 1970 |
387-398 |
Agricultural growth in antebellum Illinois |
Ankli, Robert E. |
agriculture; production; Illinois; 1840-1849;
1850-1859 |
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63 |
4 |
Winter 1970 |
399-421 |
Civic pride in Chicago, 1844-1860 |
Abbott, Carl |
Chicago; civic pride; population; growth;
location; prosperity; trade; transportation; commerce; buildings; culture |
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63 |
4 |
Winter 1970 |
422-438 |
Illinois sesquicentennial publications : a
preliminary descriptive checklist |
Whitney, Ellen M.; Dunn, William R. |
Illinois; history; sesquicentennial; publications
; counties; cities; townships |
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64 |
1 |
Spring 1971 |
4-21 |
The Mormons in Illinois, 1838-1846 : a special
introduction |
Kimball, Stanley B. |
Mormons; Illinois; Nauvoo, Ill.; Smith, Joseph |
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64 |
1 |
Spring 1971 |
22-65 |
Mormons in Hancock County : a reminiscence |
Marsh, Eudocia Baldwin; Wilson, Douglas L.; Davis, Rodney O., eds. |
Marsh, Eudocia Baldwin; Mormons; Smith, Joseph;
Smith, Hyrum; assassination; polygamy; Hancock County, Ill.; Carthage, Ill.;
Nauvoo, Ill. |
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64 |
1 |
Spring 1971 |
66-78 |
The Nauvoo charter : a reinterpretation |
Kimball, James L., Jr. |
Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.; charters; cities; Illinois |
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64 |
1 |
Spring 1971 |
79-90 |
Joseph Smith and the Masons |
Godfrey, Kenneth W. |
Mormons; Smith, Joseph; Masons; lodges; Illinois;
Nauvoo, Ill. |
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64 |
1 |
Spring 1971 |
91-97 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
64 |
1 |
Spring 1971 |
98-102 |
Historical societies and museums |
|
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
64 |
2 |
Summer 1971 |
125-160 |
The Illinois Republican Party, pt.1 : a party
organizer for the Republicans in 1854 |
Howard, Victor B. |
Codding, Ichabod; Republican Party; Illinois; Free
Democratic Party; Whig Party; fusion; slavery; Kansas-Nebraska Act; Clay,
Cassius M.; Eastman, Zebina; Douglas, Stephen A.; Lincoln, Abraham |
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64 |
2 |
Summer 1971 |
161-172 |
The Chicago anti-department store crusade of 1897
: a case study in urban commercial development |
Tarr, Joel A. |
department stores; central business districts;
retailers; competition; Chicago |
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64 |
2 |
Summer 1971 |
173-191 |
Cooperative marketing in McLean County |
O’Rourke, Alice A. |
grain; prices; marketing; cooperatives; surpluses;
reduction; McLean County, Ill.; United States Grain Growers, Incorporated;
Grain Marketing Company; National Farmers Elevator Grain Company; Rural Grain
Company; Illinois Grain Corporation |
||||||||
64 |
2 |
Summer 1971 |
192-205 |
Ralph Waldo Emerson on the Illinois lecture
circuit |
Tingley, Donald F. |
Emerson, Ralph Waldo; lectures; tours; Illinois |
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64 |
2 |
Summer 1971 |
210-213 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
64 |
2 |
Summer 1971 |
214-216 |
Historical societies and museums |
Dunn, William R. |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
64 |
3 |
Autumn 1971 |
244-266 |
Civil War draft resistance in Illinois |
Sterling, Robert E. |
Civil War; draft; resistance; Illinois; Oakes,
James |
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64 |
3 |
Autumn 1971 |
267-284 |
Eastern money and the urban frontier : Chicago,
1833-1842 |
Haeger, John Denis |
business; capitalists; investments; Bronson,
Arthur; Butler, Charles; Ogden, William B.; Russell, Edward A.; Hubbard,
Gurdon S.; Kinzie, John H. |
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64 |
3 |
Autumn 1971 |
285-311 |
The Illinois Republican Party, pt. 2 : the party
becomes conservative, 1855-1856 |
Howard, Victor B. |
Codding, Ichabod; Republican Party; Illinois; Whig
Party; Free Democratic Party; lectures; fusion; Kansas-Nebraska Act; slavery |
||||||||
64 |
3 |
Autumn 1971 |
312-326 |
The Chicago Daily News and traction politics,
1876-1920 |
Schmidt, Royal J. |
Chicago Daily News; Lawson, Victor F.; Stone,
Melville; street railways; policy; franchises; municipal ownership; Yerkes,
Charles T.; Harrison, Carter H.; Dunne, Edward F.; Thompson, William Hale |
||||||||
64 |
3 |
Autumn 1971 |
327-336 |
Illinois commentary : letters from a Cass County
farmer |
Campbell, Archibald; Grant, A. Cameron, introduction and notes |
Campbell, Archibald; letters; Scots; immigration;
Illinois; Combe, George |
||||||||
64 |
3 |
Autumn 1971 |
337 |
Harry E. Pratt Memorial Award |
|
awards; articles; Journal of the Illinois State
Historical Society; Buenker, John D. |
||||||||
64 |
3 |
Autumn 1971 |
338-340 |
Historical societies and museums |
Dunn, William R. |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
64 |
4 |
Winter 1971 |
365-381 |
Chicago public schools and the depression years of
1928-1937 |
Burbank, Lyman B. |
public schools; finance; taxes; teachers;
salaries; unions; tenure; Depression; Chicago Board of Education; Cermak,
Anton J.; Kelly, Edward J. |
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64 |
4 |
Winter 1971 |
382-400 |
The crusade against secret societies and the
National Christian Association |
Roberts, Clarence N. |
Masons; anti-Masonic movement; secret societies;
National Christian Association; Christian Cynosure; Blanchard, Jonathan;
Carpenter, Philo C. |
||||||||
64 |
4 |
Winter 1971 |
401-418 |
The Raymond Robins case for progressive
Republicanism |
Havig, Alan R. |
Robins, Raymond; Progressive Party; Republican
Party; elections; 1916; Wilson, Woodrow; Hughes, Charles Evans |
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64 |
4 |
Winter 1971 |
419-441 |
A western Whig in Washington |
Nortrup, Jack |
Yates, Richard; House of Representatives; slavery;
Compromise of 1850; Fugitive Slave Act; land grants; Whig Party; patronage;
railroads; Kossuth, Louis |
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64 |
4 |
Winter 1971 |
442-444 |
Illinois commentary : the light that failed, the
decline of a unique educational venture |
Barbour, Frances M. |
John Wesley College; Cambria, Ill. |
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64 |
4 |
Winter 1971 |
445-447 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
64 |
4 |
Winter 1971 |
448-455 |
Historical societies and museums |
Dunn, William R. |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
65 |
1 |
Spring 1972 |
5-21 |
Death down below : coal mine disasters in three
Illinois counties, 1904-1962 |
Kalisch, Philip A. |
coal mines; disasters; explosions; methane; coal
dust; safety; regulation; Illinois |
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65 |
1 |
Spring 1972 |
22-42 |
John Wickliffe Kitchell – prairie philanthropist,
conchologist, and patron of the arts |
Hendrickson, Walter B. |
Kitchell, John Wickliffe; philanthropy;
collectors; shells; butterflies; etchings; paintings; books; Cropsey, Jasper
F. |
||||||||
65 |
1 |
Spring 1972 |
43-53 |
Financing the western colleges, 1844-1862 |
Johnson, Daniel T. |
colleges; finance; Midwest; Society for the
Promotion of Collegiate and Theological Education at the West |
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65 |
1 |
Spring 1972 |
54-68 |
The high noon of Chicago’s bohemias |
Gazell, James Albert |
bohemians; artists; writers; intellectuals;
housing; South Side; Towertown; Dill Pickle Club; Chicago |
||||||||
65 |
1 |
Spring 1972 |
69-93 |
Industrialism and the American aristocrat : a
social study of John Hay and his novel, The Bread-Winners |
Jaher, Frederic Cople |
Hay, John; The Bread-Winners; novels; capitalism;
labor; industry; strikes |
||||||||
65 |
1 |
Spring 1972 |
94-100 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
65 |
1 |
Spring 1972 |
103-105 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
65 |
2 |
Summer 1972 |
125-141 |
The Illinois Waterway from conception to
completion, 1908-1933 |
Waller, Robert E. |
Illinois Waterway; Great Lakes; Gulf of Mexico;
Chicago Sanitary District; Sanitary and Ship Canal; electric power; sewage;
diversion; flood control; Chicago; Rainey, Henry T.; Dunne, Edward F.;
Lowden, Frank O. |
||||||||
65 |
2 |
Summer 1972 |
142-157- |
Henry T. Rainey of Illinois |
Block, Marvin W. |
Rainey, Henry T.; House of Representatives;
Democratic Party; waterways; Great Lakes; Gulf of Mexico; Panama Canal;
tariffs; Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Illinois |
||||||||
65 |
2 |
Summer 1972 |
158-172 |
Politics and the parks : Chicago businessmen and
the recreation movement |
McCarthy, Michael B. |
parks; recreation; fieldhouses; Special Park
Commission; South Park Board of Commissioners; Foreman, Henry G.; Lincoln
Park Board; West Chicago Park Board; Eckhart, Bernard A.; Jensen, Jens;
Special Park Commission; forest preserves; Chicago |
||||||||
65 |
2 |
Summer 1972 |
173-201 |
Illinois water mills, 1790-1818 |
Zochert, Donald |
water mills; construction; operation; grain;
owners; Illinois |
||||||||
65 |
2 |
Summer 1972 |
202-205 |
Illinois commentary : Chapin’s general store |
Yeager, Lyn Allison |
Chapin, Ill.; general stores; John Onken and
Brother Store |
||||||||
65 |
2 |
Summer 1972 |
210-212 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
65 |
2 |
Summer 1972 |
213-218 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
244-245 |
A special introduction |
Alderfer, William K. |
African Americans; history; Illinois |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
246-268 |
The American Missionary Association in southern
Illinois, 1856-1862 : a case history in the abolition movement |
Raines, Edgar F., Jr. |
abolitionism; Southern Illinois; missionaries;
American Missionary Association; Illinois; periodicals; American Missionary |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
269-279 |
The African slave trade and Lincoln’s campaign of
1858 |
Satz, Ronald N. |
slavery; slave trade; Africa; Lincoln, Abraham;
Douglas, Stephen A.; Senate; elections; 1858 |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
280-292 |
A glorious time : the 1874 abolitionist reunion in
Chicago |
Gara, Larry |
abolitionism; convention; Chicago; 1874 |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
293-312 |
An experiment in color : the Eighth Illinois
Volunteers, 1898-1899 |
Gatewood, Willard B., Jr. |
African Americans; soldiers; militia; Illinois;
Spanish-American War; Cuba; 8th Illinois Infantry; Buckner, John C.;
Marshall, John R. |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
313-326 |
Black strikebreakers and racism in Illinois,
1865-1900 |
Keiser, John H. |
African Americans; Illinois; strikes;
strikebreakers |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
327-336 |
Documents of the race riot at East St. Louis |
Asher, Robert |
African Americans; race riots; East St. Louis,
Ill.; 1917 |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
337 |
Harry E. Pratt Memorial Award |
|
awards; articles; Journal of the Illinois State
Historical Society; Howard, Victor Ball |
||||||||
65 |
3 |
Autumn 1972 |
338-341 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
65 |
4 |
Winter 1972 |
365-382 |
Competition for the World’s Columbian Exposition :
the New York campaign |
Parmet, Robert D. |
World’s Columbian Exposition; site; New York City;
politics; Tammany Hall; Democratic Party; Republican Party; Depew, Chauncey;
Platt, Thomas Collier; Grant, Hugh J.; Senate Quadro-Centennial Committee;
House Committee on the World’s Fair |
||||||||
65 |
4 |
Winter 1972 |
382-394 |
Competition for the World’s Columbian Exposition :
the Chicago campaign |
Lederer, Francis L., II |
World’s Columbian Exposition; site; Chicago;
World’s Exposition of 1892; finance; stock; Cregier, DeWitt C.; Bryan, Thomas
B.; Jeffery, Edward T.; Senate Quadro-Centennial Committee; House Committee
on the World’s Fair |
||||||||
65 |
4 |
Winter 1972 |
395-418 |
Potawatomi politics |
Conway, Thomas G. |
Potawatomi Indians; tribe; culture; politics;
chiefs; Main Poque; Tecumseh; Caldwell, Billy; Topenebee; Pokagon; Waubonsie;
British; Americans; treaties; Illinois |
||||||||
65 |
4 |
Winter 1972 |
419-433 |
The golden years : Western Illinois University,
1905-1914 |
Hicken, Victor |
Western Illinois State Normal School; Macomb,
Ill.; president; Henninger, John W.; Bayliss, Alfred E.; Hursh, Samuel;
faculty; students; education; social life |
||||||||
65 |
4 |
Winter 1972 |
434-450 |
“Brick” Pomeroy and the Greenback clubs |
Doolen, Richard M. |
Pomeroy, Mark; currency reform; Greenback Party;
Greenback clubs; newspapers; Pomeroy’s Democrat |
||||||||
65 |
4 |
Winter 1972 |
451-461 |
Illinois commentary : a reminiscence of
Confederate prison life |
Moore, Hugh; Haka, Clifford |
Moore, Hugh; memoirs; Civil War; battles; Atlanta;
Confederates; prisons; Andersonville |
||||||||
65 |
4 |
Winter 1972 |
464-465 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
66 |
1 |
Spring 1973 |
5-19 |
David Kinley : a paternal president in the roaring
twenties |
Rodnitzky, Jerome Leon |
Kinley, David; University of Illinois; president;
conservatism; economics; social reform; academic freedom; tuition;
admissions; enrollment; paternalism |
||||||||
66 |
1 |
Spring 1973 |
20-40 |
Lawrence Stringer : a Wilson Democrat |
Lindstrom, Andrew |
Stringer, Lawrence B.; Democratic Party; Illinois;
politics; corruption; Wilson, Woodrow; nomination; 1912 |
||||||||
66 |
1 |
Spring 1973 |
41-61 |
Thomas J. Morgan and the United Labor Party of
Chicago |
Scharnau, Ralph William |
Morgan, Thomas J.; labor; United Labor Party of
Chicago; Haymarket Affair |
||||||||
66 |
1 |
Spring 1973 |
62-70 |
Fort Pillow massacre : the aftermath of Paducah |
Huch, Ronald K. |
Forrest, Nathan Bedford; Confederates; Civil War;
Hicks, Stephen G.; Paducah, Ky.; Fort Anderson, Ky.; Thompson, A. P.; Fort
Pillow, Ky. |
||||||||
66 |
1 |
Spring 1973 |
71-78 |
Illinois commentary : Clayville Inn |
Watt, Kay C. |
Clayville Inn; Broadwell, Moses; Clayville, Ill. |
||||||||
66 |
1 |
Spring 1973 |
88-92 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
66 |
1 |
Spring 1973 |
93-95 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
125-144 |
The mayor, the governor, and the People’s Council
: a chapter in American wartime dissent |
Thurner, Arthur W. |
World War I; pacifism; People’s Council of America
for Democracy and Peace; convention; Chicago; Lochner, Louis Paul; Thompson,
William Hale; Lowden, Frank O. |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
144-158 |
The Mexican immigrant in the Chicago area during
the 1920’s |
Reisler, Mark |
immigration; Mexicans; Chicago; wages; railroads;
steel industry; meat packing; prejudice; nationalism |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
159-176 |
General Matthew Mark Trumbull : respectable
radical |
Boston, Ray |
Trumbull, Matthew Mark; Civil War; labor;
Chartists; British; United States; Iowa; immigration; slavery; abolition;
free trade; Haymarket Affair; anarchists |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
177-186 |
Allan Nevins : a reminiscence |
Tingley, Donald F. |
Nevins, Allan; obituaries; historians; Civil War; oral history |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
187-197 |
Shortest route to the Galena lead mines : the
Lewistown Road |
Birk, Russell Charles |
Galena, Ill.; lead; mining; Lewistown Road |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
198-204 |
Illinois commentary : an Illinois family of the
1870s |
Clinton, Katherine B. |
Thomas, Lewis F.; letters; Polo, Ill. |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
212-215 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
66 |
2 |
Summer 1973 |
216-217 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
66 |
3 |
Autumn 1973 |
245-270 |
The Reorganized United Mine Workers of America,
1930-1931 |
Cary, Lorin Lee |
Reorganized United Mine Workers of America; United
Mine Workers of America; labor unions; miners; strikes; Illinois; Depression;
Lewis, John L.; Fishwick, Harry; Farrington, Frank; Howat, Alex; Brophy,
John; Germer, Adolph; Walker, John; Hapgood, Powers |
||||||||
66 |
3 |
Autumn 1973 |
271-284 |
The Immigrants’ Protective League of Chicago,
1908-1921 |
Leonard, Henry B. |
Immigrants’ Protective League; immigration;
employment; education; civil rights; public health; Americanization; United
States; Abbott, Grace; Addams, Jane; Women’s Trade Union League |
||||||||
66 |
3 |
Autumn 1973 |
285-301 |
Construction labor on the Illinois Central
Railroad |
Lightner, David L. |
railroads; construction; labor; recruitment;
wages; cholera; injuries; labor camps; violence; riots; Story, Albert;
Illinois Central Railroad |
||||||||
66 |
3 |
Autumn 1973 |
302-305 |
The piasa—it isn’t a bird! |
Belting, Natalia Maree |
Piasa Bird; petroglyphs; water monster; American
Indians; Marquette, Jacques; Jolliet, Louis |
||||||||
66 |
3 |
Autumn 1973 |
306-326 |
The sanitation revolution in Illinois, 1870-1900 |
Davenport, F. Garvin |
sanitation; drainage; sewage; garbage; streets;
cleaning; buildings; plumbing; water; filtration; treatment; ventilation;
toilets; waste disposal; meat packing; Illinois; Chicago; Sanitary District
of Chicago; Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal; Chicago Department of Health |
||||||||
66 |
3 |
Autumn 1973 |
327-340 |
Adolph Joachim Sabath in Congress : the early
years, 1907-1932 |
Boxerman, Burton A. |
Sabath, Adolf J.; House of Representatives;
Democratic Party; immigration; tariff;
women; suffrage; World War I; Czechoslovakia; child labor; Wilson, Woodrow |
||||||||
66 |
3 |
Autumn 1973 |
349-351 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
364-375 |
Lyman Trumbull, the states’ rights issue, and the
Liberal Republican revolt |
DiNunzio, Mario R. |
Trumbull, Lyman; states’ rights; federalism;
slavery; Republicans; Liberal Republicans; Democrats |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
376-386 |
Ye kort martial : a tale of Chicago politics,
theatre, journalism, and militia |
Renner, Richard Wilson |
militia; court martial; Chicago; duels; Dix, J.
H.; Pearson, George; Beaubien, John Baptiste; Leib, Charles; Chicago Times;
Chicago Tribune; Chicago Democrat; McVicker, James H.; theater; plays; Ye
Kort Martial |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
387-403 |
Letters from an Illinois farm, 1864-1865 |
Phifer, Louisa Jane; Pye, Carol Benson, introduction and notes |
Phifer, Louisa Jane; letters; farming; Fayette
County, Ill.; Civil War |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
404-411 |
Research projects in Illinois history |
Zochert, Donald |
Illinois; history; research; economic; social;
biography; books; magazines; newspapers; urbanization; towns; commerce |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
412-427 |
Illinois manuscript and archival collections : a
checklist of published guides |
Bridges, Roger D. |
manuscripts; archives; collections; guides;
Illinois |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
428-443 |
Adolph Joachim Sabath in Congress : the Roosevelt
and Truman years |
Boxerman, Burton A. |
Sabath, Adolph J.; Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Truman,
Harry S.; Democratic Party; New Deal; House of Representatives; Rules
Committee; patronage; Committee on Un-American Activities; interventionism;
World War II; Jews; Palestine; Israel |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
444-454 |
Illinois commentary : college letters of Samuel
Willard |
Nortrup, Jack |
Willard, Samuel; colleges; students; letters;
Illinois College |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
460-464 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
66 |
4 |
Winter 1973 |
465-467 |
Historical societies and museums |
McElligott, Mary Ellen |
Illinois; museums; historical societies |
||||||||
68 |
1 |
Feb. 1975 |
3-8 |
Introduction |
Alderfer, William K. |
Lincoln, Abraham; symposium; Abraham Lincoln
Association; Sangamon State University; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
68 |
1 |
Feb. 1975 |
9-26 |
Lincoln and Frederick Douglass : another debate |
Breiseth, Christopher N. |
Lincoln, Abraham, Douglass, Frederick; Civil War;
African Americans; soldiers; slavery; emancipation |
||||||||
68 |
1 |
Feb. 1975 |
27-44 |
Lincoln and the politics of morality |
Rietveld, Ronald D. |
Lincoln, Abraham; slavery; morality;
Kansas-Nebraska Act |
||||||||
68 |
1 |
Feb. 1975 |
45-56 |
Lincoln and the weight of responsibility |
Fehrenbacher, Don E. |
Lincoln, Abraham; reading; Shakespeare, William |
||||||||
68 |
1 |
Feb. 1975 |
57-73 |
Lincoln and Congress : why not Congress and
Lincoln? |
Hyman, Harold M. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Congress; Civil War; research |
||||||||
68 |
2 |
Apr. 1975 |
98-120 |
The origins and early years of the Illinois State
Historical Society |
Bridges, Roger D. |
Illinois State Historical Society; Illinois State
Historical Library; headquarters; location; Greene, Evarts B.; Beckwith,
Hiram W.; Snyder, John Francis; James, Edmund J.; Weber, Jessie Palmer |
||||||||
68 |
2 |
Apr. 1975 |
121-142 |
History on the Illinois frontier : early efforts
to preserve the state’s past |
Johannsen, Robert W. |
Illinois; history; Vandalia, Ill.; Antiquarian and
Historical Society of Illinois; Illinois State Lyceum; Hall, James; Peck,
John Mason |
||||||||
68 |
2 |
Apr. 1975 |
143-158 |
Kent Keller, the liberal bloc, and the New Deal |
Weiss, Stuart |
Keller, Kent; congressmen; New Deal; Democratic
Party; House Committee on Un-American Activities; Dies, Martin; coal mining; public works;
Illinois |
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68 |
2 |
Apr. 1975 |
159-173 |
Some new books on the American Revolution : a
review essay |
McColley, Robert |
American Revolution; books; reviews |
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68 |
2 |
Apr. 1975 |
174-180 |
The role of the Duryea brothers in the development
of the gasoline automobile |
Garrett, Romeo B. |
automobiles; gasoline; Duryea, Charles E.; Duryea,
J. Frank; Duryea Motor Wagon Company; Duryea Manufacturing Company; Peoria,
Ill. |
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68 |
2 |
Apr. 1975 |
181-194 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year 1973-1974 |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
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68 |
3 |
June 1975 |
202-212 |
The disgrace of Ira Munn |
Ferris, William G. |
Munn, Ira; Scott, George L.; Lyon, John B.; Maher,
Hugh; grain; markets; elevators; regulation; Chicago; Illinois; Supreme
Court; Munn v. Illinois |
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68 |
3 |
June 1975 |
213-227 |
The Koreshan unity : the Chicago years of a
utopian community |
Fine, Howard D. |
Koreshan Unity; Koresh; Teed, Cyrus R.; utopian
communities; celibacy; Chicago; Estero, Fla. |
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68 |
3 |
June 1975 |
228-242 |
Woman against the law : Myra Bradwell’s struggle
for admission to the Illinois bar |
Spector, Robert M. |
Bradwell, Myra; lawyers; women; Illinois; Chicago
Legal News; Illinois Supreme Court; Supreme Court |
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68 |
3 |
June 1975 |
243-256 |
Safety first : slogan and symbol of the industrial
safety movement |
Bennett, Dianne; Graebner, William |
industry; safety; accidents; slogans; posters;
publicity; Illinois Steel; United States Steel; Young, Robert J.; National
Safety Council |
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68 |
3 |
June 1975 |
257-266 |
Barns, buildings, and windmills : a key to change
on the Illinois prairie |
Kruckman, Laurence; Whiteman, Darrell L. |
barns; farmhouses; corncribs; outbuildings;
windmills; prairie; McLean County, Ill. |
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68 |
3 |
June 1975 |
267-288 |
Illinois commentary : the reminiscences of Lula
Gillespie Lentz |
|
Lentz, Lula Gillespie; memoirs; childhood; Johnson
County, Ill. |
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68 |
4 |
Sept. 1975 |
306-318 |
Nora Marks, investigative reporter |
Lederer, Francis L., II |
Marks, Nora; Stackhouse, Eleanora;
investigative reporting; domestic
servants; Salvation Army; peddlers; stockyards; laborers; poverty; charities;
aid; boys; poorhouses; reformatories; divorce; Chicago Home for the Friendless |
||||||||
68 |
4 |
Sept. 1975 |
319-323 |
Financing education and science in
nineteenth-century America : the case of Cleveland Abbe, the Chicago
Astronomical Society and the first University of Chicago |
Hetherington, Norriss S. |
colleges; faculty; salaries; astronomers;
University of Chicago; Chicago Astronomical Society; Abbe, Cleveland |
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68 |
4 |
Sept. 1975 |
324-336 |
Radical reinforcement : John A. Logan returns to
Congress |
Jones, James P. |
Logan, John A.; generals; Civil War;
Reconstruction; House of Representatives; Congress; Republican Party; Radical
Republicans; Johnson, Andrew; impeachment |
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68 |
4 |
Sept. 1975 |
337-343 |
Adolph Germer and the 1890’s depression |
Cary, Lorin Lee |
Germer, Adolph; Germans; immigration; Staunton,
Ill.; coal miners; United Mine Workers of America; depression; 1893; strikes;
1894; 1897; 1898; Mount Olive, Ill.; Virden, Ill.; socialism; Debs, Eugene V. |
||||||||
68 |
4 |
Sept. 1975 |
344-352 |
The black press in Illinois |
Belles, A. Gilbert |
African Americans; newspapers; Illinois; editors;
publishers; date; frequency |
||||||||
68 |
4 |
Sept. 1975 |
353-367 |
Illinois commentary : the reminiscences of Lula
Gillespie Lentz, pt. 2 |
|
Lentz, Lula Gillespie; memoirs; childhood; youth;
Johnson County, Ill.; Creal Springs, Ill.; Carbondale, Ill.; Southern
Illinois University |
||||||||
68 |
4 |
Sept. 1975 |
371-375 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
386-395 |
The singing societies and Philharmonic Orchestra
of Belleville |
Blair, Virginia K. |
orchestras; choruses; conductors; Belleville,
Ill.; Germans; immigration; Belleville Philharmonic Orchestra; Belleville
Philharmonic Society; Belleville Saengerbund; Liederkranz Society; Kronthal
Liedertafel Chorus |
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68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
396-406 |
The Chicago school board crisis of 1907 |
Candeloro, Dominic |
Chicago Board of Education; superintendent of
schools; mayor; appointments; land; rents; corporations; taxation; teachers;
evaluation; unions; Chicago Teachers’ Federation; Cooley, Edwin; Dunne,
Edward F.; Busse, Fred A.; Haley, Margaret; Post, Louis F.; Young, Ella Flagg |
||||||||
68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
407-420 |
John Stephen Wright and urban and rural promotion
in the nineteenth century |
McLear, Patrick E. |
Wright, John Stephen; cities; promotion; real
estate; speculation; agriculture; newspapers; railroads; wool; reapers; Union
Agriculturalist and Western Prairie Farmer; Land Improvement Company; Chicago |
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68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
421-428 |
The origin of mothers’ pensions in Illinois |
Travis, Anthony R. |
mothers;
poverty; aid; public; private; Illinois; Cook County, Ill.; Cook
County Juvenile Court; Pinckney, Merritt W.; Breckinridge, Sophonisba ;
Abbott, Edith |
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68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
429-434 |
Philip David Sang, 1902-1975 |
Walton, Clyde C. |
Sang, Philip David; obituaries; documents;
collections; history; Illinois State Historical Society |
||||||||
68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
435-443 |
Paul M. Angle : warm recollections and clear
impressions |
Dilliard, Irving |
Angle, Paul M.; obituaries; Illinois State
Historical Library; Illinois State Historical Society; Lincoln, Abraham;
Rutledge, Ann; Lincoln Centennial Association; Abraham Lincoln Association;
Chicago Historical Society |
||||||||
68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
444-448 |
Books and pamphlets written, compiled, annotated
or introduced by Paul M. Angle |
|
Angle, Paul M.; bibliography |
||||||||
68 |
5 |
Nov. 1975 |
449-459 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year 1974-1975 |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
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69 |
1 |
Feb. 1976 |
2-16 |
An Illinois first family : the reminiscences of
Clara Matteson Doolittle |
Hickey, James T. |
Doolittle, Clara Matteson; memoirs; Matteson, Joel
Aldrich; family; homes; governors; Illinois; Springfield, Ill. |
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69 |
1 |
Feb. 1976 |
17-25 |
The Lincoln writings of Charles P. T. Chiniquy |
George, Joseph, Jr. |
Chiniquy, Charles P. T.; Lincoln, Abraham;
assassination; Jesuits; Catholicism |
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69 |
1 |
Feb. 1976 |
26-34 |
A commentary on morality : Lincoln, Justin H.
Smith, and the Mexican War |
Ruiz, Ramon Eduardo |
Lincoln, Abraham; Smith, Justin H.; historians;
Mexican War; Texas; United States; border; invasion; expansion; Polk, James
K.; Taylor, Zachary |
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69 |
1 |
Feb. 1976 |
35-45 |
European interventionism and the crisis of 1862 |
Graebner, Norman A. |
Civil War; Great Britain; France; neutrality;
mediation; peace; Confederacy; Seward, William H.; Lyons, Richard; Russell,
John; Stuart, William; Palmerston, Henry; Mercier, Henri |
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69 |
1 |
Feb. 1976 |
46-66 |
John Hay and the Union generals |
Montero, George, ed. |
Hay, John; New York Tribune; book reviews;
military history; Civil War; McClellan, George B.; Palfrey, Francis W.;
Doubleday, Abner; Gordon, George H.; Reed, Samuel R.; Cist, Henry M. |
||||||||
69 |
1 |
Feb. 1976 |
70-75 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
82-83 |
A special introduction |
Alderfer, William K. |
United States; bicentennial; conference; Illinois;
papers |
||||||||
69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
84-90 |
The colonial view of the West |
Evans, Emory G. |
North America; British; Ohio Valley; settlement;
colonization |
||||||||
69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
91-99 |
Radical political thought in the American Revolution |
McColley, Robert |
American Revolution; historians; radicalism;
politics |
||||||||
69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
100-109 |
Great Britain and the Illinois country in the era
of the American Revolution |
Horsman, Reginald |
Illinois; policy; Revolutionary War; Great
Britain; Clark, George Rogers; Haldimand, Frederick; Hamilton, Henry; De
Peyster, Arent; Sinclair, Patrick |
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69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
110-118 |
The Spaniards and the Illinois country, 1762-1800 |
Bannon, John Francis, S. J. |
Illinois; Spanish; North America; French; British;
Ulloa, Juan de; Laclede, Pierre; St. Louis; Clark, George Rogers;
Revolutionary War |
||||||||
69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
119-126 |
The native American as myth and fact |
Belting, Natalia Maree |
American Indians; culture; Illinois |
||||||||
69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
127-138 |
The Illinois Indian tribe : from autonomy and
self-sufficiency to dependency and depopulation |
Hauser, Raymond E. |
Illinois Indians;; culture; tribes; chiefs;
French; British; Americans |
||||||||
69 |
2 |
May 1976 |
139-146 |
Indian history and the Indians of Illinois |
Whitney, Ellen M. |
Illinois Indians; Kickapoo Indians; Sauk Indians;
Fox Indians; Potawatomi Indians; Winnebago Indians; removal; historians |
||||||||
69 |
3 |
Aug. 1976 |
162-163 |
A special introduction |
Alderfer, William K. |
United States; bicentennial; conference; Illinois;
papers |
||||||||
69 |
3 |
Aug. 1976 |
164-172 |
“New aspects of men and new forms of society” :
the Old Northwest, 1790-1820 |
Davis, James E. |
Northwest Territory; migration; settlers;
creativity; republicanism |
||||||||
69 |
3 |
Aug. 1976 |
173-184 |
George Morgan, early Illinois businessman : a case
of premature enterprise |
Sutton, Robert M. |
Morgan, George; Fort Chartres, Ill.; merchants;
Royal Department of Indian Affairs; Wilkins, John; Franks and Company;
Illinois |
||||||||
69 |
3 |
Aug. 1976 |
185-200 |
George Morgan’s “memorandums” : a journey to the
Illinois country, 1770 |
Oaks, Robert F., ed. |
Morgan, George; diaries; merchants; Baynton,
Wharton and Morgan; Illinois |
||||||||
69 |
3 |
Aug. 1976 |
201-212 |
From New England to the Old Northwest : the
American odyssey of the Jeremiah Greenman family |
Bray, Robert; Bushnell, Paul |
Greenman, Jeremiah; Greenman, John; Greenman,
Jeremiah, Jr.; Revolutionary War; officers; pensions; migration; farming; Old
Northwest; Ohio; McLean County, Ill. |
||||||||
69 |
3 |
Aug. 1976 |
213-223 |
George Flower comes to the Illinois country : a
new look at motivations |
Salter, Mary Ann |
Flower, George; Birkbeck, Morris; travel;
narratives; immigration; British; letters; English Settlement; slavery;
United States; Illinois; Edwards County, Ill.; Albion, Ill.; Flower, Jane
Dawson; Flower, Eliza Andrews |
||||||||
69 |
3 |
Aug. 1976 |
224-237 |
The way to Future City |
Havighurst, Walter |
Northwest Territory; Future City, Ill.; migration;
immigration; British; Birkbeck, Morris; Flower, George; Flower, Eliza
Andrews; Tillson, John; Tillson, Christina Holmes; Funk, Isaac; Funk,
Absalom; prairie; Wells, William; Fort Dearborn; Chicago; Illinois |
||||||||
69 |
4 |
Nov. 1976 |
242-329 |
Illinois and Illinoisans, 1876-1976 : from the
collections of the Illinois State Library |
|
Illinois; history; 1876-1976; manuscripts; papers;
Illinois State Library |
||||||||
69 |
4 |
Nov. 1976 |
330-340 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year 1975-1976 |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
||||||||
69 |
4 |
Nov. 1976 |
341-346 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Spence, Paul D. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
70 |
1 |
Feb. 1977 |
2-9 |
Jefferson Davis and the American revolutionary
tradition |
Thomas, Emory M. |
Davis, Jefferson; Confederates; Old South;
radicals; secession; Civil War; American Revolution; Revolutionary War |
||||||||
70 |
1 |
Feb. 1977 |
10-17 |
Lincoln, the rule of law, and the American
Revolution |
Paludan, Phillip S. |
Lincoln, Abraham; election; 1864; rule of law;
American Revolution |
||||||||
70 |
1 |
Feb. 1977 |
18-21 |
The 1856 election, an unpublished Lincoln letter |
Gienapp, William E., ed. |
Lincoln, Abraham; letters; Trumbull, Lyman;
election; 1856; presidency; candidates; McLean, John; Fremont, John C.;
governor; Illinois; Bissell, William H. |
||||||||
70 |
1 |
Feb. 1977 |
22-26 |
A family divided |
Hickey, James T., ed. |
Maynard, Lizzie Green; Edwards, Helen Dodge; Civil
War; Confederates; surrender. spy; execution; Beall, John Yeates; Lincoln,
Abraham |
||||||||
70 |
1 |
Feb. 1977 |
27-89 |
“A monotony full of sadness” : the diary of Nadine
Turchin, May, 1863-April, 1864 |
McElligott, Mary Ellen, ed. |
Turchin, Nadine; diaries; Turchin, John; Russians;
immigration; Civil War; generals; Union; army; Tennessee; Georgia |
||||||||
70 |
2 |
May 1977 |
98-113 |
Apostle in Zion |
Heath, Alden R. |
Dowie, John Alexander; ministers; healing; Divine
Healing Association; Christian Catholic Church; Chicago; Zion, Ill.; Voliva,
Wilbur Glenn |
||||||||
70 |
2 |
May 1977 |
114-129 |
Three Chicago settlements : their architectural
form and social meaning |
Szuberla, Guy |
settlement houses; architecture; architects; Pond,
Irving K.; Pond, Allen P.; Perkins, Dwight Heald; Taylor, Graham; Hull House;
Chicago Commons; University of Chicago Settlement |
||||||||
70 |
2 |
May 1977 |
130-139 |
Charles Guiteau of Illinois : President Garfield’s
assassin |
Peskin, Allan |
Guiteau, Charles J.; Garfield, James A.; assassination;
Noyes, John Humphrey; Oneida Community; Guiteau, Annie Bunn; debt collection;
fraud; evangelism; Blaine, James G. |
||||||||
70 |
2 |
May 1977 |
140-148 |
The Illinois Intercollegiate Prohibition
Association : 1893-1920 |
Roberts, Clarence N. |
Prohibition; colleges; students; Illinois
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association; Illinois; Monmouth College; North
Central College; Augustana College; Aurora College ; Wheaton College; Hedding
College; McKendree College |
||||||||
70 |
2 |
May 1977 |
149-160 |
Illinois commentary : “the great wave of fire” at
Chicago, the reminiscences of Martin Stamm |
Ranalletta, Kathy, ed. |
Stamm, Martin; ministers; personal narratives;
First Evangelical Church; Chicago Fire |
||||||||
70 |
2 |
May 1977 |
161-163 |
Ralph Ware of Granville : champion of agriculture
and education |
Leavitt, Edward T. |
Ware, Ralph; Buel Institute; universities; land
grants; agriculture; education |
||||||||
70 |
3 |
Aug. 1977 |
178-184 |
The Edith Abbott I knew |
Taylor, Eleanor K. |
Abbott, Edith M.; social workers; University of
Chicago School of Social Service Administration; Breckinridge, Sophonisba P. |
||||||||
70 |
3 |
Aug. 1977 |
185-195 |
Early development of the Illinois state
penitentiary system |
Greene, William Robert |
prisons; jails; penitentiaries; Illinois; leases;
contracts; Dix, Dorothea; Buckmaster, Samuel A.; Alton, Ill. Joliet, Ill.;
Chester, Ill. |
||||||||
70 |
3 |
Aug. 1977 |
196-200 |
Letters home : an Illinois coed in the 1850's |
Kedro, M. James, ed. |
Hall, Melinda; colleges; students; letters; Berean
College |
||||||||
70 |
3 |
Aug. 1977 |
201-207 |
Charles Wesley Bliss and the Montgomery News |
McInerney, Paul M. |
Bliss, Charles Wesley; journalists; newspapers;
Montgomery News; Montgomery County, Ill. |
||||||||
70 |
3 |
Aug. 1977 |
208-248 |
A bibliography of dissertations related to
Illinois history, 1884-1976 |
Bridges, Roger D., compiler |
Illinois; history; dissertations; bibliography |
||||||||
70 |
4 |
Nov. 1977 |
258-275 |
Jacksonville artists of the 1870's |
Hendrickson, Walter B. |
artists; Jacksonville, Ill.; Art Association of
Jacksonville; oil paintings; portraits; sculptures; gravestones; monuments;
Mason, Ebenezer; Woodman, William S.; Smith, Robert Campbell; Clark, George
W. |
||||||||
70 |
4 |
Nov. 1977 |
276-282 |
A confidential account of Mayor Kelly's visit to
London, November 1945 |
Hachey, Thomas E., ed. |
Kelly, Edward J.; mayors; Chicago, Ill.; London;
air routes; American Airlines; United Nations; headquarters; Gallienne,
Wilfred Hansford |
||||||||
70 |
4 |
Nov. 1977 |
283-291 |
William Butler Ogden : a Chicago promoter in the
speculative era and the Panic of 1837 |
McLear, Patrick E. |
Ogden, William Butler; developers; land;
speculation; steamboats; Illinois and Michigan Canal; construction;
railroads; investments; 1837; panic; mayor; elections; Chicago |
||||||||
70 |
4 |
Nov. 1977 |
292-298 |
Early Welsh settlements in Illinois |
Davies, Phillips G., ed. and translator |
immigration; Welsh; Chicago; Bridgeport Union Rolling
Mill; Big Rock, Ill.; Coal Valley, Ill.; Braceville, Ill.; churches; Thomas,
Robert D. |
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70 |
4 |
Nov. 1977 |
299-301 |
First hospital in the Illinois country |
Pearson, Emmet F. |
hospitals; Fort de Chartres, Ill. |
||||||||
70 |
4 |
Nov. 1977 |
302-320 |
Scott W. Lucas of Illinois : his rise and fall as
majority leader in the United States Senate |
Schapsmeier, Edward L.; Schapsmeier, Frederick H. |
Lucas, Scott W.; Illinois; Democratic Party; House
of Representatives; Senate; Truman, Harry S.; Fair Deal; Dirksen, Everett M. |
||||||||
70 |
4 |
Nov. 1977 |
321-331 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year 1976-1977 |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
||||||||
71 |
1 |
Feb. 1978 |
2-12 |
Levi Davis, Illinois' third auditor |
Curran, Nathaniel B. |
Davis, Levi; Illinois; auditor; Stapp, James T.
B.; Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; internal improvements; capital;
location; Vandalia, Ill.; Springfield, Ill.; Alton, Ill.; Civil War; Davis,
Lucy Stapp; Davis, James W.; Davis, Charles Wise; Davis, Levi, Jr. |
||||||||
71 |
1 |
Feb. 1978 |
13-21 |
Monmouth College in the Civil War |
Urban, William |
Monmouth College; Civil War; students; enlistment;
Wallace, David Alexander; Harding, Abner Clark; McClanahan, John; Union;
army; 83rd Illinois Infantry |
||||||||
71 |
1 |
Feb. 1978 |
22-29 |
Planning, proper hygiene, and a doctor : the good
health of the English Settlement |
Miller, Keith L. |
immigration; British; English Settlement; site;
selection; health; hygiene; doctors; Pugsley, Charles; Edwards County, Ill. |
||||||||
71 |
1 |
Feb. 1978 |
30-56 |
A Chicago political diary, 1928-1929 |
Roberts, Daniel A.; Roberts, Daniel J., ed. |
Roberts, Daniel A.; diaries; parks; West Parks
Board; attorney; politics; judges; elections; 1928; Chicago |
||||||||
71 |
1 |
Feb. 1978 |
57-65 |
Photograph acquisitions : rare photographs of
Illinois congressmen |
Petterchak, Janice |
photographs; congressmen; Illinois |
||||||||
71 |
2 |
May 1978 |
82-106 |
The achievement of Virginia S. Eifert |
Hallwas, John E. |
Eifert, Virginia S.; naturalists; natural history;
writers; artists; Illinois; Springfield, Ill.; Illinois State Museum; Living
Museum; Mississippi River; steamboats; Delta Queen |
||||||||
71 |
2 |
May 1978 |
107-118 |
Taming the environment : the drainage district in
Illinois |
Herget, James E. |
swamps; drainage; companies; counties; districts;
commissions; legislation; Illinois |
||||||||
71 |
2 |
May 1978 |
119-132 |
"Political dynamite" : the Chicago
Polonia and President Roosevelt in 1944 |
Sadler, Charles |
Polish Americans; Chicago; Polish Roman Catholic
Union; Polish National Alliance; Polish American Congress; Polish American
Council; National Committee of Americans of Polish Descent; Germany; Soviet
Union; Poland; World War II; Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Sikorski, Wladyslaw;
Mikolajczyk, Stanislaw; Swietlik, Francis; Rozmarek, Charles; Wegrzynek,
Maximilian |
||||||||
71 |
2 |
May 1978 |
133-142 |
Conflict in the American socialist movement,
1897-1901 : a letter from Thomas J. Morgan to Henry Demarest Lloyd |
Stow, Robert N., ed. |
Morgan, Thomas J.; letters; Lloyd, Henry Demarest;
socialism; political parties; Socialist Party of America; Socialist Labor
Party; Social Democratic Party; Debs, Eugene V.; United States |
||||||||
71 |
2 |
May 1978 |
143-147 |
Account of a journey on the Great Lakes |
Hickok, William A.; Harmon, Edith Andrews, ed. |
Hickok, William Alonzo; Great Lakes; steamboats;
travel; narratives; Chicago; Buffalo, N.Y. |
||||||||
71 |
3 |
Aug. 1978 |
162-175 |
General Robert E. Wood : the evolution of a
conservative |
Doenecke, Justus D. |
Wood, Robert E.; United States Army; Sears,
Roebuck and Company; New Deal; America First Committee; World War II;
isolationism; Communism; Latin America |
||||||||
71 |
3 |
Aug. 1978 |
185-210 |
Merchant, soldier, broker, chief : a corrected
obituary of Captain Billy Caldwell |
Clifton, James A. |
Caldwell, Billy; Caldwell, William, Sr.;
obituaries; Amherstburg, Ont.; Upper Canada; Mohawk Indians; Potawatomi
Indians; Chicago; fur trade; traders; War of 1812; Fort Dearborn; Treaty of
Chicago; Indian reservations; Council Bluffs, Ia. |
||||||||
71 |
3 |
Aug. 1978 |
211-224 |
Canal boats on the Illinois and Michigan Canal |
Lamb, John M. |
towboats; barges; steamboats; passenger; freight;
Illinois and Michigan Canal |
||||||||
71 |
3 |
Aug. 1978 |
225-231 |
A review essay : Richard J. Jensen's Illinois: A
Bicentennial History |
Hoffmann, John |
Jensen, Richard J.; Illinois; history; tradition;
modernism |
||||||||
71 |
4 |
Nov. 1978 |
242-251 |
Treason or loyalty? : frontier French in the
American Revolution |
Chaput, Donald |
French; North America; Great Britain; Midwest;
Canada; Louisiana; American Revolution |
||||||||
71 |
4 |
Nov. 1978 |
252-263 |
Congressman Noah Morgan Mason : from Wales to
Washington |
Samosky, Jack A. |
Mason, Noah Morgan; La Salle, Ill.; Oglesby, Ill.;
city commissioner; Illinois State Senate; Republican Party; Prohibition;
roads; construction; New Deal; House of Representatives; Illinois |
||||||||
71 |
4 |
Nov. 1978 |
264-271 |
Illinois commentary : wing dams and riprap |
Semrad, Alberita Napier Richards |
Mississippi River; dams; construction; steamboats;
Army Corps of Engineers; Richard, Albert Lennox |
||||||||
71 |
4 |
Nov. 1978 |
272-282 |
General Isaac B. Curran : gregarious jeweler |
Curran, Nathaniel B. |
Curran, Isaac B.; jewelers; Springfield, Ill.;
Curran, Anastasia Spotswood; quartermaster general; Illinois; Pension Agency;
Matteson, Joel Aldrich; Douglas, Stephen A.; Curran, Catherine Buckmaster
Mitchell |
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71 |
4 |
Nov. 1978 |
279-287 |
The troubles of an itinerant teacher in the early
nineteenth century |
Nortrup, Jack |
Willard, Frances Langdon; private schools; girls;
Chicago; Carrollton, Ill; Alabama; Connecticut, New York State; Peoria, Ill.;
Canton, Ill.; Mt. Vernon, Ill.; Ingersoll, John |
||||||||
71 |
4 |
Nov. 1978 |
288-298 |
Photograph collections : the Guy Mathis collection |
Petterchak, Janice |
Mathis, Guy Roy; photographers; photographs;
Springfield, Ill. |
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71 |
4 |
Nov. 1978 |
299-310 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year 1977-1978 |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
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72 |
1 |
Feb. 1979 |
2-12 |
Hunting in early Illinois |
Flanagan, John T. |
Illinois; hunting; prairie; game; regulation |
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72 |
1 |
Feb. 1979 |
13-20 |
Farm and gown : the University of Illinois and the
farmer, 1904-1918 |
Rodnitzky, Jerome L. |
University of Illinois; College of Agriculture;
Agricultural Experiment Station; press releases; Davenport, Eugene; James,
Edmund Janes |
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72 |
1 |
Feb. 1979 |
21-38 |
Isabel Bevier at the University of Illinois and
the home economics movement |
Bartow, Beverly |
Bevier, Isabel; home economics; University of
Illinois; Department of Household Science; Illinois Association of Domestic
Science; Dunlap, Nora B. |
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72 |
1 |
Feb. 1979 |
39-56 |
Booth's diary |
Hanchett, William |
Booth, John Wilkes; Lincoln, Abraham;
assassination; diaries; Baker, Lafayette C.; Stanton, Edwin M.; Holt, Joseph;
Johnson, Andrew; Butler, Benjamin F. |
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72 |
1 |
Feb. 1979 |
57-69 |
Tragedy in November : the Cherry mine disaster |
Stout, Steve |
coal; mines; fire; Cherry, Ill.; St. Paul Coal
Company |
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72 |
2 |
May 1979 |
82-100 |
Thomas Sharp and anti-Mormon sentiment in
Illinois, 1842-1845 |
Hampshire, Annette P. |
Sharp, Thomas; Mormons; Illinois; Nauvoo, Ill.;
Nauvoo Expositor; Missouri; Smith, Joseph |
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72 |
2 |
May 1979 |
101-110 |
John Brown White and early women's education : a
history of Almira College |
Jordahl, Donald C. |
White, John Brown; White, Mary Powers Merriam;
Morse, Stephen; Morse, Almira Blanchard; women; higher education, Almira
College; Greenville College |
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72 |
2 |
May 1979 |
111-122 |
Ethnicity, civic pride and commitment : the
evolution of the Chicago militia |
Turnbaugh, Roy |
militia; regiments; officers; training; strikes;
1877; Illinois National Guard; Chicago, Ill; Ducat, Arthur C. |
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72 |
2 |
May 1979 |
123-138 |
Democracy revisited : the law and school districts
in Illinois |
Herget, James E. |
Illinois; townships; school districts; public
schools; superintendent of schools; finance; law; Coles, Edward; Duncan,
Joseph |
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72 |
3 |
Aug. 1979 |
162-178 |
Norman L. Jones versus Len Small in the Illinois
gubernatorial campaign of 1924 |
Waller, Robert A. |
Jones, Norman L.; Small, Len; Essington, Thurlow
G.; Illinois; governor; elections; 1924; corruption; Chicago Tribune; roads;
labor; women; transit; Prohibition |
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72 |
3 |
Aug. 1979 |
179-212 |
British coal miners : a demographic study of
Braidwood and Streator, Ill. |
Gottlieb, Amy Zell |
coal miners; Great Britain; immigration; unions;
demographics; Braidwood, Ill.; Streator, Ill. |
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72 |
3 |
Aug. 1979 |
193-212 |
Selected letters of Humphrey Hood, Litchfield
physician : part I, 1852-1856 |
Gegenheimer, Elizabeth, ed. |
Hood, Humphrey; Hood, Benjamin; physicians;
letters; Jerseyville, Ill.; Hardinsburg, Ill.; Litchfield, Ill. |
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72 |
3 |
Aug. 1979 |
213-224 |
An experiment in military and civilian education :
the Students' Army Training Corps at the University of Illinois |
Shearer, Benjamin F. |
Students' Army Training Course; World War I;
education; University of Illinois; War Department; James, Edmund J.; Kinley,
David; Abercrombie, William R. |
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72 |
3 |
Aug. 1979 |
225-234 |
The French impress on place names in the
Mississippi Valley |
McDermott, John Francis |
French language; place names; Mississippi Valley |
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72 |
4 |
Nov. 1979 |
242-256 |
Selected letters of Humphrey Hood, Litchfield
physician : part II, 1862-1867 |
Gegenheimer, Elizabeth, ed. |
Hood, Humphrey; physicians; letters; Litchfield,
Ill.; Civil War; Fort Pickering, Tenn.; Hood, Matilda; Hood, Benjamin; Hood,
Mary Jackson; Hood, Abigail Torrey Paden; Grant, Ulysses S.; Sherman, William
Tecumseh; Steele, Frederick; Blair, Francis P., Jr.; Chase, Salmon P.;
Lincoln, Abraham |
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72 |
4 |
Nov. 1979 |
257-272 |
The Socialist Party of America in municipal
elections : Canton, Illinois, 1911-1920 |
Stevens, Errol Wayne |
Socialist Party; Canton, Ill.; city council;
mayor; coal; mining; agricultural implements; manufacturing; Parlin &
Orendorff Company; water; meters; railroads; tracks; relocation; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad; women; suffrage; Prohibition; World War I |
||||||||
72 |
4 |
Nov. 1979 |
277-312 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year 1978-1979 |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
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73 |
1 |
Spring 1980 |
2-16 |
The Doyle mission to Massac, 1794 |
Johnson, Leland R. |
Doyle, Thomas; Fort Massac, Ill.; Ohio River;
Shawnee Indians; French; Spanish; Wayne, Anthony; Montgomery, John |
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73 |
1 |
Spring 1980 |
17-26 |
The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad : a symbol
of Chicago's economic maturity |
McLear, Patrick E. |
railroads; construction; Chicago; Galena, Ill.;
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad; Hubbard, Elijah K.; Ogden, William B.;
Newberry, Walter L. |
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73 |
1 |
Spring 1980 |
27-44 |
Progressive school administration : Ella Flagg
Young and the Chicago schools, 1905-1915 |
Smith, Joan K. |
Young, Ella Flagg; Chicago; schools; progressive
education; teachers; unions; administration; Dewey, John; Chicago Normal
School; Chicago Teachers' Federation; Cooley, Edwin G.; Harrison, Carter H.,
Jr.; Rothmann, William; Shoop, John D. |
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73 |
1 |
Spring 1980 |
45-52 |
William Patterson Jones : American consul in
China, 1862-1868 |
Kehoe, Barbara B. |
Jones, William Patterson; consul; China;
Northwestern Female College; Evanston, Ill. |
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73 |
1 |
Spring 1980 |
53-60 |
Illinois commentary : three generations of river
commerce, the Jenkins family of Grand Tower |
Linsenmeyer, Helen Walker |
Jenkins, Herod Marshall; Jenkins, Thomas; Jenkins,
Thomas Whitson; merchants; rivers; commerce; Illinois |
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73 |
1 |
Spring 1980 |
61-64 |
Nora Marks -- reinvestigated |
Lederer, Francis L., II |
Marks, Nora; Atkinson, Eleanor Stackhouse;
authors; children's books; investigative reporters; Chicago Tribune |
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73 |
2 |
Summer 1980 |
78-116 |
"Goodbye dear Governor. You are my best
friend" : the private letters of Robert G. Ingersoll to Richard J.
Oglesby, 1867-1877 |
Plummer, Mark A. |
Ingersoll, Robert G.; Oglesby, Richard J.;
Illinois; attorney general; governor; nomination; politics; agnosticism;
letters |
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73 |
2 |
Summer 1980 |
117-131 |
"Necessary adjuncts to its growth" : the
railroad suburbs of Chicago, 1854-1875 |
Abbott, Carl |
Chicago; suburbs; railroads; real estate;
developers; social status |
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73 |
2 |
Summer 1980 |
140-160 |
The double-crib log barns of Calhoun County |
Price, H. Wayne |
barns; logs; cribs; Calhoun County, Ill. |
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73 |
3 |
Autumn 1980 |
162-176 |
Freedmen's farm letters of Samuel and Louisa
Mallory to "our absent but ever remembered boy" in McHenry County,
Illinois |
Wenzel, Carol N. |
Mallory, Samuel; Mallory, Louisa; Mallory, Leroy; letters;
Civil War; McHenry County, Ill.; freedmen; Freedmen's Home Farm; Freedmen's
Bureau |
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73 |
3 |
Autumn 1980 |
177-188 |
Early Illinois author John L. McConnel and
"The Ranger's Chase" |
Hallwas, John E. |
McConnel, John L; authors; Illinois; The Ranger's
Chase |
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73 |
3 |
Autumn 1980 |
189-200 |
Andrew Johnson and the 1866 Illinois election |
Oder, Broeck N. |
Johnson, Andrew; campaign; tour; elections;
Illinois; 1866 |
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73 |
3 |
Autumn 1980 |
201-213 |
The 1730 Fox fort : a recently discovered map
throws new light on its siege and location |
Peyser, Joseph L. |
Fox Indians; French; siege; 1730; fort; location;
Illinois |
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73 |
3 |
Autumn 1980 |
214-234 |
His father's son : letters from the Robert Todd
Lincoln collection of the Illinois State Historical Society |
Hickey, James T. |
Lincoln, Robert Todd; letters; Lincoln, Abraham;
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Lincoln, Mary Harlan; Isham, Mary Lincoln; Lincoln, Jack;
Beckwith, Jessie Lincoln; Secretary of War; Garfield, James A.; Pullman
Palace Car Company |
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73 |
3 |
Autumn 1980 |
235-237 |
Mother Jones, 1830-1930 |
McDonald, Duncan |
Jones, Mother; Jones, Mary Harris; labor; miners |
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73 |
4 |
Winter 1980 |
242-262 |
The Lincoln-Douglas campaign of 1858 : background
and perspective |
Johannsen, Robert W. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas, Stephen A.; Senate;
elections; slavery; Kansas; Buchanan, James; Illinois; 1858 |
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73 |
4 |
Winter 1980 |
263-276 |
Conflicting concepts of justice : a Winnebago
murder trial on the Illinois frontier |
Zanger, Martin |
Winnebago Indians; Americans; Illinois; murder;
trials; Leavenworth, Henry; Calhoun, John C. |
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73 |
4 |
Winter 1980 |
277-290 |
Mark Twain's Chicago |
Thoresen, Trygve |
Twain, Mark; lectures; Chicago |
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73 |
4 |
Winter 1980 |
291-320 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year 1979-1980 |
Alderfer, William K. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
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74 |
1 |
Spring 1981 |
2-16 |
Illinois viewed from the Johnson White House |
Elzy, Martin I. |
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library; University of
Texas; Illinois; Chicago; Douglas, Paul H,; Dirksen, Everett M.; Stevenson,
Adlai E.; Kerner, Otto; elections; political conventions; Chicago; 1968;
Walker, Daniel |
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74 |
1 |
Spring 1981 |
17-30 |
Writing a corporate history : a personal memoir |
Giddens, Paul H. |
Standard Oil Company (Indiana); corporate history;
personal narratives; Wilson, Robert E.; Rockefeller, John D., Jr.; Giddens,
Paul H. |
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74 |
1 |
Spring 1981 |
31-40 |
Conflict of ideals : Samuel Gompers v. "Uncle
Joe" Cannon |
Petterchak, Janice A. |
Cannon, Joseph G.; Speaker; House of Representatives;
Committee on Labor; legislation; strikes; injunctions; Gompers, Samuel;
American Federation of Labor |
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74 |
1 |
Spring 1981 |
41-50 |
Transient prisoner : the reminiscences of William
H. Gilbert |
Sunseri, Alvin R., ed. |
Gilbert, William H.; memoirs; Civil War;
Confederacy; prisons; prisoners; Libby Prison; Pemberton Prison; Danville
Prison; Andersonville Prison; Charleston Prison; Florence Prison |
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74 |
1 |
Spring 1981 |
51-57 |
Soperville : an immigrant community in Knox County |
Hallberg, Carl V. |
Soperville, Ill.; immigration; Swedes |
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74 |
1 |
Spring 1981 |
58-79 |
Robert Todd Lincoln and the "purely
private" letters of the Lincoln family |
Hickey, James T. |
Lincoln, Robert Todd; Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln,
Mary Todd; letters; papers |
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74 |
2 |
Summer 1981 |
82-108 |
Equality deferred : civil rights for Illinois
blacks, 1865-1885 |
Bridges, Roger D. |
African Americans; civil rights; Black Laws;
repeal; suffrage; education; segregation; political participation; Illinois |
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74 |
2 |
Summer 1981 |
109-118 |
John A. Kennicott of The Grove : physician,
horticulturist and journalist in nineteenth-century Illinois |
Ernst, Erik A. |
Kennicott, John A.; horticulture; medicine;
education; universities; agriculture; Kennicott, Robert; Turner, Jonathan
Baldwin; The Grove |
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74 |
2 |
Summer 1981 |
119-129 |
"'Police force' in the arsenal shops" :
a document on the 1899 machinists' strike at Rock Island Arsenal |
Harahan, Joseph P., ed. |
machinists; strikes; wages; work rules; Rock
Island Arsenal; Russell, A. H.; Blunt, Stanhope E.; Buffington, Adelbert R.;
Alger, Russell A. |
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74 |
2 |
Summer 1981 |
130-144 |
McLean County and the influenza epidemic of 1918 |
Walters, Karen A. |
influenza; 1918; McLean County, Ill.; Bloomington,
Ill.; Camp Grant, Ill.; Rockford, Ill.; Red Cross |
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74 |
2 |
Summer 1981 |
145-156 |
The Cantine Mounds of southern Illinois : the
first published report of their existence and an 1811 eyewitness account of
the monks who lived there |
Hammes, Raymond H., ed. |
Cantine Mounds; Illinois; Brackenridge, Henry M.;
monks; Trappists; Guillet, Urban |
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74 |
3 |
Autumn 1981 |
162-178 |
Florence Kelley in Illinois |
Harmon, Sondra D. |
Kelley, Florence; child labor; women; sweatshops;
factories; legislation; inspection; eight hour day; National Consumers'
League |
||||||||
74 |
3 |
Autumn 1981 |
179-198 |
The infamous Pullman strike as revealed by the
Robert Todd Lincoln collection |
Chapin, John R. |
Pullman, George M.; Pullman Company; Pullman
strike; Sweet, Charles S.; Runnells, John Sumner; Debs, Eugene V. |
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74 |
3 |
Autumn 1981 |
199-216 |
War and partisanship : what Lincoln learned from
James K. Polk |
Neely, Mark E., Jr. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Polk, James Knox; Mexican War;
Civil War; generals; Whigs; Democrats; internal improvements; Constitution;
presidents |
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74 |
3 |
Autumn 1981 |
217-229 |
Tavern theatre in early Chicago |
Bloom, Arthur W. |
Chicago; theater; taverns; performers; plays;
actors; Sauganash Hotel; Isherwood, Harry; MacKenzie, Alexander |
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74 |
3 |
Autumn 1981 |
230-240 |
Manuscript acquisitions |
Bowen, Laurel G. |
Illinois State Historical Library; manuscripts |
||||||||
74 |
4 |
Winter 1981 |
242-260 |
Taxation and social conflict : teacher unionism
and public school finance in Chicago, 1898-1934 |
Murphy, Marjorie |
teachers; unions; salaries; public schools;
finance; taxes; buildings; Chicago; Chicago Teachers' Federation |
||||||||
74 |
4 |
Winter 1981 |
261-278 |
Historian in cowboy boots : Jay Monaghan, 1893-1980 |
Dilliard, Irving |
Monaghan, Jay; obituaries; Illinois; Illinois
State Historical Library; Illinois State Historical Society; Works Progress
Administration; Writers' Project |
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74 |
4 |
Winter 1981 |
279-296 |
"Own the house till it ruins me" :
Robert Todd Lincoln and his parents' home in Springfield |
Hickey, James T. |
Lincoln, Robert Todd; Lincoln, Abraham; Lincoln,
Mary Todd; home; leasing; Springfield, Ill.; Tilton, Lucian; Harlow, George
H.; Akard, Jacob D.; Conkling, Clinton L.; Wendlant, Gustave; Oldroyd,
Osborne Hamiline; Lincoln Homestead Trustees |
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74 |
4 |
Winter 1981 |
297-302 |
Photograph acquisitions |
Michaels, Mary |
Illinois State Historical Library; photographs |
||||||||
74 |
4 |
Winter 1981 |
303-320 |
Annual report : Illinois State Historical Library,
Illinois State Historical Society |
Alderfer, William K.; Foster, Olive S. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
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75 |
1 |
Spring 1982 |
2-14 |
The ethnic entry into Chicago politics : the
United Societies for Local Self-Government and the reform charter of 1907 |
Flanagan, Maureen A. |
liquor; sales; saloons; Sunday closing;
Prohibition; United Societies for Local Self-Government; ethnic groups; home
rule; charter; 1907; Chicago; Cermak, Anton J. |
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75 |
1 |
Spring 1982 |
15-28 |
Queries regarding the Western rivers : an
unpublished letter from Thomas Jefferson to the Geographer of the United
States |
Hoffmann, John |
Jefferson, Thomas; letters; Hutchins, Thomas;
rivers; maps; United States; territories |
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75 |
1 |
Spring 1982 |
29-38 |
"Union holiday -- closed till further notice"
: the 1936 general strike at Pekin, Illinois |
Brune, Lester H. |
Pekin, Ill.; strikes; 1936; collective bargaining;
American Distilling Company; Pekin Distillery Employees Association; American
Federation of Labor; National Labor Relations Board |
||||||||
75 |
1 |
Spring 1982 |
39-46 |
Louis Rodenberg : pioneer in Braille printing |
Hickey, Donald; Seymour, Lyle |
Rodenberg, Louis; Braille; blind; printing; music |
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75 |
1 |
Spring 1982 |
47-60 |
William Butler Ogden and the growth of Chicago |
Downard, William L. |
Ogden, William Butler; Chicago; mayor; American
Land Company; real estate; Lill and Diversey Brewery; Galena and Chicago
Union Railroad Company; Chicago and North Western Railway Company |
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75 |
1 |
Spring 1982 |
61-72 |
The Rudowitz extradition case |
Giffin, Frederick C. |
Rudowitz, Christian Ansoff; refugees; extradition;
Russia; revolution; 1905; Schilling; Ernest von; Daily Socialist; Political
Refugee Defense League; Foote, Mark A.; Root, Elihu |
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75 |
2 |
Summer 1982 |
82-100 |
Midwestern Jewish commitment and practical
American idealism : the early history of Temple Sinai, Champaign, Illinois |
Rubenstein, Asa |
Jews; Reform Judaism; synagogues; Champaign, Ill.;
Temple Sinai; Champaign-Urbana Hebrew Congregation; Congregation B'nai
Israel; University of Illinois; Ivrim Society |
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75 |
2 |
Summer 1982 |
101-114 |
Quarreling in the English Settlement : the Flowers
in court |
Salter, Mary Ann |
Birkbeck, Morris; Flower, George; Flower, Jane
Dawson; Flower, Eliza Andrews; Pugsley, Charles; bigamy; lawsuits;
courthouse; property; slander; English Settlement; Edwards County, Ill.;
Albion, Ill. |
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75 |
2 |
Summer 1982 |
115-120 |
The camp on Wood River : a winter of preparation
for the Lewis and Clark expedition |
Lankiewicz, Donald P. |
Lewis, Meriwether; Clark, William; Lewis and Clark
Expedition; camp; Wood River, Ill. |
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75 |
2 |
Summer 1982 |
121-136 |
James Adams : early Springfield Mormon and
Freemason |
Walgren, Kent L. |
Adams, James; Smith, Joseph; Mormons; Sangamon
County, Ill.; Probate Justice; election; 1837; Masons; Nauvoo, Ill. |
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75 |
2 |
Summer 1982 |
137-147 |
Origin of the "Champaign system" :
prelude to the McCollum case, 1945-1948 |
McCollum, Dannel Angus |
religion; classes; public schools; released time;
Champaign, Ill.; Nickell, Vernon L.; Cromwell, Arthur; McCollum, Vashti
Cromwell |
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75 |
2 |
Summer 1982 |
148-160 |
The making of a myth : Abraham Lincoln's family
background in the perspective of Jacksonian politics |
Purvis, Thomas L. |
Lincoln, Abraham; parents; relatives; genealogy;
status |
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75 |
3 |
Autumn 1982 |
179-217 |
John Mason Peck on Illinois slavery |
Bridges, Roger D., ed. |
Peck, John Mason; ministers; Baptist Church;
slavery; African Americans; Northwest Territory; Illinois |
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75 |
3 |
Autumn 1982 |
218-242 |
Annual report of the state historian, Illinois
State Historical Library, and executive director, Illinois State Historical
Society : for the fiscal year July 1, 1981-June 30, 1982 |
Foster, Olive S. |
Illinois State Historical Library; Illinois State
Historical Society |
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75 |
4 |
Winter 1982 |
242-262 |
The age of ambition in Quincy, Ill. |
Brown, Thomas J. |
Quincy, Ill.; incorporation; growth; grain; meat
packing; flour; steamboats; Mississippi River; railroads; slavery; Civil War;
finance; debt |
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75 |
4 |
Winter 1982 |
263-276 |
A fragment of French Canada on the Illinois
prairie |
Kantowicz, Edward R. |
French Canadians; immigration; Le Vasseur, Noel;
Chiniquy, Charles Pascal Telesphore; Illinois Central Railroad; Kankakee
River; Illinois; Bourbonnais, Ill.; St. Viator's College |
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75 |
4 |
Winter 1982 |
277-288 |
Cartography of the Illinois country : an analysis
of middle Mississippi maps drawn during the British regime |
Thurman, Melburn D. |
maps; Mississippi River; Illinois; British;
French; place names |
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75 |
4 |
Winter 1982 |
289-308 |
Abraham Lincoln and the idea of equality |
Lightner, David |
Lincoln, Abraham; slavery; African Americans;
equality |
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75 |
4 |
Winter 1982 |
309-320 |
A family album : the Dressers of Springfield |
Hickey, James T. |
Dresser family; Dresser, Nathan; Dresser, Rebecca;
Dresser, Charles; Dresser, Henry; Dresser, Nathan, Jr.; Springfield, Ill. |
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76 |
1 |
Spring 1983 |
2-16 |
Everett M. Dirksen of Pekin : politician par
excellence |
Schapsmeier, Edward L.; Schapsmeier, Frederick H. |
Dirksen, Everett M.; Illinois; Republican Party;
House of Representatives; Senate |
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76 |
1 |
Spring 1983 |
17-34 |
Everett McKinley Dirksen : the roots of an
American statesman |
Fonsino, Frank J. |
Dirksen, Everett M.; childhood; youth; United
States Army; World War I; Pekin, Ill.; city council; American Legion;
Illinois; House of Representatives; election |
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76 |
1 |
Spring 1983 |
35-48 |
Congressman Noah Morgan Mason : Illinois'
conservative spokesman |
Samosky, Jack A. |
Mason, Noah Morgan; Illinois; House of
Representatives; Republican Party; conservatism; anticommunism; regulation;
states' rights; New Deal; government spending |
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76 |
1 |
Spring 1983 |
49-60 |
Cold War observer : Governor Adlai E. Stevenson on
American foreign relations |
Roberts, John W. |
Stevenson, Adlai E.; United States; foreign
policy; isolationism; United Nations; foreign aid; Marshall Plan; Korean War;
corruption; election; governor; Illinois; 1948; Green, Dwight H. |
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76 |
1 |
Spring 1983 |
61-70 |
A German P.O.W. at Camp Grant : the reminiscences
of Heinz Richter |
Richter, Anton H., translator and ed. |
Richter, Heinz; memoirs; Luftwaffe; Germany;
prisoners of war; Camp Grant, Ill. |
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76 |
1 |
Spring 1983 |
71-74 |
"My dear Mr. W." : Mary Lincoln writes
to Alexander Williamson |
Cowden, Gerald Steffens, ed. |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; Williamson, Alexander;
letters; debts |
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76 |
2 |
Summer 1983 |
82-94 |
The birth of Chicago : an examination of economic
parentage |
Holt, Glen E. |
Chicago; Fort Dearborn; Illinois and Michigan
Canal; Chicago River; port; Army Corps of Engineers |
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76 |
2 |
Summer 1983 |
95-114 |
Conflict in the Illinois woman suffrage movement
of 1913 |
Wheeler, Adade Mitchell |
women; suffrage; legislation; lobbying; Illinois;
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association; Chicago Political Equality League;
McCulloch, Catharine Waugh; Trout, Grace Wilbur; Blount, Anna Ellsworth;
Stewart, Ella; Booth, Elizabeth Knox; Funk, Antoinette Leland; McCormick,
Ruth Hanna |
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76 |
2 |
Summer 1983 |
115-130 |
The 1942 mid-term elections in Illinois |
Morgan, Iwan |
elections; Congress; Illinois; 1942; isolationism;
Brooks, C. Wayland; Day, Stephen A.; Kelly, Edward J.; Wright, Warren E.;
McKeough, Raymond; Douglas, Paul H.; Adamowski, Benjamin |
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76 |
2 |
Summer 1983 |
131-138 |
The Congress on Labor at the 1893 World's
Columbian Exposition |
Downey, Dennis B. |
World's Columbian Exposition; Congress on Labor;
labor; unemployment; unions; single tax; Chicago |
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76 |
2 |
Summer 1983 |
139-149 |
Jacob Allaman, covered bridge builder : a case
study |
Sculle, Keith A. |
Allaman, Jacob; covered bridges; Eames Bridge;
Henderson County, Ill. |
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78 |
2 |
Summer 1985 |
82-96 |
Blowing the trumpet : the Chicago Defender and
black migration during World War I |
Grossman, James R. |
Chicago Defender; newspapers; African Americans;
migration; Chicago; Abbott, Robert S. |
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78 |
2 |
Summer 1985 |
97-112 |
The American roots of German Lutheranism in
Illinois |
Elbert, E. Duane |
Lutheran Church; Germans; immigration; Illinois;
Scherer, Daniel; Heyer, John Christian Frederick; Keller, Ezra; Kohler, David |
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78 |
2 |
Summer 1985 |
113-128 |
Extraterritoriality and the fugitive slave debate |
Keller, Ralph A. |
Fugitive Slave Act; fugitive slaves; slavery;
slaveholders; extraterritoriality; South; Senate |
||||||||
78 |
2 |
Summer 1985 |
129-142 |
"Scholarship, virtue, and religion" :
Robert Allyn and McKendree College, 1863-1874 |
Eaton, William |
Allyn, Robert; McKendree College; Methodist Church |
||||||||
78 |
3 |
Autumn 1985 |
162-178 |
Conferring status : Lorado Taft's portraits of an
artistic community |
Garvey, Timothy J. |
Taft, Lorado; artists; writers; promotion;
Chicago; busts; Fuller, Henry Blake; Garland, Hamlin; Fiske, Horace Spencer;
Belden, Ella Celeste Pomeroy; Nixon, Eldora Lynde; Miller, Joaquin; Zangwill,
Israel; Clarkson, Ralph |
||||||||
78 |
3 |
Autumn 1985 |
179-194 |
Beating the devil : life and art in Peter
Cartwright's Autobiography |
Bray, Robert |
Cartwright, Peter; ministers; circuit riders;
Methodist Church; autobiography; preaching; folklore; comedy |
||||||||
78 |
3 |
Autumn 1985 |
195-206 |
A banker at war : the World War I experiences of
Charles Gates Dawes |
Goedeken, Edward A. |
Dawes, Charles Gates; United States Army;
purchasing; supplies; General Purchasing Board; World War I |
||||||||
78 |
3 |
Autumn 1985 |
207-216 |
"The last, best hope of earth" : Abraham
Lincoln's perception of the mission of America, 1834-1854 |
Porter, Laura Smith |
Lincoln, Abraham; democracy; government; liberty;
equal rights; United States; Illinois |
||||||||
78 |
4 |
Winter 1985 |
242-256 |
Black Chicago political realignment during the
Depression and New Deal |
Reed, Christopher Robert |
African Americans; Democratic Party; Republican
Party; Depression; New Deal; Kelly, Edward J.; Mitchell, Arthur W.; Sneed,
Edward M.; Dickerson, Earl B.; Tittinger, Joseph; DePriest, Oscar Stanton;
King, William E.; Dawson, William L.; Jackson, Robert R.; Chicago |
||||||||
78 |
4 |
Winter 1985 |
257-272 |
Schoolman among scholars : Andrew S. Draper at the
University of Illinois, 1894-1904 |
Johnson, Ronald M. |
Draper, Andrew S.; University of Illinois;
president; education; administration; funding; lobbying; trustees; faculty;
students |
||||||||
78 |
4 |
Winter 1985 |
273-288 |
Olive Beaupre Miller and My Book House |
Taylor, Dorothy Loring |
Miller, Olive Beaupre; My Book House; children;
literature; publishing |
||||||||
78 |
4 |
Winter 1985 |
289-302 |
Classical music in Chicago and the founding of the
Symphony, 1850-1905 |
McColley, Robert |
classical music; musicians; concerts; Chicago;
Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Thomas, Theodore; Fay, Charles Norman; Thomas,
Rose Fay; Burnham, Daniel H.; Auditorium Theater; Orchestra Hall |
||||||||
79 |
1 |
Spring 1986 |
2-18 |
Organizing the workers in a steel company town :
the union movement in Joliet, 1870-1920 |
Freedman, Stephen |
unions; steel workers; quarries; wire factories;
strikes; Joliet, Ill.; Joliet Steel Company; Illinois Steel Company; American
Steel and Wire Company; U. S. Steel Company; Elgin, Joliet, & Eastern
Railway; Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers |
||||||||
79 |
1 |
Spring 1986 |
19-32 |
Socialist publishing in Illinois : Charles H. Kerr
& Company of Chicago, 1886-1928 |
Ruff, Allen M. |
Kerr, Charles H.; Charles H. Kerr & Company;
publishers; socialism; Simons, Algie Martin; Marcy, Mary E.; International
Socialist Review; Socialist Party of America |
||||||||
79 |
1 |
Spring 1986 |
33-58 |
Smile, and work, and serve : the legacy of an
Illinois officer in World War I |
Elbert, E. Duane |
Dunn, Andrew K.; letters; patriotism; United
States Army; officers; World War I |
||||||||
79 |
1 |
Spring 1986 |
59-62 |
The Civil War concluded in the Papers of Ulysses
S. Grant |
Plummer, Mark A. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Civil War; papers |
||||||||
79 |
2 |
Summer 1986 |
82-98 |
The University of Illinois and the
community-junior college movement, 1901-1965 |
Hardin, Thomas L. |
Illinois; public schools; junior colleges; high
schools; vocational education; University of Illinois; Illinois Commission on
Higher Education |
||||||||
79 |
2 |
Summer 1986 |
99-112 |
Thomas Jefferson and the Ordinance of 1784 |
Horsman, Reginald |
Jefferson, Thomas; Ordinance of 1784; United
States; settlers; territories; government |
||||||||
79 |
2 |
Summer 1986 |
113-126 |
A special place : Lake Forest and the Great
Depression, 1929-1933 |
Van Sickle, Frederick Mercer |
Lake Forest, Ill.; Depression; oral history;
unemployment; relief; banks |
||||||||
79 |
2 |
Summer 1986 |
127-138 |
The obscurity of August Mersy : a German-American
in the Civil War |
Hess, Earl J. |
Mersy, August; German-Americans; Civil War; 9th
Illinois Infantry |
||||||||
79 |
2 |
Summer 1986 |
139-142 |
Lincoln family documents in the F. J. Dreer
collection |
George, Joseph, Jr. |
Dreer, Ferdinand Julius; manuscripts; Lincoln,
Abraham; Lincoln, Mary Todd; Lincoln, Robert Todd; Ellsworth, Elmer E. |
||||||||
79 |
3 |
Autumn 1986 |
162-184 |
Hell hath no fury like a general scorned : Nelson
A. Miles, the Pullman strike, and the beef scandal of 1898 |
Wade, Louise Carroll |
Miles, Nelson A.; Pullman strike; Chicago;
stockyards; troops; War Department; Alger, Russell A.; Spanish-American War;
beef; refrigeration; preservation |
||||||||
79 |
3 |
Autumn 1986 |
185-196 |
"I am in purgatory now" : journalist
Hooper Warren survives the Illinois frontier |
Kindig, Everett W. |
Warren, Hooper; journalists; newspapers;
Edwardsville, Ill.; Edwardsville Spectator; Galena, Ill.; Galena Advertiser;
Newhall, Horatio; Philleo, Addison |
||||||||
79 |
3 |
Autumn 1986 |
197-212 |
Grant's role in beginning black soldiery |
Westwood, Howard C. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; African Americans; slavery;
Union; army; soldiers; Confederacy; captives |
||||||||
79 |
4 |
Winter 1986 |
230-244 |
Welcoming the world : Illinois' role in the
World's Columbian Exposition |
Cassell, Frank A. |
World's Columbian Exposition; Chicago;
legislation; Illinois General Assembly; exhibits; Illinois Board of World's
Fair Commissioners; Illinois Women's Exposition Board; Columbian Clubs;
Illinois |
||||||||
79 |
4 |
Winter 1986 |
245-256 |
Ulysses S. Grant one hundred years later |
Simon, John Y. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; Civil War; politics;
presidency; Reconstruction; economics; memoirs |
||||||||
79 |
4 |
Winter 1986 |
257-266 |
Nathan Clifford Ricker and the beginning of
architectural education |
Charney, Wayne Michael; Stamper, John W. |
Ricker, Nathan Clifford; architects; architecture;
education; University of Illinois |
||||||||
79 |
4 |
Winter 1986 |
267-274 |
The Lincoln handbill of 1837 : a rare document's
history |
Schwartz, Thomas F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Adams, James; land; speculation;
ownership; forgery; fraud |
||||||||
80 |
1 |
Spring 1987 |
2-12 |
Richard J. Oglesby, Lincoln's rail-splitter |
Plummer, Mark A. |
Oglesby, Richard J.; Lincoln, Abraham; political
conventions; nomination; slogans; governor; Civil War; general; Illinois;
Haymarket Affair |
||||||||
80 |
1 |
Spring 1987 |
13-22 |
"This bleak situation" : the founding of
Fort Sheridan, Illinois |
Smith, Nina B. |
Fort Sheridan, Ill.; United States Army; post;
Commercial Club of Chicago; Haymarket Affair; Lyster, John; Holabird, Samuel
Beckley; Holabird, William; Holabird & Roche |
||||||||
80 |
1 |
Spring 1987 |
23-36 |
Confederate caricatures of Abraham Lincoln |
Holzer, Harold |
Lincoln, Abraham; caricatures; Confederates;
Volck, Adalbert |
||||||||
80 |
1 |
Spring 1987 |
37-46 |
Black migration to Pulaski County, Illinois
1860-1900 |
Carlson, Shirley J. |
African Americans; migration; Pulaski County, Ill. |
||||||||
80 |
2 |
Summer 1987 |
66-84 |
James Semple, prairie entrepreneur |
Burton, William L. |
Semple, James; land; speculation; Tamarawa, Ill.;
politics; steam power; prairie car; railroads; Illinois; Elsah, Ill. |
||||||||
80 |
2 |
Summer 1987 |
85-100 |
George Wolfe and the "Far Western
Brethren" |
Eller, David B. |
Wolfe, George; Brethren; Far Western Brethren;
Illinois; Universalism |
||||||||
80 |
2 |
Summer 1987 |
101-110 |
Ferdinand Ernst and the German colony at Vandalia |
Stroble, Paul E., Jr. |
Ernst, Ferdinand; Germans; immigration; Vandalia,
Ill. |
||||||||
80 |
3 |
Autumn 1987 |
130-146 |
Ellen Van Volkenburg, Maurice Browne and the
Chicago Little Theatre |
Tingley, Donald F. |
Van Volkenburg, Ellen; Browne, Maurice; theater;
Chicago; Chicago Little Theatre |
||||||||
80 |
3 |
Autumn 1987 |
147-154 |
The 1730 Siege of the Foxes : two maps by Canadian
participants provide additional information on the fort and its location |
Peyser, Joseph L. |
Fox Indians; French Canadians; siege; fort;
location; maps; Illinois |
||||||||
80 |
3 |
Autumn 1987 |
155-176 |
Her own boss : businesswomen and separate spheres
in the Midwest, 1850-1880 |
Murphy, Lucy Eldersveld |
women; self-employed; business; merchants;
artisans; professionals; hotelkeepers; Midwest; Illinois |
||||||||
80 |
3 |
Autumn 1987 |
177-188 |
John Jones : a study of a black Chicagoan |
Gliozzo, Charles A. |
Jones, John; African Americans; Illinois; Black
Laws; repeal; Chicago |
||||||||
80 |
4 |
Winter 1987 |
210-227 |
Illinois and the four Progressive-era amendments
to the United States Constitution |
Buenker, John D. |
United States; Constitution; Sixteenth Amendment;
income tax; Seventeenth Amendment; senators; election; Eighteenth Amendment;
Prohibition; Nineteenth Amendment; women; suffrage; Illinois |
||||||||
80 |
4 |
Winter 1987 |
228-247 |
Popular sovereignty and constitutional change in
the United States and Illinois constitutions |
Cornelius, Janet |
United States; Illinois; Constitution;
constitutional conventions; revision |
||||||||
80 |
4 |
Winter 1987 |
248-269 |
Slavery, the "more perfect union," and
the Prairie State |
Finkelman, Paul |
Illinois; African Americans; slavery; fugitive
slaves; interstate transit; migration; kidnapping; Black Laws; legislation;
courts |
||||||||
81 |
1 |
Spring 1988 |
2-12 |
A reinterpretation of black strategies for change
at the Chicago World's Fair, 1933-1934 |
Reed, Christopher Robert |
Century of Progress; African Americans; exhibits;
employment; discrimination; civil rights |
||||||||
81 |
1 |
Spring 1988 |
13-24 |
The Northwest Ordinance : a bicentennial souvenir |
Sutton, Robert M. |
Northwest Ordinance; Northwest Territory;
government, statehood; civil rights; slavery; Ordinance of 1784; Jefferson,
Thomas |
||||||||
81 |
1 |
Spring 1988 |
25-34 |
Reports of a downstate independent : excerpts from
the letters of Lewis Omer to Allan Nevins, 1930-1953 |
Hufft, Jane Wolf, ed.; Loftis, Anne Nevins, ed. |
Omer, Lewis; letters; Nevins, Allan; Carthage,
Ill.; Depression; agriculture; politics; New Deal; World War II |
||||||||
81 |
1 |
Spring 1988 |
35-44 |
Forgotten soldiers : the Confederate prisoners at
Camp Butler, 1862-1863 |
Corlas Quinn, Camilla A. |
Camp Butler, Ill.; Civil War; prison;
Confederates; escape; pneumonia; smallpox; filth |
||||||||
81 |
1 |
Spring 1988 |
45-60 |
Adlai E. Stevenson, McCarthyism, and the FBI |
O'Reilly, Kenneth |
Stevenson, Adlai E.; Communists; McCarthy, Joseph
R.; Hoover, J. Edgar; Federal Bureau of Investigation; Broyles, Paul;
Illinois |
||||||||
81 |
2 |
Summer 1988 |
82-94 |
Eyeing the world with all delight : Helga Sandburg
looks back at her family |
Sandburg, Helga |
Sandburg, Carl; Sandburg, Lilian Steichen;
Sandburg, Helga; Sandburg, Margaret; Sandburg, Janet; authors; poetry; folk
songs |
||||||||
81 |
2 |
Summer 1988 |
95-108 |
"The people in miniature" : the Illinois
General Assembly, 1818-1848 |
Davis, Rodney O. |
Illinois General Assembly; representatives;
legislation; committees; constitutional convention; Illinois |
||||||||
81 |
2 |
Summer 1988 |
109-124 |
The economic transformation of carpentry in
late-nineteenth-century Chicago |
Suhrbur, Thomas J. |
carpenters; unions; contractors; journeymen;
factories; piecework; Chicago |
||||||||
81 |
2 |
Summer 1988 |
125-140 |
The American coal mining novel : a century of
development |
Booth, Stephane Elise |
coal mining; coal miners; novels; United States |
||||||||
81 |
3 |
Autumn 1988 |
162-180 |
From Ireland to Illinois : the life of Helen Ross
Hall |
Riley, Glenda |
Hall, Helen Ross; Hall, Samuel; Irish;
immigration; Bloomington, Ill. |
||||||||
81 |
3 |
Autumn 1988 |
181-190 |
A newcomer observes the climax of the 1858
Lincoln-Douglas campaign |
Plummer, Mark A., ed.; Maher, Michael, ed. |
Davis, William Osborne; Lincoln, Abraham; Douglas,
Stephen A.; Fell, Jesse W.; elections; Senate; 1858; Illinois |
||||||||
81 |
3 |
Autumn 1988 |
191-210 |
Ruth Hanna McCormick and the senatorial election
of 1930 |
Miller, Kristie |
McCormick, Ruth Hanna; elections; Senate; gender;
Republican Party; 1930; Prohibition; unemployment; campaign; expenditures |
||||||||
81 |
3 |
Autumn 1988 |
211-220 |
Charles S. Johnson and the Chicago Commission on
Race Relations |
Pearson, Ralph L. |
Johnson, Charles S.; riots; Chicago; 1919; race
relations; research; Chicago Commission on Race Relations; Taylor, Graham |
||||||||
81 |
4 |
Winter 1988 |
242-254 |
Putting America in the driver's seat : the
Deere-Clark motor car |
Stegh, Leslie J. |
automobiles; Deere automobiles; Deere-Clark Motor
Car Company; bankruptcy |
||||||||
81 |
4 |
Winter 1988 |
255-268 |
Charles G. Radbourne : the greatest pitcher of the
nineteenth century |
Holst, David L. |
Radbourne, Charles G.; baseball; pitchers;
Providence Grays; Boston; National League; Players League |
||||||||
81 |
4 |
Winter 1988 |
269-282 |
Ulysses S. Grant and the failure of reconciliation |
Simpson, Brooks D. |
Grant, Ulysses S.; South; reconciliation;
Reconstruction; African Americans; whites |
||||||||
81 |
4 |
Winter 1988 |
283-292 |
The eloquence of W. Willard Wertz |
Egan, Gerald F. |
Wirtz, W. Willard; speeches; writing; delivery;
Secretary of Labor |
||||||||
82 |
1 |
Spring 1989 |
2-16 |
"A Samaritan had passed by" : George
Miller -- Mormon bishop, trailblazer and Brigham Young antagonist |
Bennett, Richard E. |
Miller, George; Young, Brigham; Smith, Joseph;
Wight, Lyman; Strang, James J.; Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.; migration |
||||||||
82 |
1 |
Spring 1989 |
17-32 |
Chicago press treatment of the gangster, 1924-1931 |
McDonough, Daniel |
Chicago; gangsters; politicians; police;
Prohibition; newspapers; O'Banion, Dion; McGurn, Jack; Capone, Al; McSwiggin,
William H.; Moran, Bugs; Russell, William F.; Thompson, William Hale; St.
Valentine's Day Massacre; Lingle, Jake |
||||||||
82 |
1 |
Spring 1989 |
33-46 |
Edward Coles and the constitutional crisis in
Illinois, 1822-1824 |
Sutton, Robert M. |
Coles, Edward; governor; slavery; Northwest
Ordinance; constitutional convention; Illinois |
||||||||
82 |
1 |
Spring 1989 |
47-54 |
The pioneer squatter |
McCluggage, Robert W. |
Northwest Territory; backwoodsmen; pioneers;
squatters; hunters |
||||||||
82 |
2 |
Summer 1989 |
74-92 |
A history of Camp Butler, 1861-1866 |
Peterson, William S. |
Camp Butler, Ill.; Civil War; soldiers; recruits,
training; discharge; Confederates; prison |
||||||||
82 |
2 |
Summer 1989 |
93-107 |
The rise of Jacksonian politics in Illinois |
Leichtle, Kurt E. |
Coles, Edward; Phillips, Joseph; Moore, James B.;
Browne, Thomas C.; Edwards, Ninian; Sloo, Thomas, Jr.; governor; politics;
political parties; elections; slavery; Illinois |
||||||||
82 |
2 |
Summer 1989 |
108-112 |
Private Albert Cashier as regarded by his/her
comrades |
Davis, Rodney O. |
Cashier, Albert D. J.; Hodgers, Jennie; Civil War;
soldiers; women |
||||||||
82 |
2 |
Summer 1989 |
113-126 |
Frank Lloyd Wright's Dana-Thomas House : its
history, acquisition and preservation |
Hallmark, Donald P. |
Wright, Frank Lloyd; Dana-Thomas House;
Springfield, Ill.; Dana, Susan Lawrence |
||||||||
82 |
3 |
Autumn 1989 |
147-166 |
"No, thank you. I've been to Dwight" :
reflections on the Keeley cure for alcoholism |
Morgan, H. Wayne |
alcoholism; treatment; Keeley, Leslie E.; Leslie
E. Keeley Company; Dwight, Ill. |
||||||||
82 |
3 |
Autumn 1989 |
167-176 |
Sounds of silence : an aspect of Lincoln's Whig
years |
Maidenbaum, Aryeh |
Lincoln, Abraham; Mormons; abolitionism; Lovejoy,
Elijah P.; lynching; Illinois |
||||||||
82 |
3 |
Autumn 1989 |
177-194 |
The American Years of Harold Sinclair |
Bray, Robert |
Sinclair, Harold A.; authors; novels; American
Years; Journey Home; Bloomington, Ill. |
||||||||
82 |
3 |
Autumn 1989 |
195-200 |
Some thoughts on public history and social
responsibility |
Crouch, Tom D. |
public history; museums; exhibits; National Museum
of American History Japanese Americans; internment; World War II |
||||||||
82 |
4 |
Winter 1989 |
218-230 |
Gilded Age politician : Adlai E. Stevenson of
Illinois and his times |
Schlup, Leonard |
Stevenson, Adlai Ewing I; House of
Representatives; United States Post Office; vice-president; Cleveland,
Grover; Bryan, William Jennings; Democratic Party; Bloomington, Ill. |
||||||||
82 |
4 |
Winter 1989 |
231-238 |
Dear diary, 1886-1890 : Clara Lindbeck writes from
Bishop Hill |
Dowell, Cheryl Wexell |
Lindbeck, Clara; diaries; Bishop Hill, Ill.;
Olson, O. B. |
||||||||
82 |
4 |
Winter 1989 |
239-262 |
Discouragement, weariness, and war politics :
desertions from Illinois regiments during the Civil War |
Sterling, Bob |
Civil War; regiments; Illinois; desertion;
officers; draft |
||||||||
82 |
4 |
Winter 1989 |
263-270 |
"More pleasure in the pursuit than in the
possession: : a brief history of the Henry Horner Lincoln Collection of the
Illinois State Library |
Schwartz, Thomas F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Horner, Henry; collections;
Illinois State Library |
||||||||
83 |
1 |
Spring 1990 |
2-12 |
Thomas Bentley and the American Revolution in
Illinois |
Thompson, David G. |
Bentley, Thomas; merchants; British; Americans;
treason; Revolutionary War; Illinois |
||||||||
83 |
1 |
Spring 1990 |
13-30 |
The Chicago Catholic Charities, the Great
Depression and public monies |
Jones, Gene D. L. |
Depression; relief; Cermak, Anton J; Ryerson,
Edward L., Jr.; Emmerson, Louis L.; Horner, Henry; Council of Social Agencies
of Chicago; Mundelein, George; Catholic Charities |
||||||||
83 |
1 |
Spring 1990 |
31-44 |
"My poor little Ninth" : the Ninth
Illinois at Shiloh |
Cozzens, Peter E. |
Civil War; Battle of Shiloh; 9th Illinois Infantry |
||||||||
83 |
1 |
Spring 1990 |
45-49 |
The Springfield lyceums and Lincoln's 1838 speech |
Schwartz, Thomas F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; speeches; lyceums; Springfield,
Ill.; Young Men's Lyceum of Springfield; 1838 |
||||||||
83 |
2 |
Summer 1990 |
75-84 |
Dirksen and Douglas of Illinois : the pragmatist
and the professor as contemporaries in the United States Senate |
Schapsmeier, Edward L. |
Dirksen, Everett M.; Douglas, Paul H.; Republican
Party; Democratic Party; Senate; Illinois |
||||||||
83 |
2 |
Summer 1990 |
85-96 |
Constitutionalism and the Illinois community
college system : a case of dissenting taxpayers, 1966-1968 |
Sherman, Richard G. |
community colleges; taxation; bonds; Illinois;
Carl Sandburg Community College |
||||||||
83 |
2 |
Summer 1990 |
97-108 |
Creating community in a midwestern village : fifty
years of the Cobden Peach Festival |
Adams, Jane |
festivals; Cobden, Ill.; Cobden Lions Club; Cobden
Peach Festival |
||||||||
83 |
2 |
Summer 1990 |
109-111 |
A new Mary Todd Lincoln photograph : a tour of the
White Mountains in summer, 1863 |
Ostendorf, Lloyd |
Lincoln, Mary Todd; White Mountains; photograph; 1863 |
||||||||
83 |
2 |
Summer 1990 |
112-126 |
Lessons from the landscape : the stone arch
bridges of Monroe County, Illinois |
Sculle, Keith A. |
bridges; stone arch; design; construction; Monroe
County, Ill. |
||||||||
83 |
3 |
Autumn 1990 |
146-158 |
History, fantasy, memory : Ben Hecht and a Chicago
hanging |
Schmuhl, Robert |
Hecht, Ben; authors; journalists; hanging;
Redding, Grover Cleveland |
||||||||
83 |
3 |
Autumn 1990 |
159-172 |
The Chicago Defender in the progressive era |
Stovall, Mary E. |
Chicago Defender; African Americans; newspapers;
progressivism; Abbott, Robert S. |
||||||||
83 |
3 |
Autumn 1990 |
173-186 |
The dry machine : the formation of the Anti-Saloon
League of Illinois |
Pegram, Thomas R. |
Anti-Saloon League; liquor; regulation; local
option; Prohibition; lobbying; Illinois |
||||||||
83 |
3 |
Autumn 1990 |
187-200 |
"Join hands and hearts with law and
order" : the 1893 lynching of Samuel J. Bush and the response of
Decatur's African American community |
Cha-Jua, Sundiata Keita |
lynching; vigilantism; racism; Bush, Samuel J.,
African Americans; 1893; Decatur, Ill. |
||||||||
83 |
3 |
Autumn 1990 |
201-204 |
Steamboat Elsie of Henry |
Raffensperger, Helen Gould |
Longman, Elsie; Longman, Hubby; steamboats;
lighthouses; Longman's Landing; Henry, Ill. |
||||||||
83 |
4 |
Winter 1990 |
218-234 |
Edward F. Dunne : Illinois' most progressive
governor |
Morton, Richard Allen |
governors; Illinois; mayors; Chicago; Dunne,
Edward F. progressivism; initiative; referendum; women; suffrage |
||||||||
83 |
4 |
Winter 1990 |
235-246 |
The Prince of Wales in the United States : a
harbinger of English opinion of the Civil War |
Keiser, Thomas |
Edward VII; tour; United States; 1860; newspapers;
reporting; England; Civil War |
||||||||
83 |
4 |
Winter 1990 |
247-258 |
A Federalist on the frontier : General Thomas
Posey |
Posey, John Thornton |
Posey, Thomas; Revolutionary War; governor;
Indiana Territory; Wea Indians; Kickapoo Indians |
||||||||
83 |
4 |
Winter 1990 |
259-264 |
Grief, souvenirs, and enterprise following
Lincoln's assassination |
Schwartz, Thomas F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; letters;
memorabilia |
||||||||
84 |
1 |
Spring 1991 |
2-14 |
Around the world in a day : international
participation in the World's Columbian Exposition |
Sandweiss, Eric |
World's Columbian Exposition; exhibits; pavilions;
design; France; Spain; Germany; Great Britain; Japan; Midway Plaisance |
||||||||
84 |
1 |
Spring 1991 |
15-24 |
The Bulgarian colony of southwestern Illinois,
1900-1920 |
Cassens, David E. |
Bulgarians; immigration; culture; Bulgarian
Orthodox Church; World War I; Illinois; Granite City, Ill.; Madison, Ill.;
Venice, Ill. |
||||||||
84 |
1 |
Spring 1991 |
25-38 |
Community dynamics and educational decisions :
establishing public schools in Belleville and Galesburg |
Carr, Kay J. |
public schools; Belleville, Ill.; Galesburg, Ill.;
Knox College |
||||||||
84 |
1 |
Spring 1991 |
39-54 |
Ulysses S. Grant and Benjamin Butler in the
Appomattox campaign |
Westwood, Howard C. |
Civil War; Grant, Ulysses S.; Butler, Benjamin F.;
Appomattox |
||||||||
84 |
2 |
Summer 1991 |
75-100 |
Forgotten hero : Philip Sidney Post |
Cozzens, Peter |
Post, Philip Sidney; Galesburg, Ill.; Civil War; 9th Missouri Infantry; 59th
Illinois Infantry; consul; Vienna; Republican Party; House of Representatives |
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84 |
2 |
Summer 1991 |
101-118 |
Reactions against the Vietnam War and
military-related targets on campus : the University of Illinois as a case
study, 1965-1972 |
Kennedy, Patrick D. |
Vietnam War; students; activism; civil
disobedience; University of Illinois, Urbana |
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84 |
2 |
Summer 1991 |
119-124 |
"About new powder" : an unpublished
Lincoln note |
Schwartz, Thomas F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; Civil War; gunpowder; Diller,
Isaac R.; Dahlgren, John A. |
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84 |
3 |
Autumn 1991 |
146-160 |
Marie Rouensa-8cate8a and the foundations of
French Illinois |
Ekberg, Carl J. |
Rouensa, Marie; Kaskaskia Indians; Kaskaskia,
Ill.; French; Catholics; missionaries; conversion; will; estate; inventory;
Gravier, Jacques; Accault, Michel; Philippe, Michel |
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84 |
3 |
Autumn 1991 |
161-172 |
Plucking the apple without rooting up the tree :
environmental concern in the production of Prairie State petroleum |
Miller, Keith L. |
petroleum; production; conservation; environment;
law; regulation; Illinois |
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84 |
3 |
Autumn 1991 |
173-176 |
The actor from Jacksonville views the outlaw from
Missouri : Sol Smith Russell reports on the surrender of Frank James |
Saum, Lewis O. |
Russell, Sol Smith; James, Frank; actors; outlaws |
||||||||
84 |
3 |
Autumn 1991 |
177-193 |
Paris newspapers and the American Civil War |
Blackburn, George M. |
Civil War; France; newspapers; democracy; slavery;
Napoleon III |
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84 |
4 |
Winter 1991 |
218-234 |
The murder of Zura Burns, 1883 : a case study of a
homicide in Lincoln |
Smith, Beverly A. |
Burns, Zura; murder; Carpenter, Orrin A.; trial;
courts; convictions; Lincoln, Ill. |
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84 |
4 |
Winter 1991 |
235-248 |
Chicagoua/Chicago : the origin, meaning and
etymology of a place name |
Swenson, John F. |
Chicago; etymology; chicagoua; wild leek; wild
garlic; wild onion; Joutel, Henri |
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84 |
4 |
Winter 1991 |
249-267 |
The business of a midwestern trial court : Knox
County, Illinois, 1841-1850 |
Wilson, Terry |
courts; common law; appellate; criminal; chancery;
Knox County, Ill.; Knox County Circuit Court |
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84 |
4 |
Winter 1991 |
268-272 |
"The conservative" : a Civil War
soldier's musical condemnation of Illinois copperheads |
Noe, Kenneth W. |
Civil War; songs; lyrics; Copperheads; Charington,
Aden E. |
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85 |
1 |
Spring 1992 |
2-22 |
Suppression of dissent : academic freedom at the
University of Illinois during the World War I era |
Tap, Bruce |
University of Illinois; World War I; faculty;
dissent; patriotism; research; academic freedom |
||||||||
85 |
1 |
Spring 1992 |
23-36 |
The Fulton County war at home and in the field |
Anderson, William M. |
Civil War; public opinion; soldiers; draft;
desertion; Fulton County, Ill. |
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85 |
1 |
Spring 1992 |
37-46 |
Monuments to their skill : Urbana-Champaign
carpenters, contractors and builders, 1850-1900 |
White, Allison Carll |
Champaign, Ill.; Urbana, Ill.; carpenters;
contractors, builders |
||||||||
85 |
2 |
Summer 1992 |
74-88 |
"Honest men and law-abiding citizens" :
the 1894 railroad strike in Decatur |
Sampson, Robert D. |
railroads; labor; Pullman strike; Decatur, Ill.;
Wabash Railroad; American Railway Union; Perl, Peter; Ballard, William |
||||||||
85 |
2 |
Summer 1992 |
89-104 |
Aspiration and reality : occupational and
educational choice among Filipino migrants to Chicago, 1900-1935 |
Posadas, Barbara M.; Guyotte, Roland L. |
Filipinos; immigration; education; employment;
Chicago |
||||||||
85 |
2 |
Summer 1992 |
105-118 |
Serving under seven presidents : Les Arends and
his forty years in Congress |
Schapsmeier, Edward L.; Schapsmeier, Frederick H. |
Arends, Leslie; Illinois; Republicans; whip; House
of Representatives |
||||||||
85 |
3 |
Autumn 1992 |
143-160 |
"Blood in the moon" : the war for the
seat of Edwards County, 1821-1824 |
Wood, Thomas J. |
Edwards County, Ill.; county seat; English;
Americans; Albion, Ill.; Palmyra, Ill.; Wabash County, Ill.; Mount Carmel,
Ill. |
||||||||
85 |
3 |
Autumn 1992 |
161-174 |
Reticent Germans : the East Frisians of Illinois |
Frizzell, Robert W. |
East Frisians; Germans; immigration; Illinois |
||||||||
85 |
4 |
Winter 1992 |
194-208 |
To hold the prize : the county seat war in Du Page
County, 1867-1872 |
Buck, Stephen J. |
Du Page County, Ill.; government; county seat;
Naperville, Ill.; Wheaton, Ill. |
||||||||
85 |
4 |
Winter 1992 |
209-220 |
"I have labored hard to find the law" :
Abraham Lincoln for the Alton and Sangamon Railroad |
Beard, William D. |
railroads; stock; sales; payment; breach of
contract; Alton and Sangamon Railroad Company; Lincoln, Abraham; Barret,
James A. |
||||||||
85 |
4 |
Winter 1992 |
221-238 |
Recipe for violence : war attitudes, the Black
Hundred riot, and superpatriotism in an Illinois coalfield, 1917-1918 |
Dechenne, David |
World War I; dissent; patriotism; coal miners;
German Americans; Industrial Workers of the World; Socialist Party of
America; United Mine Workers of America; Macoupin County, Illinois;
Montgomery County, Illinois; Oberdan, Severino; Metzen, John; Donaldson,
Clifford; Prager, Robert Paul |
||||||||
86 |
1 |
Spring 1993 |
2-14 |
Should we drink the water? : typhoid fever worries
at the World's Columbian Exposition |
McCarthy, Michael P. |
typhoid fever; water; pollution; filtration; Chicago;
Waukesha, Wis.; pipeline; World's Columbian Exposition |
||||||||
86 |
1 |
Spring 1993 |
15-26 |
The Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company
: a profile of a black-owned enterprise |
Weems, Robert E., Jr. |
insurance; African Americans; Chicago; Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company of
Chicago; Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company; Metropolitan Funeral
System Association; Jackson, Daniel McKee; Cole, Robert Alexander |
||||||||
86 |
1 |
Spring 1993 |
27-40 |
A new version of the founding of the Chicago Daily
News |
Digby-Junger, Richard |
Chicago Daily News; newspapers; investors;
Chicago; Stone, Melville E.; Meggy, Percy R.; Lloyd, Henry Demarest; Bross,
William; Lawson, Victor Fremont |
||||||||
86 |
2 |
Summer 1993 |
71-84 |
Hamlet in New York : Adlai Stevenson during the
first week of the Cuban missile crisis |
White, Mark J. |
Stevenson, Adlai E.; Cuban missile crisis; United
Nations; Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Robert; Saturday Evening Post; Alsop,
Stewart; Bartlett, Charles |
||||||||
86 |
2 |
Summer 1993 |
85-92 |
Heurtley to Bluemner : early impressions of Frank
Lloyd Wright |
Kruty, Paul |
Wright, Frank Lloyd; architecture; clients;
Heurtley, Arthur; Bluemner, Oscar; Oak Park, Ill. |
||||||||
86 |
2 |
Summer 1993 |
93-118 |
The prohibitionists' Lincolns |
Hamm, Richard F. |
Lincoln, Abraham; alcohol; temperance; Prohibition;
Merwin, James B.; Prohibition Party |
||||||||
86 |
3 |
Autumn 1993 |
146-158 |
"His own fault" : Rev. Charles H. Ellis
of Bloomington sermonizes on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln |
Chesebrough, David B. |
Lincoln, Abraham; assassination; Ellis, Charles
H.; slavery; abolitionism; Civil War |
||||||||
86 |
3 |
Autumn 1993 |
159-180 |
Changing images at Shimer College : from rural
home to collegiate quadrangle |
Crankshaw, Ned |
Shimer College; Mount Carroll Seminary; Frances
Shimer Academy of the University of Chicago; Shimer, Frances Ann Wood;
architecture; landscapes |
||||||||
86 |
4 |
Winter 1993 |
210-224 |
The Fox raid of 1752 : defensive warfare and the
decline of the Illinois Indian tribe |
Hauser, Raymond E. |
Fox Indians; Illinois Indians; raids;
fortifications; French; Macarty Mactigue, Jean Jacques |
||||||||
86 |
4 |
Winter 1993 |
225-244 |
The Yalta conference and its impact on the Chicago
congressional elections of 1946 |
Ubriaco, Robert D., Jr. |
Yalta Conference; Congress; elections; 1946;
Chicago; Polish Americans |
||||||||
86 |
4 |
Winter 1993 |
245-256 |
Soldiers on our streets : the effects of a Civil
War military camp on the Springfield community |
Quinn, Camilla A. |
Camp Butler, Ill; soldiers; training; prisoners;
Confederates; Springfield, Ill. |
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87 |
1 |
Spring 1994 |
2-20 |
"A contest in which blood must flow like
water" : Du Page County and the Civil War |
Buck, Stephen J. |
Civil War; soldiers; recruitment; age; ethnicity;
families; welfare; Du Page County, Ill. |
||||||||
87 |
1 |
Spring 1994 |
21-40 |
The ironies of partyism and antipartyism : origins
of partisan political culture in Jacksonian Illinois |
Leonard, Gerald |
political parties; political conventions;
elections; democracy; aristocracy; partisanship; Van Buren, Martin; Jackson,
Andrew; Harrison, William Henry; Duncan, Joseph; Illinois |
||||||||
87 |
1 |
Spring 1994 |
41-50 |
The Espionage and Sedition Acts of 1917 and 1918 :
sectional interpretations in the United States District Courts of Illinois |
Burton, Shirley J. |
freedom of speech; World War I; Espionage Act;
Sedition Act; district courts; enforcement; Illinois |
||||||||
87 |
2 |
Summer 1994 |
74-94 |
Pushing every button, pulling every string : the
University of Illinois, the 1895 legislature, and the struggle over
appropriations |
Franch, John |
University of Illinois; Draper, Andrew Sloan;
Altgeld, John Peter; Meyer, John; Dunlap, Henry Mathias; appropriations;
Illinois State Legislature; 1895; Illinois |
||||||||
87 |
2 |
Summer 1994 |
95-108 |
Aiding and abetting : disloyalty prosecutions in
the federal civil courts of southern Illinois, 1861-1866 |
Blake, Kellee Green |
Civil War; Southern Illinois; federal courts;
disloyalty; treason; confiscation; Treat, Samuel Hubbel |
||||||||
87 |
2 |
Summer 1994 |
109-130 |
Stephen A. Douglas, the Know-Nothings and the
Democratic party in Illinois, 1854-1858 |
Hansen, Stephen; Nygard, Paul |
Douglas, Stephen A.; Know-Nothing Party;
Democratic Party; nativism; slavery; Illinois |
||||||||
87 |
3 |
Autumn 1994 |
151-170 |
The early career of Robert Kennicott, Illinois'
pioneering naturalist |
Vasile, Ronald S. |
Kennicott, Robert; naturalists; natural history;
exploration; Kennicott, John A.; Chicago Academy of Sciences; The Grove |
||||||||
87 |
3 |
Autumn 1994 |
171-184 |
"Vote for the advantage of ourselves and our
race" : the election of the first black alderman in Chicago |
Hendricks, Wanda A. |
DePriest, Oscar Stanton; alderman; Chicago; 2nd
Ward; election; African Americans; women; Alpha Suffrage Club; Wright, Edward
H.; Cowan, William Randolph; Wells-Barnett, Ida B.; Republican Party; Chicago |
||||||||
87 |
3 |
Autumn 1994 |
185-232 |
A bibliography of Illinois Civil War regimental
sources in the Illinois State Historical Library : Part I, published and
printed sources |
Tubbs, William B., compiler |
Illinois State Historical Library; regiments;
Civil War; bibliography |
||||||||
87 |
4 |
Winter 1994 |
242-258 |
"The town that Billy Sunday could not shut
down" : Prohibition and Sunday's Chicago crusade of 1918 |
Fea, John |
Sunday, Billy; Prohibition; local option;
referendum; revivals; Chicago; 1918 |
||||||||
87 |
4 |
Winter 1994 |
259-276 |
"Our great opportunity" : organized
women advance women's work at the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 |
Gullett, Gayle B. |
women; employment; homemaking; volunteerism;
activism; African Americans; World's Columbian Exposition; Women's Building;
Queen Isabella Association; Women's Auxiliary; Board of Lady Managers;
Congress of Representative Women; World's Congress Auxiliary; Palmer, Bertha
Honore; Sewall, May Eliza Wright; Henrotin, Ellen Martin; Wells-Barnett, Ida
B. |
||||||||
87 |
4 |
Winter 1994 |
277-324 |
A bibliography of Illinois Civil War regimental
sources in the Illinois State Historical Library : Part II, manuscripts |
Tubbs, William B., compiler |
Illinois State Historical Library; regiments;
Civil War; bibliography; manuscripts |
||||||||
88 |
1 |
Spring 1995 |
2-18 |
A new frontier in the Chicago suburbs : settling
Fermilab, 1963-1972 |
Kolb, Adrienne; Hoddeson, Lillian |
Fermilab; particle accelerators; public support;
imagery; United States; frontier; individualism; Weston, Illinois; Wilson,
Robert |
||||||||
88 |
1 |
Spring 1995 |
19-36 |
African Americans and the World's Columbian
Exposition |
Paddon, Anna R.; Turner, Sally |
World's Columbian Exposition; African Americans;
Africans; exhibits; speakers; Woman's Columbian
Association; Woman's Columbian Auxiliary Association; Board of Lady Managers;
Wells-Barnett, Ida B.; Douglass, Frederick; Trent, Lettie A.; Palmer, Bertha
Honore |
||||||||
88 |
1 |
Spring 1995 |
37-58 |
Chicago settlement women in fact and fiction :
Hobart Chatfield Chatfield-Taylor, Clara Elizabeth Laughlin, and Elia
Wilkinson Peattie portray the new woman |
Raftery, Judith |
settlement houses; novels; women; Chicago; United
States; Chatfield-Taylor, Hobart Chatfield; Laughlin, Clara Elizabeth;
Peattie, Elia Wilkinson; Two Women and a Fool; Just Folks; The Precipice |
||||||||
88 |
2 |
Summer 1995 |
79-100 |
The demolition of the Garrick Theater and the
birth of the preservation movement in Chicago |
Held, Theodore W. |
Garrick Theater; Chicago; demolition; historic
preservation; Sullivan, Louis; Nickel, Richard Stanley; Balaban and Katz;
Commission on Chicago Architectural Landmarks; Chicago Heritage Committee;
Public Building Commission |
||||||||
88 |
2 |
Summer 1995 |
101-116 |
Agriculture, mentalites, and violence on the
Illinois frontier |
Ekberg, Carl J. |
open field agriculture; villages; French Creoles;
Anglo-Americans; cooperation; individualism; violence; Illinois |
||||||||
88 |
2 |
Summer 1995 |
117-134 |
Prairie politician : William Andrew Jackson Sparks
and the politics of honor during the Gilded Age |
Schlup, Leonard |
Sparks, William Andrew Jackson; Illinois;
Democratic Party; House of Representatives; General Land Office |
||||||||
88 |
3 |
Autumn 1995 |
154-172 |
Merchants as models : the Merchandise Mart Hall of
Fame and changing values in postwar Chicago |
Garvey, Timothy J. |
Merchandise Mart; merchandising; success; Chicago;
Merchants of America Hall of Fame; Kennedy, Joseph P. |
||||||||
88 |
3 |
Autumn 1995 |
173-188 |
Hayseed immigration policy : "Uncle Joe"
Cannon and the immigration question |
Zeidel, Robert F. |
immigration; legislation; literacy test; House of
Representatives; Cannon, Joseph Gurney |
||||||||
88 |
3 |
Autumn 1995 |
189-202 |
"The lady candidate" : Ruth Hanna
McCormick and the senatorial election of 1930 |
Strickland, Arvarh E. |
McCormick, Ruth Hanna; Illinois; election; Senate;
1930; gender; Prohibition; unemployment |
||||||||
88 |
4 |
Winter 1995 |
222-240 |
Illinois farmers in revolt : the Corn Belt Liberty
League |
Sommer, Lynnita Aldridge |
Corn Belt Liberty League; New Deal; agriculture;
crop surpluses; quotas; legislation; Agricultural Adjustment Act; farmers;
Illinois |
||||||||
88 |
4 |
Winter 1995 |
241-262 |
"With ... candour and good faith" :
Nathaniel Pope and the Admission Act of 1858 |
Edstrom, James A. |
Pope, Nathaniel; Cook, Daniel Pope; Illinois;
statehood; boundary; legislation; House of Representatives; Senate |
||||||||
88 |
4 |
Winter 1995 |
263-278 |
Chicago's Irish Americans and the candidacies of
Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1932-1944 |
Kennedy, Patrick D. |
Roosevelt, Franklin D.; elections; Irish
Americans; Chicago; Democratic Party; Kelly, Edward J.; Nash, Patrick |
||||||||
89 |
1 |
Spring 1996 |
3-16 |
Adlai Stevenson, television, and the presidential
campaign of 1956 |
Slaybaugh, Douglas |
Stevenson, Adlai E.; presidency; election; 1956;
television; image; speeches |
||||||||
89 |
1 |
Spring 1996 |
17-34 |
Ten million acres for the insane : the forgotten
collaboration of Dorothea L. Dix and William H. Bissell |
Lightner, David L. |
Dix, Dorothea L.; Bissell, William H.; mental
illness; hospitals; funding; land grants; prisons; United States; Illinois;
Alton, Ill.; Joliet, Ill. |
||||||||
89 |
1 |
Spring 1996 |
35-50 |
Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Speed : attorney and
client |
Krause, Susan |
Lincoln, Abraham; Speed, Joshua Fry; lawyer;
client; cases; partnerships; debts; collection; James Bell & Company |
||||||||
89 |
2 |
Summer 1996 |
70-84 |
Migration and separation : divorce in Kane County,
1837-1869 |
Looney, Rebecca |
divorce; separation; migration; Kane County, Ill;.
Kane County Circuit Court |
||||||||
89 |
2 |
Summer 1996 |
85-98 |
Policing in Mormon Nauvoo |
Allaman, John Lee |
Mormons; Nauvoo, Ill.; police; Smith, Joseph;
Bennett, John Cook; Dunham, Jonathan H.; Nauvoo Legion |
||||||||
89 |
2 |
Summer 1996 |
99-116 |
"Pretty damned warm times" : the 1864
Charleston Riot and "the inalienable right of revolution" |
Sampson, Robert D. |
Charleston, Ill.; Mattoon, Ill.; riots; Civil War;
Democrats; Copperheads; loyalty; free speech |
||||||||
89 |
3 |
Autumn 1996 |
134-146 |
"In view of the uncertainty of life" : a
Coles County lynching |
Lupton, John A. |
Monroe, Adolphus; Ellington, Nathan; lynching;
Coles County, Ill.; Charleston, Ill. |
||||||||
89 |
3 |
Autumn 1996 |
147-160 |
Andrew Borders v. William Hayes : indentured
servitude and the Underground Railroad in Illinois |
Pirtle, Carol |
Borders, Andrew; Hayes, William; slavery;
indentured servitude; Underground Railroad; Illinois; Randolph County, Ill. |
||||||||
89 |
3 |
Autumn 1996 |
161-174 |
"We broadcast better music" : WBBM goes
on the air in Lincoln, Illinois |
Tubbs, William B. |
Atlass, H. Leslie; radio stations; WBBM; Lincoln,
Ill.; Chicago |
||||||||
89 |
4 |
Winter 1996 |
198-212 |
"I want to thank you for the confidence
placed in me" : Horace Duncan and the construction of the St. Bede Abbey
round barn |
Price, H. Wayne; Sculle, Keith A. |
barns; round; Duncan, Horace; Huber, Rev. Vincent;
St. Bede Abbey. Peru, Ill. contract; suppliers; payment |
||||||||
89 |
4 |
Winter 1996 |
213-232 |
Abolitionists and escaped slaves in Jacksonville :
Samuel Willard's "My first adventure with a fugitive slave : The story
of it and how it failed" |
Willard, Samuel; Steiner, Mark E., ed. |
Jacksonville, Ill.; slavery; fugitive slaves;
abolitionism; Underground Railroad; Willard, Samuel; Willard, Julius A.;
Green, Judy |
||||||||
89 |
4 |
Winter 1996 |
233-246 |
The movement for compulsory health insurance in
Illinois, 1912-1920 |
Bennett, Michael T. |
health insurance; compulsory; Illinois; Illinois
Committee on Social Education; Illinois Association for Labor Legislation;
Illinois Health Insurance Commission; Illinois Federation of Labor; Lowden,
Frank |
||||||||
90 |
1 |
Spring 1997 |
2-24 |
Did the cow do it? : a new look at the cause of
the great Chicago Fire |
Bales, Richard F. |
Chicago Fire; causes; fire alarms; cow; O'Leary,
Catherine; O'Leary, Patrick; Sullivan, Daniel; Regan, Dennis |
||||||||
90 |
1 |
Spring 1997 |
25-46 |
The Grayville waterworks war |
Alcorn, Michael |
Grayville, Ill.; waterworks; electricity;
Prohibition; saloons; Gray, William Walden; Gray, Will |
||||||||
90 |
1 |
Spring 1997 |
47-64 |
Forerunners for a domestic revolution : Jane
Addams, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, and the ideology of childhood, 1900-1916 |
Grimm, Robert Thornton, Jr. |
Addams, Jane; Gilman, Charlotte Perkins;
childhood; gender; child labor; women; suffrage; education |
||||||||
90 |
2 |
Summer 1997 |
82-96 |
"Not following in the groove" : Lowney
Handy, James Jones and the Handy Colony for writers |
Wood, Thomas J. |
Handy, Lowney Turner; Jones, James; Handy Colony;
writers; Marshall, Ill. |
||||||||
90 |
2 |
Summer 1997 |
97-132 |
A bibliography of dissertations related to
Illinois history, 1977-1995 |
Tubbs, William B., compiler |
Illinois; history; dissertations; bibliography |
||||||||
90 |
3 |
Autumn 1997 |
154-172 |
A new look at the beginning of the Illinois
Architects Licensing Law |
Kruty, Paul |
architects; licenses; examinations; law; Illinois;
Adler, Dankmar; Wright, Frank Lloyd |
||||||||
90 |
3 |
Autumn 1997 |
173-190 |
The people vs. Nicholas P. Earp |
Urban, William |
Earp, Nicholas Potter; Monmouth, Ill.; Monmouth
College; law enforcement; Prohibition; Earp, Walter, Sr.; Earp, Walter C.;
Earp, Francis; Earp, Wyatt |
||||||||
90 |
3 |
Autumn 1997 |
191-210 |
James R. Mann : the Illinois years |
Margulies, Herbert F. |
Mann, James R.; Hyde Park; Chicago; City Council;
corruption; reform; Republican Party; House of Representatives; Mann Act;
Mann-Elkins Act; Pure Food and Drug Act |
||||||||
90 |
4 |
Winter 1997 |
226-244 |
Whirlwinds of change : the transformation of
Illinois State Normal University, 1956-1971 |
Clark, Daniel A. |
Illinois State University; Illinois State Normal
University; teachers colleges; universities; research; students; faculty;
unrest |
||||||||
90 |
4 |
Winter 1997 |
245-264 |
Ninian Edwards's republican dilemma |
Simeone, James |
Edwards, Ninian; Illinois; Illinois Territory;
popularity; republicanism; politics |
||||||||
90 |
4 |
Winter 1997 |
265-284 |
The African American struggle for equality and
justice in Cairo, Illinois, 1865-1900 |
Hays, Christopher K. |
Cairo, Ill.; African Americans; laborers; strikes;
domestic servants; suffrage; civil rights; political parties; education;
segregation |
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