Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Indexes

INDEX TO NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED

IN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK

1818-1897

Compiled by

U. S. National Youth Administration

Newspapers Indexed:

1818-1850

1851-1897

AE or AME Anti-Masonic Enquirer

L^ Liberal Advocate

IYIR Monroe Republican

R Q A Rochester Daily Advertiser

RDAT Rochester Daily Advertiser & Telegraph

Rochester Daily Democrat

Rochester Daily Sun

Rochester Daily Telegraph

Rochester Gem and Ladies' Amulet

PQ Rochester Observer

pp Rochester Republican

pj Rochester Telegraph

Wa or WMA Working Men's Advocate

Rochester Daily Advertiser

Rochester Daily Democrat

ppu Rochester Daily Union

pp Rochester Republican

UA Union and Advertiser


HUGHES, P. H

Elected

Hose Cc

UA F 4,

1 DS

•Steward of Wild Rover

. No. 3

1859, 3-3

m

HUGHES, PATRICK (SHORTSVILLE)

Died

UA, Mr 21, 1890, 8-4

cc mm

HUGHES, PETER

Democratic candidate for Constable of

7th ward

UA, Mr 3, 1865, 2-1

HO:AKO

HUGHES, P.

Awarded

UA N 5,

AJC:RZ

K.

patent

1885,

(AUBURN)

for vehicle axle#

4-3

Q

HUGHES, PATRICK

Married Margaret

UA 1

CCP:HR

iy 18, 1876

(TORONTO)

L. Sheridan*

2-2

•

HUGHES, PATRICK (TORONTO)

Married Margaret L. Sheridan

UA My 19, 1876, 3-5

AJC/CMVuk*AU|^Mk^^^uiM||i.

HUGHES, PATRICK (LIMA)

Died.

UA, P 1, 1892, 7-3

AS:MB

HUGHES, PETER

Died*

UA, J* 2, 1884, 2-5

CO: IB


HUGHES, PETER

His will admitted to probate.

UA, Ja 22, 1384, 2-6

*CC:HR

HUGHES, PETER F

Died

UA, Ji i, 1S95, 3-6

VP:AB

HUGHES, ROSSIE M.

See Clark, Robert

(BUSHNELL'S BASIN)HUGHES, SUSAN B.

Sold land in Perinton to Jane H.Johnston for $10,000,

UA, S 22 , 1876, 2-4

HUGHES, PETER

See Reynolds, Abelard

HUGHES, R03ERT L. (CHICAGO)

Married Anne Louise Barrett

UA, Ag 31, 1395, 11-2

HUGHES,

CC:A 0

S.

See

MARVIN

Barnard, Henry

•

HUGHES, SUSAN M.

Will admitted to probate,

UA D 27, 1887, 7-3

MM:RZ


HUGHES,

Died

UA,

I D ntmni

MRS.

3 2 8 ,

SUSAN

1 8 8 7 ,

s.

2-6

•

r. J jhr^S, j .T- . Oi ^ S

Drowned in Canal near Oak c t .

XV, S 16, l ;5o , 2-5

HUGHES, SON CF THCt'AS

Drowned i n c a n a l

RDD|. S 17, 1853, 2-5

FDtMLH

HUGHES,

Died

UA, S

l b fflram

MRS.

29,

SUSAN

1887 ,

T.

6-4

oHUGHES, MRS. THERESA J.

Died (2«)

UA, D 22, 1883, 2-2

HUGHES, THOMAS

Drowned

RDU, S16, 1853, 2-6

KC:MLH

HUGHES, THOMAS

Arrested for assault and. battery

UA liy 2K, 1S79, 2 - 3


KLGHL3, T H C L A S

3ee i:oran, Simon

!1LH

HUGHES, VOLNEY

Died in Mendon

UA D 23, 1858 3-4

PU

EUGH23, 7/. G. (BUSFJ^LL'S BASIN)

Died in Rochester

?JDU> S 3 0 , l £5 i s , 2 - 4

1ILH

MI

HUGHES, WILFORD J .

Married Elizabeth Nelllgan

UA H 27, 1896, 7-3

JBP:RZ

HUGHES,

Died

UA, 3

j n • p. P

VINCLWT

6, 1862,

D.

3-7

oHUGHES, W.

Received

UA, Jl 9,

FG:FD

patent

1886,

for

7-2

(AUBURN)

Upper

>

HUGHES,

Died

UA, F

KA:JUG

WALTER B.

1, 1876, 3-5

•

Hughes, 7/1 H i am

Arrested for passing counter-

feit money

RDA, F 14, 1853, 2-6

JC


HUGHES, WILLIAM

Refused to escape during break at

Monroe County Jail

UA, D 13, 1358, 3-1

CC:ARO

HUGHES, X:.

Sold to Theodore Leis, land on CharlotteSt. for 81700

UA, Jl 26, 1881, 2-6

CL:FD

HUGHES, V/ILLIAL R.

Married Har r i e t I.lelvin

•RDA Lr 25 , 1852, 3-2

HUGHES,

Son

UA,

FD:AB

, w.drowned while

Ag 10, 1864,

bathing in rlrer

2-4

*

HUGHES, WILLIAM

Drowned a t Adams Basin.

UA Je 12, 1883, ?-2

MS:LR

HUGHES, WM. E.

Died

Ui, l?y 10, 1872, 3-6

HUGHES, WILLIAM HENRY

Died

UA, Ap 7 , l g g l , 1-7

VClARO

"JGHES, WILLIAM R (ROCTTKTER)

Married Harr ie t Melvin (Rochester)

RDD, Lir 25, 1L52, 3-3

CIV ARO


HUGHES, SHAFFER & THOMPSON

Received patent for Fruit Jar

, Mr 27, 1869, 2-2

PJW:JL!G

JtL ^ ^ W P ^ I I I I U . - I i mm-

HUGHITT, ELIZABETH C.

See Pierce, G.S.

MS

HUGHS, BERNARD (ROCHESTER)

Arrived from Colorado Territory, tripdescribed.

UAf F 1, 1865, 2-2

fd:

HUGHSCr, JOHN C. (ALBANY)

Married E l l e n Campbell

RDA, S 1 3 , 1852, 3 - 1

SVtKLH

HUOHEY, WILLIAM J.

Married Eugenia M. Carter (Gates)

UA Ja 25, 1895, 7-2

HUGHITT, JOHN

3 year old son died efter fallinginto a pan of boiling water

UA My 24, 1883, 4-1

MS:JI

H"GHS, JAI-1ES

f. Pecelvec" a commutation ofsentence from governor . (9")

UA J l 5 1893 5-4

JM:AA

• • •

HUGHSON, JOHN C. (Albany)

Married ELlen Campbpll

RDD S 13, 1852, 3-3

FL:DS


HUG!!SON, JOHN

«Iarried

RDU

C. (ALBAITY)

E l l e n Campell.

S 1 3 , 1852, 2-6

o

HUGHSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Certificate of incorporation filed

D 2, lgg?, 2-3

HUGINEN, MRS. CHARLES (WATERLOO)

Died

UA N 2, 1889, 2-2

JMRZ

'TUOHSON,

Start8

UA, Apr

GTZ:AB

K. (BRIG

carriage

28, 1882,

•JTCN)

shop in Br ighton

2-4

HUGHSON

8ee

IB:JI

, NETTIE E.

F lak , Esbun D.

HUGHSON, K. A. (REPUBLICAN)

Elected Supervisor of Brighton

UA Mr 2 , 1887, 2-5

CC:JI

HUGHSON «S MANUFACTURING WORKS

Exhibited at the State Fair

UA, S 10, 1887, 2-4

HHM.-AB

HUGLES, BERNARD

Returned from Europe with Family

UA My 26 , 1859, 2-3

JS:DH


HUGS IDLE, WI1HELLJIIE

Found drov/ned a t foot of Brown's

Race

HDU, Je 1, 1854, 2-4

FD:ARO

Granted con t ro l of her b r o t h e r s 'e s t a t e . (4")

UA F 7, 1893, 5-2

©

HUHN, EDWARD

O b i t u a r y . (2 | M )

UA, N 2 3 , 1883, 3-6

HUHN, ELIZABETH

Died

UA, Mr 2 3 , 1 8 9 7 , 6 - 2

CPlAA

HUHER, ANDREW

Obituary

UA Ag 1 2 , 2-5

GL:JI

HUHN, BERNARD

Died

UA, D

JL:HR

5t 1892, 5-4

oHUHN, EDWARD

Rumors that he was burled alivedissipated when the body wasexhumed. (7M)

UA, D 11, 1883, 4-1

VC:MB

HUHN, MARGARET (MRS, AUGUST)

Died

UA, D 7, 1887, 8-4

CL:HR


HUHN, WILHEIiUNA £•

Died

UA, D 1 0 , 1891 ,

JL:HR

2-3

oHUIBERGTSEK, WI LHELP.1INA

Died

UA Jl 17, 1891, 5-7

HUKS, GEORGIANNA

Given #2,500 incase against BritishAmerican Insurance Co* (2n)

UA, 0 4, 1895, 6-2

SC:AA

9HULBERT, Lir.

Barn burnt when struck by lightning

UA, Ag 21, 1860, 2-5

HUIBERQTSEN, STEPHEN

Harried Lillian Buokley in Rooheater(1 in.}

UA, Mr 27, 1696, 10-4

JU:JIO

HUKMAN, JULIA E.

See Ridley, B. Frank

GTZrARO

HULBERT VS. KELLOGG

County Court CaseJudgment affirmed.

RDU, My 15, 1855, 3-1

\ HULBERT, MRS.

Breaks l e g i n

UA 8 1 6 , 1 8 6 1 ,

LM:D8

fall

2-5

•

from stoop


HDLBERT,

Died

UA

KP:JI

ALBERT

My 2, 1870, 2-2

OJill

HULBERT, CD.

Arrested for embezzling §1.50 from J.S,Beach

UA, Ag 5, 1871, 2-3

MHM:ARO

HULBERT, ELECTA

See Warner, Judson W,

HULBERT, EMMA E.

'See Bump, Duane A.

HULBERT, ALSTON

Convicted and sentenced for stealing acanal boat tow line

UA, Jl 30, 1870, 2-3

vc ,mnun

HULBERT, E. K

Died

UA Ja 6,

JC:RZ

•

1896

(WATERLOO)

, 7-2

•

HULBERT, ELLA B.

See Shand, Willlam H

JMG:SC

HU1BURT, FLORA R.

See H a l l , Mll lard T. (3")


HULBERT , GEOROE

Aooused of stealing from Sibley, Lindsayand Curr Company

UA,

FT:JI

Ag 3, 1895, 7-5

oHULBERT, HARRY C.

Drowned in the r iver v/hile h i s companionJohn Dougherty, looked on (^-")

, J l 16, 1SS1, 2-2

HULBERT, J. EARL

See Yale, Justus and Thomas B,

HULBERT

See

JD:HR

, H.

Warner, Judson W,

O

HULBERT, J. E. (BOCNVILLE)

Married Eliza J. Yp.le (Brighton)

-RDU, S 8, 1856, 3-5

HULBERT, HATTIE

See Shand, Win. H,

PR:LR

HULBERT, J. EARL

See Yale, Justus,

CL:HR

HULBERT, JEFFEHSOII

lurried Julia «..

RDD Ja 7, 1851

CkV

Risley

, 3-3

(ONTARIO)

(Ontario)


HULBERT, MRS. JENNIE

Died

UA, D 4 , 1 8 9 3 , 6 -2

JL:JIO

HULBERT, DR. JOEL C.

Obituary (2")

UA D 5, 1891, 5-4

J1CRZo

HULBERT, L. E.

Cases against Mrs. Katherine E. Reynoldsoondluded

UA, Ja 19, 1897, 6-3

HULBERT, LESLIE E.

Sued by Spencer A. Greene to recovera diamond r i n g va lued a t #110

UA, AP 20, 1S97, 7-2

MM:RF

HULBERT, JENNIE A.

Decrees of Judicial settlementgranted on estates

UA, D 9, 1895, 6-5

SC:EQ

HULBERT, L. E.

Brought suit against Catherine E# Reynoldsfor 1323,58 for legal services rendered(9-)

UA, Ja 15, 1897, 7-7

HULBERT, LESLIE E.

Began action to recover $1,130allegedly due him from CigarMakers1 Union No. 5 ( l / 3 col . )

UA, Ag 6, 1895, 7-3

SC:JI

HULBURT, LESLIE E,

Paid the Judgnent taken against himby Catherine E. Reynolds

UA, My 25, 1S97, 6-2

141.1: RF


HULBURT, L. J. (FAIRPORT)

Died

UA, P 22, 1694, 3-4

SC:JI

HULBERT, MARY

Vs. Michael Flynn estate; action dis-missed (l")

UA, Ap 11, 1896, 9-6

VM:TL

HULBURT, LESLIE J.

Charged Charles C# Wilbur Monroewith stealing a client

UA, My 22, 1897, 9-5

MM:EQ

HU

AA

LBERT, idOSES H

Assistant

UA, Ja

:ARO

2,

Depot

1883,

Kaster

2-3

•

was killed

HULBERT, MOSES H.

Funeral to be held at Waterloo,l i s t of bearers given

nuiiinrif 11HULBERT, MOSES H.

Deceased; llrs. Hulbert appointed ad-ministratrix of h i s e s t a t e . (2")

Ja 12, 1883 2-6

HULBERT

Was

UA

JD.'RZ

, NELLIE

drowned in

Ag 30, 1880

(ROCHESTER)

the Niagara River. (10M)

, 4-2

#

HULBERT, 0.

Leases

UA, F

MAM:MC

S.

Alhambra

23, 1860,

4\

Saloon

2-3


HULBERT, 0 .

; Operates

3 .

Marble

Osburn House.

UA My 4 ,

JSR:JS

1865

Pillat Saloon

Establishment

2-2

O

under the

recommended.

•

mmmHULBERT, OSMER

Funeral n o t i c e .

UA Mr 16, 1886, 2-6

I3:RZ

HULBERT, THOMAS L

Sold to Raphael M. Roberts land for$2,000 (£•)

U*, Jl 17, 1876, 2-5

HOLBERT, VALENTINE

Injured considerably when hit by alocomotive

UA, D 6, 1865, 2-3

CCP:NT

HULBERT, OSMER

Obituary* (1/3 ool.;

UA, Mr 16, 1886, 2-6

CCP:HR

HULBERT,

Died

UA LIr

I5:RZ

OSI.ER

18, 1886, 2 - 5

•

KULBEnT, hUS

Obituary.

UA S ?.5,

->•* • i_i n .

. UN1CI

(1")

1883,

(LE

m

ROY)

1

HULBERTONChurohe s

Methodist Episcopal—D.D. Cook, appointedMinister at Genesee Conference

UA, 0 10, 1867, 3-4


HULBERTON

Methodist Church; E.M. Buck listed

' as pastor

UA, 0 14, 1369, ?-3

HULBURT, EDWARD

Appointed Superintendent of Canal

Repairs of Section 14 Erie Canal

UA, My 17, 1858, 1-6

?FD:ARO

HULBURT, JOEL C.

Will admitted to probate.

UA Mr 9 1892 5-2

AA

HULBURT, 0. S.

Purchases Buffalo St restaurant

RDD, Ja 6, 1853, 2-6

HULBURD, MINNIE E.

See Frost, Edward S.

HR

HULBURT, HARRY

Died

UA, 0 2 5 ,

JL:JI

(FAIRPORT)

1892, 7 -2

•

HULBURT, MYRTLE P . (FAIRPORT)

See Walker,

I

- SC:JA

Dewey H.

•

JD

HULBURT,

His

fire

UA

WNiJI

0. S.

*0yster Bay* restaurant caught on

; Building owned by A. Srickson

Ja 12, 1869, 2-2

•


HULBURT, OSMER

Sold to Jane Patterson a house and lot

on Exchange Street for $5000

UA, Ag 13, 1864, 2-1

FD:RO o

HULCE, A.»;.

E lec ted forei.ian of F i re Co

HDA, A,r 5 , 1P53, 2-5

ARO

HULCE, A. W.

Dangerously i l l with typhoid fever.

UA D 2 8 , 1868 , 2 - 2

HULBURT

H i s

HDU,

LILH

two

F

3V R . L .

children

22, 1S54,

(CA3TIL3)

burned to death

2 - 2

•

HULBURT, PHEBE ANN

Died

UA, Mr 1 5 , 1 8 7 ? ,

GTZ;AB

(FAIRPORT)

3-8

9

MAL/COP

HULBURT, TRYPHEHA

See Dabcock, J a b e z K

FL:AR0

• f t •'••SVrWr ^<&*&f

HULCE, A, wE l e c t e d foreman o f t h e Red Rover

F i r e Co. # 5

UA

PM

HULCE, A. W

Funeral

UA, D 31,

D 5,

• • • • • • I

1

, 1868,

1857 3-2

#

2-3

•


HULCE, A. WILSON

Obiturary.

UA D 29,

MAL/CCP

1868, 2-2

o

HULC1, NETTIE J.

Died, (*•)

UA, Jl 21, 1890, 5-3

SC:SC

HULCE, A. WILSON

Firemen of Rochester meet to

pay him tribute.

UA, Ja 2, 1869, 2-4

FD:MB

HULCE, A. W.

Alert. Hose Company

for the benefit of

family

UA Ja 12

WN:JI

, 1869,

has made

the late

2-2

#

up

Mr

a purse

• Hulce's

HULCE, CHARLES W.

Died

UA F 15, 1894, 6-3

JL:RZ

HULCE, S. D.

Harried Martha R. Wlnchell (East Jewett)

In Deposit

UA, Mr 10, 1858, 3-6

I HULDEIISCH^IOT,

1 See Weldman

I '.VN:;.iB

KARL

, Uichael.HULEN, E1IILY ANN

Who died three weeks at£O>

and post mortem m^de*

UA F 17, 1862 2-1

JS:JS

(YATES)

body disinterred


HULENS, EMILY ANN

Coroners inquestunknown causes

UA, F 24,

J8;mmm

1862,

clnims she died from

2-2

•

HULES, CARRIE

Drowned in the Genese?

UA., My. 2, 1887, 3-5

(1")

FG/FAD

HULETT, ALUIRA (MRS. JOHN)

Obituary (5£M)

UA, F 2k, 1S96, 6-5

HULETT, FRANKIE

See Graves, Win.

CCPJARO

AB

Hulens

See

, Errr'

also

ly Ann

Huljn, Ecma

#

Ann

HULETT, ALiAIRA (L-RS. JOHN)

Died

UA, F 24, 1896, 3-4

I,MV:TL

•MUMI

HULETT, MRS. ALMIRA

Funeral n o t i c e (2")

UA, F 26, 1«96, 6 -2

AS:EQ

HULETT, GEORGIA AUGUSTA

See Holmes, Franklin Le Roy

mmm


HULETT, HENRY K.

Married Mary S» Cary i n Racine

RDA, N 17, 1852, 3 - 1

SV:MLH

HULETT, Li; L.

Obi tua ry .

UA, Mr 1 , 1879, 2-4

HULETT, P. B.

Informs public he wil l not be candidate

f o r Congress.

UA, Ag 1 5 , 1862 , 3-4

VR:ARO

HULETT, DR. HORACE L. (ALLEOANY COUNTY)

Harried Irene W. Post (Rochester)

UA, J l 25 , 1696, 10-1

HULETT,

Died

UA

WN:RZ

JOHN

; old

Mr 6

pioneer.

, 1877, 2-4

•

AL:FD

HULETT, JOHN W.

Married 9. Eugenia Hazen.

UA, Mr 5, 1&$3, 3-7

VJC:MB

HULST?, MARY 3.

Death

RDU, Ag 12, 1£54> 2-7

HULETT, P.B.

House entered; 1 doz'silver forks andother articles t^ken*

, Je 15, 1864, 2-4

eg:mam


HULETT, P

Listed

UA, N 5

• B.

as special County

, 1873, 2-2

e

Judge (Democratic)

-' m m inn* H I — *******& m

HDLETT, PIERSON B.

Appointed Notary Public

DA, Ap 18, 1861, 2-1

MHM:ARO

HULETT, PIERSON'B.

Supplies vacancy l e f t when Graebe, Dem.nominee for Special County Judge, declinedto run. (1^ •)

UA, 0 2 2 , 1 8 7 3 , 3 - 1

HULBTT, ROBERT

Killed by train at Jordan

UA Je 3, 1864, 2-4

HULETT, P. B.

Nominated county Judge at DemocraticCounty Convention

UA, 0 19, 1683, 2-3

ccp

HULETT, PISRSON B.

Appointed

UA, lir 6,

FD:ARO

Notary

1863,

(ROCHESTER)

Public In Monroe

2-3

County

HULETT, PIZRSOW B.

Elected Special Judge of the County Courts(Democrat)

UA, N 9, 1876, 2-4

jd

MEJJI

. HULETT,

See

Jomjmmra

THADDEUS

Gardner,

W.

Augusta

•

E.


HULETT, THADEUS

Appointed Kail A£ent for the Rochester,Lockport and Niagara Falls Railroad

HDU, Je 22, 1853, 2-4

KLH O

Hulin, Emma Ann

Sse also, Hulens, Emily Ann

HULIN, EMMA ANN (Gates)

Died suddenly in home of Mr. Hart of Gatea

UA, Ja 27, 1862, 2-1

Js;mmm

Sold to Varena Degler, property onGriffith Street for v

HULING, PERRY

Killed

UA, N

CCP:TL

when

24,

G.

9truck

1897,

by a t r a in

12-2

•

(1/3 co l , )

HULL, (PAIRPORT)

Died; son of Andrew Hull

UA, D 3 , 1896, 2-3

JDP:JI

HULL, URS.

flee

80:Jl

Bow,

(FOWLERVILLE)

Wtau

•

HULL, EX-SHERIFF

Took a dose of Strychnine by mistake; expect,ed to recover

UA, Mr 10, l8ob, 2-1

(BE3GEIJ)

CCPlMAL


HULL, ALVINf P

Appointed

HA. « 10

CCP/CCP

postuaster at Llendon Center,

, 1867, C-3

O

HULL, CHARLES A. (DETROIT)

Harried Anna A. Sevan

UA, Jl 8, 1837, 2-4

CL: A3

HUI.I., fl^TTIE BGSLEY

Died

OA J e 20 , 1873, 3-4

AVsJI

BULL, HENRY H. (BATH)

Stricken with paralysis

UA My 22, 1876, 2-1

uc/c^v

HULL, C. A.

Appointed Deputy U. 3. Marshal

UA, Ap 5, 186P, 2-4

FG:MC

HULL, ELIZABETH (MRS. F. H.)

Died

UA, Ja 18, 1893, 5-2

FAD

HULL, HENRY C.


UA, Ap 30, 1890, 5-6

JCMS:C

HULL, HENRY S.

Obituary

UA, Jl 9, 1890, 5-6

HR


HULL, JAMES

Escaped from Auburn Prison

UA Mr 3 , 1866 2-5

FD:JS

HULL, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS

Death in Alton, Illinois

HDD Ag 9, 1852, 3-3

CMV

HULL, M. A.

Whig delegate from Wyoming County to

State Convention

RDD, S 18, 1852, 2-4

HULL, :.:AFGARET A::D ALEXANDER (BATAVIA)

"eutenced to Penitentiary for four

monthr for r.rsault r.nC brttery

UA, Je 15, 18G1, 2-5

HULL, LEWIS F* (FRIENDSHIP, N. Y.)

Hade general assignment to DavidL. Talt {li in.)

UA, Uy 2, 1896, 9-6

*^^

HULL, M. A.

Clears up difficulty in Whig ranks in

an open letter to the press

RDD D 16, 1852, 2-4

CMV

HULL, MARTIN (CHURCHVILLE)

Died in the Poor House; had been amail carrier for 16 years (1 in.)

UA N 18, 1881, 2-3

FD:i.:c

CMP:Ji


HULL, MRS

Died

UA, D

MM:FD

. MARY W.

21, 1894, 7-6

HULL, ROBERT CLARK

Married Carrie L i l l i a n

UA,

MS:FD

0 15, 1886, 8-5

•

(BROCKPORT)

Smith (Brockport)

HULL, MRS. SARAH

See Berchland, Amos B.

CB

HULL AND CO, W. A. (PIKE, N.Y.)

Woolen factory destroyed by fire,

, Ja 2 , 1856, 3-1

RV:MB

HULL , MRS, R.

Accused(6 in . )

UA, Ag

I

four boys of annoying her

6, 1895, 6-5

oHULL, ROSE

See Me Govern, James

JDP:HR

HULL, TALMAGE (SENECA FALLS)

Married Clara Race

UA Ap 2 0 , 1892 , 7-2

EL:TZ

HULL, WILLIAM

Married L lbb ie E

UA

BC:RZ

J l 5 , 1895

(CLYDE)

• Bower

, 2-2

•

(Ludlowvllle)


HULL, m. FRANCIS (GREIGSVILLE)

Married Nellie Mitchell Hoggart (York)

UA, N 13, 1886, 8-4

CCP:HR

HULLARD,

D i e d .

UA

JD:HR

W. C.

D 1 0 , 1874

-

3-4

•

HULLENSCH

See Lie

Jk

MIDT,

H a l e ,

JULIUS

John

aHl-LLER,

UA

HULLING,

Died

UA, N

CCP: TL

RUDOLPH

. P.-.ul Kr,r.£

, J-, 1 5 , If

PERRY

2 4 , 1 8 9 7 ,

, Circuit Court cp.se

•3 - , :~-4

3-4 1

HULLETT, S.P^ (SODUS)

Died

UA, J e 25 , 1883, 3-7

S:A-;

HULRECTSEN, MAUD MINA

Died

UA, Mr 26 , 1892, 5 -1

HULLENSCHIMITT,

Se Me Ha le ,

MC:JI

JULIUS

John

•

8L:HR


HULS, JOHN H.

.Died

UA, D 28 , 1895, 9-3

FT:JA

HULSAVER, JOHN E.

Married Carrie E» 0. Huntington atSodu8

UA, Ap 10, 1886, 8-4

MS:FD

HULSE, A. W.

Elected Foreman of Red Rover Fire

Company No. 3

UA, D 7, 1861, 2-3

MHM:AR0

HULSE, ALOirZO U.

i;*arried Eliza Cochran

RDD, 0 31, 1853 3-4

CB o

HULS, JOSEPH

Obituary (i

UA, N 4,

CCP:TL

HULSE, A. W.

col.)

1897,

Elected ForemanCo. No. 3

RDU, D 2,

MLH

1854,

™" " 16-5

• 1of Red Rover Fire 1

3-2 I

IHULSE, ALUEDA

See Fletcher, Alfred

AJC.'ARO

HULSE, HARRY

Died

UA Mr 24

JClRZ

E.

, 1896

(CANANDAIGUA)

, 2-2


HULSE, MINERVA (SO. BRISTOL)

See Wilson, Ammon E. ( B r i s t o l )

GTZUI

HULSE, WILLIAM A.

Given patent for method of makingcigarettes and also for cigarettemachine

UA, S 21, 1895, 9-2

1IM.-JI

AB:J3

• • •HULTENSCHMIDT, "1LLIAM

Died

UA D 13, 1889, 5-5

JM:RZ

HULSE, WILSON

Fireman on locomotive fell off engine

near Byron; considerably hurt.

UA Jl 7, 1863 2-3

HULSE, 7-TLLIAT

Elected foreman of Fire Co. #3

RDDf D 8, l£ol, 2-5

KLH

HU1SF., '/.TLSON

Elected foreman at Red Rover

Fire Co- «o. 3

RDA D 8, L-- 51, 3-1

HULSTED, LEONARD F.

Sold to William Bailey (Ogden) landfor $2,200.00 (3 lines)

UA, Mr 22, 1876, 2-6

I HULTIN, REV

1 Spoke a t

UA, Ap 1

1 T ^ • TTO

. IDA C.

Brighton

(MOLIKE ILL.

on "Worafn's

7-2

)

Sphere"


HULTZE, VELSON

Elected Assistant Foreman of RedRover Fire Company No* 3

RDD, D 7, 1852, 2-4

MLH o

Hsgarar BOQIETX -M o n t h l y r e p o r t s g i v e n ( 3 " )

UA,

SC:TL

HUMANE

UA,

GCPiTL

3 10, 1897, 8-4

•

S O C I E T Y •'•••• •--• ' < - > ' ; • ; , -* . . , ,

i ly reoort. prosunLUQ.

N 12, 1897, 7-5

#

HUMAN, FRANCIS

Charged John Supple wi th Assau l t

UA, 'Je 9 , 1864, 2-1

PJW:ARO

- HUMANE SOCIETY '" - " f-

-Uinistrel*^*witl at Lyceum forbenefit of the soc ie ty . (S ci

UA, Mr 23, 1897, 8-3

CP:AA

HUMANE SOCIETY '\ ~ u" •'-•-- . T Jl"

Shuart, W. H., tendered resignationas president

UA, S 29, 1897, 8-3

SV:JA

. . j . . , . ; : <• _•«.

C / • • »


HUMANE SOCIETY', .ROCHESTER/»

»Held monthly meetingr Mr. Franc is'gave hi8 r e p o r t . (-4*7-

UA N 4, 1880, 2-2

JDiRZ

ROCHESTER.HUMANE SOCIETY ' "

-Annual meeting) t r e a s u r e r ' s report(riven «s£3B-«v

)UA, Ja 7, 1881, 4-1

©JD:AB

HUMANE SOCIETY

" y e e i l n g

UA, F 3 ,

pL:FD

hel*

1881

in the

, 2-1

Mayor's

•

offlcea peposfrs

t ,

HUMANE SOCIETY "

- President of Driving Park Associat ionapollgized for disgraceful dog f igh t• inII)> r iownnrl a t «fee«-fcn»e*r V, - _

UA, F g , 1 S S 3 , 2 - 2

NT: MB

HUMANE SOCIETY, ROCHESTER

tapy--heard;--

UA F 22, 1883, 2-6

UA. Ap 5, 1883, 2-2

HUliANE SOCIETY, ROCHESTER

meet inp : h e l d ; v.i•for-.Awor»k dJ:

rrrrmr-on

UA, ^r 22, 1883, 2-6

vc mram

HUMANE SOCIETY

,meeting held] report of agentJohn Garrett d t e a £

UA, My 3 , 1 8 8 3 , 4 - 1

vo mmm


HUMANE SOCIETY

Report made on crue l ty of p.nimalsand c rue l ty of ch i ld ren . t * *

UA 0 4 , 1883, 2-1

LR:RZ

HWtewE -BOeiESgy ROCHESTER

-meeting heldi report of agentgarretty )

UA, Ja 4 , 1884, 4-3

CC:HR

-, ROCHESTER

e l e c t i o n of o f f i ce r s at-annual meeting

~ 4 n.

UA, Mr 6, 1884, 2-2

LG:MB

— Report readat regular meeting.

Je 5f 1884, 2-1

LGlRZ

HUMANE SOCIETY l v,

-Meeting on *fae subject of rope traces forstreet car horses. tGe^~

UA N 8, 1883, 4-1

LR:LR

T^w*^w^mjmBHP"*f

JUJ]

cc

KA*H

-

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Annual

UA F

report

1, 1884,

•

3-8

HUMANE SO0IBTY, ROCHESTER-

- S. A* E l l i s made member of the ExecutiveBoard

UA My 8, 1884, 2-1

LO:RZ

cases of c rue l ty to ch i ld ren and 18to animals reported during l a s t month

UA, J1 3, 1884, 4-2

CG:ARO


HUMANE SOCIETY

- Meeting held M***

UA, Ag 7, 1884, 4-3


- Officers and committee p resen t-aatiefaetory- reports atregular meeting <^

UA 0 8, 1885, 2-1

JG:JI

Regular nuwvthly meeting heldjreports -nede- (311-) >

UA, D 3, 1885, 4-3

JO: A3

-SOCIETY

^ Held •«*• regualr mowttrty meeting 4 n P-Block; 3 pledgee

UA, Ap 8, 1886, 3-1

VS:FD

HUMAN!!!

-Agent Oarrett made h±» reportadditional officers appointed (

UA Ag 6, 1885, 4-2

HttMANE BOCIETYy RO&HESIER

- Regular meeting^****

UA; 0 8 , 1885, 4-1

JG:JI

/election of officers*

- Off ioer Garrett hag Jnet had -twe of^fch^.children »f > i l l l a a A. Prltchard placedin th« Orphan Asylum. The othU l t l d I

rphn sylum. The other chitAnwplaced in-the Industrial School,

UA, Ap 19, 1886, 6-2

IB:ARO


H UUAHE 5uvJ 1ETY

monthly .meeting

UA, lly 6 , 1866, 3-2

GTZ:ARO

HUMANE

Spec ia l Agent G a r r e t t p resentedreport of cases investigated i

UA, Je 3, 1886, 3-3

I B : H R

flOCIlESTER HUMAN

— treasurer's reports and election of£fflcers -M*)m

UA Ja 6, 1887, 3-4

CC:LR

•-, \

mfflMANE 80CIRIX-

- Treasurer's report at •••ting

UA, J l 8, 1886, 2-3

LG:FD

HUMANE SOCIETY

. Account

UA, 0 7,

of aon^Wry

1886, 3-2

meeting)•

•

report

HUMANE SOCIETY

- Meeting held. Reviewed;

UA, D 2, 1886, 3-1

GTZ:MB

HUMANE 51)151 K¥X

Monthly-reports of work submitted byofficers Garrett and McCallumt

UA, F 3, 1887, 2-3 /

C C : M B


HUMANE SOCIETY

tfoved to Butt's Bldg. on State St.from Powers Block,

I***, Ap, 30,

FG/FAD


- Regular monthly meeting held

UA, 0 6, 1887, 2-2

CL.-AB

HUMANE SOCIETY

_ llonthly meeting tae

UA, M3, 1667, 3 2

CL:ARA

HUMAttE- SOCIETY

Hunn, J. 3., resigned as council^ GeorgeR, Lose^ appointed special agent,

UA. D 12 , 1887, 2-5

HUMANE SOCIETY

eld iuk adjoui'iiua mee t ing t o makepreparations for <W?e annual conventionof ttoe American Humane Association t#4»< held in U4 '

UA, S 9, 1887, 3-5

CL;AR

HUMANE SOCIETY

- H e l d e l eren th annual meetingjeenpl»te report of" Mtf pi'O"* •o*eding#i instruments of torturee x h i b i t e d . (&eols4->>

UA, 0 19 , 1887, 2-5

-HUMANE DOCIETY

- Committee appointed to buy animal am-bulance

UA, D 8, 1887, 2-4

rx-- Report of two familiesdestitute circumstances

UA, Ja 4, 1888, 2-6

in

LR:HR


~ Meeting held,.Sleeted. 46!^

UA Ja 14, 1888, 3-5

«w officers

PC:RZ

HCMAME SOCIETY

^ R e s o l u t i o n s adopted in memory ofl a t e Henry Berg i . ^5**>

U A , Mr 19 , lggg, 2-6

JG:LR

Wddard, DrT E. V.,president. W t

*> a ' 1 8 8 9 >

eleoted

PC:FAD

r egu l a r -mee t i ng he ld j repe^rtn givon (2il)

HUMANE SOCIETY

-Meet ing of t&» Board of Managers h e l d .l ^ 4 1 l t t - ^were "re

appointed*.

UA Ja 26, 1888, 3-1

JO:RZ

Certificate of incorporation filed.

UA} Ag 10, 1888, 2-3

SL:JDP

7-HDTCHESTER

^Annual meet ingelected(

officersact

UA, Ja 18, 1889, 3-2

PC:AB

4TOMANE SOCIETT-

ttvML-monthly meetinwent of nMrnniw ( r

UA, ^> 4 , 1889, 3-3

reports uit-

SMlHR


HUMANE-SOCIETY

Appeal for funds/ 'UA Ap 22, 1889, 3-2

SM:RZ


report for 1689\ aoot

UA; Ap 23, 1889, 4-1

SM.-RZ

HSMANE SOCIETY

monthly meetings donationsd -fe«J 7

UA, My 2, 1889, 2-5UA, Je 6, 1889, 8-5

-Meeting held: veporta read^rUnmnninn of «*©- canal horse questioni contributions acknowledged*

UAif Ag, 8, 1889, 3-5

UA, 3 20, 1889, 8-4

HUBANL 3UCIETY,

^ y meeting i

UA, N 7, 1889, 7-2 UA, D 5, 1889, 6-5

Jlf:FD JU:FD


-/ontributions received during***/JMJMII uf December l i s ted. 11")'

UA, Ja 3, 1890, 6-5

AAlSC

^Meeting heldcof the past yea

UA Ja 10, 1890,

AA:JI

mmHUMAWE SOCIETY

-rfeld meeting I **0'lug, b i l l making a^

UA, Ap 29, 1390, 7-2

8ululiJii !Ta^a o£ cuff m t -3r4 - • i-n s te «4

bathsmin i s t e r advocates public

youthsj H o t uf auii.itumi

UA, Je 5, 1090, 7-2

JC :AB

HUMAwE B0C1EIX

— Report8 ane subscriptionsmonthly meeting.

i,, Ja . 5, 1890, 6-5

read Pt

oHUMANE

-feeting held,

UA, Mr 6, 1890, 6-6

AA MHM

UA, My 8, 1890, 7-2

y meeting:.hold;

UA Ji 3, 1890, 6-5


-HWM/VNE

UA,

SC:AB

*«V meeting

Ag 7 , 1890 ,

*HK8TFR

beld—frO")-1

6-6

A

Work- o-f-Augttetohosen-for- ffta

UA, S 11 , 1890

SC:HR

, 7-2

BUfcAKE- SOCIETY

-Jionthly meeting bel<3;- re-ports -on ooeee -ln-

UA, ° 9, 1890, 6-4

SC:FD

iWMAWE SOCIETY

^Tender-note of thanks to UnionAdvertiser for courtesy towardsorganization i*^

UA, D 16, 1890, 2-5

8C:AB

HUMANE SOCIETY

^ Xarge dog rescued from river by' (1*)

g g'Officer Garrett

UA, 0 13, 1890, 5-4

HUMANE OOCI-ETY

- Monthly mee t ing h e W f •»<pog^ e fahl l toew'e g e ^ l u u , fawx? Introduct iono f "Black Beauty" In schools

UA, D 4 , 1890, 7-2

3G:I£N

HUMANE SOCIETY

Annual m e e t i n g ! rteuteiilooofft on yor>r'a wnrir, -

UAf D 12 1890; 6-5

SC:AA

UUMAKE 5JCIST¥

Ja g, 1S91, 7-?

PR:LR


HUMAHE OOOICTY

Ffefeport on a l l work done

UA, P 5 , 1891 , 7 -3

PR:ABO

utiwmrc «A

- J U l d meet ing, dlBUUBbefl yule

UA My 7 1891 7 - 1

JC:AA

President discussed dog restraintordinance vith Mayor, t*/0 UUTZ)

UA, Je 3 , 1891 , 7 -4

SC:HR

HUMiU<l!! JUL'ULfr, nOCTTESTER-

- purchases re s idence to be used as"place of detention for children.

UA, Jl 1, 1891, 5-3

MM: MB

•WUAWK BUJIETX

.— B^isineoe transacted at meeting "tS")"

UA, Mr 5, 1891, 6-7

oPR:HR

-donations listed} gsand total ef fl,Q.?Pi9S:/UA My 18; 1891, 7-3

SL:AA

-ttUMANE DOOIETY

-monthly meet Ing j l e^^er head ufJicw "York sucl»fry reufl; report o f«m4nrar l«eet ionj - l i s t o f contrlbrF-

UA j e k, 1891, 7-1

SL:RZ

, ul l ' l U

Meeting h e l d ] tw-during

UA, Ag 6, 1891 , 7 -2

LAiKH


Keporte on animal and childrensectionsj repeat-recommending placetor-children who only -need, diaoipiinetfl/*Ol)

S 3 , 1891, 6-6UA

oHUMAHE-SOCIETY-

- H e l d f i r s t meeting in new/quarters , -{&-iirr}-

UA 0 8 , 1891, 6-7

HUtfANK SOCIETY, ROCHESTER

~ contr ibut ions to tl*» bui ld ing fund

, N 30, 1891, 5-6

HUMAIIE JiULlklf

to'So

- took poflsesBion of'Sophia St.. -f>e±)r

UA, 0 2, 1891, 5-4

new building! 90

SC:FAD

niiilili.i.Mi

SOCIETY

- Uonthly meeting-held; ehlldfen'-o• e e t l o n report made i4*-)

UA, N 5 , 1891, 6-7

VJ:HR

mHU.MH10 SOCIETY

of mnn?-ers

UA;D 3 , 1 8 9 1 , 7—14-

VJ:V.-j>

VJ:EQ

tiUMANE 0001ETY

annual meeting; *&\ oits fllud

UA, D 11, 1891, 6-6

JL.*HR

•irv

-monthly meeting.

UA Ja 5 , 1892, 5-2 j O.A. *' f

CH:Z


- Sfent 1,000 copies of aBlrefc 5«r-utyM toW , of Education for supol^mentF.ry read-po ling in i n t e rmed ia t e gr^&es

Ja f 9 , 1892, 5-2.

CH:FAD

HUMANE 0Q0IS£Y

'monthly meetingttind (ail) >

UA, Mr 3, 1892, 7-3

SL:HR

ntnf »\ir

h e l d z d l o o i i o o l n n on p f » - 1 t i y l ^ n t r r i ,

UA, Ap 7, 189? 6-8

SL:FAD

bUCIETY

donations acynowledpre<? bv treasurer/

UA, My 18, 1892, ?-6

AS:FAD

- Meeting held e January ifpgpi

UA, F 4 f 1892, 6-7

A 8MB otfrfftfAWF Rf^fTTTTV nOfiTTTtifl'PTrT?

-Llakes annual apoeal for fundseaiijl UJ1 '.VU I'AL '

UA Ap 2 , 1892, 5-3

AS:JI

Monthly meeting h-el-df reports—preyg-nted" 42")

UA, My 5, 1892, 7-3

ames of^hlisted

/UA, My 31, 1892, 5-4

ASjHH


•HUMANE SOCIETY

—Monthly meeting heldt tfaae-gt» children lnreBtlgated; reuurla

en<4»)

, J6 2, 1892, 6-4

eAS:FD

UA J l 7, 1892, 5-2

JDP:JI

HUMANE duCIETY

—Treasury report given

UA, Ag 4, 1892, 6-3

JDPA.-B

HUMANE DOOISTY, rtOCaSST -R

taken to enforce two c h i l d l.<vvs$uf CTTITdre n ~anct" aninral dett^r^mervt s

heard:

UA, S 8 , 1S92, 6-2

HUMANE SOCIETY

Hold moetlrvg|—mon-th^ry- reports- ; -gaschamber for k i l l i n g animals decidedupon (2 I n r )

HUMANE SOCIETY

~0bnations l i s ted

UA, Je 13, 1892,

8L:HR

HUMANE 3OCIETY

received aluue June l e t ,ttfe treasurer

UA, J l 16, 1892, 7 -3

JDP:HR

- Addi t iona l s u b s c r i p t i o n s made

UA, 3 1 , 1892, 5-3

HUMANE ~SeefET¥-

1st of Rochester nerbers «t Buffaloconvention,

UA,

JMtVrJP

JF.I:JA


-SOCIETY"

r meeting!

D 15 , 1892 , 6 - 2

JA oHUMANE

of appointments madei-

Ja 5 ; 1893, 8-1

IB:AA C

RtfttRN

-Reports made at monthly meeting.

UA, Ap 6V 1893, 7-3

invest igating ages of g i r l s taking partin 4b» "walking race" in Washington

UA, My 10, 1893, 5-1, 6-2

JL:HR

HUMAWB OOOIETY

H»*d-annual meet ing!

johoeeniefflucre and oonnlttee*

UA, D 16, 1892, 6-2

OJA

- Monthly report -mndg-

UA, F 2 , 1S93,

JA:JI

lscussed "Blindness Amonp,- Children "at -=fcfc»r.iiop'u lap -monthly meeting ( ft " ) -

UA, My 4, 189.^, 5-4

arrest made -*4 Washington Rinkin "walking race" affair, '

UA} My 11, 1893, 5-6

JL:RZ


CIETY

-Report of committees

UA, J l 6, 1893, 6-2

IB:JIo

uANB- SOCIETY ,--R?CtiB3?ER-

field, ft meeting a*»d Td.ic arrangementsfor ^r s t a t e convention

UA, S ?, 1893, 5-2

IB; A

reports

UA, Ag 3, 1993, 5-3

VJ:HRo

*<<

-/objects to chi ldren appearing in stage'productions. 1-£-"C?5I

UA, S l g , 1893, 5-2

HHMAWE

-fin— fiave completed plans for t*» annualconvention of »i'ia New York S~«te Soc-iet ies for the Prevention of Cruelty,

UA, 3 28, 1893, 5-3

IB: FAD IB.-FAD

• / SOCIETY

Held i t s - m o n t h l y m e e t i n g . Report*-•#-offlrcerff were g iven --

UA, N 2 , 1893, 6 -1

IB:JI


•Ml

KUUAHi SUCim

ttr twentieth anniversary

M 3, 1893, 7-1

IB:JI

> • * • • • • • • • • * * * *

HUMANE

-monthly meet ing]

UA, D 7 , 1893, 8-2

JL:FD

HUMANE. 3UU1LTY, hUCHESTER

-Report on She l t e r ,

UA, J a 4 , 1894, 7-2

J9:HR

madc~(llt'<l)

HUMANE SOCIETY

List of donat ions ,

UA, H 4 , 1893, 5-1 j M?

fB:AATL.^..

n u a l neetlng hel l ; offlecrc olport mihnUt^o; 1'l1in (1 on*-

UA, D 1 5 , 1893,

HUMANE SOCIETY

—Board of Supervisors of Monroe Countyvotes $500 to Humane-Society, i £ f c

UA, Ja 16, 1894, 6-4

JS:FAD

1 HUMANE SOCIETY

1 — $iarity

UA, Ja

A L:AA

ball

31,

given at Powers' Hallr

1 9 , S-l

•

HUMANE"

New nomborg^oleoted;~monthly report7

UA, F 8 , 1894 , 7-2

JSSAA


HUMANE SOCIETY

. Agents-Qroot and Oarrctt investigating-oase of alleged cruelty to children byJohn and Elizabeth 3ueg (Penfield)

UA, F 15, 1894, 6-2

JS:JA

•Executive—ooma it tee held nee-ting?--applications for position ofmatron received f 1 **")

Mr 26, 2-7

HUMANE SUUlhTY, K0CHE3TEK

dog away from James Me Mullenafter several complaints 4 ^ )

UA, Ap 27, 1894, 6-4

JL:FD

tffiMANE SUCIETY," HOCHE&TER

regular monthly meeting; report a»read and planfr-dtecueeed /

UA, My 3 , 1 8 9 4 , 8 - 1

nUMANE DOOIBTY

1 organization proposed}sldered more aid for children;treasurer's report ~t5" in. )

UA, Mr 8, 1894, 7-1

JS:JI

- ,Ke lc 11gulw»r m e e t i n g , nr\3 d l o o u c e » dimprovefnonts ( f )

5, , 7-2

JL:V.iP

KUMAWE -SOCIETY, ROCHESTER

An& Comiul-LtUL' of One^Hwwh"^^ openeddrive against unlawful saloons u /

UA, My 3, 1894, 7-1

HUUANE SOCIETY

6J afour children'taken awaybecause of Ms cruelty, t^r)UA, My 8, 1894, 6-2

JL3AA

JL:FD


•HUMANE OOQIETY

Beohester

new agent

UA, Uy 21, 1894, 6-6

J L : J A

HUMANE BOGXCTX

~ » e l d meeting; reporte—givefi;--«e»-agent" to^ be appointend-

UA, J e 7 ,

JL.'EQ

1IUIUNL DOOIDTY

managers i n v i t e « publ ic inspect ion

UA, J« 14, 1894, 6-4

7/ ..

HUMANE 9001-STO

to hold *• ballx. )~

UA, S 6 , 1894, 6 -1

JL.-AAo

riiirii

-Subscriptions l i s ted^ H colr>-

UA, Je 12, 1894, 8-3

JL:AA etfmm

SOCIETY

pteports presented; gagent-pe-eigneaj—ne-w method: o f k i l l t n g

)UA, J l 12, 1894, 6-1

JEIUA

HUUANU 30CIETT

Contest between c i t y a u t h o r i t i e s andthn Hu—wo Society fo r t he managementof the new pound ( 2 / 3 l )

UA, 0 12 , 1894, 6-6

MMUI


) - >

oHUMANE

Animal Agent Weitzel describeshumeine method of killing horses;illustration (feol) /

UA, 0 31, 1894, 8-1

UU.'JA

-Report of Agent \7eitzel found misleading

UA, N 8 , 1694, 7-1

city pl^ns an<? contracts forx i ty pound

UA; D 6,

JL:LG

MJMANK

-Common Council read communicationof Humane Society suggesting%hty In glTtn management f

d i d dproposed city dog pound

UA, 0 3 0 , 1894, 8-3

MM:JI

- Chief Animal Agent Weltzel charged byCarl Steinmuller with accepting &p a i r of chickens as * bribe ( l c o l , ) —

UA, N 3, 1894, 15-3

IiUMAME GQGIE-^Y

of cash contributions (5W)

UA, N 9", 1894, 8-2

r.II':TL

HUMANE SOCIETr,"HQCHEST ER

-field- annual meetingt off leopa aleotod;reports read >

UA, D 14, 1894, 10-1

MM:FD


HUMANE SOCIETY

- i n v e s t i g a t e a* case of Mrs. Effle Thonpson(Bast ian) who requested re lease of-*daughter l!aud from St . Llnry's OrphanAsylum (I***

UA Ja 10, 1895, 5-7

ViiP

HUMANE OOeiETT

~Contract s igned between City ofRochester and Humane Soc ie ty

7UAf f 7 , 1895, 7-4

MC:JI

mflttitE-

-donations, g i f t s acknowledged,

UA, F 12 t 1895, 7-3

tMC:FD

, RCGH ESTER

Contract with c i t y f or malntainanceand operation of •«• dog pond d i s c u s s e dd

J

UA, Ja 18, 1895, 8-6

AT:FD

Soolety

-Donations acknowledged (O

UA, F 8, 1895, 8-3

UC:JI

HUMANE OOOIETY-

Dog pound to b e , l o c a t e d nearGenesee Street , '

F 19, ig95, 6-6

UC:EQ

^ent r e s o l u t i o n s to Monroe representa t lyesa t Albany opposing re-establ ishment o fjfcipplng po8ty &h

UAf F 27 , 1895, 7-1

MClTL

.1eeting heldi ftnt i-.^ YU-»f»V flnw*^

UA, Mr 7, 189*5,


HUMANE OOOI&EY .ROQHESTER

- /Prohib i ted « young boy from appear ingf — — — —— — •—- — •*** ij •»•• » • — » p ^ ^m * ^ (

at Cook's Opera House

UA, Mr 12, 1895, 6-3

MC:FD

HUMANE-SOCIETY

Morrison/ O l i v i a H . , chosenorrison/ i v asecretary, ( l iitr

UA, Mr 20, 1895, 9-1

MM:JI

jl:JI

HSMANS- SOCIETY

-/Lction taken disappro/ii g biJ. tpovidin*-estabiishrrent of whipping post in I.'ewYork 3 t t e ( W

. Ap 4,1695, 7-2.

UA, Ap 1 3 , 1895, 9 - 4

HUMANE SOCIETY

reoeive portion of dog taxtnr land needed fo t iA«anue;- rented land-f or "anotlior storteyarti vn-Bay Otreet—(C/S eeli)

UAf Mr 13, 1895, 8-1

FT:TL O

HUMANr-flOCIETY

-^embers indignant over a c q u i t t a l o fRobert Hunter on charge of s tarv ing

* £ B horses . fr9*)

UA, Mr 2 2 , 1895, 5-4

JL:TL

HUMANE SOCIETY

Condemns bill in State Legislaturewhich would allow children to goon *he stage, (0 In.)

UA, Ap lif 1895, 7-2

JL:JI

HUMANE OOCIEYY

onthly report given, (l/O \sv.

UA, My 2, 1895, 5-5

OCPJJI


HUMANE BOOILIT

-0pjecta-*nd- is oppeoed to new StateCriminal Code advancing age to consentfrom 16 to 18 years. - f ^ i ^

UA, My 2, 1895, 5-5

CCP:JI

HUMANE SOCIETY

,-Dog Pound

Claimed to have no legalexistence by Judge Warner

UA, j e 3, 1S95, 6-5

CCPlECi

Dog Pound

West End Improvement Associationemands removal of

UA, Je 5, 1*595, 7-3

CCP:EQ

_/cknowledge generous contributlona-(guol)

UA, Je 22, 1895, 13-2

JA

y 't

p e t i t i o n asking for 14-a removal' fromGenesee Street presented to CommonCouncil, C^'^^1

UA, Uy 29, 1895, 8-7

JA

HUHANE-SOCIETY

object ion f i l e d to-•dog ^

UA, J e 6 , i « 9 5 , 7-3

CCPlEQ

-HUMAilE SOCIJLTZ

Pog Pound

-Special committee of th«- Common Councildecides against Oenesee Street site.O» ml.)

UA, Je 12, 1895, 9-1

- Monthly meeting he ld ; r epe r t a of dopart•Merita heard (C")

UA, J l 5, 1895, 10-6

VPIFD


-WMANK BOCISTY

67 oaees reported in July.V

UAf Ag 2, 1895, 5-2

JL:JIO

HUMANE SOCIETY-

— Dfiscussed need of dog pondi-report«--gir»eii_lXA_±

UA, N 7, 1895, 10-2

-A/At

^/Annual meeting he ld | ropoyte efO f f i c i a l s showing- th«-progre«8and work of the"society-{2^cor; )

UA, D 13 , Ig95, 9-1

MiCEQ

•HUMANE-SOCIETY

Reports

UA, Ag

SC:JI

received

8, 1895

at

o

monthly

'-1

meeting

HUMANE SOCIETY

Managers ;r"Bo ard-of

Repor ts of departments given -/ « jUA, S 5,

SC:JA

1895, 7-3

(l/gee*)

4WMANE 6Oe

Repor t s for September

UA, 0 3, 1895, 7-2

3C:MC

-1

^ C.) resigned as agentof

UA, D 5, 1895, 8-2

PT:JI

HUMANE SOCIETY'

-Repor t of C h i l d r e n ' s departmentjc h i l d begging decreased ffeeul.4^

MM:EQ


-MUMAHE OOOIMTY •

-tfeoided to take ac t ion against ch i ld'insurancei monthly reporto given (fr ool)

UA, J a 9 , l g96 , g-1

TO1ANE SOCIETY

r s e of family of e ight l i v i n g in houseunfit for habitation reported, ~(**4"

UA, F 3 , 1896 ,

JC:AA

HUMANE UOCIKTY

B a y l o r / William) home consideredunhealthful by th Hmnane ^ o c i e t

meH

UA, Ja IS, 1896, 9-6

JC:EQ ©

HUMANE OOCIETY, ROCHESTER

-Monthly meeting h e l $ -and ropogi.fi. on-vert work ?>ere--received

UA, F 6 , 1 8 9 6 , 8 - 1

MW:FD

HUMANE'SOCIETY

-Attempt made to stop child beggareiwill be seen that ohlld begging 1-ww&o enforoed V^eol* )

UA, F 15, 1«96, 13-3

JC:EQ

'IETY

drive against children( i O

UA, Mr 27, 1896, 6-6

JUtJl

HUMANE BOOIETY

m a g e n t Weitzel has controversy withNew York Central official about shipmentof horses, ~te*)

UA, P 171 1896, 7-2

AL:AA

•ilUi'.lAMC

o f M a n n g e r s , p r e s e n tm o n t h l y r e p o r t 4 £ )

UA, AP 2 , 1896, S-2


HUMANE SOCIETY

Afo

-Affort being macip to remove daughterofjjarry Alien from h*»- guardianshipt#*1 'UA, Ap 7, 1896, 6-6

JC:TL

UUKASE SOCIETY

—Monthly meeting h-eld a t 3 h e ] t e r ;aeknofrledged (4»)

UA, J l 2 , 1896, 7-6

AL:FD

HUMANE SOCIETY

Monthly report for August,made-4l/5ool)

UA, S 3 , 1896, 9-3

HULiAME

reports giveni consti tut ion?!'amendment discussed, {-&*T-

UA, 0 g, 1S96, 10-2

HUMANE SOCIETY

RedoReward offered for anyone poisoningdog with tag of t h e sooietyi •P<^md

commit tee~~gEnre-report eto»—v-U~

UA, My 7, 1896, 10-3

JiciiSO

Depai tmenl liuada made I'upoi'tu wt- monthlymeeting (tt ill1.")

UA, Jl 30, 1896, 3-6

SC:JI

IHJMAND OOGIEKf

- /ckno ' r lec ipe 3102.25 in d o n a t i o n s

UA, S 5, 1896, 9-5

HUMANE SOCIETY, -ROCHESTER

-Monthly meeting heldcdonation a wade (t^col

UA, M 5, 1896, 9-3

JP:FD


regular meeting; report of—tron; humane,

UA, D 3, 1896, 8-2

JDP:JI

ftKE SCGIETY

—Annual meeting held; anelected t -Pte-1/3 cole)

UA, D 11, 1896, 9-1

JDP:JA

rCTETY

Managers held meetingi report"!"Vigafciene—•{&—trvw)

Ja 7, 1897, 7-2

CG:JI

ilUUAHE UIiLUTER

Vound oommittee adopted new dog tagat i—** —

UA, Ja 22, 1897, 8-5

HUMANE oooiarcAn-agent shot a» dog -that waa-dying of thirst and hunger onthe rooks over the- river ledge

UA, D 7f 1896, 9-4

OiUWI

HUMANE

5 | Frederick W. ^ re-appointedas special agent of American Societyfor Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,

UA, Ja 7, 1897, 6-2

CG-.JI

HUUIETY

-Venor/ Andrew , neglected grandchildrenremoved from !»*« custodyo-f Humftnc Doclwt>—fll

UA, Ja 11, 1897, 7-3

CG:JI

«eeting-; >work of organizationd i i d i j l±

gto be divided;

UA, Ja 22, 1897, 10-4


HUMANE -BOOIETY

"* R e p a r a t i o n of t<vo depar tmentsCUSSed V*fHf**X?ttf±tt

UA F 4, 1897, 8-3

CG:R2

-HDMA5B -SOCIETY-

.. society dissolved; outesne sf two newsocieties—Society for tne Prevention ofCruelty to Children, and Society for tnePrevention of Cruelty to Animals.

UA Mr 3 . 1897. 7-27

CO:JDP

HUI/30LDT CEWTEiOIAL AUWIVLRSARY

Large audience her rd speeches by Dr,

M. B. Anderson anri Dr. Dulon

UA, 3 14 , 1869, 2-3

JG:FD

; f -» T ,• •; ' i / CftttbL' (

11 be reorganized Into two separateand distlnot societies next week ffr

7UA, F 26, 1897, 8-3

CG:JA

HUMANE

VC:i.-iB

SOCIETY '

IK

' . f ' • ' - .

i r^M aiil

:'_

/ * •

HUUBLER, MRS. ELIZABETH

Obituary (1")

UA, J l 3 , 18959 3 -4

SC:FD

HUUBOLDT LODGE

Installed officers.

UA, J a 1 0 , 1 8 8 4 , 2 - 1

CO: MB


HUMBOLT, OEOROE

See Ferguson, Alexander

J3:JA

HUUE, JOHN (SCOTTSVILLE)

Appointed Commissary Sergeant

UA, S 9, 1862, 2-3

vrjmtnm

• • iHUUE, JOHN

©ylng

UA, F 6, 1866, 2-2

JI:lML

HUME, FRANK

Sentenced

UA, N 28,

CCP :.VAL

ley

1865,

11 foi

2-2

(NUNDA)

c* robbing the honie of

HUME, ALISON KNIGHT

Married Mae Van Oerlip

UA, Je 14, 1889, 6-2

(DANSVILLE)

oSL:FD

HUME, FRANK

Died

UA, D 29, 1888, 2-5

SL-.AB

Appointed deputy and c le rk to MonroeCounty Treasurer

UA, 0 3, 1864, 2-4

HUME, JOHN

Obituary

UA F 7,

Jl

l8bb, 2-4

•


HUUE, JOHN

Listed among so ld ie r s buried at lit . Hope

Cemetery

UA, My 31, 1R69, 2-4

PJ7/IAR0

HUME

o

(OHIO)

See Pitchett, Mr.

MHM/CMV

MB*HUkMEL, CHARLES

Died.

UA, Mr 17, 1880, 2-9

RL:MB

HUMMEL, MRS. LENA

Died

UA Ja 25, 1895, 3-6

JD:RZ

HUME ,

See

1OI:HR

MARY £•

Snedaker, William

O

D.

HUMI^ACK,

7 year

UA, N

GTZ i AB

CHARLES

old lad,

22, 1880,

mi8sing from home (l£N)

2-2

O

HUMMEL, MRS. JANET

Contest i n Surrogate fo r custody oforphan c h i l d (411)

UA, Mr 27, 1896, 7-2

VM:TL

H HUMMEL,

Died

UA

JMJRZ

MRS.

Ja 25

LENA

, 1895

(SELIGMAN)

, 7-4


HUMMEL, LENA

Letters of administration grantedon estate

UA, F 11, 1895, 6-3

MClFD

HUMMEL, SIMON

See Adolphus, Mrs. Rebecca

r -----HUMMELL, SELIGMAN

Died

UA, J l 9 , 1 8 8 7 , 8 -3

, DR.

Praises work at University of Rochester

HDD, Ja 4, 1851, 2-G

AROo

HUMMEL, 3TM0N

Married Cella Plcard

UA, Mr 26, 1890, 7-1

cc mm ^ ^

HUfcOLELL JOHN (LOCK

Died ofwhen hetimbers

UA

JD:HR

Ag

BERLIN).

injuries received in Lyonsfell through some railroadon to the rocks below. (2§")

28, 1877 2-3

•

HUMN, TIFFANY

Wheelwright

of

UA

CMV

1827 and

Ag 4,

*

t name

1858

1858,

•

appears in directories

3-1

HUfcPHhEY, MR.

Elected County Judge

RDA N 13, 1351, 2-4

FG:DS


KCKPIT.SY, IT.

Badly injured vhennear Geneva

RDD, I;y 12, 1864, 2

0

sta^e

•-3

overturned

HUMPHREY, MR.

Opens Art

Reynolds

UA, F 20,

JS.-ARO

Gallery In

on Exchange

1862, 2-4

o

store owned by

Place

HTOIPHR3Y

Took

HDD,

IXH

, JUDGE

office on Jan 1, 1852

Ja 3, 1852, 2-5

o

,;or.r. tc-r... o;" court sere ions this :.:cr:ii:' :

a HUMPHREY, JUDGE

1 Attempt to rob his house made

1 RDU 0 22, 1853, 2-5

•

HUMPHREY, JUDGE

Declares State Prohibition Law

constitutional

RDU, Ag 17, 1855, 3-2

•

HUMPHREY, JUDGE

Opened new term of the Court of Sessions

RDU N 20, 1854, 3-2

CH7 ^

HULPHREY, JUDGE

Paid last respect to Orlando Hastings by

addressing the Uonroe County Bar

UA llr 21, 1861, 2-2

J9/C: V


HUMPHREY, JUDGE

Addresgea Supreme Court on death of

Messrs. Ne^on and Townsend

UA, Mr 2, 1869, 2-2

0-Zi RO

HUMPHREY, MRS. (BROCKPORT)

Died

UA, S 11, 1895, 2-2

IT m mi

HUMPHREY, BEATRICE

Died (4«)

UA, F 9, 1893, 5-2

JA:AA

HUMPHREY, CHARLES I.

Married Mary C. Lawrence (Canandaigua)

UA, S 27, 1867, 3-6

HUMPHREY,

See Peck, George

AHO

HUMPHREY, A. L.

Arrested for annoying women; beMevedto be insane (2 in.)

UA, Jl 28, 1896, 8-6

SC: JI

HUMPHREY, BERTHA

See Nolan, Edmund B,

AS:MB

HUMPHREY,

Son

UA,

AS:AB

of.

Ap

EARL

died

13, 1892

(PHELPS)

, 7-2

•


HUMPHREY, ELIZABETH

Died.

UA, Ap. 2 , 1863, 3-6.

jnnnO

HUMPHREY, ELIZABETH R. (MRS. HARVEY)

Died

UA, Jl 25, 1888, 8-6

GTZ:AB

HUMPHREY; MRS. FA1INIE DEWEY

D i e d

UA, My 1 8 , 1897 1 3 - 2

MM:JO

HUMPHREY, FRIEND

Present at Sophomore Declamation of

University of Rochester

.HDD Jl 14, 1852, 2-6

CMV

HUMPHREY,

Died

UA, Jl

MHM:AB

MRS

25,

. ELIZABETH R.

-

1888, 2-6

oHUMPHREY, ELLEN S.

See Case, James M.

HUMPHREY, FRAUCES D. (MRS. JOHN P.)

Died

UA, My 18, 1897, 3-7

JL: JO

HULIPHREY, GEORGE

Elected Vestryman in Trinity Church

RDU Mr 28, 1853, 2-3


HUMPHREY, GEO.

Elected vestryman of Trinity Episcopal

Church

RDD, Mr 29, 1853, 2-5

ARO o

HUMPHREY, GEORGE A.

Died.

UA, 0 21, 1887, 8-5

IB: MB

HUMPHREY, GEORGE H.

Elected Business Committee of Sabbath

School Union

UA, Ja 17, 1859, 3-3

MAM:ARO

HUMPHREY, GEORGE (BYRCi:)

And horse fatally injured in collisionwith locomotive

UA, Ja 2, 1S77, 2-1*-

SE:AB

HUMPHREY,

Died

UA, S

JP:FD

MRS. GEORGE

17, 1891, 2-3

o

(WILSON)HUMPHREY, GEORGE

Fined

UA,

CG:JA

$5 for drunkenness

Mr 1, 1897, 6-1

•

HUMPHREY, GEO. H.

Elected Cofc. Secretary of the

Athenaeum Association

UA Ja 13, 1858, 3-1

DS

HUMPHREY, GEORGE H.

Elected Vice P re s iden t of

Athenaeum

UA, Ja 1 1 , 1860, 2-2

MHivIlARO


.

Humphrey, Geo. H.

Mar r i ed E l i z a b e t h W. Swan

UA, My 15 ,1860 , 3-4

HUMPHREY, GEORGE H.

Deoides that street oars may bela id through James Street* (3")

UA, J l 7, 1884, 3-6

PW:UB

HUMPHREY, GEO. H.

See H o o k e r , H. B .

CMVrAB

HUMPHREY, GEORGE P.

Presented valuable volume of I t a l i a netchings to the Reynolds Library.

J l 31 ,

HUMPHREY, GEORGE H.

Letter of admin i s t ra t ion with wi l lannexed in Robb mat ter Issued to .

UA, P , 2-6*

NT:MB

HUMPHREY, GEORGE H.

Collaborated with H# Pomeroy Brewsterto write book t i t l e d "England and i t sRulers" (Illustrated) (* Col.)

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 10-7

SC:JI

HUMPHREY, GEORGE H.

See Sweeting, Leonora

JL:JI

HUMPHREY, H. & G. H.

Suffer 8 in a l l l o s s in f i re at Reynold'sBuilding

UA, r 5 , 1862, 2-4

VB:LRfdjmmra


HUMPHREY, HARRIET G.

See Williams, Elleridge

CB

HUMPHREY, HARVEY

Took o^.th of o f f i ce a s County Judge

RDA, J a 3 , 1852, 3-1

SC:ARO

HUMPHREY, HARVEY

TThig

RDD,

nominee" for

N 3, 1851,

County Julge

o

irji;rT^.~Y, r/^rTY

"Oiainated cuunt

tion

1DD 0 11, 185

/ judge at •;«•>

i, r-4

:ij Conven-

-

HUMPHREY, HARVEY

Attorney, name appears in directories of

1827 and 1858

UA Ag 4, 1858, 3-1

CMV

HUMPHREY, HARVEY

Democratic nominee for County

Judge

RDA 0 13, 1851, :3-3

DS om

HUI.:PHRSY, HARVSY

County Judge takes oath of office

RDA Ja 5, 1852, 3-1

?D:JL

JIUMPHREY, HARVEY

On Ccmmittee t o nominate R e p u b l i c a n P a r t yJQ?^ d a t e s f D r J u a t i c e of Peace in Oct.102/

UA, F 11, I8t>4, 2-1

VRiKAL


HUMPHREY, HARVEY

Obituary (1/3*

UA, My 1, 1877,

Jemjromm

col*)

2-3

dm

HUMPHREY, HIRAM H. (VICTOR)

Died

UA, D 14, 1894, 2-6

MM:FD

ARO

HUMPHREY, JUDGE HARVEY

Monroe County Bar adopted resolutionsregarding Humphrey's death, (1/2 col.)

UA, My 3, 1877, 2-5

WN:JMG

HUMPHREY,

Died

UAr F i

CL:ARO

IDA A

b, l g g l

(MRS.

, 3-7

1

GEORGE1 H)

HUMPHREY, MR. AND MRS. IRA E. (VICTOR)

Celebrate silver wedding anniversary.

UA Ap 2, 1979 2-7

HULPHREY, IRA E.

See Boughton, James

HUMPHREY, IRA E.

see Boup;hton, Albert and Seymour

GZ:ARO

HUMPHREY, IRA E

See Ellis, Daniel and Boliver

ARO


HUMPHREY,

Died

WA, Jl

AL:HR

REV.

21, 1896f 7-2

HUMPHREY, JAUES B.

Married Fannie E. Brown

UA, D 2, 1869, 3-9

CF:FD

HUMPHREY, MRS. JOHN

Died

UA Je 1*, 1S91, 7-3

(PHELPS)

SC:RZ

HUMPHREY, JOHN P-

Married Fannie D. Churchill,

UA, Ja 12, 1864, 3-8

VR:MB

HUMPHREY, JAS. B.

Eleoted foreman of

UA D 2, 1862,

MHM/JI

Alert Hose Co. No. 1

2-4

w

HUMPHREY, JAS. B.

Obituary

UA, Ag 10, 1871, 2-3

MHM:AR0

HUMPHREY, JOHN J . (CLIFTON SPRINCS)

Died

UA N 9 , 1 8 9 1 , 3 - 6

JDP:RZ

HUMPHREY, JOHN P.

Died at Clifton Springs.

UA N 10, 1891, 2-4

VJ:RZ


HUMPHREY, JOHN P .

Obi tua ry (3M)

UA, N 12, 1891 , 7-2

oJH:FD

HUMPHREY, LANSING S. (WILLIAMSPORT, P A . )

Obituary (4")

UA, N 13, 1895, 8-3

PT:JA

HUMPHREY, LILLIAN

See Winlpmson, J -C .

CC.'LR

HUMPHREY, JOSEPH L.

Admitted to p r a c t i c e law

UA, 0 28, 1897, e-2

CCP:EQ

HUMPHREY,

Died

UA,

KITTIE

Ap 9,

I

1895,

. ... . ... L.

6-6

o

HUMPHREY, REV. L. S.

He was ordained by the Bishop ofWestern New Yoric on November 8thin St . John»s Chapel, HobartCollege, Geneva (2 i n . )

UA N 9, 1887, 3-1

CL:JI

HUMPHREY, REV. LANSING SWAN (LANCASTER, PA.)

Married Rose Bentley (Willlarasport, Pa . )

UA 0 13, 1891, 2-6

JM:JI

HUMPHREY, LILLIAN

See Williamson, John Char les

CC:FD


HUMPHREY, MRS

Obituary (

UA, P 1 2 ,

MV:FD

• LOUISE M.

1895, 6-7

o

(PORT WAYNE INDIANA) HUMPHREY,

Died

UA, Ag

CCP:ARO

MARY C.

14, 1865, 3-a

oHUMPHREY, MAUD

Awarded 1 s t p r i z e by S t . Nicholas publish-ers for an original drawing

UA, Mr 31, 1834, 2-2

n t mmm

HUMPHREY, LIAUD

Died

UA, Ap 8 , 1895 , 7-4

JL:AA

HUMPHREY, MAURICE L.

Letters of administration Issued onestate

UA, Mr 26, l«9O, 5-c

oo mm

HUMPHREY, MAUD

Pamous for illustrations in magazinesand Jurenile publications

UA, 0 11, 1894, 8-1

MM:JI

HUMPHREY, MAURICE L.

Committed suicide by taking ratpoison

UA, Mr 24, 1890, 6-4

cc mm

HUMPHREY, OLIVER E.

Missing from Adrian, Michigan,a r r e s t e d f o r v a g r a n c y i n B u f f a l o ( 2 W )

UA, Ja 15, 18*1, 2-2

MHM:ARO


HUMPHREY, MRS. OTIS (PALMYRA)

K i l l e d by locomotive

UA, N 18 , 1896, 2-5

GTZ:HR

HUITHREY, P3RCV & CO.

Suffers $6000 loss in State St. fire

TJA, Ap 14, I6o5, 2-3

UALtlLkL

HJltPHREY, HJJUS

Obituary; Invented end perfected f i r s t threshing machine, working on cylinder principle

TTA, Vr 9, 1871. 2-2

HUMPHREY, GENERAL V.

Died

UA. S 7, 1897, 3-7

HUMPHREY, OTIS E, (HONEOYE FALLS)

Married Louise Plllsbury (Honeoye Falls)

<U")UA9 Je 3, 1891, 6-2

SC.-HR

HUMPHREY, RALPH

Assaulted; fear left arm to be am-putated (?").

UA My 1R, lggg, 2-5

JC:JDP

HUMPHREY, SARAH H.

See Southworth, Rev. Edward,

ME:J3

HUMPHREY,

Listed

UA, Mr

, pw mma

w.as

16,

E.

Supervisor

1883, 4-2

•

of

I

Springwater (Rep)


HUMPHREY, W. J. (WARSAW, N.Y.)

Married H. H. Mulholland.

UAt Jl 9, 1874, 2-4

JD:KB

HUMPHREY, WASHINGTON G.

Married Olivia Augusta Dake

UA, S 16, 1880, 3-9

GTZ:KB

HUMPHREY, W.S. (CHILI)

Married Ettie Collins (Chili)

UA, 0 28, 1885, 2-3

JG:FD

HTTMPHREY

Hadof a

UA,

Jem mm

, WILLIAM

one of his feet amputated becausetwo year old bruise (1")

My l*t 1PQ0, 7-1•

HUMPHREY, WILLIAM (TORONTO)

Married Annie Llaud Bur ford

UA, S 8, 1897, 9-3

•

SC:JA

HUMPHREYS, EDWIN NELSON

Died

UA, Jl 6, 1896, 7-2

AL:FAD A

HUMPHREYS, ANNIE

Died

UA, S 15, 1882, 3-7•

JD:ARO W

iHU^IPHPEYS, ELSY (BRCCKPORT)

Letters of administration Issued onestate

UA, Mr 5, 1896, 6-1

JC:JA ™


HUMPHREYS,

Died

UA, J a 3

LR:FD

LIONEL

, 1 8 8 8 ,

3 .

2-6

0

HUNBRECK, FREDENNEND

See Norton, Lawrence

NT:ARO

HUNDRED ACRE TRACT

S«e also pulteney Estate

JL

HUnlPSTONE,

Dieei.

PC'.LR

D. M.

1890

(LiRS.

, 5-6

WILLIAM )

HUNCKLEY, HELEN

See Gardner, Thomas

nt;mmm

HUNDARD, JACOB

Died

UA, Ag 22 , 1892, 5-4

HUNDRED ACRE TRACT

Barton, Benjamin purchases t r a c t from

Kbenexer Al lan i n March 1792*

RDA J l 28 , 1851, 2-1

RH:JL

HUNEMAN, FRED

See Giess, Joseph

A JC: A3


HUNGAD, JOHN

Dismissed as Janitor of No. 19 school;•alary budget fop September adopted;transfer of teaohers made ($eol)

UA, 0 2 , 1894, 8-1

oMM:JA

HUNGAD, JOHN W.

Harried Daisy Turner

UA, N 1 1 , 1886, 3-3

GTZ:HR

HUNOERFORD, CAROLINE E,

-. See Winn, A. Curtis

HUKGAD, JOHN T.

Ditd

UA, 4p 16, 1895, 6-6

©JL:JI

HUNGATE, GEORGIA I.

Letters of administration issued ohestate

UA, S 9, 1892, 5-1

H U N G A T E , G E O R G I A I N E Z ( M R S . F . M . )

Died

UA, Ag 6 , 1892, 5-4

JDP:HR

HUNGERPORD, BURTON H. (PERRY)

Married Hannah Preston (Perry)

UA N 26, 1S9O, 7-3

CMV

SC:JI

HUNGERFORD, FAYETTE

Obituary . (7 i«)

UA N 30 1889 5-6

JM:AA


KUNGERFORD, H.A. (YATES)

Married Ella Hill (Somerset)

U*t Ap 3, 1886, 7-2

HUNGERFORD, LOTTIE A. (MRS. NEWELL L. )

Died

UA Ag 11, 1887, 2-1*

HUNGEP.FORD, SAP AH P-

Dled

UA Ap 6, 1883, 2-2

HUNGERFORD SuITH, J. COMPANY

Annual reports filed

UA, j a 30, 1896, 7-5

SCAB

HUNGERFORD, HARVEY (BROOKLYN)

Died (Formerly of Rochester)

UA, 0 15, 1891, 5-5

OVJ:FAD

HUNGERFORD, SARAH P.

Wins ac t ion to fo rec lose a mortgageon property of El iza H. Cozzens.

UA, Ap 20, 1275, 2-lJ-

WN:UB

HUNGERFORD, MRS. SARAH P,

Died

UA Ap 6, 1883, 3-8

:.:s:RZ

HUNGERFORD,

Obituary

UA Ap

RL:HR

THOMAS A.

- (4")

3, 1878 2-2

•

m


HUNGERFORD, THOMAS A,

Monroe County Bar adopts resolutionsof condolence. (3M)

UA Ap 4, 1878 2-2

HUNGERFORD, THOMAS A

Funeral services described (2")

UA, Ap 5, 1878, 2-3

HUNILL

See

CL:MB

, JOHN

Wheat,

W.

Mary M.

•

GTZ:ARO

HUNIHGTON, 'GEORGE

Will admi t ted to p r o b a t e

UA J l 3 1 , 1896, 7-7

AL:VH>

HUNIS , GEO.

Died

UA

ME:J3

Mr 16, 1864 2-1

•

HUNN, A.Z.

Married

UA, 0 30

SCAB

(BRISTOL

Myra Duel

, 1390, 7-3

<

CENTER)

(Ches-

>

ier)

HUNLEY, AUSTIN

Died.

UA, Je 26,

1IHU:IIB

HUNN, ADALINE

Died

UA, My 29,

1889,

(MRS.

1876,

(BATH) I

6-2 1

• ITIFFANY)

3-5


HUNN

US

, CHARLES

Died In

RDD, Ja

T

Ravenna,

21, 1852

^hio

, 3-3

x\ ID

Liarried Elizabeth ^ . HUES (^est Bloouifield)

HUNN, MRS. DIANTHA (ELBA)

Died

A Ag l g , 1887, 7-2

HUNN, CHESTER

Died

UA, Mr 28,

MHA'.iAB

A.

1892

(GENEVA)

, 7-1

o

HUNN, DAVID L. J R . (ANGELICA)

Married Elizabeth A. Russ (WestBloomfield)

RDA, N 10, 1852, 3-1

HUNN, ELIZABETH (r.:RS. DAVID)

Died

UA, A,, 16, 136 , 3-9

nejran'i

HUNN, F. S.

Sold land for $1,000 to A, Bennett Hunger,Canandalgua

UA, Ja 19, 1877, 2-3


HUNN, MRS. FRANCES 8.

Died

UA 0 27 f 1868, 2-6

GZ/CJfiV

HUNN, FRANK E.

Joined firm of Goerge W. Lawrence &Co. Watertown

UA, S 19, 1871, 2-3

MHM:AB

HUNN, LIBBIE W.

Died

UA, Ap 10, 1871, 3-8

CCP:FD

HUNN, MRS. MARY FOX

Died

UA My 7 , 1 8 8 8 , 2 -6

HUNN, FRANCIS S.

Sold to H. H. Edgerton a l o t for $2,200

UA, N 13, 1875, 2-2

jCU:FD

HUNN, JOHN (HENRIETTA)

Struck on head by hia uncle Wm«

Hunn. Seriously hurt

UA, 0 10, 1860, 2-3

CG:AR0

HUNN, MARGARET R . (CANANDAIGUA)

Died

UA, S 3 , 1886, 8-5

LGrARO• • • IHUNN, TIPFANY

Died.

UA, Ap 7, 1976, 3 -5

CP:MB


HUNN, TIFFANY

Rochester pioneer. Came to Rochesterin 1817. (3-)

UA, Ap 8, 1876, 2-3

CP.'UB

HUNN, WM. (HENRIETTA)

Struok nephew on

danger

UA, 0 10, 1860,

&

head; still in

2-3

HUNN AND SLHTH

Willard manufacturing furni ture forState Asylum at Ovid

UA, Je 2 9 , 1R69, 2-2

\J

gz;mram

HUNN, SMITH AND SPENCER

Article giving a description of themanner in which furniture is manu-factured by this concern.

UAf N 18, 1870, 2-4

JUB

HUNN, SMITH & SPENCER

Advertisement describing their furnituremanufactory. (1/10 col.)

UA 0 8, 1872 2-2

VC:HR

HUNN, SMITH, AND SPENCER

Lumber house caught fire, slightdamage reported

UA, My 30, 1870, 2-1

afv;

HUNN SMITH & SPENCERt

Plan to build a 5 story buildingnear Jay 8t. Bridge.

UA Mr 23, 1872, 2-1

HUNN, SMITH AND SPENCER

Upholstery establishment and friendsof the firm present Mr. Smith withtestimonial*

UA, 8 1, 1873, 2-3

WN:MB


HUNNf SMITH & SPENCER

S t e w a r t , J . T.

AB lift

HUNNELL, BENTON (EVANSVTLLE, IND.)

Married Mary Elchorn (Roches te r )

UA, 0 20, 1890, 2-6

JL:FD

HUNNINGTON

His Dioroma exhibited at Concert Hall.

0 15, 1S51, 2-8

SVtJL

HUNT,

Hanged h imse l f .

UA, Je 1 2 , 186?!, 2 -1

(VIEKKA)

CG:MB

HUNNAM, OEO. A*

Died

UA., My. 1 3 , 1 8 8 9 , 2 - 5

JDP:FADo

HUNNIBELL, E. J . (CHICAGO)

Married Mrs. Cora Davis Smith (Clyde)

UAf 0 17 , 1893, 7-1

IB:JI

HUNSISGER, fcR.

Attem]t made to rob h i s bakery on Main

ST.

RDA, F 12, 1851, 2-4

; 1

HUNT,— (UTICA)

Issued a ten-cent shinplaster, redeemed

JiSr 8 °f UtlCa by T Bucnanan'UA, N 24, 1862, 2-1

MHM;NT_


HUNT,

See June, J .

HUHT, HISS (GENESEO)

See Kellogg, Mr.

SCUI

HUNT, 1IR.

Suffered $500 loss in f ire

UA, Ag 22 , 1862, 2-1

VR: A)

HUNT, GOVERNOR

Vis i t ed Rochester

RDD tty 26, L85L, 2-4

HUNT, DR. (NEWARK)

Formerly of Buffalo Commercial Advertiserhas become editor of Newark DallyAdvertiser

UA, *p 24, ie66, 2-4

ccp.mmm

HUNT

DS

, MR.

His house set on fire

slept^^rakened child

RDU Ag 15, 1855, 3-2

while

saves

h i s

a l l

family

HUNT, REV. (NUNDA)

Presbytery of Rochester began meetingat St. Peters Church with sermon byRev. Hunt (lM)

UA, Ap 13, 1875, 2-1

ARO

HII:T, GCV:. crcii

Visited Rocherter

1DD, Je 7, 1°51,


HUI;

VL:

T, GOVERNOR

Reviews

HDD, S

i four city

19, 1851,

1

military

3-3

companies

HUNT, GOVERiNGR

Letter to Mayor of Rochester on

canal enlargement

RDD, Je 8, 1852, 2-1

MC

HUNT, CLARK

Married May E. Nellls

UA N 27, 1896, 7-3

DP^RZ

HUNT, GERTRUDE

See Gates, Alfred D,

HUNT

CB

, GOVERNOR

Arrives in

RDD, My 29

Rochester with

, 18o2, 2-5

his wife

AT:FD

HUNT, EX-GOVERNOR

Purchased the Hardy Es ta te a t Lockport

RDD, N 24 , 1852, 2-3

H'LH

HUNT, MRS. FRANCES

Died

UA Je 18, 1894, 6-2

JL.-RZ

HUIJT

ARO

, GOVERIP

Expected

RDU, D 8,

R (LOCKPORT)

to recover from illness

1853, 3-1

•


HUNT

DS

, GOVERNOR

Reoeived Millard Flllmore and

Lorenzo Burrows at Hie Lockport

home

UA Ag 17, 1858, 2-2

O

HUNT, GOVERNOR

UA considers him "an excellent sample

of the cunning, calculating, cold

hearted, negative class of politician^

UA, Ag 31, 1858, 2-1

VR:ARO O

(SPRINGWATER)HUNT, A. L.

Died

UA, My 27, 1SS6, 7-2

HUNT, GOVERNOR

Speaks at Union Party Ra}Jy at

Corinthian Hall

UA, S 27, I860, 2-3

HUNT, ALBERT B. (WASHINGTON, D.C.)

Harried Lizzie A* Grace

UA, N 14, 1895, 8-2

HUNT, ADDIE (OAKS CORNERS)

See Crandall, Myron H.

HUNT, ALVAH

Arrived in Pochester to attendItate Fair juii civic celebration

HDD, S 18, 1.C51, 2-7

HUNT, ANDREW (3ATAVIA, N. Y.)

Killed in explosion while workingon Le High Railroad at Le Roy. (

UA, Ja 2, 1891, 7-5


HUNT, 1!RS.

Death in Perinton

HDD, N 2 8 , 1853, 3-4

?'LH

FD

HUNT, ANNA

See Bond,

JD:ARO

HUNT, BENJAMIN (88)

Married Mrs. J u l i a A. Sherman (90)

UA, 0 20, 1897, 6-4

HUNT, AKN

Died

UA, N 26,

WN:JHG

1869,

(CHARLOTTE)

3-3

*

HUNT, ANN

Sold part of Huntington nursery toRochard R. Gay for $1800

UA, Ag 21, 1875, 2-4

'•*• mmm nirynnr" ~ MW rrrrM - - -^HUNT, ANN

Letters of administration on estateiflaued to John Clark

UA, Je 23, 1897, 6-3

MM:AA

HUNT, ANNA

Died

UA, S 29

AL: EQ

ADELAIDE

, 1*96, 7-2

•

HUNT, BETSEY

See Landon, X.

DS


HUNT CLUB, GENESEE VALLEY

Ninth annual reunion held; equletrianfeats desorlbed (1 col)

UA, Jl 9, 1886, 1-5

FG:ARO O

HUNT, CARRIE

See Morrell, James,

AJC:HR

HUNT, CELIA LI.

Purchased property on South Clintonfrom Julius F Brayton an3 ^Ife for$13,000.00

UA, F 13, 1877, 2-6

ho

HUNT, 0. B.

Hooted delegate by SpenoerportRepublican Party to County Convention<3* i n . )

UA, J l 2 , 1894, 2-3

JM:JI

HUNT, C.

Died.

UA, Ap

VC:iIB

SELER

19, 1876,3-7

•

(EAST HENRIETTA)

-

HUl^T,

See

JDr'ARO

CAP.RIE

Eckler, Berdett

•

HU::T, CA~HEFI::E

Depth

I'A, Je IE, 1831, 3-5

FD.'LC

HOHT, CHARIES (PERINTON)

Married Ifartha Baldwin (Victor)

HDD F 20, 1851, 3-3


HUNT, CHARLE8

Died ( l j« )

UA N 11,

SC:RZ

(RU8HVILLE)

1890, 7-4

oHUNT, CHARLES L.

Appointed clerk of the surrogate'scourt

UA, Mr 18, 1884, 2-4

lg nunm

mHUNT, CHARLES L.

To again become a deputy County Clerk

UA J l 3 1 , 1894, 5-2

JM:RZ

HUNT, CHAS. V/.

Granted p - t ^ n t for Car Coupling

UA Ja 16, 1S91, 7-3

LR

HUNT, CHARLES

Withdraws as Republican oandldate fornomination as county clerk (5fr in.)

UA, Jl 21, 1894, 8-2

JMlJIo

HUNT, CHARLES L.

Announced his candidacy forCounty Clerk ( $ )

UA, Je 6-1

JLlEQ

HUNT, CHARLES M. (W. NEW BRIGHTON)

Granfed pa t en t for Driving Mechanismfor Cars .

UA, Ja 3 , 1891, 7-4

PR: MB

HUNT, CHARLES W.

Granted three patents for car trucks.

UA liy 15 1891 6-6


HUNT, CHARLES

Given patent

UA,

SC:JA

J l 3 0 ,

W.

for

1897

(WEST BRIGHTON)

o l u t o h meohanism

, 7 - 1

o

HUNT, CHARLEY

Captured, sent back to Lyons Jail

UA Mr 10, 1860, 2-2

MHM/aiV

HUNT, D. T.

Appointed postmaster of Charlotte

UA, Ap 13, 1861, 2-1

HUNT, D. T.

ippointed

(CHARLOTTE, N.

Engrossing Clerk

Sta te Assembly

UA, J a 22,

HD:ARO

l8t>6, 2-2

«

Y.)

in the New York

HUNT D. T.

Resigned as

UA Ag 15,

CF:RZ

1 HUNT, D. T.

1 See Smith , G

1 CCP:MB

1

trustee

1877, 2-

1

. w .

6

of Kelly Lamp Works.

.5

1

HUNT,

See

.V :RZr1 VC:JI

. ^ i . . " - . ^ ^ ^ - . .• „ . . . ^ . i — ^ ^

D. T.

Kelley Jfmes H.

•

•

•tki

DANIEL F.

Postmaster of Rochester; is a localRepublican anc9 is running for athird term; opposed by other promi-nent Republicans ( l l in.)

UA Mr 1, 1S83, 2-1


HUNT, DANIEL

Appointed

Jr.

UA Mr

JS/CMV

T.

guardian

22,1862,

o

of Benjamin T. Hunter,

2-3

HUNT, DELIA

Died at Cape Palmas Missionary Station,Africa.

UA, Ap. 2, 1863, 2-1

rahm sunn

HUNT, E.P.

Suffered $5,000 loss in a large fire

in Medina

UA, D 27, 1870, 2-5

HUNT, DANIEL T.

U. S. Senate confirmed Hunt as Postmasterof Rochester

UA, Mr 12, 1875, 2-1

CO:AB

HUNT, DANIEL T. (MONROE COUNTY)

Appointed Engrossing Clerk of the Assembly

UA, Ja 21, 1965, 3-2

FD:MAL ©

HUNT, DANIEL

Listed as

UA,

wn;mb

Ap 21,

T.

postmaster

1875, 2-6

of Rochester.

#

HUNT, DELLA

See Loomis, L.W

LG:FD

HUNT, EDITH (ROCHESTER)

See Whitlock, Arthur Page (Syracuse)

CC:LR


HUNT, ELISHA

Pleaded guilty to setting fire to thebarn of Martin Galusha

UA, N 20, 1862, 2-4

HUNT, ELIZABETH

Letters of administration granted uponestate.

MA F 1 1 , 1 8 8 4 , 2 - 4

CC:LR

HUNT,

See

CL:A3

ELIZA

Haynes, Wm.

#

HUNT, ELIZABETH B.

See Doty , Alvah

Jd;mmm

HUNT, ELIZABETH H.

See Sutherland. Schuyler

HUNT, ELLEN E. R. (MRS. NATHAN'

Died

UA, S 14, 1687, 8-4

HUNT, ELLA M.

Funeral n o t i c e .

UA, My 4 , 1886, 2-6

IBilfi

HUNT, ELLISON

Arrested for committing arson

UA, Mr 17, 1862, 2-1

FO:MC


HUNT, ELLISON

Pound gu i l ty of arson,

UA, N 22, 1862, 2-3

MHM:NT

HUNT, EMMA LOUISE

P o l i c e found confession ofWilliam Lake in Van Camphouse; illus. (3£col.)

UA, 0 2 0 ,

101 :EQ

HUNT, FRANK P . (MEDINA)

Arrested for attempting to criminallyassault Kitty E. LIurphy. (2").

UA Ap 3 0 ,

HUNT, ELTON

See A l l e n ,

JD:HR

Albe

•

HUNT, ELSTON

Lie ted as1813.UA, F 14,

HR

Path

1883,

Master of Viotor In

4-2

*

HUNT, EMMA

Found b e a t e n t o dea th In home of h e remployer , Joseph Van Camp; p o l i c eon the lookout f o r Will iam Lake,farmhand ( £ c o l )

UA, 0 19 , 1894,

MM:JA

8-3

O

JDP:JDP

HUNT, REV. EMORY W. (TOLEDO, OHIO)

Marr ied Joseph ine Kendrick (2")

UA, s 7 , 1887, 6 -3

HUNT, FRED

Marr ied Marlon

UA,

PR: MB

Ja 3, 1891

(CONESUS)

Ingelow.

, 8-2

•


KVHT, FREELtfN (HEW YORK)

Harried E l i z a b e t h Thompson Parmenter

(Cambridge) i n Cambridge

HDD, ° 2 0 , 1853, 3-4

CB

HUNT, GEORGE

Former Third N. X, Cavalry member,granted arrearages of pension of$12 ,000 . I s insane . Wife appointedguardian.

UA, 0 2 , 1886, 2-3

CP:MB

HUNT, GEO. W.


UA L:y 6, 1884, 4-3

LO:f z

HUNT,

Died

UA,

LG:A-0

G.v/

at

Ap

Bridgeport,

24 lPn4 2-9

(

Conn.(5")

»

HUNT, FREEMAN

Died in Brooklyn

UA, Mr 4, 1858, 2-

FD:AR0

HUITT,

\rrivel in Rochester to attendState Fair a~l =ivic celebration

HDD, S IS, 1C51, L-7

"LH O

HUNT, GEORGE

Married Cora Evelyn Glim an

UA S 1 1 , 1896 , 7-2

BRZ

HUNT, MRS. H. H. (BOSTON)

Prominent Temperance leader, spoke atBrick Church; she is endeavoring toeducate the school children on the badeffects of alcohol on the human body(3") ^

UA Ap 9, 1883 2-4

VC:HR


TOTT, HARRIET

See Crittenden, Josiah T

HUNT, HORACE (T.7HIG)

Slee ted Supervisor of portage

HDD, Ap 10, 1S54, L>4

HUNT, REV. HORACE H. (FAIRPORT)

Obituary

UA, J e 23 , 1897, 1-7

MM:RF

HUNT, IDA

See Wilbur, Edward

HUNT, MRS.

Died (1

UA

8C:RZ

N 11

HENRY

i"), 1890,

(RUSHVILLE)

7-4

oHUNT,

MC

HORACE

Elected

RDD, Ap

(7THIG) (PORTAGE)

Town Supervisor

15, 1854, 2-2

•

BII i Mi

HUNT, HORACE H. (FAIRPORT)

Will probated

UA, J l 22 , 1897, 6-6

SC:JA

HUNT, MRS. J . J .

See Young, D. P,


HUNT, JAMES

Died

UA F l f

MS :RZ

1 8 8 6 , 2 -6

•

HUNT, JAi.CFS

Obi tuary

UA, J l 2,

CL:AB

1887, 8-4

O

HUNT, JAMES

D i e d

UA D 2 2 ,

IB:HZ

1887, 2-4

•

*w*r • -w- M * * ™ft';«'''**4«hj$0*

HUNT,

IB:JI

JAMES 11.

Funeral notioe

UA F 1, 1886, 8-7

\

4 HUNT, JEROME B. (BATH)

1 Remains brought from Auburn for buria l

1 UA, Mr 1 1 , 1889, 6-1

1 JP:FD

1 HUNT, JOHN

I Fr-ed f r n ch r~e of attempting to

1 shoot Hiran F. '"ri^ht1I UA Je 26, 1861, 2-4

1 ?'}: D3

HUNT JESSIEt

See Huber, Charles F.

JCMlARO V

HUNT, JOHN (GROVELAND)

Died

UA, S 19, 1865, 3-8

CCP:SC ^


HUNT, JOHN

Three of his houses damaged by fire;loss |l,5OO.

UA, My 30, 1871, 2-5

CO:MB

HUNT, JOHN

House burned In Tyler St. fire; faultyfire alarm system blamed

UA, Ja 20, 1875, 2-2

HUNT, JOHN

Arrested on charge of burglary.

UA, My 2, 1993 2-2, (5")

MW:CL

HUNT, JOHN

Will admitted to probate

UA, 0 25, 1894, 6-5

HUNT, JOHN

House occupied by Ellen Brady andonned by John Hunt burned. The firespread to another house o"Tied byHunt and occupied by Daniel Fletcher;damage $500 each; insured

UA 8 3, 1873, 2-2

HUNT, JOHN

Fire destroyed property valued at$5,000.00

UA, F 13, 1877, 2-2

hmjmmm

Hunt, John

Died

"*» ° 5,

MMIEQ

HUNT, JOHN

Case of sail box robbing continued InFederal Building. (3«)

UA, F 18, 1896, 6-5

JC:AA


HUNT, JOHN

Examination con t inued ; charged - l t hrobb ing a n a i l box (2M)

UA, F 22,

JC:TL

1896, 11-3

HUNT, JCHH H. (NEW YORK)

This former ochesterlan died.

UA D 27, 1879 2-6

CL:HR

HUNT, JOSIE

Claims to be author of "The Kiss", proved

by her own confession that she must have

been only 11 years old when it was written

UA, Ja 19, 1867, 2-1

JI:ARO

HUNT JOSEPH

Died

UA, Ap 1 2 , 1886, 3-3

HUNT, JOHN

Jumped his bail on burglarycharged; taken into custody

UA, Mr 31, 1896, 9-4

oJC:JA

HIT. IT

Ci.IV

> jcmr T»

Death

RD'J D 8,

i*1'"'" n iriihriiti '" ' ' ' ' ' " 'Ilimihii ii

1£52, 2-3

oHUNT, JOSEPHINE KENDRICK (ASHVILLE, N. C.)

Formerly of Rochester, died.(4 lines)

UA, 3 25, 1890, 5-6

SCrMB

HUNT, JULIA

Death

RDAt F 15, 1851, 2-7

MLH


HUNT, LAVINA

Died

UA

JG:RZ

Ap 28, 1888, 2-7

#

HUNT, LILLIAN

Died

UA, P is,

1IC:EQ

1*95, 6-2

mHUNT,

See

lb mmm

LIZZIE

Snellgrove, George

•

HUNT LOUISA LUNETTE GREENLEAF (UIRS. BENJA1/IN F.)I ' (BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT)

Died

UA, Ap 22, 1893, 2-7

MW:JA

HUNT, LIBBIE A.

See Stevens, Charles

JDP:HRe

HUNT, LILLIAN MAY

Died

UA J e 24, 1893 , 2-5

HUNT, LOTTIE

See P i e r s o n , S. F .

SC:HR

HUNT, LYMAN (GROVELAND)

His chi ld died

UA, Mr 11 , 1881, 2-5

CL:AB


HUNT, MftS. U. H. (BOSTON)

Delivered address on "Temperance" at theSecond Baptist Church

DA, F 4, 1884, 2-1

O

HUNT, MAGGIE J.

See Melville, J. W.

AD:iIB

HUNT, MARY (CHILI)

Arrested for larceny

UA My 4, 1867, 2-4

CG:JI

HUNT, MARY (MEDINA)

See Hood, Charles Newton, (Medina)

HUNT, MAGGIE

Died

UA Ja

AJC'JT

E.

18, 1875,

9

3-6

I

:..RS. :.:ARY

Dep.th

UA, J>. 14, 130?, 3-7

UiyiHUNT, MARY

Obituary.

UA Ap 6, 2-lf-

GTZ.'HR

HUNT, MRS. MARY E.

Died at Waterville, N. Y,

UA 0 26, 1863 3-5

NT U S


HUNT, MRS.

Death

UA, 0

LM:MC

MARY H.

17, 1861, 3-6

HUNT, MARY L .

Death in Newark, N. J

RDA, F 27 , 1851, 2-6

MLH

HUNT, MELLICENT

See Clarke, Archibald S.

CCP^AB

HUNT, MRS. NANCY (CHURCHVILLE)

Died

UA, N 15, 1894, 2-6

HUNT,

SC:JI

MARY K,

See Hood,

(MEDINA)

Charles N.

O

MliJA

HUNT, MARY L.

Died in Newark, N. J.

HOD F 27, 1861, 3-3

CMV

HUNT, MILLIE J .

Died

UA 0 24 , 1887, 2-5

IBIRZ

HUNT, REBECCA

Died

UA, Mr 17, 1894, 10-1

J S : J A


HUNT, REBECCA

See Pa t t e r son , Richard

CCP:LJIL

HUNT, RICHARD

Obituary

UA, Ag 28 , 1885 , 2-3

AJC.'ARO

RICHArD & JOSEPH

Buffered loss of -1,000 '-hen shop

burned

UA N 5, 1860, ?.-?

CG:DS

HUNT, DR. S.

Police Court Case; health regulations

violations

UA, Je 29, 1858, 3-1

FD:MC

HUNT, RICHARD

Died

U*, Ag 27, 1885, 3-3

AJC.'ARO

HUNT, RICHARD '.V.

Shoefrom

store damaged inlighting a stove

UA, F 11, 1878, 2-2

ad mmm•

firewith

resultingkerosene

HUNT, R0S7/ELL (ELMIRA)

Died. ( J " )

UA, 0 1 1 , 1877, 2 - 1

CL :MB

HUNT, REV. DR. SANDFORD

Died In Clnoinnat i ; services In Rochester.( - )

UA, P 1 7 , 1806, 7 -2

JClAA


HUNT, SARAH (MRS.)

See Bly, Douglas

Jd;mmra

HUNT, DR. SIMON

Present at meeting of Veterans ofWar of 1812

RDU, D 30, 1854, 3-2

MLH

HUNT, DR. SIMON

Died

UA, Ap 12, 1864, 2-2

YRllIB

%

HUNT, SARAH C

See Johnson, Win. H.

ARO

HUNT, REV. T. DWIGHT

Addressed Sunday School Union

meetings

RDD Ja 14, 1851, 2-3

HUNT; 3IM0N

Physician,

of

UA

ct:v

1827 and

Ag 4

name appears in directories

1858

, 1858, 3-1

•

^ZL-* -7HUNT, T. D.

Watch stolen from him by Thomas Mersey;Thomas Mersey taken to Jail.

UA, Ag 3, 1863, 2-2

R:DS

HUNT, REV. T. P.

Lectured on Temperance a t Corinthian

Hall

RDA, J a 6, 1852, 3-1

SC:AftO


HUNT,

winUA,

WN.-ARO

THOUAS (PITTSFORD)

admitted to probate

N 3 0 , 1SSO, 2-1*

•

(i- )HUNT, THOMAS

Harried Miss Mo Donagh

UA, N 19, 1387, 8-3

IB:ARO

HUNT, THQHAS (HAMMONDSPORT)

Died

UA, S 23, 1S93, 7-?

IB:FAD W

iHUNT, K3V. THCI.AS P - |

Lecturei on Temperance; Resolutions 1for Total Abstirance passed L

RD , Ja 6, 1852, 2-4 I

KLH ^ P P

HUNT, THOMAS J .

Death

UA, Ap 1 7 , 1 8 6 0 , 3 - 4

FDlARO ^

HUNT, THOMAS W.

Died

UA, 3 15, 1887, 8-4

1 l b mmm •

HUNT, RE?. TIMOTHY DWIGHT

Died

UA, P 8 , 1 8 9 5 , 6 - 3

HUNT, W. J .

Marr ied Agrie M i l l

UA, My 4 , 1883, 3-7

v o mramMCUX


HUNT, W.W.

Democrat; listed as Supervisor ofNunda

UA, Mr 14, 1-83, 2-2

AFC O

HUNT, WASHINGTON

Delegate from the 29th District to the

Chicago Convention.

UA Ag 25, 1864 3-3

FD:JS

HUNT, WASHINGTON

At Democratic rally in Washington Square

urges the defeat of Lincoln in the

coming election

UA, S 17, 1864, 2-1

VB:JMG

HUNT, WILLIAM

Death

UA, N 8, 1864, 3-1

mm jar

HUNT, W. W.

Lifted as Supervisor of Nunda (Dem)

UA, Mr 16, 1683, 4-2

pw

HUNT,

To

UA,

VBlJMG

WASHINGTON

speak

8 16,

at Washinton

1864, 2-1

•

Square

HUNT, WILLIAM

Died

UA S 8, 1860, 3-4

JS:DS

HUNT, WILLIAM (EAST BRIGHTON)

pied of internal injuries when he fell,

striking his abdomen on a snubbing post

UA, 0 13, 1969, 2-2

WN:AB


HUNT, WU.

While

UA, F

drunk stabbed his

15, 1873, 2-2

O

brother George

HUNT, WILLIAM

Died

UA, Ja 10, 1894, 6-4

JS:AA o

HUNT,

Son

UA,

kb mmm

WILLIAM

of, died

S 14, 1887, 6-4

oHUNT, WM. F.

Presented a goldE, Selye Citizens

UA

VC:HR

Ap 29, 1874

corps badge by CompanyCorps*

2-2

•

HUNT, WILLIAM JAMES

Died

UA Ja 23, 1883, 3-7

VC:JI

HUNT, WILSON G.

Signature on card certifyingof uniforms subject of recentover uniform swindle

UA, Je 4, 1861, 2-5

#nhn:mmm

qualitycontroversy

HUNT,

Poem

UA,

NT:ABO

HUNT

MC

WILLIAM 3.

entitled "In Memorian" {?%")

Je 3, 3SB?, IJ--1

& HALL (MUMFORD)

Variety store burned

RDU, F 12, 1856, 3-3


HUNT AND VAN ZANDT

Reoeived patent for Medicated Fan

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 2-4

oGZ:FD


R e s u l t s of annual hunt he ld InGeneseo

UA, J l 7 , 1890, 6-4

FG:HR


Annual horse shcv and steeolechase heldat Geneseo; winners l i s t e d . (8n)

UA, 0 5, 1896, 11-3

AL:AA

HUNTER

noesn't approve of a change ofclimate for consumptive patient

RDU, AP 11, 1654, 2-3

MLH

HUNT CL"B, nzr?sKE VALLEY

H e l d anrvj*vl m e e t i n g i n G^neseo (9 M )

UA, J l 9 , 1 3 3 7 , 2 - 2


Initial run held; riders listed; briefdescription of race (3")

UA, 3 22, 1892, 6-1

JP:FD

M -•""-HUNT CLUB, GENSSEE VALLEY

Held fox hunt ( ")

UA, 0 9 , 1 8 9 6 ,

AL:ECJ

• • •HUNTER, DR.

Let ter number 2 to e d i t o r on catarrh

UA, 8 7 , 1864, 2-4

FD:ARO


HUNTER, DR.

Letter to editor on aore throat and

diptfatrla.

UA S 9, 1864 2-5

FD:J3

HUL'TSH, DR.

Consumptives advised to go co him fortreatment,, afler report of he-ilLi* of: icershodiis "thiL lc oux. of cC deltas inRochester were caused by consumption

UA, D c, I6o4, 2-2

HUNTER, MRS.

Stolen property recovered.

UA, Hy 22, 1858, 3-2

FD:MB

HUNTER, ALBERT (Pittstown, N.

Married Hattie Martin (Rush).

UA Mr 3, 18?1 3-6

HUNTER, DR.

Wrote article on the symptoms of

consumption

UA, 0 5, 1864, 2-4

CG:JMG

HUNTER, MRS.

House damaged by fire

UA, Mr 19, 1858, 3-2

FD:MC

HUNTER, AGNES

Death

RDU, Ag 22, 1856, 3-3

PW:MC

HUNTER, ALICE (ALEXANDRIA, VA.)

See Coleraan, Aaron S.

CPlHRLHI«1:JS


HUNTER, BELLE J .

flte Frenoh, J . Prank

SL:FD

HUNTER, DAVID

Fractured his skull in fall from

aqueduct

UA 0 12, 1857, 3-1

D8

HUNTER,

Died

UA,

AS:EQ

BRUCE

N S ,

(WARSAW)

1S92, 7 -1

•

HUNTER

See

CMV

, BENJAMIN T.

H u n t , D a n i e l

C

JR.

T.

-

HUNTER, CHARLOTTE

JL:

Died

UA, Je 2 3 , 1 8 9 4 ,

FD

8-6

•

HUNTER, BUELAH BLLLE

Died

UA, Mr 5, 1888, 8-3

•? mmm

HUNTER, MRS. DAUERR

Died

UA, F 1, 1889, 8-6

HUNTER, DAVID

Died

UA, D 28, 1886, 2-5

Gi.mn


HUNTER, DEMERft

Married Ida

D.

tfhelan

UA, 8 30, 1831, 2-4

CLIFD

($•)

w

HUNTER, ELIZA (MRS. ROBERT)

Died in Genoa Italy in March.

, My

a

GTZlJMG

HUNTER, MRS. EI/iILY

Died

UA, 0 3 , 1871 , 3 -6

HUNTER, GEORGE U.

Died

UA, 0 26, 1891 , 5 -3

(ALBION)

HUNTER, ELIZA (MRS)

Account of her death in Genoa, Italygiven

UA, Mr 28, 1874, 2-7

HUNTER, ELIZABETH

Died

UA, Ap. 7 ,

pjw:raam

(MRS.

1863,

J H.

3-6

s.)

HUNTER, GEORGE

Charged with grand larceny

UA, Ap 20, 1892, 5-3

SL:HR

HUNTER, GEORGE W (EAST ROCHESTER)

Suffered fatal injuries in falling under& locomotive when he tried to catcha ride on the train

UA, F 17, 1S79, 2-P

VJiHR CCP:ARO


HUNTER, HECTOR

Died in Flatbush, N.Y.

RDD, Ja 28, 1852, 3-3

O

HUNTER, HFCTOR

Obituary

RDD, Ja 29, 1852, 2-3

HUNTER, HET7RY

Elected City Attorney

RDA, lor 6, 1S51, 2-2

ARO

HUNTER, HECTOR

Died in Flatbush, Long Is land

RDA, Ja 29 , 1852, 3-2

HUKTER, HENRY

Locofoco nominee for City Attorney

RDD, F 28, 1851, i-*

KLH oHUJTER, I

Delegate to the Democratic City

Convention from the 5th ward

PDA, A£ 30, 1851, 2-3

HUNTER, HENRY

democratic nominee for Ci ty Attorney

RDA, F 2 7 , 1852, 2 -4

Kr:T>:?k, KL:I:RY

Elected City Attorney on Locofoco

ticket

RDD Vr 4, 1852, 2-4


HUNTER, HENRY

Blected City Attorney.

RDA, Mr 4, 1852, 2-3

FD/MB

HUNTER, HENRY

Delegate to-Hard- Convention

f 0 8, 1855, 3-2

HUNTER, HENRY

Democratic nominee for Inspector of

Election In 1st ward

UA F 25, 1858, 2-1

PS

HUNTER, Hr'NRY

His qualifications for being member

of assembly discussed

UA 0 29, 1858, 2-1

HUNT

CB

ER, HENRY

Addresses gathering on Corner of Oak

and Jay Streets

RDA S 26, 1852, 5-2

•

HUNTER, HENRY

Democratic nominee for inspector of

election in first ward

UA F 27, 1857 3-1

HUNTER, HENRY

Democratic Party candidate for the

Assembly

UA 0 20, 1858, 2-1

VR/CMV

HUNTER, HENRY

UA declines to support him for

Assembly

UA 0 29, 1858, 2-2

DS DS


HOTTER, BBNRT

D 18, 1866,

JDsABO

HUNTER, J . R. (SAN FRANCISCO)

Formerly of Rochester, died

UA Ap 4 , 1892, 2-7

AS:JI

HUHTER, DR. JAMES

Letter to the editor on the cure of PulmonaryConsumption.

UA, N 16, 1864, 2-4

ma:ar

HUKTEH, DR. JAMES

Letter explaining symptoms of ^hronicconsumption

UA, D b, 1664, 2-3

WQUVJL

HUNTER, IDA

Died

UA, P 1,

SU:FD

J.

1889, 2-5

oHUNTER, DR. JAMES

Letter on the symptoms of consumptioncontinued

UA, 0 14, 1864, 2-4

fdjramm

^ ^ • > • • • • - - - ' ^ ^ ^

HUI-rjLKj Dr. JA1

Testimonial of Japproving Hunter'saffections.

UA K 25, 1854,

HUNTER, JAMES

Died

UA, Je 17,

SC;HR

2-3

1891,

iiiiMi • • ' -

ohn B. 0.treatment

•

2-6

•

Chddbourne,of pulmonary


HUNTER, JAMES

Died

UA, Je 1 7 ,

SC:HR

1891 , 8-6

oHUNTER, JAKES C.

Rochesterian killed in railroad

accident at Lockport

RDU, Ja 10, 1855, 3-1

HUNTER, JOHN

Died

UA, D 1, 1885, 2-2

HUNTER, JOHN P.

Vs. Edward El. AllenJudgement of County Court reversed andthat of Justice affirmed

UA, L'r 19, 1860, 2-3

HUNTER, JAMES

Decree of Judioial settlement issuedon estate

UA, D 8, 1892, 2-1

JDP:HR

HUNTER, JOHN H.

Died

UA, D 1, 1885, 3-7

JG:AB

HUNTER,

See

PR:KR

JANET

Bullock, George

O

HUNTER, JOSEPH R.

Married Mary E. Mason. (3N)

UA 0 13, 1880, 2-3

JDiLR


HUNTER, J03EPH R.

Died

UAf Mr 26, 1892, 5-1

SL:HR

HUNTER, KAGGIE

See Boddy, Henry

HUNTER, MARY A.

See Kingston, Dr- Campbell Richard

Ui:JI

HUNTER, MARY E.

See Patterson, George

HUNTER, JOSEPHINE

Awarded verdict of $100 damages incase against Owen Morgan for injuriesreceived when his dog bit her- (3W)

UA, Mr 24, 1875, 2-2

WN:AR0

HUNTER,

Died

UA

PW/CMV

MAGGIE

S 10,

R.S.

1859, 2-4

*

HUNTER, MARY ANN

Died

UA, 0 10, 1894, 6-2

MM:JI

HUNTER, ;:.ARY J .

See Pp.rry, John

PW:sc


HUNTER, MARY LEAH

See Ratoliffe, James Francis

RM:ARO

HUNTER, RAYMOND L .

Died

DA 0 2 6 , 1 8 8 6 , 8 - 5

OZ:RZ

HUNTER, ROBERT (Mrs.)

House entered and robbed

UA My 18, 1858, 3-1

DS

HUNTER, MRS. ROBERT

Obituary, (k inches)

UA Mr 25, 137^ 2-3

VClHR.

HUHTER, PRISCILLA

Brought suit against city to recoverdamages from fall on southern approachof Fltzhugh St.

UA, D 8, 1891, 5-6

JL:FD

HUKTER, MRS. ROBERT (ALBANY)

Bush, John F. purchased Geo. C,Buell's East Ave, property for,

RDU, S 24, 1856, 3-3

FD:2£B

HUNTER, ROBERT

Found dead In room; Injured In stair fall

previous night

UA D 5, 1861, 2-4

NT/CMV

HUKTER, ROBERT

Humane Society members indl^nunt overhis acquittal on charge of starvinghis horses (9")

UA, Mr 22, 1895, 5-4

JL:TL


HUNTER, MRS. ROBERT

See Wilder, A.C.

GZ:AB

HUNTER, S.M. (SPRINGWATER)

Obituary (if")

UA, My 27, 1891, 7-3

HUNTER, Mrs. SUSAN W.

Died

UA, Mr 22, 1859, 3-5

mT

HUNTER, THOMAS W.

Death

UA, Hy 24, 186?, 2-6

FGiARO

HUNTER, ROBERT X.

Died

UA Ja 9, 1878, 2-2

(ALBION)

NT:RZ

HUNTER, SARAH

Death

UA Ag 29 f 1864 S - l

FD:JS

HUNTER9 THOUAS

Police'disorderly conduct case.

RDU, Ap 4, 1855, 3-2

RM:MB

HUNTER, THCi^S WILLIAM

Death

UA, Uy 2 4 , 1862, 3-7

FG:/HO


HUNTER, WILLIAM (West Sparta)

Married Mary Ann Bradley (West Sparta)

RDD, Ja 15, 1853, 3-3

US O

HUNTER, WI.

Married Minerva Isabella Morley (Sodus

Point)

UA, Jl 27, 1859, 2-4

PJW:ARO

HUNTER, WILLIAI.I (SODUS)

Reported drowned In Welland C?nal

UA, Je 29, 1351, 2-4

NTlARO

HUNTER, WM. CAPT.

Obituary.

UA Ap 6,

(SODUS POINT)

2-2

'GTZrHR

1 HUNTER, WILLIAM A. D.i

1 Died.

1 UA, Ja 7 , 1863 , 3-6

1 ME:MB ^

1 HUNTER & CO., WILLIAM (SODUS)

1 Their schooner "Doviel" sprung a

1 leak, wheat damaged.

1 RDU 0 20, 1855, 3-3I

f sc1

1 •

HUNTER, WILLIAM H.

Died

UA Ag 18 , 1892, 2 -3

JII:RZ W

HUNTER AND KNOX

F i l e d Judgment by defaul t against F lor idaCentral and Peninsular Railroad Company

UA, Ap 20 , 1894, 6 -2

•J1IUA


HUNTING, BENJ. J.

Admitted to practice in Supreme Court

TJA, S 8, 1870, 2-4

MHM Uf O

TTJ, ? 10, .1C55, 2-i

<«':C

Kellogg, C. A., and Sed£. Fall tagged 59

snipe

HDD L*- 8, 1351, 2-4

HUNTING

Wayne County enacts laws to preserve itsWild Game

RDD, D 11, 1852, 2-6

ITLH

HUNTING

400 lb. bear killed In Canada" by

party of Rochester hunters, S. VV.

Bradstreet, Hiram 3ronson, Jonathan

Mason, Alfred Bronson

RDU, D 18, 1855, 3-1

^HUNTING

Game Laws

i f made by

County

UA, J a 3 0 ,

MHM:AR0

would

State

1860,

i

be more

, rather

2-2

1

effective

than

HUNTING

Sportsmen's Club shooting pigeons

from a trap on Jones's Square

UA, Je 14, 1860, 2-5

MHLl:ARO


HUNTING

Report on annual hunt held by "Old

Guard"

UA, 0 17, 1860, 2-3

CO.'ARO

HUNTING ..

Citizens from Bergen and Churchville

had hunt and supper.

UA, 0 13, 1866, 2-3

ME:liB

HUNTING

Partridge Shooting

Hunters report great success at their

first day of Partridge shooting this

•tason

UA, S 2, 1870, 2-3

VC;ARO

HUNTING

Duck season opening proved quitesuccessful to many hunters.

UA S 3 , 1872 2-4

HUNTING

An account of a Wood Cock hunt nearBrockport.

UA, Ag 31, 1861, 2-4

NT: KB

HUNTING

Notice that quail and partridge season

is over

UA, Ja 8, 1869, 2-5

WN:AFO

l l l A i i Hlllllttali li

HUNTING

Legal

UA, S

VC:JMG

duck s h o o t i n g

2 , 1872 , 2 - 1

(

s e a s o n opened.

VCJHR

1 HUNTING

1 S t i l l s o n ,1 fox while

(I1)

UA 0 25

WN:RZ

George,hunting

, 1873,

shotnear

2-1

•

a hand8omtLivonia*


HUNTING

Bcarolty

UAf 8 7

CMP:JMG

Of game remarked

• 2-2

by sport saen.

HUNTING

One hunter reports 32 ducks shot byhim In one day; another reports 50ducks shot by him.

UA, Ap 23, 1879, 2-2

HUKTIKG (WOODCOCK)

C l o s e s e a s o n on w o o d c o c k e x p l a i n e d . (*")

UA J l pht

SC:LR

HUNTING

Drawing of hunt ing p a r t y In the GeneseeValley. (4 oola.)

0A, Ja 13, 1894, 15-1

FAD

HUNTING

Roches te r sportsment r i p t o Diamond Lake

UA, 0 30 ,

MHM.'ARO

1878, 2-2

lucky

•

in hunting

HUNTING

Duck

UA, N

PJW:ARC

shooting

6, 1279,

is poor this

1-6

year (l c o l )

HUNTING

Game season opened (3W)

UA, S I , 1891, 6-5

SC:FD

HUNTING

Duok, p a r t r i d g e , r a b b i t s and s q u i r r e l splentiful; article describing wheregame may be found and how it may besecured by the hunters (lcol.)

MUlECl


HUNTING

See Aooldente, Hunting

CM:RZ

HUNTINGTON,

Vs. Conkey, Judgement for p l a i n t i f f ,

$800.78

UA, J a 14, 1860, 2-2

MHM:ARO

HUNTHIGTON, DR.

His wife died in Perry, Wyoming Co.

RDD Ag 2 , 1852, 2-3

cm

i«arried Denin, ?. at Richmond

* T-, 1856, 3-3

CTi

HUNTING

°ee Duok Shooting

rjp;mmm

HUNTINGTON, DR. .(Konroe Co.)

Traveling in Europe

RDD, F 21 1852, 2-4

CB

HUNTINGTCK, >.d.

Jeath

HDU, Ag 17, 1L54, 2-5

HUNTINGTON, Mr.

Received card of compliments fromformer president of Board of Education

RDU, Ap 22, 1856, 3-2

001 minro


HUNTINGTON, REV.

Gave lecture

UA, D 5 , 1879

* d mmm

DR.

on "Boys

, 2-3

o

and Young I/en"

HUNTINGTON, ANDREW

Will proved

UA My 8, 1863, 2-3

PW/CL1V

HUNTINGTON, ANTIONETTE

Died

UA, My 15, 1890, 7-3

Jem mm

(PITTSFORD)

HUNTINGTON, B.

Eleoted Supervisor of Brighton

UA, Mr 4, 1858, 3-2

FD:ARO

HUNTINGTON,

Died in

UA, Mr 16

P-.':AB

A.C. (MRS

Mandarin,

, 1&S3, "*-

1

. ELCN)

Flft.

1

HUNTINGTON,

D i e d .

UA D 2 0 ,

IB:LR

1 8 8 7 ,

AWi\T J .

2 - 4

•

HUNTINGTON, ASA

Committed suicide in Pittsford

UA Ag 20, 1857, 3-2

CMV

HUNTINGTON, B.

Sells mill grounds on Ulen Creek to Wm.

Iff* Parsons

UA, Mr 19, I8o9, 2-5

GZtARO


HUHTXNQTON,

Married

UA, 0 8

NT: MB

B . It.

Sarah

, 1861

(LAFAYETTE, IND.)

A. Whitney (Rochester^.

, 3-6

aHUNTINGTON, BENJA1/JN

Elected Supervisor from Brighton

UA Mr 5, 1857, 3-1

CLT

CG:JHG

HUNTINGTON, C.

Elected Pres ident of the Aler t Base

Ball Club.

UA Mr 28, 1866 2-3

FD:JS

HUNTINGTON

Died

UA Mr

IB:RS

, BELLE M<

5, 1886, 2-6

•

HUNTINGTON, BENJAMIN

Injured when dumb waiter chains break

UA J l 27, 1866, 2-1

ME:JI

HUKTIKGTON

Died

UA, J e

t

11

BEIIJA::

, 1367

IN

t

T'

3-6

HUNTINGTON, BETSEY L. (Canadioe)

Died; formerly of Rochester .

UA, Ja26, 1889, 2-5

HUNTINGTON, CALVIN

Obituary U")

UA, N 2, 1896, 9-2

JPlFD


HUNTINGTON, CALVIN

Died

UA, N 3 , 1896, 3-7

JP:FD

HUNTINGTON, CARRIE

See Jessup , John C. (New York City)

HUHTINGTON, REV. D. W. C.

Returned to his pulpit In Asbury Church

UA 8 27, 1862 2-2

VRlJS

HUNTINGTON, CALVIN

See Boddy, Henry

VR:NT

HUNTING-TON, CHARLES P

Died in New Orleans

UA My 25, 1883, 2-2

HUNTINGTON, CARRIE E.O.

See Hul saver, John E,

MS:FD

HUNTPIGTOH, CHARLES 3ADST0RTH

Married i.1. E l l a J . S 3 l t h In New York

UA, 0 ?O, IS77, 7-7

CL'.ARO

HUNTINGTON, REV. D. W. C.

Friends plan a donation visit.

UA, Ap. 1, 1863, 2-4.

mhni * mm


MWTI.:GTON, REV. D.

Friends to n:>.e

his residence.

t-?A I..'r 28, 1664

JS:JS

V.*. C.

s. a 3 n atj

2-2

•

Lon visit to

HUNTINGTON, DE WITT C.

See Winkelraan, Fredrick William

, E.House ransacked

RDU 0 27, 1853, 2-6

e

HUNTINGTON,

Married

UA 0

GZ/CMV

REV. D. W

Frances H.

28, 1868,

•

Davis

3-5

(WELL3VILLE)

HUNTINGTOW, REV. D. V/. C.

Listed as pastor of Asbury MethodistEpiscopal Churoh

UA, 3 4, 1867, 2-2

O

HUI;TII;GTON, REV. D. v,r. c.

Appointed Presiding Elder of Troy.

District of East Genesee Conference

UA Ag 23, 1871, 2-4

t HUNTINGTON,

Buggy

E.

smashed when

on State St»

j RDUt

fCB

ja 3, 1853,

#

horses run away

2-4

HUNTINGDON, E.

Elected Treasurer of the Duryee &

Forayth Manufacturing Co.

RDU D 16, 1854, 3-1

CMV


HUNTINGTON,

Lost

UA

RL:JI

i $4

Ap

E . &

,000

16 ,

COMPANY

in $13,000 fire

1880, 2-2

(5 in. )

HUNTINGTON, E. T.

Elected Director of the RochesterAthenaeum & Mechanics Association,

RDD, Ja 12, 1854, 2-3

MB

HUNTIKGTON, E. T.

Reform nominee for School Commissioner

of 1st ward

RDU, F 25, 1356, 3-1

HUNTINGTON, E. T.

Elected president of Board ofEducation.

RDU, Ap 8, 1856, 3-1

NT

HUNTINGTON, E.H. (CStfEGO)

Married Belle White (Irondequoit)

UA, D 23, 1Q75, 2-4

CCP:ARO

HUNTINGTON, E. T.

Elected school commissioner in 1st

ward

RDU, Mr 7, 1855, 3-1

limn' i n'Wiii •

HUNTINGTON, E. T.

Elected School Commissioner from1st Ward.

RDU, Mr 5, 1656, 3-1

MB

HUNTINGTON, E. T.

On State Sabbath School Association

Committee

UA, S 3 , 1859, 4-2

i

PJW:ARO


HUKTINGTGL;, E . T .

Elected secretary of the Union BaseballClub

UA, Ap 6, 1861, 2-4

pw;mmm

|HUKTII;GTGK,

Taken into partnership with K.F- Reynolds

and Company

UA, Ja 22, 166b, 2-1

KHM:ARO

HUMTINGTON, ELLA

See Miller, Edward H.

HUNTINOTON, E. T.

Delegate fro^ Rochester to Presbyterian

&en. Assembly at Philadelphia

UA, My 28, 1863, 2-2

MM:JMG- e

HUNTINGTON, E.T.

Appointed State Secretary

Sunday School Association,

of the vialting committee

UA, S 3 , 1864, 2-2

VB:JMG

of the State

and members

HUNTINGTON, E.T.

In a copartnership with Martin Briggs

in the business of manufacturing iron

articles

UA, Ml- 11, I8b5, 2-2

KAL:JKG

HUNTIKGTON, EDV.'IN

See Reynolds, I'.. F,

J I

HUlTTriGTOir

House entered and robbed of silverware

0 28, 1853, ?-5

HE:JS

CB


HUNTINGTON, ELON

Elected treasurer of the Duryee &

Poreyth Manufacturing Co.

j a 25,. 1856, 3-1

HUNTINGTON, ELON

Uninjured when thrown from buggy

by runaway horses

UA, Je 28, 1858, 3-1

FD:MC

HUNTINGTON, MRS. ELON

Died

UA, My 30 , 1883, 3-3

VC:FD

HUNTINGTON, EJMETT W.

Harried J u l i a R. H i l l

UA., Nov. 10, 1888 S

SL:FAD

HUNTINGTON, ELON

Elected Trustee of Six-Penny Savings

Bank

UA, S 25, 1857, 3-3

MHM:ARO

HUNTINGTON, ELON (Carthage)

Barn and sheds destroyed by fire, lossestimated at $1200, incendiarism suspected

UA, F 4, 1862, 2-3

fd;mmm

HUNTINGTON, EMMA L.

Died in Pittsford

UA, 0 28, 1867, 3-8

CCP:ARO

HUNTINGTON, EilHETT W.

Secured large contracts for a l l railroadgrade-croesing work in Buffalo. (5")

UA Ap 3 . 1895, 10-2

JLt.TH


EUUTXNOTON, EKU.3TT W.

See O'Brien, P a t r i c k .

HUNTINGTON, GEORGE

Discussion on why he was arrested afterhis carriage coll ided "'ith train andwas demolished (4U)

UA, Je 22, 1880, 2-1

AJC:AB

H'J:TI::GT'< , H. F,

S-e R o b i n s o n , C

P'7:D5

. HUNTINGTOK,

See Harris

IB:ARO

FLORENCE

, Or. Edward Eliot

-

HUNTINGTON, GEORGE M.

Died

UA, My 2 7 , 1 8 9 5 , 3 - 5

JA

HUNTINGTON, H. F.

See Sherman, W. S,

WN:MB

1 HUNTINGTON, HELEN A.

I See Fa l ley , Lewis, J r .•

•• ^I eg;mrnm

HUNTINGTON, HENRY F.

8old to the Commercial Bank. DroD#rtrfor $34,000.00 P T

UA, Ap 1 , 1684, 2-2

00 am A


HUNTINGTON, HERBERT

Bougit the Ontario Repostory andMessenger

UA D 17, igfi5f 2-1

JG/CMV

HUNTINGTON, HISS L . A.

Death*

UA, N 18, 1870, 3-4

CO*

HUNTINGTON, LOTTIE (FAIRPORT)

See Schake, Charles (Fairport)

HU:,TTI::GTC::, I

Death

HDU, Ag

..c

ICRAC

18, 1854, 2-6

OHuurrrGK

Died

RDD

CUV

n, JEDEDIAH

in Brighton

LS» 2, 1853, 3-3

o

HUNTINGTON, JOHN F.

Married Mrs. Lena

UA Ap 6, 1876, :

CC3»:RZ

(PENFIELD)

Clute.

^8

•

8C:JA

HUNTINGTON, LILLIE

See Seamen, F. Morgan

JCM:LVR

KUICTIKGTOi;, LYDIA AD2LAD:

Death i n r;. B r i g h t o n

RDD, J a 13 , 1854, 3-4

MH


HUNTINGTON, M & E.

Safe robbed of $900 in currency

UA, Ap 23, 1868, 2-1

JDsARO

HUNTINGTON, MARTIN

Sold property onJames H

RDU, N

. Gerrie

13, 1856,

C

North St.(VVhitby,

3-2

Paul St. toC. W. )

HUNTINGTON, MARTIN

Wooden building On North St. Paul Street

destroyed

UA, Mrv 7,

FD.-ARO

by fire

1863, 2-4

•

HUNTINGTON

Died

UA,

PC:SC

, MARTIN

Ja 22, 1890,

i

5-5

>

HUNTINGTON, MORRISHUNTINGTON, MRS. MARY E.

Died in Spring Mills

UA Jl 21, 1866, 3-7

Attacked by 3 men while walking with hiswife and Mr, Galen, wife injured

UA, N 4, 1861, 2-3

HUNTINGTON, N. W.

Resigns pos i t ion with Blue Line Co*tiesign(xi-TUAf N 18, 1890, 5-5

".'r-^le f i " i n r a v:indow in thg writneyBld£. fel l to his "oath (4 )

UA, 0 i:% 1870, 2-7


HirrrnrGToir, irA^Air

Stone building

destroyed by f

*DA.» 0 4, 1E53

AHO

on Aqueduct r t r ee t

i r e

, 3-1

•

HUNTINGTON, NATHANIEL W.

Died i n Los Angelo, Texas

UA, D 1 , 1891, 2-6

VJ:JI

HUNTINGTON, ORINDA L.

Will admi t ted to proba te ,

UA Mr 9 1692 5-1

HUHTINGTON, RANDOLPH (ROCHESTER)

"General Grant's Arabian Horses,"reviewed* J.B. Lipplncott Company,Philadelphia publishers (H")

UA, Ap 19, 1S«6, 5-1

HT:ARO

, :IATHAII

Upper Ftory and roof of stone Bldg.

destroyed by fire

JtDD, 0 4, 1853, 3-5

ARO

HUNTINGTON, CLJVE H. (IRCNDE£UOIT)

Died at Irondequoit

UA S 7, ie?7, 3-7

CI'P: JI

HUNTINGTON, REV. P. W. C.

Receives D. D. degree at GeneseeCollege, Buffalo

UA, JI 10, 1868, 2-4

H;?; I

Died

UA Ji

£-:i.:o•

r... :D3


HUNT1N0T0N, SARAH E. (PITTSFORD)

See Mathews, Charles H.

WN:JI

HUNTINQTON,

Obituary

UA, P 23,

CL:FD

SARAH

1881,

W. (MRS.

2-3

o

EDWIN T.)

-

HUNTINGTCN, SIDNEY

Death

RDD J a 2 4 , 1851 , 3*3

(NORTH BLOOMFIEID)

CMV

UUNTI::GTON, ::RS. S~::M

Died

UA, N 5, r - ^ 9 , ?-7

?\V:A3

3 * • J ^ M I M - ».»">•. .A...

1 HUNTIiiGTON,

1 Died

1 UA, Ag 27

1 VC:AB

1 HUNTINGTOK,

1 Died

1 «*, D 21,

1 CCP.'ARO

SUSAN (PITTSFORD)

, 1872, ?-5

WALES M (PITTSFORD)

1875, 3-7

.|k|i,,.. '." --• n ^ vnMii

HUNTIMGTON, TILLTE B.

Died in Hiattvllle, Kansas

UA, Mr 14, 1834, 3-5

HUNTINGTON, Mi. H. (LaFAYETTE, IND.)

Married Mary J. Drake (Brighton) inBrighton

UA, Ja 12, 1865, 3-8

fdjramra ^ ^


m*mm*mmmmm

HUNTINGTON, WEBSTER

Died

UA, Mr 2 5 , 1895, 6-6

JL:JIO

HU!fTrrGTo:T £ BADGEH

Euploy fifty men in the manufac-

ture of Japan Uare

HDA F 15, 1861, 2-3

DS

HUNTLEY, MRS. DR. (BROCKPORT)

Died

UA, S 1, 1&&5,

CCP:ARO

HUNTLEY, AARON P-

Died from Injuries received at

Canal lock In Plttsford

UA, Ag 12, 1857, 3-1

FG :APO

HUNTINOTON, WEBSTER L.

Hit death caused by enlargement ofthe heart; autopsy revealed (2fc in.

UAt Mr 26, 1895, 6-2

JL:JIO

HUNTINGTON & BADGER

Completed new building, for furnacebusiness.

RDA, S 27, 1853, 2-5

MHMrARO

HUNTLEY, CAPTAIN

Was struck by lightning and Instantlykilled. (3M)

UA, My 21, 1878, 2-5

JD:MB

HUNTLEY, ALSON E.

Married Edith J.

UA

JU'.RZ

F 14, 1894,

(PALMYRA)

Yeoman8

3-3


HUNTLEY,

Died

UA, N

og;mrom

MRS.

12,

ANN LI,

1862, 3-8

oHUNTLY, ANNIE

See Huntley, Russell L.

J3 :JA

HUNTI£Y, CHARLES

Obituary

UA, 8 3 , 1887, 3-5

HUNTLEY, HUGH E. (BATAVIA)

Married Gertrude E. Wilcox (Darien)

UA, 8 18 , 1891, 7-3

HUNTLEY, MhS. ANNA

Brought su i t for a divorce from her husbandRussell L. Huntley.

::«:..»:;rJe th

• C:, 1:0

HUNTLEY, HENRY Jr.

Married Elizabeth Steele

UA, Mr 16, 1360, .*5-

HUNTLEY, JOHN

Died in New London,Conn,

RDD, Je a, 1852, 3-3

SV MS


rfHMH

HUNTLiSY, L3ANDER T. (RCYALTCN)

married E l i z a C Adams (Riga)

RDA, Ja 1 5 , 1853, 2-8

DStHLH

tei m MSSm

HUNTLEY, LEANDER T. (Royalton)

Married Eliza C Adams (Riga)

RDD, Ja 17, 1853, 3-3

MS o

HUNTLEY, R. C.

R e s i g n e d a s e n g i n e e r on the Central-Hudson R a i l r o a d

UA D 30, 1665, 2-3

HUNTLEY, LEANDER T. ( R o y a l t o n , )

Married E l i z a C. Adams (Riga Center)

RDD, J a 15 , 1853 , 3 - 3

Died

UA D 5 , 1^9^, 3 -5

MS

HUNTLEY, DR. LYMAN

Died

UA, My 3, 1881, 2-6

(BROCKPORT)

CL:FD

HUNTLEY, R.B.

Blacksmith , name appears In d i r e c t o r i e s

of 1827 and 1858

UA Ag 4 , 1858, 3 - 1

CL'V

HUMTIfY, RUSSELL L.

Secured a divorce from Huntly, Annie

UA, Ap 19, 1894, 6-6

J8:JA


HUNTLEY, RUSSELL L.

S e e H u n t l e y , Mrs. Anna

AL:AA O

HDNTLY, PHILIP

Letter of administration was grantedon h i s estate

UA, D 19, 1889, 5-7

HUNTOON, ASBHAH

Died at Port Gibson.

UA, Ja 3, 1891, 8-3

PR.'HB

HUNTON, MARIA

See Hocomb, Collins

HUNTLEY STEAMER COMPANY (BROCKPORT)

E l e o t e d o f f i c e r s . (1")

UA F 6 , 1 8 8 8 , 7-2

PC:RZ

HUNTON, CHARLES (CHARLOTTE)

Died.

UA My 30, 1887, 2-3

CC.-LR

HUNTON, REV. W.L.

Left pastorate to assume charge ofTrinity Church in Buffalo (3»)

UA, 0 1, 1894, 7-2

lttl:JA

| HUNTOON,

Died

UA, Je

1 CC:HR

MARQUIS

6, 1887, 2-6

•


HUNTS,

Fire

UA,

J . K . , PAPER BOX CO

cuases heavy loss

Ja 19, 1884, 2-7

0

..l AXY

(11")

HUPCHNIDER, GUSTAVE

Died

UA, Je 9 , 1887 , 2-4

CC:HR

f Hurburt, -Heman •-".

Married ^ewis, Elizabeth in Canaaice

RDD, Jl 28,1851, 3-3

DS MPS

HURCH, BOTTLE

See C u r l e t t , Rev. Frank

AL:VKP

HUNZDCER, MRS. KITTIE

Died.

UA D 1 7 , 1

SL:LR

HURBELL, Al

Died a t

RDD, K

T:LH

JTC3D

Utica -

15, 1853,

(

o

2 - 4

HUECH, GHARLOTTI J . (MRS. S . ) (HONEOY1 FALLS)

D i e d

TSk, Ap. l U , 1887* 6 - 3

J:LO

HURD, (CANANDAIGUA)

Killed in Railroad accident

RDA, N 27, 1852, 2-1

MLH


HURD, ADA

See Baker, Ja^es 3,

JD:FD

HURD, AURILLIE E.

Died

UA, S 27, 1870, 3-5

AB:FD

HURD, CHARLES H. (MEDINA)

H a r r i e d K a t i e F- Brovmell i n Medina.

UA, l i - 1 1 , 1884, 2-4

HURD, CHARLOTTE J .

See Davenport, David

IMlFD

HURD, ANNE MAY

Died.

UA 0 4, 1873

WN:HR

3-7

©

HURD, (3HAS

Married

UA

GTZ:HR

Ag

. F.

Elizabeth

23, 1880

1

Blanchard.

2-1

»

HURD, CHAPLES '.V.

A Married Mary

UA D 6,

I Jp:JS

1866

Ann Muldoon

3-8

HURD,

See

[ JL:JA

CORA ANNA

Beacham,

(HOLLY)

George

•


HURD, DEAN

Tenant

UA, Mr

cc mm

(HOLLEY)

house burned;

18, 1890• 7-3

9

1600 damage

HURD, E. A.

See Pettengill roses

JD

HURD, DR. E. H.

Harness stolen from stables.

UA, Ag 1, 1867, 2-3

vblmam

BUBD, DR. EJf Of H.

Sled

UA Mj 16 1891

HURD, DEAN A*

Harried Isabel M.

UA, Ag 25, 1869,

Orr

3-8

(HOLLEY)

(Hollty)

-

HURD, E. H.

Suffers $400 loss over Insurancein large Geneva fire.

DS:MB

1 HURD, E.

RDU, Mr 15, 1855, 2-2

m

H.

1 Elected president of Homoeopathic Society (21

1 UA, Ja

i CP:FD

19, 1876, 2-5

•

HOBS. ZDWIV H.

Obituary (7i")

UA Hjr 16 1891 3-6


HURD, DR. EDVttN H.


UA, J e 2 , 1891, 8-4

SC'.FD

HURD, GEORGE E.

Ex-Sheriff of Watkins, committedsuic ide in Auburn Prison (3 i n . )

UA Ky 1883, 2-2

HURD, EGBERT

Admitted

of N. Y.

UA D 4

MHM/Ji

to

8 .

»

practice in

1862, 2-3

*

Supreme Court

HURD,

wn mmm

DR.

See

G. F .

H a r t u p e e , Dr. A. W.

•

HURD, GEORGE

Married Libbie

UA, 0 19, 1892

"JL:FD

iiJgEfiSTn'rTnl 'i'"i i ^ E

L. Grover

HUHD, DR. GEORGE F-

Dea th

HDU| N 3 , 1854 , 3 - 2

Married Eff le L. Cur t i s of Syracuse.

UA JEL 30, 1873, 2—6

G?ZP:RZ

HURD, DR. GEORGE F.

Obituary. (6")

UA, S 29, 1876, 2-6


KURD, JENNIE

See Stewart, John A.

RL:RZ

HURD, JULIA H. (MRS. GECFGE F. )

Died

UA, Je 2 , 1897, 9-6

AS:FAD

Hurd, L. D. (Holley)

M&rrled Aurelia Smith (Holley)

RDD, D 2, 1851, 3-3

MMM

HURD, JOHN M

Died

UA, Jl 9,

F:G:FD

•

1886, 1-1

O

(AUBURN)

HURD, JULIA H.

Will probated

UA, Je b, 1S97,

MiltRF

HURD, L. D. (HOLLEY)

Chloroformed and robbed

UA, Je 5, 1866, 2-3

k

HURD, LAURA B

Died

UA, D 5,

FTiJI

. (MRS

1895,

. EEWIN H.)

6-6

•

MAL:AfiO

HURD, LAURA B.

Obituary (2 in.)

UA, D 5, 1895, 8-2

FT:JI


HURD, LAURA B.

Letters of administration granted

UA, D 19, 1895, 6-4

HURD, LOTTIE (WARSAW)

Died

UA Jl 28, 1890, 7-4

SC:RZ

HURD, NATHANIEL

Delegate from Rochester to Presbyterian

Gen. Assembly at Philadelphia

UA, My 28, 1863, 2-2

HURD, LILLIE

Death

UA1, 8 3 ,

11AM:ARO

1857, 3-5

Q

HURD, MARY F S .

Died

UA Mr 5 1892 2 - 5

HURD, MRS

Died

UA,

VJ:FD

N

. MARY A.

18 , 1891 , 5-4

0

HURD, MARY J.

See Copp, George

IB:LG

HURD, NELLIE EDNA

8ee Blenkiron, Harry Albert


HURD

DS

, 0.

Died

UA 0

(Wayne, Co.)

in railroad aocident

29, 1858, 3-1

•

HURD, R. B.

Opened new hat store,

RDU, Ap 8, 1856, 3-3

NT

HURD, MRF. S. (KONEOYE FALLS)

Died

UA, Ap 18, 1887, 7-2

CC

HURD, SARAH

Died.

MSiHR

AP 24, 1686, 8-9

#

(CANANDAIGUA)

HURD, 0.

Died in railroad accident near Cone sue

station

UA M 10, 1858, 3-2

VR/CMV

HURD, REBECCA

Will approved

UA, Ap 6,

JS:EQ

HURD, S. A.

Died.

LG:HR

HURD,

Jl 21,

SI. "ON

1886, 7-2

3rakeraan found de

have

by a

UA F.:y

stumbled and

locomotive

27, 1061, ?.

m

(YATES)

fid, believed to

been run ->ver

-P.


HURD, W. F.

Appointed general

Michigan Southern

RDU, *p 25, 1853,

FD:ARO

agent of the

Railroad

2-5

*

HURDLEY, DANIEL W.

round dead In Buffalo f6i»)

UA Ag 1, 18871 3-2

IB:1Z

HIHURLBERT, EDWIN

Discharged of bigamy charge

UA, D 29, 1876, 3-1

HURD, WM. F

Appointed general

Southern Railroad

RDD, Ap 26, 1853,

ARO

agent of the

Co

2-4

#

Michigan

HURD, WALTER

Appointed to office of Commissioner

of Deeds

UA, Ja 11, 1860, 2-1

KURD,

rc

SIS!

. F-

l!arried I.:rs. '.:

at

HDU,

Concord, i:

, F 6, 1854

- Augu

ass.

, 2-7

o

sta 3imonds (Concord)

SET.-:..-

HURDS, RICHARD (GREECE)

Died in Greece.

UA S 19, 1877, 3-5

HURLBERT, MRS. LYDIA J

Died

UA D 11, 1894, 7-2

wn J1;RZ


HURLBERT,

See

DS

MARY

Brown,

TU •

Hemon

HURLBERT, WI.I.

Married Amanda Spence

UA, F 13, 1850, 3-4

abjramm

HURLBURT, A.

Goes west to start a business of his

RDU, N 12, 1856, 3-2

HURLBURT, URS. CLARK

Died In lit. Morris

UA, 0 19, 1888, 6-2

SL.'AB

HURLBERT, MRS. NELLIE

Swore out a warrant for the arrest ofher husband Edwin (3")

UA, D 27, 1876, 2-2

wn mmm

flurlburt, Col.(Mt. Morris)

Son dies of yellow fever in

Houston, Texas

R^D, S 29, 1855, 2-4

JC

HURL3URT, CHAS.

Replaces Jf

of Baldwin

nA, Ag 28,

A3: ARO

T.

House

1301, ?-l

•

7H1 TMSr

\ P.S jro;">r1.ptor .

HURLBUP.T, DINEY MAY

Died

UA, J a 4 , 1886, P-6

JD:A-0


HURLBURT, FLORA (WILSON)

3«« Wilson, Timothy, Jr. (Wilson)

O

HURLBURT, OENEVIEVE (FAIRPORT)

Died

UA, Mr 29, 1890, 1-7

c e mm oHURLBURT, MRS. HARRIET (WARSAW)

Died

TJA, 3 1 1 , 1893, 7-2

l b ; a b

HURLBURT, HELEN

See Eddy, Rev. Char les

JSrlvIC

HURLBURT, HIRAM E.

Died

UA. Ap 26, 1897. 8-U

HURLBURT, J. N.

Appointed can^l collector at V.t»rorris; office formerly at scottsville

HDD, F 6, 1851, 2-4

HURLBURT, JENNIE A.

See Horche l e r , Will iam

i f i N | rHURLBURT, HERMAN G.

Died.

UA, My 7 , 16 '0, i - 5


HURLBURT, MRS. JEHOME (MT. MORRIS)

Died as a re su l t of acc identa l ly takingstryohnine #iven her instend of morphinetfiich she asked for at a drug store (5")

UA, Mr 22, 1883, 2-2

vc mmm

M S : MB

HURLBURT, JOHN N.

Elected vice-president of Mt. MorrisScott Club

RDD, S 16, 1852, 2-5

HURLBURT, KATE C.

See F r i t z , William G«

IIM:FD

HURLBURT, MRS. JEROME (MT. MORRIS)

Died from causes unknown accordingto Jury's report. (6")

UA, Ap 28, 1883, 2-3

HURLBURT, MRS. JEROME (MT. MORrtlS)

Invest igat ion being made by thecoroner in her death; insanityhinted.

UA, Mr 23, 1883, 2-3

YC:MB

HURLBURT, JESSE (WILSON)

Died

UA D 12, 1890, 2-5

SC:JI

HURLBURT, JULIA B. (CLYDE)

See Cook, Frederick

IB:JI

HURLBURT, L. (FAIRPORT)

Married Mrs. J. Marsh ( p i t t s f o r d )

UA, Ap 24, 1890, 7-3

CC:FD


HURLBURT, MRS.

Died at

UA, Ja

FD:ARO

LUCINA

York

24, 1861, 2-3

•

HURLBURT,

Officer

UA F

'rH:JI

THOMAS (FAIRPORT)

of Protective Order

5, 1864, 2-2

of Boatmen

HURLBURT, ULYSES, (Dr.)

Died in Royalton

RDD, Ja 28, 1853, 3-3

MS

HURLBUT,

Arrested for taking carpet bag belonging

to Theron P- Buel

UA Ag 17, 1865, 2-1

PW/CKV f

HURLBURT, &!• A. (ALBIOK)

His nephew drovned v;hile skating onCanal

RDA, Ja 6, 1853, 2-2

DS:KLH

HURLBURT, MR. AND MRS* TRUMAN (BATAVIA)

Celebrated golden wedding annirersary

UA, Mr 16, 1893, 7-1

CCPlHR

HURLBURT, WU.

Arrested by Caleb Pierce on perjury

charge for false testimony

UA, 0 21, 1861, 2-3

HURLBUT, MISS (OR MRS.)

Dies after exploding camphene lamp

communicates fire to her clothing

RDU, 8 11, 1855, 3-1

RU:M0


HURLBUT, E. A.

Married Mate E. Smith

UAt 0 8, 1862, 3-6

HURLBUT, ELIAS A.

Death

UA My 22, 1867 3-7

CG:JS

HURLBUT, ELIZABETH

See Woodcock, Henry E.

JGR:KLH

HDRLBDT, CEORGE M.

Death

RDA, N 4, 1851, 3-4

FG US

HURLBUT, E .A .

Died

UA, Je 4, 1868,

JD:AB

(FLORIDA)

2-4

oHURLBUT, ELIAS D.

Died at Lake City, Florida

UA, My 29, 1868, 3-8

CF:JMG

HURLBUT, FLORENCE SMITH

Died In Tituaville, Pennsylvania

UA, 8 14, 1865, 3-8

HURLBUT,

D i e d

RDU,

ms.

D 16 ,

TARGET.

1854,

\

ET

3-2

•


HURLBUT, 0.

Notice of

dept. in

tion

s..

thanks for vigilance of fire

saving his

UA Ja 13, 1869,

WN:JIi

property from destruc-

2-4

HURLBUT, VIOLA

See Tibbitts, Samuel C.

CG:JS

HURLEIGH, PATRICK

A man claiming to be his son wants ashare of the estrte. ("'

UA, S 26, 1393,

HURLEY, ANNA REGINA

Died

UA, Ap 5, 1886, 1-5

HURLBUT, SOPHIA (uRS.)

Died in Chicago.

UA, Jl 22, 1867, 3-8

hdSmam

HURLEIGH, FRAtJCYLTJ

I n t e r e s t i n g interview with formerRochester boy and now successfulcomedian given (12M)

UA, My 14, 1892, 5-4

HURLEY, ALICE (MRS. JOHJl) (CLYDE)

Died

UA, J l 14, 1893, 7-1

IB:FAD

HURLEY, ANNA REGINA

Died

UA, Ap 5, 1886, 8-4

i b mmm


HURLEY, BRIANNA

See Golden, Patrick

PJWFARO

HURLEY, C^'HAHHIE

£ee Hall, Jane

r-RO

HURl£Yt CLARA J.

Died

UA Ap 10, 1889, 2-4

JDPlARA

HURLEYf DANIEL

Injured when electric oar hit a hack.i)

UA, S 10, 1894, 8-3

JL:A«

HJh^EY, C^THEFINE (Buffalo)

To fight duel with Jane I

-in Buffalo

RDU, Ag 13, -353, 2-3

(Rochoter)

CB

HURLEY, CHARLES (ONTARIO)

Arrested for stealing two rifles and arevolver from offices of the ome &Watertown depot In Ontario and theAmerican Express, ( l^ in.)

UA D 30, 1S85, 2-3

AJC/CMV

HURLEY, CORNELIUS (VICTOR)

Died

UA, s 28, 1865, V 6

CCF:AB

HURLEY, DAVID A.

Died

UA, Jl 29, 1896, 6-4

AL:JI


HURLEY, ?• J. & COMPANY

Installed the f i r s t elevator operatedby water in t h i s c i t y .

UA Ap 23, 1877, 2-1

WN:RZ O

HURLEY, GEORGE

In writing to his brother Thomas J.Hurley, he tells of life on a Colorodosheep ranch.

UA, Ja 29, 1(579, 2-2

HURLEY, JAKES'

Body found at river side at the foot ofWhite Street

UA, N 1, 1872, 2-6

GTZiARO

HURLEY, FREDERICK

Married Mary Thurber

UA, My 28, 1886, 8-6

•AJC:HR

(BROCKPORT)

HURLEY, IDA II.

See Simmons, John E.

HURLEY, HUGH

Broke neck in f a l l fro:-; va^on inGreece

HDD, V.y 2, 1S54, 2-5

HURLEY, J

Injured when scaffold collapses,

UA N 9, 1857 3-3

PM

HURLEY, JERMIAH

Died

UA, F 23 , 1891, 5-4

PR:HR


Died

JDP:JI

JOHN

A g l f 1892, 6-2

oHURLEY, JOSEPH

Died a strange and mysterious death(£ col.)

UA N 2?, 1896, 6-5

JDPR:Z

HURLEY, KATIE F.

See Haley, Patrick.

CO: 13

Kil led in ; ' a l l from ua^on

RDU, Ap L>lj, 1S£~, 2-5

HURLEY, JOHN

See Jones, W. Martin

CCP:AB

^mm^mm 'i-:

HURLEY, JOSEPH

Autopsy shows that death wp.s dueto uraemia, caused by a fall

UA, N 28, 1896, 11-1

JDP:JA

HURLEY, LAURA A.

Died

UA Jl 5, 1893, 5-3

JL:RZ

HURLEY, LENA ADELE

See Patrick, John H,


HURLEY,

See

JL:HR

LIZZIE

Ruby, Peter

oHURLEY, M.

See Hawkins, William G,

HURLEY, MARY (MRS. PATRICK)

Died

UA, Ap 1^, k

AJC.'ARO

HURLEY, LUTHER

Died

UA W 1 1 , 1887, 8-4

CL:RZ

HURLEY, MRS. MARGARET

Died

UA, 3 16, 1393,

TA i.TT

HURLEY, MARY C.

See Tracy, John F

JD:MB

HURLEY,

See

WN:HR

MICHAEL

Townsend, Julius L. 1

•

HURLEY,

Histhat

UA

CJ.O>:RZ

PATRICK

daughter reported tohe was abusing his

Jl 27, 1883, £-3

•

policewife.

stationOn trial.


HURLEY, PATRICK

Examined on charge of throwing wifedownstairs.

UA Jl 28, 1883, 2-4

AJCRZ

HURLEY, PATRICK

See Welch, Win

RL:AB

HURLEY, THOMAS

Obituary (2")

UA, My 1 0 , 1 8 7 5 , 2 - 3

HURLEY, PATRICK (MT. MORRIS)

HURLEY,

See

e g j ID nun

SARAH

Cochrane, James

•

c.

1

Committed s u i o l d e a t S t . Mary's Hospi ta lby o u t t i n g h i s t h r o a t (2")

UA, Ap 26, 1895, 6-fc

CP-.FD

HURLEY, REGINA

The pupils of Nazareth Academy sendtheir sympathies to her parents

UA, Ap 6, 1886, 2-4

lb mmra

HURLEY, SARAH J. (MRS. THOMAS)

Died in Buffalo; to be buried inRochester

UA, D 1, 1893, 6-4

JL:JI

HURLEY, MRS. THOMAS

Home caught f i r e ; damage $ 1 0 0 ; c a u s e ,o h i l d r e n p l a y i n g wi th m a t c h e s ( 2 " )

UA, J l 2 2 , 1 8 8 1 , 2 - 3

CMP:ARO


HURLEY, THCUAS

Died

UA., F 9, 1891, 5-7

PR:FADo

HURLEY, THOMAS F.

Died.

UA, F 6, 1880, 3-9

AF:KB

HURLEY, THOMAS F.

Obituary r e s o l u t i o n s by Exempt F i remen ' sAssociat ion

UA, F 18, 1880, 2-6

HURLEY, THOMAS J .

His exploi t s during Sherman's march tothe sea r e l a t e d ( l l " )

, Je

HURLEY, THOMAS F.

Obituary,

UA, F 6, 1880, 2-3

HURLEY, THOMAS F.

Obituary—resolut ions by policemen'sBenevolent Association

UA, F 9, 1880, 2-5

:FD

HURLEY, THOMAS

Married Sarah J, Conway.

UA Ja 20, 1871 3-8

HURLEY, THOMAS J.

Left Fochester for a trip to Europe (liw)

UA, 0 7, 1879, 2-2


HUPLEY, TH01.AS J

Mininp Associated Press correspondentwriter, description of Co-nstocl * lode minesILexico) v;hlci. he had Juct visited (1 col)

UA, S 10, 1881, 4-1

cmp

HURLEY, THOMAS J .

Re-elected to Mew York Stock Exchm/re byunanlm-us vote c f t e r having been suspended.(2-)

UA D 22, 1881, 2-2

CP:LR

HURLEY, THOMAS J .

Has been made p re s iden t of the NewMexico and Arizona Telegraph Company

UA J a 6, 2-2

PW:JI

HURLEY. THOMAS J . (FORTH FORTH, TEXAS)(FORMERLY OF ROCHESTER)

Marr ied Annie March F i e l d (Newton,Mass.)

UA, Je 19, 1894, 6-2

JL:JI

HURLEY, THOMAS J .

See Hurley, George

J

HURLEY, WALTER

Former Roohesterlan was ejectedfrom Hamnerstelns Olympia inNew York and assaulted (4 in.)

UAt 0 1, 1896, 9-3

AL:JI

HURI£Y, THOS. J

See llackle, Henry S

AB:ARO ^

HURLEY, WM.

Died

UA F 10,1875, 3-5

•


HURLEY, VII. C.

Married J u l i a P .

UA, S 1 1 , 1867,

CPsJMS

(VICTOR)

Corcoran

3-8

•

HURSCH, GEORGE

Crushed to death in Sill Stove workswhen caught between elevator andcelling. (2")

UA 0 30, 1886, 2-5

OZ:LR

HURSH, GEORGE

Police Court case

RDU, Mr 9, 185F, 3-1

HURLIHY, TIMOTHY

8aloon burned; loss $2,500;partially covered by Insurance

UA, Mr 31, 1897, 6-6

CCP:EQ

HURLY, KELSON

Commit ted

UA,

CL:,B

J l 30,

suicide

1881,

by

2-6

taking

>

(ONTARIO)

poison.HURRLE, CATHARINE

8ee f a den , Joachim

CL:JI

FD:MC

4 HURSH, ALICE A. (MRS

Died

. CEORGE)

UA, My 9, 1892, 2-5

SL:FAD

1 J HURSH, GERALD F.

[ • Married Hannah C.

l l UA, Ap 14, 1863,

LI J3:AB

•

(ADAMS BASIN)

French (Adams Basin)

3-7

#


HURSH, HENRY

Was killed by engines between Northand Hudson (3 in.)

UA Jl 8, 1882, 2-2

HM:JI

HURSH, WILLIAM J.

Died,

UA, 0 9, 1861, 3-6

.MBNT:

IIURTT,—

See K'Lean, Lt.- Col- Nathaniel K.

HURSH, HENRY

The coroner's Jury decided thatHursh'e death on the railroadtracks was accidental (1£ in.)

UA Jl 10, 1882, 2-1

KM:JI

HURSH,

Bee

CC:FD

LIBBIE A.

Boahford, S i l a s D.

O

HURSH, WILLIAM

Arrested for attempting to disturbthe peace

RDU, Ap 21, 1855, 3-1

mmm

HURST, WIUAIi BILLING

Died

UA, Mr 5, 1880, 3-4

HURVITS, A. K.

Missing 3 days

UA, Ag 28, 1895, 7-5


HURVITZ, A. II.

Deolared to have committed suioideby drowning (3 in.)

UA, Ag 30, 1895, 6-6

SClJI

HUSBAND

Died

UA Ag 7, 1867, 3-8

HD:JI

HUSBAND, EMMA F

See Bettis, James R.

CL:MB

HUSBAND, J. D.

East Ave. property sold

RDU, Ap 26, 1855, 3-1

19*0111

HUSBAND,

Died

UA, F

GTZ:ARO

DONALD WRIGHT

18, 1879, 3-9

O

HUSBAND, ELLA WRIGHT (MRS. THOMAS)

Died

UA, J e 3 , 1 8 9 7 , 3 - 7

JL:EQ

HUSBAND, HOLLISTER

Died in California

UA N 10, 1879, 3-7

HUSBAND, J . D.

Among speakers of Buffalo TemperanceLeague meeting,

RDU, Jl 9, 1855, 3-3

SC:MB


HUSBAND, JAMES A-

Appointed notary public

UA, Ap 20,

PW:MC

HUSBAND; JAMES

AppointedAssorting

UA, Ap

FD:MB

1857, 3-2

•

A.

Superintendent of theHouse at Albany*

1, 1858, 3-5

•

HUSBAND, JAMES A.

Returns to Rochester

DA My 5, 1858, 3-3

DS

HUSBAND, JENNIE

See Reynolds, William A,

MM:MB

HUSBAND, JAMES A.

Married M. Hi Holliater.

UA, My 23, 1857 3-5

PW:FD cHUSBAND, JAMES A.

Resigns as Notary Public of Rochester.

UA, Ap 21, 1858, 3-7

FD:MB

HUSBAND, JALiES A. " (2nd CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEER)

Died

UA, Ap 25, 1G66, 3-7

ccp ;mmm

HUSBAND, MARION

See B l e g l e r , Dr. Joseph

JD:AR0


HUS3AND, MARION BIEGLER (CHARLOTTE)

Died

UA, Ag 2 , 1 8 8 0 , 3 - 7

JD:AB

HUSBAND, THOMAS

Badly Injured when he fell from

tree into picket fence

UA JL 22, 1857, 3-2

DS

HUSB^TD, ?K0;/,nS B

Whig noi dnee for Justice of Peace

RDD, F 27, 1S51, 2-3

ARO

HtBBAND, THOMAS B

Whig nominee for Justice of Peace

RDA, F 27, 1852, 2-4

ARO

HUSBAND, T. B.

Appointed Deputy Collector- at Rochester

L'A, My 23, 1861, 2-3

fdjrammO

HUSBA:ID, THOB. B

Reform candidate for Justice

HDD, F 11, 1853, 2-3

ARO

• v * g T O f f C T a

HTJT.'.JID, TKOI/IAT B

»/hig nominee for Justice of Peace

RDA, F 28, 1851, 2-4

AHO

HUS3AIID, THOI.IAS E.

•r ant pi. l e t t e r s of testamentary

UA, Ag 2?, 1861, ?-3

PJ',7: ARO


HUSBAND, THOMAS B.

Peace611 ° f f l c e a s Ju8tlce of the

UA, Mr 29, 1872, 2-3

AJC:AB O

HUSBAND, THOMAS B.

Odd Fellows, Lodge #66, adopted resolu t ionsi n h i s honor. (2")

UA, Ag 12, 1885, 4-2

JO:HR

HUSBAND, THOMAS H.

Married E l l a Wright

UA Je 21 , 1873, 3-4

AV:JI

HUSBAND, THOMAS B.

Obituary. (*a)

UA, Ag 8, 1885,

JG:HR

2-1

O

i

HUSBANDS, THOMAS B.

Monroe County Bar Association passedresolution in his memory.

UA, Ag 11, 1885, 4-5

CCP:HR

HUSBAND & SHURTIFF

Suffers s l i ^ i t loss In Eagle Bank Blockf i re

UA, N 21, 1857, 3-2

HUSBAND AND WIFE

Stewart , **• J - w- A. speaks on "Husbandsand Wives" ( 2 £ c o l s . )

UAf N 30, 1896, 10-1

JDP:TL

HUSBANDRY, PATRONS OF

Pomona Grange held meeting; discussionheld on "Country Roads" (3H)

UA, D 31, 1892, 5-6

JDPiHR


HUSBAIIDS, A .

Uninsured

RDD, F 3 ,

KLH

(CAI

house

1854,

:A::DAIGUA)

destroyed

2-6

O

by1 fire

HUSBANDS, ZC/A F.

See Pettis, Janes R.

CL:ARO

HUSBANDS, J D.

Elected Secretary of the City

Tract Society

RDA Ja 21, 1352, 3-1

FD:DS

, J. D.

House ransacked and robbed

RDD, 0 27, 1863, 2-6

CB.

HUSBANDS, D. JOSEPH

Has been appointed reg i s ter in bankruptcy

for this district.

UA MY 1 1 , 1 8 6 7 , 2 - 1

PG/CCPO

HUSBANDS, FRANCES BUCKINGHAM (l^S. JOSEPH)

Obituary (6W)

UA, My 3, 1881, 2-3

]L:FD

S, J . D.

House robbed of silverware

RDU, 0 26, 1853, 2-6

..ccLptc i;oita.tion to del iver

oration a t liar ion

'\1><T, Je 2C, I.'x34, ^-5


HUSBANDS, J D.

So deliver Oration at Marion on

4th of July

RDD, Je 29, 1854, 3-3

MAM:MC

HUSBANDS, J D.

Property on East Avenue sold toR.B. Appleby.

RDU, My 10, 1855, 3-2

FD:NT

HUSBANDS, J D.

To deliver oration at Brockport Inde-

pendence Day dinner

UA Jl 2, 1860, 2-3

JS/CHV

HUSBANDS, J. D.

Review of his speech during the war meeting

at Genera, In which Capt. Barnes Rifle

Battery was demonstrated

UA, 8 30, 1863, 2-3

NT:ARO

To Lri0ve t o . j f 'alo

RDJ, S i: , 18:74, 0-

HUSBANDS, J.

Lawyer,

P-

fonaed

J. B. Bennett

UA N 17

DS

, 1858,

i

partnership with

3-3

?'-

UA

Js;mnm

DS, J 2.

•rs respect to

, Lr 20, 1501,

the

#

lr.t Orlando Hastings

HUSBANDS, J.

Letter to

his part

UA, Die

D.

the Editor of

In the Saxton

1863, ?-3

UA, explain^

trial


HUSBANDS, J. D.

iloved to New York; hao connected himselfwith Goodyear India Rubber Glove Co.

UA, 0 15, 1866, 2-2

HUSBANDS, J. D.

Upholds Ephralm Dow as a righteous man.

UA, N 7, 1674, 2-4

JD.-LJB

HUS3AHDS, L33. J. D.

Her funeral services held.

UA, Ky 6, 1881, 2-5

HUSBANDS, J. D.

Register of Bankruptcy, receives note

from Washington, dealing with bankrupt

oases

UA F 2, 1869, 2-4

PG/CMV

HUSBANDS, J . D .

Left today with his family for a weekssojourn in Philadelphia. (1/2")

UA, Ag 23, 1876, 2-7

WN:JMG

Jggfl

HUSBANDS, MRS. J. D.

See Qbust, El len

CL.-LIB

HUSBANDS, J. D.

See Pavlour, *fai. P,

PW:JI

JS:ARO

Diea.

UA J i 29, 167U 3-0


HUSBANDS, KATE H.

See Dodge, Loudon U# (Buffalo)

VR:MB

HUSBANDS9 THOMAS

Homlnated at Republican City Conventionae candidate for Justice of the Peace.

UA P 26, 1875 2-7

WN:HR

HUSBANDS, MRS. WILLIAM

Died

UA, Ja 29,

AL.AA

•IB! HUSCHER, MRS. ALICE

Order issued permiting execution onproperty to sa t i s fy a Judgment ob-tained by her ( l")

UA, Ap 9, 1*96, 9-1

HUSBANDS, THOMAS

Injured in Buffalo and State Street

fir«u•v

UA, D 21, 1868,

GZ:MB

2-2

O

VMJTL

HUSBANDS , THOMAS

Was admitted to

Court

UA, My

PJWrARO

15, 1867

B.

practice

, 2.5

0

in the Distrct

HUS3URY, FRANK

Died in Holley.

UA My 22, 1SS9, R-3

SL:Lr.

HUSCHER, CATHERINE (PITTSFORD)

Sold land in Brighton to Jacob Arent(Brighton) for $3,000.

UA Ag 22, 1876 2-7

WN:HR


HUSCHER

See

HR

, CATHERINE

Arent, Jacob

9

HUSLAUER, JACOB

Married Kate Spar ter

UA, Ap

CCP:HR

2 2 , 1 8 9 1 , 7 -4

o

(SCOTTSVILLE)

(Scottsville)

HUSOK,

Elected District Attorney of Monroe Co

RDU, N 12, 1356, 3-1

mhmjmmm

HUSON, Mr.

People hold demonstration to pay himrespects for work in the Robertsonmurder case

UA, Ja 22, 1858, 3-1

fd;mmm

HUSK,

See

FT:JI

JESSICA R.

Boatwiok,

(DANSVILLE)

Charles E.

O

HUSLER

See

CCP:HR

'"> t** -'.a

, FRANK

Lasher , Henry.

•

HUSON, MR.

To speak in Lyons on 4th of July.

RDU, Jl 3, 1856, 3-1

MB

HUSON, MR.

Reported respectfully treated by people

of Richmond

UA, 0 7t 1861, 2-2

NT.ARO


HUSCN

MC

, in

See

•

Carpenter, Dr.

oHUSON, C. JR.

Elected Vestryman of Grace EpiscopalChurch

RDD, Ap 22, 1851, 2-5

FD:1.:LHo

HUSJN, C. Jh.

Elected Secretary at Kossuth

Meeting

PDA My 20, 1852, 3-1

DS

EUSCN, C. «TR.

Remarks in I'onroe County Convention

RDU, 0 17, 1853, 2-4

MCtl'LH

HUSON, DISTRICT ATTORNEY

See Smith, Sheriff

PV/:DS

HOSON, C. JF.

Appointed delegate for Grsce

Church to Diocesan CDnventio:

hDD Ag 6, 1S51, 2-1

oDS

'U3GU, C JR.

Dp'.ef to fror. the °;i'

c"ty rp.:ocratic C^nvi

" i c to **I

nr.orr, c. r.t.

His speech at Anti--ebraskc;

reprinted

RDU, F ao, 1854, :2-2

CD


HU80N, C. JP.

Appointed delegate to Anti-Nebraskaconvention at Saratoga.

RDU, Ag 12, 1854, 2-5

8C:NT

HUSON, C. Jr.

District Attorney, replaced by J. A.Stull

UA, Ja ?, 1360, 2-2

ab;mmm

KUSON, C. JR.

Full pp.rticulars if his r-.~> -ointnent

to investigate claims against the

Costa Rica government

UA, Mr 25, 1861, r'.-l

HUSON, C.

Sessions

Attorney

UA D

PW/Cl/iV

Court praises retiring District

16, 1859, 2-3

- ©

HUSCi!, C. J r .

Appointed comriifisioner tc r.djust certpinclaims of our citizens* r^ ' i n s t theG-overnnent of COGTT. Rica

UA, - r .20, 1861, 2-1

j :=•; mTnrn

HUSON, CALVIN

Board of Supervisors pass resolution

concerning his death

UA, 0 19, 1861, 2-4

AB'ARO

HUSON, CALVIN

Testimonial by

to

UA, 0 19, 1861,

AB;ARO

Board of Supervisors

2-4

•

HUSON, CALVIN

Resolutions passed by

County Bar Association

sympathy on his death

UA, 0 19, 1861, 3-5

AB'ARO ^

the Monroe

expressing


HUSCK,

See

CALVIi!

Worden,

CG:A 0

Warren T.

oHUS01I

CUV

, CALvrr JR.

Elected clerk of the Board of Supervisor

RDU 0 7, 1852, 2-4

oHUSON, CALVIN Jr.

Fourth ward Democratic candidate for

Supervisor

RDU, Mr 5, 1855, 2-1

FD:MC

HUSON, CALVIL JR

Elected District Attorney

RDU N 18, 1856 1-7

NC

HUSON, CALVIN JR.

E l e c t e d Clerk of the Board of Supervisors

RDDi 0 7, 1852, 2-5

MLH

HUSON, CALVET JR.

Democratic candidate for member of Con-

gress from Monroe County

RDU 0 17, Ifc53, 2-1

oHUSON, CALVIN JR. (ROCHESTER)

democratic nominee for County Judge

0 25, 1855 2-1

VR:PM

HUSON, CALVIN

Last hours described

UA, 0 21, 1861, 2-4

AB:ARO


HUSON, CALVIN

Resolutions

by Board of

County

regarding his

Supervisors of

UA, 0 22, 1861, 4-3

NTlARO O

death passed

Monroe

HUSON, CALVIN JR*

Resolutions on

Sessions

UA, N 25,

NT:ARO

Court

, 1861,

hi8 death

2-3

O

passed by

HUSON, CALVIN JR.

Resolutions on his death adopted by

Supreme Court

UA D 3 , 1861, 2-3

NT/SMV

HUBO:T, courn: J R .

Elected officer in the Democratic Young

Lfen»s Association

RDU S 30, 1853, 2-6

CLV

HUSON. CALVIN JR. (~ '-"-"., 2'y^i.

Presided over meeting of the Hobart

College Alumni

UA, Ag 6, 1862, 2-5

'• U

•r;aro

HUSON, HOBART

Married Katie Harris

UA, F 12, 1879, 3-9

HUSON, SAMUSL

Junior merabers of the

Supreme Court Room to

reference to his death

of Shiloh#

UA Ap 22, 1862 2-?

J8:JS

bar

take

at

to meet in

action in

the battle

HUSON, SAHU2L

Junior Bar members met.

pointed for resolutions,

presented and adopted.

UA Ap 25, 1862 2-3

JS:JS ^

Committee ap-

resolutlons


HUSS, FRANK J .

Died

f 9.7

MU:RFO

HUSS, SOPHIA

Died

UA Ag 27, i e90 , 5-6

SCrJDP

HUSSEY, C. S.

Bought Turkish Bath on State Street fromH. M. A. Stilwell.

UA, Je 11, 1S75, 2-6

HUSSEY, CHAS. S. (LITTLE ROCK, ARK.)

Harried Fannie H. Gay (Rochester)

UA, 0 4, 1871, 3-6

HUSS, FRANK J.

Died

UA , My 8, 1897, 11-4

MM: JO

HUSSEY, ABRAHAM

Married Marie Van Allen

UA Ja 31, 1895, 8-1

HUS'EY, CHARLES

Made a general assignment listingpreference, as?ets and liabilities

UA, D 14, 1883, ?-}?

HUSSEY, CHARLES S. (FORMERLY OF ROCHESTER)

Married Nora Annet te Large (Oakland, Calif.i n Oplcland. ' ]

UA, 0 3 , 1891, 2-6

SC:FAD


HUSSEY, CHARLES S.

Died

UA, Ag 27, 189?, 5-

HUSSIE, FLORENCE

Died (4 lines)

UA, Jl 19, 1890, 5-6

HUSSEY

Died

UA

CL:R2

, FANNIE (MRS

in Watertown,

. CHARLES S.

Wisconsin,

0 14, 1881, 2-5

o

)(2*")

HUSSEY

8ee

1:RZ

, 11ARY R.

Neuvllle, Charles

0

F.

HUSSEY,

Died

UA, F

THO

25

I/.AS

, 1887, 2-5

HUSSEY,

Died

STUART GAY

»

UA, Jl 29, 1882,

1 ur?rr

1 UA

1 A3:HH

-ULDhIC J.

iod Augusta

S 19, 1370

3-6

(San Francisco, Cal. )

Vanness.

3-5

HUSSIE, SISTER M. FLORENCE

Tribute to her memory (8")

UA Jl 28, 1800, 2-5

80:HR


HUSTED, MRS. (LE POY)

Died

UA 0 3 1 , 1889, 5-5

JM:JDP

M

HUSTED, HATTIE J . i : .

S e e Brown, Wm. J

HUSTED, JOHN A.

Admitted to the Bar,

RDU, S 2 , 1856, 3-2

PW:UB

HUSTED

See

,LA:MB

, ANNIE

Cooper , Hugh

o

HUSTED, AMOS (CLARKSON)

Bought 68 ac res of land from Wm. Qua for

$4,452.50

UA Ag 17, 1864, 2-2

oVB:JI

HUSTED, GEORGE W. (CHAUTAUQUA CO. )

Sold property on Monroe Avenue for$5000 to Jennie W. Boyd (Rochester).

UA, Ap 7, 1376, 2-6

CP:MB

HUSTED, HON. JAI ES W.

Was given a dinner by the o f f i ce r s of theWestern New York Fai r Association atPowers Hotel .

UA S 25 1891 7-2

LA:AA

HUSTED, LENA (MRS. SACKITT) (NEWARK)

Died

UA, Je 9, 1884, 4-2

h(3t\


HUBTED, MINNIE

Died

UA, D

SL:AB

a)i, ieee,

(HOLLEY)

6-5

•

HUBTLEBY, HIRAM C.

Charged with assault upon two of hispupils (3")

UA, D 8, 1892, 5-4

JDPrHR

HUSTON, ELIZABETH

Died in Henrietta

Obituary

HDD Mr 4, 1851, 3-3

HUSTON, MRS

Death

RDA, Mr

MLH

. ELIZABETH

5, 1851, 2-6

HUSTON, IDA 3.

See Valentine, Charles T.Crushed to deat^ by lnnd roller onOntario farm

UA, My 26, 1863, 2-2

HUSTON, MARY JANE

Me Hath, Morrison V., appointed refereein .the case against her by Cora II. Jones,

UA, Je 30, 1892, 5-1

JLSAA

HUSTON9 JOHN (GENESEO)

Married Johanna Cullinan (Geneseo)

UA D 10, 1888, 6-2

8L:RZ


HUSTON, JOHN

Married Ellta Caldwell

UA, 8 4, 1895, 7-2

PT:JA

--B™

HUTCHBECK, LITTIE A.

Died

UA, 0 27, 1888, 5-3

SL:AB

HUTCHINGS, C. B.

Wrote letter to editor concerning hisinventions

UA, Kr 27, 1861, 2-5

HUTCHINGS, CHARLES W.

Age 7 years died

UA, Mr 30, 1859, 3-4

HUTCH, "LET*

Bee Uelby, Samuel

FG:MB

• • •

HUTCHENSON, HOLLOM

Died in Wheatland

UA, S 20, 1858, 3-1

VR:AR0

HUTCHINGS, CHARLES B.

Died

UA Je 9, 1864 3-5

CG:JS

HUTCHINGS, FANNIE (SCOTTSVILLE)

See Reed, Walter (Scottsville)

G2:LR


mmHUTCHINOS, JOSEPH

Found guilty on assault charge

RDU, F 2, 1856, 3-2

ARO

HUTCHINGS, URIAH

Died i n Eas t Newark.

UA, J a 1 5 , 1 8 9 0 , 5 - 7

AA:MB

HU1CHIH5, PROFESSOR

Exhibiting the lightning calculator

game at Bryant, Stratton and Company's

Coomercial College*

OH, My 18, 1866, 2-2

06

HUTCHIN3, CLARA A. ( CANANDAIGIA )

See S c o t t , R o y a l R.

HUTCHINOS,

Died

UA, Jl 7t

GTZ:HR

NELLIE

1888,

L.

2-6

O

HUTCHESiPROF.

Lightning Calculator,

been an attraction at

giving

UA, Ag

exhibitions in

28, 1865, 2-2

1

Tho for 5

BamuTn's

Rochester

>

years

Museum

has

is

HUTCHINS, C. D.

Daughter of, rescued from drowning inthe canal by John Mungerville.

UA Ja 6, 1880 2-3

JD:HR

HUTCHIi:S, DANIEL

Killed himself by hs»

UA, Jl 11, 1387, 8-4

3:HZ CT :


HUTCHIN8, F.B. (CHILI)

Married May Dusenburg (Ogden)

UA, Jl 11, 1895, 2-3

HUTCHINS, FRED

Call, Mrs. Susan, aocused him of tryingto rob her (3*)

UA, a 14, 1897, 6-3

HUTCHIKS, HAI:::AK jvjrE -.

See Taylor, Jo..u L»

HUTCHINS, JOHN B.

Listed as Democratic Overseer of Poor

of Ogden

UA Ur 4, 1870, 1-6

HUTCHINS,, JOHN

Sentenced by theyears In prison

UA, 0

IB:FD

26, 1893,

grand Jury to 12for raping Jennie

5-2

•

Blair

PW:JI

HUTCHINS, HARVEY (BATAVIA)

Awarded $10,000 verdict ag.iin t Syracuseand Blnghamton Railroad

UA, Ja 16, 1864, 2-3

Asks governor for pardon; convicted ofrape. (2")

UA 0 29, 1895, 7-5

HUTCHINS, JOHN F-

Acqultted of nbductlnp Louisa King (£

UA, S 27, 1893, 5-3

IBJFAD


HUTCHINS, MAJOR JOHN F,

Released from Auburn prison,

UA, J e 17, 1897, 6-2

MM:JG

HUTCHINS, LULU (PALMYRA)

See Warfleld, Carl (Orlando, Fla. )

LO:JI

HUTCHINS,QUINCY C.

Aoot'd as court stenographer to succeedA*.P. Little (1")

UA, D 17, 1392, 5-1

JA

T*UTcT:rT.c::, i.a.

appointed Policeinan

.lDrJ, Je 5, 1£54, 2-t

HUTCHINS, JOHN F.

Released from prison

UA, Je 18, 1897, 6-4

HUTCHINS, PHILEIiA

See Churchill , L. K.

CLV

HUTCHINSON, (F AIRPORT)

Died; son of Chester Hutchinson

UA, D 3 , 1896, 2 -3

JDP: JI

HUTCHINSON, MR.

Suspended from Genesee College.

UA, D 26, 1860, 2-3

CG:MB


HUTCHINSON, MRS. (CALEDONIA)

Obituary

UA P 14, 1874, 3-8

GZ.'RZ

HUTCHINSCN, ABIGAIL (MIC-JOAN)

See Trlmnur, Benjamin J.

RL:AB

HUTCHINSON, ALBERT (LIMA)

Harried Kate Green (Lima)

UA., M7 3 , 1889, 6 - 1

JDP:FAD

HUTCHINSON, ALBERT

Found to have had 2 wives (1 Col.)

UA, Ag 28, 1896, 8-1

AL:JI

HUTCHINSON, ABBIE C. (SWEDEN)

Died

UA Ag 26 , 1&&&, 6-3

OGTZ:JI

HOTCHIMSOH, ABIGAIL GRAVES (MRS. LOREN)

Died In P e n f i e l d .

DA Uj 6 , 1874 3-7

GTZ:HR

HUTCHINSON, MRS. ALBERT

Burned h e r baby and h e r s e l f to death(1 Col.)

UA, Ag 26, 1896, 9-1

AL:JI

HUTCHINSO2I, CHARLES

Marr ied 2£ary Howard

UA, 0 3 1 ,

SL:FD

1890 , 7-2

(

(Pearl

»

Creek)


HUTCHINSON, CHARLES (OMAHA, NEB.)

Harried N e l l i e 3 . Angevin©

UA, Je 1 1 , 1891, 5-7

SC:FD

HUTCHINSOK, CHARLES P.

Robbed of $173 at Lyons

RDU, Jl 30, 1856, 2-3

PW:MC

HUTCHINSON,

Harried

UA Je

JD:JI

CHARLES D

Florence

. (PEPEhELL,

A. Wlsner

16, 1871, 3-4

O

MASS.)

HUTCHINSON, CLARENCE

Died ( i « )

UA, J l 22 , 1891, 5 -5

HUTCHItfSON, EARLE (WY.Oi.IING)

Married Anni= 0 . Br len ( P a v i l i o n )

UA, Ag 24 , 1888, 6-5

MC:HR

HUTCHINSON, F. B.

Appointed Commissioner of Deeds,

UA Mr 29, 1866 2-2

FD:JS

HUTCHINSON, F.B.

Appointed notary for Monroe County

UA, F 5, 1869, 2-3

PGiAB


HUTCHINSON, F. S.

^ a l i f i e d as c iv i l service examiner,

UA F 10, 1896, 6-3

MA:RZ

HUTCHINSON, FILMORE. G.

Seriously injured by discharge of

Cannon

RDU, My 29, 1855, 3-2

JZ:ARO

HUTCHINSON, FRANCES L

See Habel, John

HUTCHINSON, FRANK B.

Editorial and political record ofDemocratic candidate for Justice ofPeace. & col*

UA Mr 4, 1872, 2-5

fee Knapp, C. R,

AROo

HUTCHIKSON, FLORA I.1AY

Suing- her husband for d ivorce ; attorneysfor her husband t r y i n g to have- her indictedfor bigamy. (- c o l . )

UA J l 21 1693 5-1

IB:AA

HUTCHINSON, FRANK B.

Removed law office to Reynolds

Arcade.

UA, 0 16, 1869, 2-6

AJC/CMV

HUTCHINSON,

Carried

UA 0

ca/ccv

FRANKLIN

Hattie M.

26, 1866

B.

Simpson.

, 3-8

•


HUTCHINSON, FRANKLIN 3.

Schedule of asseet and liabilitiesfiled

UA, D 8, 1893, 6-3

JL:FD

HUTCHINSON, H. C,

Admitted to the Bar

UA 0 6,3S76, 2-3

.

HUTCHINSON, JAMES

Appointed deputy for Charlotte o f f i c eof the Customs House,

UA, Ap 2 3 , 1872, 2-1

JlCUfi

HUTCHINSON

Judicial

UA, Ap

JL:TL

, GEORGE

sett lement

22, 1895,

(

made on es t a t e

7-1

HUTCHINSON, QEO,

Died.

UA My 9, 1876 3-5

CCP:HR

HUTCHINSON, GEORGE S. (ALBION)

'Assumed oroor ie torshio of Congress Hall,

UA Ja 7, 1889, 9-2

HUTCHINSON, L1RS. HANNAH

Died

UA My 22, 1876, 3-5

AJC/CMV

HUTCHINSON, JAMES

Home se t on f i r e by an incendiary

UA, Jl -24, 1874, 2-2


HUTCHINSON, JAMES

Melgs S t . , homeby an inoendiarextensive los s

UA, J l 25

JD:AB

, 1874

believed set on: r; insurrince will

, 2-3

*

fire. cover

HUTCHINSON, JAKES

Mar r i ed H r s . Annie Drummond.

UA N 1 0 , 1881 , 3-7

CL:RZ

HUTCHINSON, JOHN

Death

UA, D 4 , 1 8 7 1 , 3 -3

HUTCKirSON, JAMES

Sold property to Jonn O'Rourke,consideration #1,000

UA, Ap 3 , 1830, 2-5

HA!: ARO

HUTCHINSON, L . S . (BROCKPORT)

Died

UAf o 20, 1873, 2-4

WN:ARO

HUTCHINSON, JAMES

See T r u e s d a l e , Seymour

PW/gljV

HUTCHINSON, JOHN A.

Marr ied Rhoda R o l l i n g s

UA My 6, 1887, 7-2

HUTCHINSON, "LET"

See Melby, Samuel*


HUTCHINSON, LETTA M.

See P i e r c e ,

JL:HR

Frank C.

oHUTCHINSON, LIBBIE J .

See G-el l iger , Chpr les De F o r r e s t

HUTCHINSON. LOREN (PENFIELD)

Sold to 3ernard Haag land i n P e n f i e l dfor $5t6OO. (3 l i n e s )

UA Mr 23 , 1876 2-5

JCM:HR

HUTCHINSON, LOIS. LEWIS

Obituary.

UA J a 9, 1879 2-3

GTZ:HRo

(7/HEATLAND)

HUTCHINSON, LILY

Received diploma as trained nurse from CityHospital. *

UA Ap 6 , 1895, 11-1

JL:JH

HUTCHINSON, LOREN

Died.

UA, 0 3 , 1876, 3-5

JD:MB

HUTCHINSON, LOREN

Died, formerly of

UA 0 k9 1876,

4WN/GMV

Penfield I

3-5 1

JHUTCHINSOK,

11 Died

1 "JD:JI

IIAGGIE

My 2 0 ,

(MRS.

1880,

i

WILLIAM)

3 - 9

\


HUTCHINSON, MAGGIE 0.

See Egbert, Chris topher , Jr«

JM:R2

HUTCHINSON, MRS. MARY

Died in Scottsville

UA S 3, 1881, 3-7

HUTCHINSON, MARGARET

D i e d

UA, 0 2 7 ,

TT • T A

1 HUTCHINSON,

1 See Beyea

1 MW:EQ

1892, 2-2

oMARGARET

, Amzi

•

CL:JI

;:, :.;ARGARET (L'Rr..

Died

UA, J l 20, 1372, 3-?

vcjmmra

HUTCHINSON, MARGARET

Arrested for s t ea l ing a purse fromMrs. Dr. Havens of Penn Yan, foundto be an old offender, a lso knownas Margaret Brown, and "Old MotherHubbard" (fccol.)

UA, 0 16, 6-3

MM:EQ

HUTCHINSON, MARY

Took first vows for Order of St.Joseph

UA, Ja 2, 1894, 6-2

JSiHR


HUTCHINSON, MARY E.

See Staring, John W.

FD

HUTCHINSON, MRS. MINERVA L,

Death*

UA, N 21, 1861, 3-6

NT:MB

HUTCHINSON, ROBERT

Married Mollie Hudy (1")

UA, F 6, 1896, 7-1

HUTCHINSON, OLIVE W.

Died

UA F 13, 1886, 2-6

MW:FD

HUTCHINSON, 1IARY F .

8ee Brown, Paul Baxter

OMM:FD

HUTCHINSON, MYRON

Returns to Rochester from Californiawhere he went in 1849 f

UA Jl 26, 1887, 3-4

IB:RZ

HUTCHINSON, PAUL (ORANGEVILLE)

Married Mrs. Martha Brown (Covington)

RDA, F 28, 1851, 2-7

MLH

HUTCHINSON, SARAH

See Camblin, William H


HUTCHINSON, SHERMAN I.

Drowned near Lower Falls

UA, Je 11, 1877, 2-2

FD

HUTCHINSON, THOS.

Undertakes work of publishing aBusiness Directory of CentralNew York.

UA, D 19, 1860, 2-1

FD:MB

HUTCHEiF.Cir, ULYSSEF

Indic ted for r i o t and Assault and

Battery

IDA, S 29, U53, 2-2

ARO

HUTCHINSON, ULYSSES

To be questioned about the murder ofSamuel-Uelby today

UA, Ja 28, 1862, 2-1

\n±mmi

HUTCHINSON, STEPHEN

Died in Kendall, Orleans County.

RDA Je 5, 1851, 2-7

FL:DS t>

HUTCHINSON, THOMAS

Fined $75 for violating excise

UA S 27, 1862 2-5

VR:JS

HUTCHINSON, ULYSSES

Arrested for murder of Samuel Melby

UA, Ja 27, 1862, 2-1

Js;mratT1

HUTCHINSON, ULYSSES

Committed to J a i l to await ac t ion ofGrand Jury on charges of manslaughter

UA, Ja 29, 1862, 2-4

Jsjmmm


HUTCHINSON, ULYSSES

Indicted for manslaughter

UA, P 8, 1862, 2-2

PJW:ARO

HUTCHINSOi:, ULYSSES

Tried for manslaughter, acquitted in

Court of Sessions

UA, Lly 10, 18GP, 2-1

CG.-ARO

HUTCHINSON, WILLIA

Died at Detroit. Burial at Penfield

UA D 31, 1886, 8-4

QTZ'.JI

HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM F.

Died

UA, J l 1 5 , 1889 , 2-7

VB:PD

HUTCHINSCK, ULYSSES

Manslaughter t r i a l begp.n

UA, Ky 9 , 1862 , 2-4

CG:ARO

HUTCHINSON. %7.H.

And H.A. Csoles, given pptent for tuftbutton.

UA Jl 25, 16?0, 7-2

LR

HUTCHIKSON, X£.

Deserted wife; account given,

UA Jl 17, 1888, 3-4

HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM H.

And H* A* Cables granted patent formachine for making tufts or buttons


HUTCHINSON, Wit. H.

Granted patent for tuft

UA M 21, 1890, 6-?

O

HUTCHINSON FAMILY

Entertained the boys at the Houseof Refuge,

RDU, My 10, 1854, 2-5

FD:MB

HUTCfll^SOii, FAL'.I^Y

.^PP Music, Concerts

RH:AP.O••M

HUTCHISON, CHARLES

Died

UA, Ja 19, 1892, 7-5

(LIMA)

AS:FD

HUTCHINSON FAMILY

Concert fully attended.

RDU, My 9, 1854, 2-5

FD/MB O

HUTCHINSON FAMILY

Concert at Corinthian Hall wellattended*

UA, F 16, 1858, 3-3

FD:JS

HUTCHISON, MR.

Democratic candidate for Justice ofPeace; item on duties of Justice ofPeace

UA Mr 2, 1872, 2-7

HUTCHISO::,. L;RS. JAMES

Death in Chili

RDD Jl 27, 1852, 3-3


HUTCHKIN,

Died

UA, 0

AL:JA

WILLIAM A.

2 6 , 1 8 9 6 ,

(INFANT)

14-5

oHUTHER, JACOB

H a r r i e d Mary S a f f r a n

UA, Ag 2 4 , 1 8 9 2 , 2 - 7

MHl4;AB

HUTON, ARCHIBALD (MEDINA)

Died .

LA:LR

HUTSON, 131S. JENNIE E.

Died

UA, 0 3 , 1866, 3-8

UE.'UAL

HUTER, PHILIP

Arrested as Incendiary

RDU, My 1, 1855, 3-1

imniH

Huther, John

Married Margaret Twedel

RDD, D 5, 1851, 3-3

O

HUTSON, EDGAR

Sentenced to Monroe County P e n i t e n t i a r yfor 4 years f o r burglary.

UA, Ja 10, 1876, &-3

PW:MB

HUTT, CARRIE E .

Died

UA, S 20, 1869, 3-6

m h n , Rimtn


HUTTE, JAMES J.

Died

UA 0 13, 1896, 6-5

HUTTER, FREDERICK

Dl«d.

UA, Jl 29, 1884, 2-2

J G S H R

• • • IHUTTER, JOSEPH

Died

UA My 27 , 1890, 8-4

JCM:RZ

HUTTER, FREDERICK

Robbed of $100 at Central Depot whileon route to New York

UA, D 3, 1874,

VC:FD

2-1

#

HUTTE,

See

JD:LG

LOUIS

Woell, Ann

HUTTER, FREDERICK

Co emitted suicide

UA, J l 28, 1884, 2-3

101 :FD

HUTTER, JOSEPH

Died

UA My 27, 1890, 5-5

VCM:JI

HUTTER, LIBBIE (MRS. JOHN)

Died in Chicago

UA, S 3, 1894, 6-5

JL:AA

V


RUTTER

See

MM:MB

, LIBBIE

Wagner, Philip.

•

HUTTER, LOUISE (Buffalo)

See Roesch, Louis Jr. (Buffalo)

HUTTER, PHILIP

Died

UA, s 26, 1893,

IB: FAD

HUTTLEMAN, DORA (MRS. RUDOLPH)

Died

UA, F 20, 1891, 5-4

PR:HR

HUTTER, LILLIE

Died

UA, Jl 25, 1881, 3-7

CL: FD

HUTTER. PETER

Lost his life in railroad accident.

UA, Ja 17, 1890, 5-7

AA:SC

HUTTER, ROCELIA

Died

UA, D 8, 1891, 5-6

JL:JI

HUTTON, A. J.

Reception given in his honor

UA F 14, 1891, 5-5

PRJJI


HUTTON, DR. A.J.

Resigned aa pastor of St. Peter 'sPresbyterian Churoh

UA, D 20, 1894, 9-1

HUTTCN, ALICE M.

See Wilson, Joseph C

CL:AB

HUTTON, BRADDOCK

See Hutton, Ann

PW/CMV

• • • IHUTTOU, CALEB

Robbed of S150C

UA, N 1 , lfl«7, 2-4

HUTTON, REV. DR. ALFRED J.

Received an inv i ta t ion from the FirstPresbyterian Church of Corning to be-oome i t s pastor (2£N)

UA, N 15, 1894, 11-2

omi:JA

HUTTON, ANN

Arrested for a s s a u l t i n g Braddock Hutton

a t Mt. Morris

UA S 27, 1859, 2-2

PW/CMV

HUTTON, C.B.

C a n c e r o u s g r o w t h r emoved from mouth bythe doctors Henion and Strong (?.")

UA, Ja 13 ,

JD:ARO

HUTTON , CALEB

Letter to Editor

was

UA,

NTlLiB

robbed by a

N 19, 1067,

relating how hensharker".

•


BUTTON t BSMA S .

See Smith, John F,

OSC:EQ

HUTZ, MARTIN

Died.

UA Ja 8 , 1887, 2-4

CC JLR

HUVER, JACOB (DANSVILLE)

Married Mary J, Byron (Dansvllle)

UAf My 29,

AJC:flR

•••

HUXLEY, CORA ALVIRA

Died

RDD 0 21, 1852, 3-3

HUTTON, MRS,

Died

UA, P

JS:JI

JOHN

20,

^^^^^^

(PENN

1894,

o

XAN)

6-4

HUVER, FRANK

Kicked to

UA, My 6,

HR

death

1891,

by a

5-4

(DANSVILLE)

horse

>

HUXLEY, CHARLES

Arrested for robbery

UA My 26, 1S79, 2-2

rfl/OMV

HUXLEY, MARY (Rochester)

Died in Syracuse

UA Ag 11 , 1860, 2-5

FL:DS F0:D3


HUXLEY, IRS. MINNIE

Died.

UA, 0 20, 1887, 8-4

IB: MB

HUY, JOSEPH (CORNING)

Died

UA, Ap 6 , 1886, 7-1

nmnn

HUXLEY, MORRIS D. ( P a l m y r a )

Died

«A, 09, 1888, 6-2

SL:SC

HUYCK, WILLIAM

O b i t u a r y ( 2 V )

UA Ag if.,

(LE ROY)

AC:VwiP

HUYLER, GEO. W.

Died

UA, Ag 21, 1888,

GTZrAB

HYALT, HRS. HATTIE A.

Died in Rochester,

| UA, F 29, 1884, 2-4

U>:UB

^ — 1 — 1 —

2-6

(EAST HENRIETTA)

•

HUYLER•S

The origin and success of the branchwhich these dealers and irpjiufacturersof confectionery opened in Rochester,under the management of John T. Roberts

(li")UA, D 24, 1881, 7-5

CL:AB

HYAMS, GEORGE

Describes experience in simoon

UA, Je 2, 1892, 5-5

AB;FD


HYATT, Mh.

Blames canal conxiiss loners for the

defect of the Can-*! -ar

RDD, My L3, 135;', --4

CB

HYATT, CARRIE ELIZABETH

See Collyer, Sidney Howard

mi:JA

HYATT, CHESTER

Died In Albany

UA Jl 18t 1872, 3-5

HYATT,

See

JDP

AHDA li.

Jackson, Grover

c

A.

>

HYATT, MR.

Editorial attacks his ability foran appointment to the consularservice.

RDU, Ap 21, 1853, 2-1

MB

HYATT, BASSETT (GREECE)

Died from in ju r i e s receivedpreviously

UA, S 20, 1897, 2-2

SC:JA• J • - — » •

HYATT, CHESTER (ALBAi.'Y)

Married Kate L. Marshall

UA, F 15, 1867, 3-7

MM: SC

vc/c:.v

HYATT

SClSO

, CORA M.

See Dilworth, Charles

•


HYATT, F . E .

Married Bertha Me Koon

UA, Je 26, 1895, 6-6

JA

HYATT, FANNIE

See Mo Carthy, Dennis H.

HYATT, MRS. GRACE

Died

UA, D 12, 1873, 3-9

wnimmm

HYATT, HART

Early Rochester editor reviews politicalsituation (14")

UA, 0 21, 1880, 4-2

GZ;FD

HYATT, JENNIE E. -

See North, Geo. D.D

HYATT, JAMES (GENEVA)

Died

UA., Ag. 2, 1890, 8-2

HYATT, JOHN (HENRIETTA)

Seriously injured when * s horses

ran away and threw him off his waffon

UA, My 14, 1865 2-3

HYATT, MRS. JOHN

Died in West Henrietta.

UA, Ja 7, 1890, 5-5

AA:MB


HYATT, JOHN L.

Died in Albany

UA, 0 10, 1879, 3-0

SE:ArO

HYATT, T. H.

Takes over hDA, with Joseph Curtis

RDD Ja 1, 13f:l, 2-4

HYATT, T. H.

(Editor and Proprietor of the RDA)

Appointments as consul to Turin

certain

Mr 12, 1S53, 2-1

HYATT,

See

KIC:FD

MAMIE

Vincent, Orlin N.

oHYATT,

See

AJC:MB

MINNIE V.

Ralston, William

0

A.

>

AHO

HYATT, SAMUEL B.

Died.

UA Je 20, 1871 3-4

JD:HR

HYATT, T. H.

Denies he was partner in firm ofN. E. Payne Co.

RDA, I.'r SO, 1352, 2-5

HYATT, T. H-

Appointed Consul to Amoy, China

RDUf Je 18, 1853, 2-4

16LH o


HYATT, T. H. (R0CHS3TSR)

Arrived at San Francisco onway to Amoy.

HDD, J a 1 1 ,

KB

1854, 2-3

O

h i s

HYATT, T. H.

Appointed Consul to Amoy, China

UA, Je 25, 1361, 2-5

FD:ARO

HYATT, T. HART

Opposed "NinerilUon Bill",heartily approves of it

RDU, Ky 30, 1853, 2-4

MLH

HYATT, T. HABT

Appointed American Consulate at

Amoy, China

RDA, Je 17, 1853, 2-2

o

HYATT, T. H.

Consulship pay at Amoy increased

to |3000

RDU, Ag 28, 1856, 3-3

P7/:MC

HYATT,'T. HART

His stand regarding slaverycriticized.

RDU, Ap 12, 1 3 5 3 , 2-1

FD/IiiJ

r

TiVTT, T. 'J.;.HT

Ap o l n t p d

RDU, J P 1

CB

HHi^HliHIIH

HYATT, T . HART

Editorial ,Repentance

HDU, Je 24,

MLH

Consul

5, L35,

i

"Hyatt

1853,

i

•;t Ar1

on the

2 - 3

ft

ory.

Stool of


HI'AT

IX

T, T. :iAf.T

Editorial by the ''Dai

his •vithdrnvnl-s<3 ed-

"Hochester

RDD, 0 1.9,

tor

Daily Advert*

1853, 2-5

O

Union" on

of the

ser"

HYATT, T. HART

Consul to Amoy, leaves for Amoy,

UA, Je 18, 1858, 3-3

FD:MB

HXATT, ?• HART (Ed.

Appointed Consul at

RDU, Je 13. 1853

MB

of Advertiser)

Araoy*

, 2-1

HYATT, T- HART

Sold a house and lot in Livingston Park

to Chas, Fitzsimons for $7500

UA, Mr 18, 1&04, 2-4

HYATT, T. HART

Admitted to the Bar

UA, Je

PJW:ARO

* ^

9, 1864, 2-1

1 Sells

1 take

1 RDD,

CB

"Daily Advertiser11

office of Consulate

0 20, 1853, 2-5

•

^•^la^H^Ha^HHa^^L.

& prepares to

in Amoy, China

HYATT, THEODORE

See Fairbanks, Alden C.

HM:JI

HIATT, THOMAS H.

nominated as Consul for Amoy, China

RDD, F 18, 1854, 2-6

MB:MC V


HYATT, MRS. THOMAS H,

Died in Vackerville, California

UAf Jl 18, 1878, 2-2

GC:AB

HYATT, THOMPSON

Died

UA, Ja 3, 1888, 2-6

LR:FD

HYCROFT, ELftlA

Real nrme of g i r l p rev ious ly l i s t e d asEmna White.

UA S 21 , 1 ^ 3 , 2-1

DP:LR

HIDE, JUDGE (LIMA)

See Lester , Adeline A«

MMUI

'A

HYATT, THOMAS HART (CALIFORNIA)

Former e d i t o r of the Union and Advertiser,died; married a Rochester; obituary,

UA Mr 3 , 1881, 3-3

VC:RZ

HYATT,

Capt

N.Y.

UA,

GZ:AB

WJ.I. E.

. of 27 th N.Y

Cavalry died

Ap 26, n69,

. Infantry and

in Henrietta

2 - 2

0

21st ^

HYDE, MRS. (RED CREEK)

Died of burns suffered when she fe l l ona hot stove.

UA, N 12, 1874, 2-2

JD:J

HYDE, Pr.OF.

Addressed the Philological Society on

reflexive verbs

UA, J l 28, 1670, 2-6

CGjFD


HYDE, A. DOUGLASS

Died

UA, F 21, 1890, 7-2

(NEWARK)

iai:HR O

HYDE, AMBROSE (LIMA)

Granted patent for improved shutter

fastener

UA Ja 26, 1863, 2-2

ME/CMV

HYDE, AMBROSE

Died. Obituary

UA N 2, 1888, 8-4

SL:R2

HYDE, ARTEI.:US (ARCADIA)

Nominated for the Assembly

UA 0 13, 1863 2-3

HYDE,

fd;mmm

ADELAIDE

Found dead

RDU, My 4, 1855,

O

3-2

HYDE, AMBROSE

Fell from a ladder while working on ahouse and was instantly killed.

UA.f NOT. 1, 1888, 8-5

SL:FAD

HYDE, AMBROSE (HONEOYE FALLS)

Died. (1")

UA N 6, lggg, 6-2

PJW:JS

PC-.LR

HYDE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

Lester, Adeline A., of Rochester andJudge Hyde of Lima are members; be-Here they are heirs to the estate ofWilliam Hyde, who died in England247 years ago

UAt 0 10, 1894, 8-3

MMUI


HYDE, BELA B.

Obituary

IT 22, 1G53, 2-1

(ROME)

oCIV

HYDE, CAMERON

Wil l admitted to probate .

UA Ja 2 9 , 1*92, 5-1

JDP

HYDE, CARRIE A. (MRS. C.H.)

Died in Auburn

UA, Ja 15, 1896, 8-7

FG:FD

HYDE, CHAS.

Died suddenly; account of his deeth

UA, Mr 22, 1880, 2-5

HYDE, CAMERON

Married Julian ingersoll

RDA, 0 4, 1851, 3-2

MLH

HYDE, CARRIE

See Kennard, W, R«

LOlRZ

HYDE

mhm;

, CHAHLES (DAIJSVILLE)

Stole a mare from Stsadman's stablecaptured a t Suspension Bridge

UA, J a 6, 1866, 2-1

mmn •

HYDE, CHARLES

See St. Jean Holland, Jean

VG:JI


HYDE,

See

yC: FD

CHARLES

Stowell, Jennie 0.

O

HYDE, MRS. D.C.

Died

UA, Je 25, 1883, 4-2

f/:S:A5

HYDE, D. CAMERON (Rochester

Karr5ed Julia H. Ingersoll (Rochester)

RDD 0 3, 1851, 3-3

DS

HYDE, D . CAUERON

Sold land In city to Julia Connorsfor $1,000.

UA Ag 11, 1976 2-7

WNlHR

HYDE, D . C .

Elected Aldermnn from *rd

UA, N 8, 1865, 2-1

ccpjmnrao

.,,,...grg^.TZ^

HYDE, D. C.

See M i l l s , M. H.

DS

HYDE, D. CAMERONE, D. CAMERON

Sold a l o t t o Hiram Hoyt f or $ 2 , 5 0 0 .

UA, S 15 , 1876, 2-4

00

wn mmrn


HIDE, ]

Bml

HA,

CCittB

HYDE,

D. CAMERON

oonmonotd proooodlng4 .000 mortgage aga ins t

Ja 3, 1884, 2-4

O

DOUGAL CAMERON

Died

UA, Ja 25,'1892, 2-6

•

to foreoloMSanford A*

HYDE, E.F.

Died (y)

UA,Je 7, 1«79,

PJW:ARO

HYDE, EMILY (BAT AVI A)

See H a l l , C h a r l e s

SC:JI

HYDE, D. CAMERON JR.

Death

UA, Ap 22 , 1881, 3-4

VC.-A5

HYDE, E . B , (TOLEDO, OHIO)

Harried Lydla R. F i tch (Toledo,Ohio)*

UA, Ja 22, 1859, 3-5

HYDE, ELLEii

Died in Lima.

UAf Ag 1 , 1867, 3-8

mhmlmam

HYDE, EliMETT W.

Died at Brooklyn; formerly of Rocheflter.

UA 0 28, 1890, 5-5

SC:JDP


HYDE

JD

f EZEKEL

Elected

RDD, Ap

supervisor of

9, 1853, 2-2

0

(Lima)

HYDE FOUNTAIN COMPANY

Articles of incorporation f i l ed

UA, 3 10, 1897, 7-4

8C:TL

HYDE, HAMPDEN

Married Elizabeth Me Vean

UA, Je 15, 1892, 2-7

1 nniiiiHiiiiMiiiiiMMirMfiniMii

HYDE, EZEKIEL

Committed

UA, J e 1 3 ,

SC.'HR

suicide

1891,

by

7-6

3

(LIMA)

hanging himself

HYDE, HAMILTON

See Stevens, G. V

HYDE, HAMILTON (UTICA)

Married Nettle Dutton

UA, D 20, 1861, 5-6

NT:MC

HYDE, HAMPDEN

Received patent for heaters

UA, My 1, 1891, 2-3

CCP:HR

HYDE, HAUPDEN

Married Elizabeth Mo Vean

UA, Je 16, 1892, 7-3

8LIHR ASlHR


HYDE, HAMPDEN

Granted patent for steam generator

UA P 4, 1895, 9-1

JL:RZ

HYDE, HARVEY C'.VHSATLAND)

On l i s t of Petit Jurors

RDA, Ja 7, 1S53, 2-5

ODS :i:LH

HYDE, J.C.

Train dispatcher of the Rochester andPittsburg Railroad received a handsomeeasy chair from his brother operatorsas a testimonial of the esteem theyheld for him

UA, Ag 21, 1885, 2-6

JG:AB

HYDE, JAMES T.

On arrival to this city, loaned a newacquaintance .30.00, taking as securitya worthless .1,000.00 bond

UA, Mr 2, 1870, 2-4

,p •

HYDE, HARLOW (REPUBLICAN)

Assemblyman from Wayne Co*

RDU, Ja 2, 1856, 2-7

VR:MB

HYDE, HARVEY

Died.

UA 3 2 8 ,

AC:LR

w.

1885

B i ' i l i i T i r d w t t a i i - " • - r r ' ^ M I • ' i

(SCOTTSVILLE)

, 2-2

•

HIDE, JAMES

Obituary (1* m . )

UA Ag 23, 1886, 2-2

CC:JI

HYDE, JENNIE

D i e d .

UA, 0 2 , 1 8 8 6 ,

GTZiMB

8-3

(WOLCOTT)

#


HYDE, JOHN

Store entered; $100 was taken. (3")

UA, D 7, 1880, 2-2

BD:MB

JDPlJDP

HYDE, JOSEPH

Died

UA J i e, 1893, 5-3

HYDE, JOHN


UA Ja 6, 1887, 2-5

CC:LR

HYDE, JOHN

Died (

UA Ag

(CLIFTON

20, 1889,

^ • _ , .. ^ « : . .

SPRINGS)

6-1

HYDE, JCHM H.

Grocery and saloon closed by the sher i f f

UA, N 29, 1892, 5-3

HYDE, JUDITH

See Hyde, Lyman

(LIMA)

IB:RZ

HYDE, LIZZIE

Died in Brooklyn

UA, Ap 15, 1863, 3-7

J S J A B

HR

HYDE, LOUISA C.

See P ike , James H.

JD:CCP


HYDE, LUCIEN B.

Died

UA, P 27, 1890, 2-2

(MANCHESTER)

lftl:HR

HYDE, LYMAN (LIMA)

And daughter Judith instantly killedin railroad accident

UA, Mr 7, 1891, 1-7

HR

HYDE, M. D. S.

Died in Saeramento, Cal#

UA S 25, 1861, 3-6

n t ; d «

^ ^

HYDE, MARY

See Oreenham, Thomas

JP:PD

HYDE, LUCIUS (MANCHESTER)

Died

UA F 28 , i e 9 0 , 2-5

MM:R2

HYDE, li. C.

Soil landfcr $1,500

UA, Mr 13,

RLlFD

In Hone

1330,

eye Falls t

2-6

•

o Susan tfaite

HYDE, liABEL F .

Died

UA Ap 3 , l b 9 l L ,

JL:ViiP

HYDE, MARY ANN

Died at Fnirport

UA, N 14, 1863, 2-5

ab«nnnm


HYDE, MILES (LOCKPORT)

Married Hattle Levan

UA, P 6, 1891, 7-4

PR:AB

HIDE, MILTON A. (HUMFORD)

Obituary (9in)

UA, S 28, 1889, 2-4

JCLf.'AB

HYDE, 0 . A. & CO.

Store damaged by f i r e

UA, 0 2 1 , 1 8 6 1 , 2 -1

AB.'ARO

HYDE, MILTON

, Died (2«)

* UA, 8 23, 1889,

i

\

i

1

JDP:HR

2-5

o

(SCOTTSVILLS)

HYDE, 0. A.

Sold land in Greece to Brayer and Kondolf

UA, S 6, 1871, 2-2

HYDE, 0 . A.

Put In a claim for one-fourth ofConey Island.

UA, Ag 3 1 , 1 8 7 e , 2 - 1

HYDE, 0. A. & Co.

See Boyd, Mrs. Margaret


HYDE, OVID A.

Residence entere.d; food and otherar t i c l e s s tolen. (1")

UA, 0 23, 1885, 4-3

OJG:HR

HYDE, OVID A* (GATES)

Will probated (2")

UA, Je 13, 1893, 5-3

JL:FD

HYDE, P. P.

Died in Genera*

UA, Je 20, 1884, 2-2

CC:HR• • •

HYDE, PATRICK

Body Tras found In Erie Canal

UA, J l 16, 1895, 8-4

PT:AA

HYDE, OVID

Died

UA

JL.-RZ

My

IHH

A.

22,

(GATES)

1893, 5-6

oHYDE, OVID A*

Letters of administration upon estateissued

UA, J l 9 , 1 8 9 5 , 6 - 6

MM:HR

HYDE, MRS. PATRICK

Died

UA, F 14, 1893, 5-3

JA:AA

HYDE, PATRICK

Drowned in Erie Canal

UA, Jl 17, 1895, 8-1

FT:HR


HYDE,

AB:AB

PHILURA

Died in Gates

UA, 0 13, 1870 , 3-4

o

HYDE, ROBERT (FOFLlERLY OF ROCHESTER)

Reported k i l l e d in a Leadvil le mineaccident .

UA My 28, 1881, 2-2

CL:RZ

HYDE, SANFORD ?-

George.Raines, lawyer, makes appl ica t ionin Court of Sessions to examine accountsof He Avoy and I..c Lane In order to p re -pare case to defend Hyde on an embezzle-ment charge (3n)

UA, Mr 23, 1895, 10-4

JL:TL

HYDE, SILAS

Died in Arcadia

RDD, Ap 28, 1851, 3-3

DSsMLH

HYDE, VALNEY

Appointed Wheatland delegate to Democratic

3rd Assembly District Convention.

DA, S 7, 1864, 2-3

FD:AR0 ^k

HYDE, LIEUT. COL. WLI. B.

Married M a r i e t t a B u t l e r (Lima)

UA N 1 1 , 1865, 3-9

•

HYDE, WILLIAM

Brought t o P e n i t e n t i a r y from WayneCounty*

UA, J a 25 , 1859, 3-2

MM: MB

HYDE, WM. H .

Died in Scottsville, N. Y.

UA D 22, 1873 3-5

CMP:HR ™


HYDE, WILLIA:: H.

Democrat, l i s t e d AS Town Clerk of Lima

UA, i:r 1 5 , 1883, 4-2

PV/iAB

HYDE, VER VALIN & COMPANY

New firm consisting of E. F. Hyde,

R. U. Ver Valin, and J. M. Bachus

organized

UA Jl 11, 1867, 2-4

HYDRAULIC BUILDING

F i r e damage es t imated at $12,000 (3")

UA J l 2 , 1879, 2-2

VC:RZ

HYDRAULIC COMPANY

Commission appointed to determine thevalue of t h i s p roper ty which i s neededfor a new s t r e e t from H i l l t o Water S t . ;he ld a meeting and discussed the p rope r tyTalue (4")

UA, Ky 29, 1883, 4-1

VCJFD

HYDE & OLMSTED

Establish the Williamson Stage betweenRochester and Williamson, Wayne County.

RDU, My 10, 1854, 2-5

FD/MB

HYDRANT

See Inventions

VC:JI

HYDRAULIC COMPANY

Lost $500 in $13,000 fire (5 inj

UA Ap 16, 1880, 2-2

HYDRAULIC MOTOR COMPANY

Works to open at Lower Falls; newsteam compressed motor to appearin street cars (3 in.)

UA My 13, 1380, 4-3

JDlJT


HYDRAULIC MOTOR COUPANY

Its operations steadily

UA, Je

Jd mmm

3, 1880, 2-1

•

increasing (e»)


Material for completion of the motorworks arriving (2")

UA, F IS, lggl, 2-2

MHMrARO

HYDROPATHY.

Johnson, Dr. sdvard, clain.sindigestion Is caused by constantmental application

?.DD, Je 7, 185-=, 2-4

HYDROPHOBIA

•o authenticated case of cure on record

UA, Je 3, 1874, 2-5


Optimistic about new apparatus theBois Air Compressor (1 1/3 col)

UA, Ja 5, 1881, 2-4

JD:AB

HYDRAULIC MOTOR COIiCPANY

Work of lower ing i r o n c y l i n d e r s downbank of t he r i v e r begun

UA, My 3 , 1881 , 2-1

122£:FD

HYDROPHOBIA

Article explain^ foolishness ofmuzzling dogs to prevent hydrophobia(1/3 col.)

UA, Ag 15, 1R72, 2-3

HYDROPHOBIA

Mad dog killed by oitizens for fear thathe might bite someone

UA, Je 10, 1874, 2-8

C!iP:ARO


HYDROPHOBIA

Many peop le doubt t he e x i s t e n c e of sucha d i s e a s e ; de sc r ibe i t a s a "c raze" (7")

UA, Ja 12 , i gg6 , 2-3

MHM:ARO

HYDROSTATIC SCALE

See Inventions

VC:JI

HYER, TOL-i

And Yankee S u l l i v a n no to r ious

puglists v i s i t Rochester

TU)U, Ap 24, Lc 54, 2-4

HYLAND, CHIEF ENGINEER (DANSVILLE)

Presented wi th lmnp ( l " )

UA, Mr 1 ? , 1876, 2-2

AJC:AB '

HYDROSTATIC PRESS

See Inventions

VC:JISS3L

HYDWEILLER, ARTHUR

Died

«A, Mr 25, 1293, 5-5

J A : R Z

HYGIENE

Long a r t i c l e on signed Arint.

N 16, 1858 3-3UA

PM

HYLAND

Sheriff of Livingston County is

a:>po\nted Harbor I.T- ster of nort of

Ne"r York

UA, My 14, lr6Q, P-2

GZ:AB


HYLAND, POLICEMAN

Presented with meerschaum pipe bypolioe department

UA, Ja 2, 1863, 2-1

mejmmm

HYLAND, CATHERINE (MRS. THOMAS)

Died

UA, My 1 2 , 1 8 7 7 , 3 - *

JCM.'ARO

HYLAND, DAVID

Married Sarah J- Dennison

UA Ap 8 1891 5-6

FC:AA

HYLAND, -"3CRGS

elected Trustee for town of oansville

HDD, Ky 5, 1854, 2-5

HYLAND, ANDREW

Arrested for cruelty

UA,

GZ:MB

F 10, 1879, 2-2

•

(GATES)

to animals•

HYLAND, CATHERINE E. (MRS. MICHAEL J.)

Died.

UA N 29, 1881 3-7

CL:HH

HYLAND, FRANK J .

Died

UA, 0 1 7 , l&Sk, 6 -2

MM:EQ

HYLAND9 GEORGE

Elected to the Assembly from the

2nd Livingston district

UA, N 14, I860, 2-4

1'LH JSjMC


HYLAND, GEORGE (DANSVILLE)

Dry kiln In factory burned; loss $500.00

UA, Ja 27, 1865, 2-1

maljmmra

HYLAND, MAJOR GEO.

Lis ted as Inspector of the 25th Brigade

UA My 27, 1867, 2-5

HYLAND, GEORGE (DANSVILLE)

Obituary (10§M)

UA, Ap 13, 1880, 2-3

hm ramm

HYLAND,

—~ .. .. .._GEO.

Elected Chief Engineer of Dansvil leFire Department. (1 1

UA

AJC:RZ

Mr 1 1 t 1876, 2-2

•

HYLAND, GEORGE

*d as P r e s i d e n t of tue Alert ?TogeCo.

UA, D 6, 1865, 2 -4

PV/:NT

HYI

PV:

JAI.'D, M JnP

Listed a?

sheriff of

'JA, S 30,

AE

ranseDe^orrs

Livinr-

1~''7 ?.

t i c

ston

- 2

#

llMitlM

(DAI:SV:

nominee

County

~±M .••-,1 - ' ! fc h u"*^j-d • '

LT.E)

f nr»

HYLAND, GEORGE (DAIvJSVILLE)

Died

UA, Ap 1 2 , 1 8 8 0 , 3 - 7

cihm mem

HYLAND, JOHN (DANSVILLE)

Appointed ai?ent by Livingston County-to

recruit in the Rebel States

UA, Ag 5, 1864, 2-3

FDIARO


HYLAND,

Died

UA,

VJ:JA

JOHN

D 1 9 , 1891, 5-5

o

HYLAND, KATHERINE M.

See Knopf, George J,

HTLAND, JOHN

Died

UA, Hr 5, 1896, 6-4

JC:JT

hYLAND,

Died

UA J l

VP:VP

JOSEPH

1 5 , 1S95 7 - 2

HYLAND, JOSEPH


UA, Jl 31, 1895, 6-5

8C:TL

Delegate to the Democratic '-ity

Cpnve:ition from tlie Sth ward

1D^, /»g 20, l^tl, 2-3

AA

HYLAND, M.

Eighth Ward d e l e g a t e to the

Democratic City Convention.

RDA Ag 2 3 , 1952, 3 -2

HYLAND, uARGARET D.

Died

UA AD 7 , 6

DS


HYLAND, MARTIN

Died

(PENN YAN)

JG/CMV

HYLAND,

Died

UA, 0

GTZ:AB

MRS

9 ,

. MARY

1886, 2-6

•

HYLAND,

Died

UA N

JM:RZ

MARY

2 , 1889 , 5-5

o

HYLAND, MARY

See O'Nel l Patr ick

HYLAND, MARY E.

Died.

UA D 19 , 1887,

IB:LR

HYLAND, MICHAEL

F a l l s from aHall; killed

UA P 1 2 ,

JI

2-6

scaffold at Rockafellerinstantly

I860, ?-2

HYLAND, MICHAEL

Obituary (5 in.)

UA Ag 13, iggy, 2-6

HYLAIID LIICII/vEL

Appointed

RDD Ap

av

Watchman

8, 1851,

•

2 - 8

)

a:JI


HYLAND, MICHAEL

Letter from Henry L. F i s h p r a i s i n ghie character (2 t N )

UA, Ag 22 , 1887, 3 -3

i b nmm O

HYLAND, PATRICK H.

Doubt as to h i s g u i l t expressed asfurther testimony i s given. (1 c o l . )

UA, Je 28, 1879, 1-5

PW:MB

HYLAND, PATRICK

An extra panelfor service in

UA, j e 11, 1879

PJW:ARO

of Jurorshis trial

, 2-2

O

w i l l be drawn

•

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

Trial continues asselected. (l£ col.

UA Je 26,

PW/CJ.1V

1S79,

O

lury is finally

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

On t r i a l for the murder of John McArthur(1/3 col.)

UA Je 25, 1S79, 2-3

__ Pw/nurv

HYLAND, PATRICK H.

Proceedingstrial (2/3

TTA, Je

F"': \^

of mcol)

27, 1879,

•

^rn'.ng session of his

2 - 7

•

HYLAND. PATRICK K. (UUinFOHD)

Held for Grand Jury for murder inWheatland.

UA, F 11, 1879, 2-2

(BTZ:LIB

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

Prosecution begins the presentation ofi t s case, ( l co l . )

UA Je 27, 1879. 1-5

_PW/fiMV


HYLAND, PATRICK K.

rifr^!r_e7f?en°e indicates that hemurder of John

UA, Je 28, 1879, 2-6

PW:MB O•"• ilJJipuwiimu

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

Proceedings of trial.

UA Jl 1, 1879, 4-3

(4 col.

VC:RZ

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

His trial is coming to an end. Bothdefense and prosecution sum up thecase* (1 col.)

UA Jl 3, 1879, 2-5

VC.'RZ

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

UA ca l l s h i s acqui t ta l of murder chargea gross outrage in the name of Jus t ice ,

UA, J l 5, 1879, 2-3

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

farther testimony given at h is t r i a l .(i /3 col.)

UA, Je 30, 1879, 2-7

PW:MB

HYLAXD, PATRICK K.

Defense rested its case. (;> col.)

UA Jl 2, 1879, 2-8

VC:RZ

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

Acouitted. Jury deliberated 3 hrs.(? col.)

UA Jl 5, 1879, 1-5

VC:RZ

HYLAND, PATRICK K.

Correspondent "Lex" writes n l e t t e r pertain-ing to the Hyland Case (1/3 col . )

UA, J l 10, 1879, 2-5

WN:M5


HXLAKD, THOMAS J.

Married Kittle Lotepike

Vk9 Je 25, 1873, 3-4

AFT:JM&

EYLAN, FRANCES

Arrested on charge of robbing; Mr. Rutter

of $13,000.

UA Jl 24, 1863 2-2

AS.-JS

HIUAM, FRANCIS

Escaped from county Jail; re-captured.

VA, Ag 19, 1863, 2-2

AB:HB

HYLE, JOHH (?ETROLIA, PA.)

Married Lulu Williamson

UA, 0 15, 1886, 3-3

CCP:AB

HYLES, ERAETUS

Sentenced t o 2 y r s

for

RDD,

ARC

Grand larceny

, Ja 15, 1853,

1

• and

2-4

1

6months

Mil

HYLKEMA, MEYER

Died

UA S 7, 1891, 5-1

SC:JI

HY...AN, FRAl.CIS

Arrested r.t Albany for robbery of $12,CCC

from G-orge R. Rutter, at Rochester Central

Depot

UA, Jl 2?, 1863, 2-1

FD*.

HYMAN, FRANCIS

Confessed to robbery of $13,000

from banker at Central Depot;

sentenced to 5 years in Auburn Prison,

UA, S 17, 1863, 2-2

NT:MB


MHMHIMilMik

HYUAN

1 DS

t CRANKY

Drowned

OA My 6,

(Mt. I.'orr'

In canal

1858,

(

, 3-2

s)

HYMEN, Er.IDGET (IJRS. JOHN) (DANSVILLE)

Died

UA., F, 7 , 1891 , 8-1

PR:FADO

HYliES, ilRS. i

See Edwards, I s a b e l l a

JC:JA

HYNE, JACOB

Died

UA J l 19 , 1888, 2-5

OZ:RZ

HYUAN, JULIUS

Harried Katie Broon

UA, Je 1, 1869,

SL:FD

HYME, PHILLIP

Sentenced to Work House forassault*

RDU, Jl 10, 1856, 3-3

MB

HYNE, AMA L.

Died

UA, S 9 , 1871, 3 - 5

RYME, JOSEPHINE W. (MRS. LEWIS F, )

Died in Chicago; formerly ofRochester

Mr 6 , 1896, 6 -3

JOtJI


HYNI, LEWIS T.

Formerly of thit oity; died in Chioago.

UA, r 18, 1896, 7-5

JC:AA

HYHES, ED'.VARD S.

L i s t e d among s o l d i e r s b u r i e d a t Lit. HOpe

Cemetery

UA, Lly 3 1 , 1869, 2-4

PJW:*RO

HYNES, JOHN

Died

UA S 23, 1667, 2-4

VB:JI

HYIJES, I:AHGA::ET

Father missing

RDD, Je 26, 1852, 2-3

HYNE, ROSINA

Died (2")

UA, F 28,

CL:FD

T. (MRS. JACOB)

1881, 2-2

O

HYNE, JAMES W.

Li8ted as C i v i l War Veteran buriedat l i t . Hope Cemetery*

UA, My 31 , 1873, 2-3

CF:MB

HYNES, KATE L.

See Hoyt, Charles

AA

HY1.ES. .

Died

UA S

AL:Vi,.P

,ARY

19. 696,

#


HYNES, MICHAEL

Died; one of Rochester's oldestpolicemen

UA, Uj 26, 1897, 6-6

CCP:EQ

HYNES, MICHAEL H.

Obituary; p o r t r a i t

UA, Hy PS9

MM:RF

HYNES, TH01IA3

Difficulty about his propertyarises*

RDU, Ky 2 2 , 1854, 2-5

SV/KB

HYPNOTISE

Child of D.B. Davis bel ieved hypnotizedby a snake

UA, Ag 2, I860, 2-5

HYNES,

Died

UA,

JL:EQ

MICHAEL

My 27,

H.

1897, 3-5

oHYNES, PATRICK

Died.

UA N 3 , 1886, 2-3

GZ:LR

KYII33, (t:R3.) TK0i:A3

Served vith process to compel herto surrender property of herdeceased husband.

RDU| Iviy 22, 1854, 2-5

ogjmniin

HYPNOTISM

Letter from Profplaininp why helured away from

UA, 0

s::sc

1890,

. Williambelieves !.'home. (9"

2-5

•

Seymourer. Joner)

ex-was


HYPNOTISE

Barnes, Prof. W.A.t e x h i b i t ss k i l l in inducing hypnot icphenomena

UA, Mr 23 , 6-3

oJS:EQ

HYPNOTISi

Professor John Vsnsa"1 isbury (Boston)and Doctor G-. A. Cardwell gave apublic demonstration of v i t a l magnetism;cured several c^ses of rheumatism,deafness (7")

UA Ja 21, 1S97, 10-3

CG:i4S

, CLARA

See Bier, Uartin

HYPNOTISM

Lee, Prof,

(l col)

UA,

SC:TL

3 25,

Sylvian

1S95,

1

A. f gave per formance

1 0 - 1

HYPNOTISM

L e e , P r o f .H a l l .

UA S 26,

, gave

1895,

exhibition at

S-2

Fitzhugh

HYPNOTISM

Lee, Professor Sy lv ian , a Hypnotistappeared at Cook's Opera House (3£"

UA, My 19, 1896, 9-2

HYPNOTISM

Rochester official dispels prevelantdelusions on hypnotism (£ col.)

UAf Ja 30, 1897, 11-3

CG:TL

HYSER, HENRY

Son rescued f rom r i v e r by

Michael Barry

BDk Mr 13 , 1852, 3 - 1


HYSHNER, JOHN HENRY

Letters of adminis t ra t ion granted onestate

UA, Uy 13 , 1896, 9-2

Jll:FD o

HYSNER, MRS. DANIEL

Died

UA, Ap 11, 1887, 1-1

HYSNER, MRS. ELIZABETH

Died

0Af Ap 11, 1887, 2-4

HY8L0P,

Died

UA

CC/CMV

MRS.

J l

MENZIERS

31, 1&669

•

(HOPEWELL)

HYSLOP, THOMAS

Died.

UA, Ja 24, 1888,

AJC:MB

(HONBOYE

6-2

•

FALLS) HYSLOP, THOMAS

Died

UA, Ja 27, 1888, 7-3

(WAYLAND)

HYSNER, DANIEL

Obituary (li")

UA, S 27, 1888, 2-4

SL :AB

HYSNER, MRS. ELIZABETH

Died

UA, D 6 , 1 8 6 9 , 3 - 8

WN:FD


HY8NER, JOHN

Died

UA, Ap 19, 1892, 5-3

SL:HR

HYVET, I.XLE. SDCITIS

See Leonard, Kajor Hiram

KC

IA60, ELIZA E.

See Lee, Blisha s<

CMV

HYSNER, JOHN H

Married Frances

UA, o

CilV.'ARO

13, 1*77,

(SUSPENSION BRIDGE, N.v)

Brost (Rochester)

3-7

o

HYZER, MRS. P

To lectureHall

UA, S 21,

AR•ARD

.0.

on

1872

(BALTIMORE)

Spiritualism at Corinthian

, 2-1

•

Good stock this winter, ice is being cutin the river, in Irondequoit Bay andsmall ponds near by

UA, Ja 5, 1860, 2-1

IBISTES,-.

Brakeman, fatally injured on the NiagaraFalls road near Knowlesville

UA, N 15, 1862, 2-1

cgjmmm

ICE

Large amount cut from ponds and river;

hope price8 will be lower in summer

UA F 20, 1864, 2-3

VR:JI


ICE

Canandaiguan submits chart showingprospective ice crops for year

TIfc, Ja 26, 1869, 2-4

O

ICE

Shortage s- eri for c~^any as the

or ponds are not yet frozen

UA, Ja 2?, 1370, 2-4

JD:A3O

ICE

Deficiency in ice crop creates seriouscivic problem.

UA, Ja 26, 1876, 2-7

iCMP;ME

ICE

Rise in price of ice; committeeauthorized to obtain subscriptionsof funds*

UA, Mr 21, 1878, 2-2

ICE

40

to

UA

PG:AB

,"00 tons o

Rochester

, F 6, 1869

f ice will

for summer

, 2-1

o

be shipped

supply

ICE

Brewers, due to open winter, cannotharvest ice; will probably suspendoperations.

UA, Ja 13, 1874, 2-3

GTZ:MB

ICE

Consumersto discuss( col.)

UA

GT2H

Mr 21

R

of Ice meetproblem of

, 18782-2

•

in National Hotelri.isine- price.

J ICE

Consumers of ice protest(2/3 col.)

UA Mr 22, 1878 2-3

prices.

gtzjhr


ICE

Several ioe consumers interviewed;higher prices asked because cropfailed.

UA, Mr 2 2 , 1 8 7 8 , 2 - 3

MM:MB O

ICE

Consumers meet and discuss amountneeded. (-g co l . )

UA iir 23, 1878 2-4

ICE

Consumers are deciding on a price;account given of meeting. (£ col.)

UA Mr 28, 1878 2-3

ICE

Committee appointed to ascertain howmuch ice would be needed.

UA, Mr 23, 1878, 2-4

O

ICE

Consumersgiven. (6

UA Mr 26

still»)

, 1878

in session;

2-3

•

proceedings

ICE

Editorial claims prices are exorbitantdue to forming of "ice ring"

UA, Mr 29, 1878, 2-2

ICE

Article telling why Ice Dealers chargeso much. (4M)

UA Apl, 1878 2-4

The Ice Consumers held meeting; theyagree to sell ice at 30^ a hundredlbs. to large consumers; 40$ to small.(8")

UA Ap 2, 1878 2-3

PL:HR


ICE BUSINES3

The ice harvest; renew of the Ice busi-ness in Rochester; amount of ice beinestored in the city (1 1/3 col.)

UA, Ja 21, 1879f 2-3

ICE

P\7:

Sales ofl is ted.

UA, D 4,

JIB

i c e

1832

terri tory on the canal

, 2-5

•

ICE

Budd, Mr., authority ascertainedconcerning the sale of ice in thecanal. State has aade $l,?79-35on ice in canal in winter of 18&2and 1863 ( )

UA Ja 27, 2-2

GTZ:JI

ICE

Companies preparing to cut aroundRochester (3")

UA, D 26, 1890, 7-5

sc:FD

ICE

Wholesale dealers stand to profit;shortage of ice in U.S. , but Canadahas plenty to s e l l .

UA, Mr 30, 1880, 2-3

RL:MB

ICE BUSINESS

Dealers are rapidly fi l l ing their icehouses vdth a large supply of ice forsummer use; over-supply predicted (1^ cols)

UA, Ja 12, 1883, 2-3

v c romm

ICE

City to have a good ice crop t h i s year

UA, Ja 3 , 1884, 2-5

ICE

Increase in prices (5")

UA, Je 23, 1894, 8-5

JL:FD


ICE

Bartholomay Brewery plant furnishingmost of the a r t i f i o i a l ice , aftersupply of the looal ioe dealers runslow (tool)

UA, N l , 1894, 9-1

121I:JAO

ICE COUPANY, CALEDONIA SPRINGS

Elected officers

UA, D 12, 1894, 3-6

101: JA

ICE CREAM

Winslow—opened an ice-cream saloon.

UA Ag. 10, 1868 3-3

FH

ICE DEALERS

Several obliged to discontinue businessdue to scarcity of ice; new consumers com-pelled to pay higher rates. (5/6 col.)

UA., Ag. 8, 1889, 2-5

LFJFAD

ICE

Supply from canal will be unusuallysmall; water drawn from canal sothat Improvements authorized by the$9,000,000 appropriation may becarried out {"?»)

UA, D 16, 1395, 3-5

MM.'EQo

ICE CREAU

Brown—59 Exchange St. invented a devloefor preventing ioe cream to meltec. soon

UA, Jl lf 1858, 3-2

mmm

ICE DEALERS

List of men to whom privileges were

UA Mr 29, 1884, 2-1

LG::-;z

•MP

ICE

PJW:

HOUSES

Fenn, Dr.

house in :.:

UA, Je 10,

ARO

H. C.

onroe

1857

, built first ice

County

, 5-2

•


ICE INDUSTRY

Mild weather prevents ice dealers fromlaying in a crop of ice; shortagefeared. Higher wages for men in thisindustry this year. (1/3 col.)

UA, Ja 17, 1880, 2-4

o

ICE SHORTAGE IN SYRACUSE

Rochester supplies Syracuse

UA, Mg 15, 1862, S-2

VR:ARO

ICE SKATING

Haines, Prof. (Hew York) champion skaterto give exhibition.

UA, Ja 8, 1864, 2-1

vrimam

•ICE-SKATING

The "Rink" to be opened for skating

with Hadleye Band.

UA, D 15, 1868, 1-9

GZ'.UB

ICE INDUSTRY

Mild weather prevents ice dealers fronlaying In a crop of ice; shortage fearedHigher wages for men in th is industry saidthis year (1/3 col)

0*, Ja 17, lggO, 2-k

VC:AR0

ICE SKATES

See Illustrations

VJCtRZ

ICE SKATING

Ellerbeck, R.E., proves successful in

skating meet a t Washington

UA, F 4, 1867, 2-3

JI :AB

• • •ICE SKATING

Description of opening of ice

skating rink.

UA, D 16, 1868, 2-1

GZ:MB


ICE-SKATING

Mr. Hervey has booked John Engler

and Maggie Elwood, Canadian champion

for appearances at the Rink.

UA, Ja 4, 1869, 2-6

ICE SKATING

Swift, Frank, champion

will race

UA, Mr 13,

Callie Curtis

1869, 2-1

O

of

in

America

Rochester.

ICE SKATING

Delegations from Cleveland and

Columbus w i l l arr ive t h i s afternoon

and other eastern c i t i e s to attend

championship match.

UA, Mr 15, 1869, 2-5

AR:MB

ICE SKATING

Program of

Congress.

over Frank

UA, Mr 16,

AR:MB

the American Skating

Callie Curtis8 victor

Swift.

1869, 2-3

1 ICE SKATING

1 Ford P- Hall ^ins City Chanoionshlp "by

1I defeating "H. Lie Laup;hlin.

1 UA, Mr PA, 1069, 2-3

11 G2:AR0 ™

1 ICE SKATING

1 Skating rink opened on Saturday evening.1 Mo boy8 under 15 admitted.

1 UA Ja 7, 1878, 2-2

RZiRZ

ICE SKATING

Callie Curtis, champion of the world

appeared at the rink last evening

UA, Mr 11, 1370, 2-2

•

ICE SKATING

Waltz, Albert, the boy wonder gavean exhibition of fancy skating atthe Washington Rink last evening. (ln)

UA, F 5, 1886, 2-3

AJC'.KB


ICE SKATING

es and 3 seconds at the Washington

, Mr 6, 1888, 8-2

Jg mmra

IDA, LILLIE (RIGA)

Severely b i t t en on arm when sportingwith dog owned by William Dunn, ( l i " )

UA, J l 9 , 1879, 2-7

8E:MB

IDE, CARRIE B. (MEDINA)

See Dye, V'il^lam (Medina)

IDE, MRS. CYNTHIA (Sweden)

Died

UA D 27 1890 8-1

SC:AA

L.

Dee I,;unz, Jacob

IDAHO

The admission of Idaho in to the Unionc r i t i z e d by the Union and Advertiser ,

UA J l 5 , 1890, 4-1

JDP

IDE, MRS. CLAERISA

Obituary

UA, N 20, 1863, 2-2

IDE, DANIEL


UA, My 22, 1893, 2-2

JL:JI


IDE, EHASTUS (NEY.BUhGH)

married Em"lie A. V-'arren.

RDA, Ap 23, 1352, 3-2

IDE, ERASTUS (ROCHESTER)

Connected v/ith Carson and Co's High-

land Mills, llewburg

RDU, D 5, 1863, 2-4

ARO

IDE, ERA3TU3

Slightly injured when he tripsover rope.

UA, D 28,1867, 3-1

IDE, ERASTUS (RIGA)

Obituary ( l / ^ col)

UA, Mr 17, 1579, 2-k-

IDE, ERASTUS (NEWBURG)

Ifiarried Emil ie A. Warren (Rochester)

RDD, Ap 2 8 , 1552., 3 -3

FL:ARO

IDE

CB

, ERAS?

iMeiiiber

paper J

HDD, 2

US (FCr^LVO??.

of D. Carson c- C

iianufacturers

*P 28. 1854, 2-5

•

GO*

(Grange Co.)

C":P:APO

IDE, ERASTUS (FORMER ROCHESTERIAN)

E l e c t e d t o Assembly from Orange County,

UA, N 1 3 , 1 8 6 1 , 2 -1

JS:lfB

IDE, GILBERT

Drowned In f eeder i n rear of h i s home (2")

UA, J l 7, 1891 , 7-1

UCJFD


IDE, OLIVER

Obituary

UA, F 23,

GZ:AB

(RIGA)

\874, 2-2

0

I D E , WARREN

Harried A l i o e Rogers i n Medina.

UA, Ap 2 6 , 1886 , 8*5

CL:HR

IDEAL LODGE, D.O.H.

Elected officers

UA, Je 21, 1683, 4-5

;.S:AB

MBIDESON, JOHN

See Vine, William H.

IDC, WARREN (MEDINA)

Married — — Rogers (Medina)

UA, Ap 24, 1686, 7.1

OAJC:HR

IDEAL BANJO 4 GUITAR CLUB

Organized and e lec ted off icers

UA, N 29, 1690, 8-1

SCAB

IDEAL LODGE 438 D. 0. H,

Elected officers

UA, D 20, 1883, 4-2

CLiFD

IDESON, MYRTLE

Died

UA, Ja 27, 1888, 7-3

(LIMA)

JGtFD


IDING, BERNARD

Arrested for attacking PolicemanHettinger.

, ~y 9, 1357, 3-3

IDING, WENZELAS

Arrested for attacking PolicemanHettinger,

UA, My 9, --857, 3-3

IDLE AND TRUANT CHILDREN, HOME FOR

Woodruff, 3. R., resigned as superintendent.

UA, N 12, 1874, 2-2

JD:MB

IDING, GERHARDIN

Arrested for attacking PolicemanHettinger.

UA f My 9, 1857, 3-3

PW:MB

IDLE AND TRUANT CHUDREN", HOUSE FOB

William Murphy, sentenced to institution

for stealing fruit, escaped

UA., 0 2, 1867, 2-1

PJW:ARO

IDLE AND TRUANT CHILDREN, HOME FOR

Wesley Mandeville and E.H.C. Griffin,resigned as managers; Moses Haysappointed manager

UA, D 16, 1875, 4-2

IDLE AND TRUANT CHILDREN', HOUSE

Art ic le g iving arguments foragainst the nronosal to closeinstitutionUA, J a 8, 1877, 2-2

hr mmn ^ ^

FOR

Wildthis

IDLE AND

Cost ofseveral

UA, Ja

h r worn

TRUANT CHILDREN,

maintenance peryears given

9, 1877, 2-4

•

•HIHOUSE

person

FOR

, for


IDLE AND TRUANT CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR

Editorial favors closing It down;ooneiders It merely a tax burden

U*, Ja 10, 1S77, 2-3

SE:AB

IDLE AND TRUANT CHILDREN, HOUSE FOR

Resolution adopted In It; report on Itsmaintenance given 112")

UA, Ja 10, 1377, 2-*

CG:AB

IDLE AND TRUANT CHILDREN, HOME FOR THE

Common Council by a vote of 19 to 9,authorized to discontinue operatingthis Institution

UA, Ja 24, 1877, 2-2

oop I nunm

IGNATIUS, SISTER L1AHY (ANNA BUCKLEY)

Died

UA S 27, 1875, 3-5

GP:R2

IGNORANCE CLUBIGNAZIO, RUGEPO

Held meet ing; paper on Mexico read;d i 8 c u s s i o n to e r e c t b u i l d i n g (3H)

Died from Injuries received in accidentJuly 30, 1883.

UA, N 2 9 , 1 8 9 2 , 7 - 3Ag 3, 1883, 2-1

IGNORANCE CLUB

Elected officers

UA, Ja 16, 1894, 7-2

IGNORANCE CLUB

Elected officers at annual meeting.

UA, Ja 10, 1893, 5-4


IGNORANCE CLUB

Meeting; paper read.

UA My 8, 1894, 7-2

JMrRZ

IGNORANCE CLUB

Jo ins wi th Educat ional Union to t r y tohave bakers s e l l bread fo r 3d forbenef i t of the poor (£ col*;

UA, Mr 20, 1695, 9-1

MM:JI

IGNORANCE CLUB

Paper r ead on Switzer land and theAlps (2 i n . )

UA, Mr 10, 1696, 8-2

JClJI

IHRIG, ADAM

Two-story barn destroyed by f i r e

UA, D 27, 1894, 8-3

IGNORANCE CLUB

Deoided n o t t o move t o c l u b roomsi n t h e Watson House

UA, M 2 7 , 1894, 8 -1

JLUI

IGNORANCE CLUB

Officers elected at annual meeting. (3")

UA, Ja 14, 1896, 7-2

JC:FAD o

IHL, JOHN

Fell in cistern at rear of his houseand drowned

UA, D 2, 1878, 2-6

IHRIG, CATHERINE (MRS. ADAM)

Died

UA Ja 16, 1892. 3-6

AS: FAD


IHRIGf GEO,

New sleigh stolen (l in.)

UA D 20, 1876, 2-2

OJ W J h J l C ^

IHRIG,

W i l l

UA

JL:RZ

GEORGE

probated.

D 1, 1892, 5-5

•

IHRIG, GEORGE


UA Ja 23 1893 5-6

JA'.AA

1MBIHRIG, LIBBIE

See Krantwurst, George

IHRIG, GEORGE

His stolen horse and cutter were recovered(1")

UA, D 21, 1876, 2-3

wn

IHRIG, GEORGE

Left par t of h i s e s t a t e to twonephews who cannot be found(8 | in.)

UA, Ja 6, 1893, 5-5

IB:JI

JlflRZ

IL CORRIERE ITALO-AMERICANO

Italian newspaper accused ofpartisanship by the Democratand Chronicle (3")

UA, 0 21, 1896, 8-4

AL:JA

IHRIG, JOHN

Died

UA, S 3 0 , 1886, 2-5


• — " • * • • • * - I I I - -:

ILES, MRS, DANIEL

Death

ROD * 26, 1S51, 3-3

JL

ILE3 t DANIEL

Died

UA, Ag 8 , 1892, 5-3

JM.-JI

|- ILES, JULIA U. Y/AGER (LBS. TOi. H.)

Died

UA, Ap 29, 1886, 8-3

XU8, WILLIAM

• • . fm. L# Lau^ilin for propertydamage of $500 ( l * i n . )

UA, 0 5, 1893, 6-2

ILES, DANIEL

Sold property inand William Henry

UA,

J<3L mmra

Ap 1 0 , 1 8 7 8 ,

Penfield tolies for iij

2-7

o

Emma2,00' '

Elizabeth.00

ILES, DANIEL

Petition for probate of his willfiled (1")

UA, Ag 20, 1892, 5 -5

JM: HR

ILES, EMMA ELIZABETH

See lies, Daniel

ILES, WILLIAM

Non-suiteda g n l n s t Wm.

UA, Ap 2 ,

JClE<4

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plaintiff in his caseS. Me Laughlin

1896, 9-1

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ILES, WILLIAM HENRY

See lies, Daniel

Jd mmm

ILLEGAL REGISTRATION

McLaughlin, George J . , examined fori l l e g a l r e g i s t r a t i o n and voting (2")

UA, N 30, 1892, 5-5

ILLEGAL FISHINGi, Daniel, arrested; 3 others

fined,

UA N 16, 1891, 5-2

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ILLEGAL FISHING

Knope,

UA, D

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John, and Albert

30, 1893, 9-2

o

Myer arrested

ILLEGAL FISHING

Smith, Frank (Webster) a r res ted atIrondequoit Bay

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 15-2

ILLEGAL OPERATIONS

Clarkson

! Thompson, Louis?.,

operation

UA Ap 3, 1861,

P7//C: V

victim of illegal^

2-2

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ILLEGAL OPERATIONS

Uanchester

Stafford, Mary Jane, dies after illegal

operation, Peter-Van Wagner involved

in case

UA, Mr 7, 1362, 2-1

JS:AKO

ILLEGAL VOTING

Van Avery, declared not guilty ofvoting while not a citizen

UA, D 2, 1878, 2-3

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ILLEGAL VOTING

Bowman, John 0., charged with Illegalregistration and voting (i«)

UAf D 3 0 , 1 8 9 2 , 5 - 3

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ILLINDEN, SARAH (PEMBROKE)

See Eggleston, Lewis

PH

ILLINOIS

Letter

UA

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entitled "Illinois

Jl 10, 1858

•

Politics"

1-5

ILLINOIS

See Migrations

VG:HR

ILLINOIS, STATE OF

History

Many former Rochesterlans named in

article

UA, 0 23, 1858, 1-5

ILLINOIS

See Westward Expansion

ILLUMINATING OILS

Article warns of use of kerosene and othero i l s for i l luminating nnd heating purposesMany deaths caused by f u l ty o i l s ; -cautions l i s t e d , h co l ,

UA, F 4, 1070, ?,-?.

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TSTTATICT:S

An interesting

of the Asiatic

RDA S 1,

cut of the

Caravan" of

1S51, 3-6

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"Grand

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Entrance

Barnud.


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ILLUSTRATIONS

Eldrldge, J . R. tea and Coffee Warehouse

0 10, 1853, 3-2

CB OILLUSTRATIONS

Chinese Home

Eldridge, J. R., advertisement for Teas

illustrated

RDU !I 28, 1853, 4-1

oILLUSTRATIONS

Watches - Silverware

Scoville, J S. R., Jewelry advertisement

illustrated

RDU N 28 , 1853, 3-3

ChV

ILLUSTRATIONS

Brlggs, Martin, Cast Iron Works

RDU, 0 5, 1855, 3-6

J

MC

ILLUSTRATIONS

Crystal Palace owned by Butler Brothers

RDU 0 22, 1853, 3-6

ILLUSTRATIONS

Lumber I'ill

Advertisement of James

illustrated

RDU IT 28, 3 853, 4-3

•Triri en

Ci.V

Q

ILLUSTRATIONS

Bowling Alley, Union

RDU, Ag 23, 1854, 2-7

NT

ILLUSTRATIONS

Hoop Shirts; article illustrated

with humorous stories

UA, Je 23, 1857, 3-1


ILLUSTKATIONS

Swiss B e l l Ringers and Lancashire

Be l l Ringers adv. sho^s the two

troupes

UA N 16 , 1858, 2 -4

DSo

ILLUSTRATIONS

Story of hog and cow

illustrations of both

UA My 24,

CMV

1859, 2-1

0

who

cow

ran loose with

and hogs

ILLUSTRATIONS

L i n c o l n , Abraham.

UA, J l 3 , 1860 , 1 - 6

JS:MB

ILLUSTRATIONS

Cunningham, James , coach and c a r r i a g emanufactory

UA, J e 1 , 1 8 6 1 , 1 -2

mhmjmram

ILLUSTRATIONS

^arved nodel of the ancierrt c i ty of

Petra; story of c i ty on 2-5

UA, Je 29, l^fil, 2-9

H7:AH0

ILLUSTRATIONS

Heeman, John C., one of prize

fighters to appear in Rochester

UA, 0 23, 1860, 2-5

CG.-ARO

f-TR.VT~C:'S AD

A ' or?e c l ' i on in - : c n e ; fsr t> red

' : / S- r I t ' i n f . Ro_pr'.-. R . ' i l ro ro Circus

UA, J e f!7, 1-01, f-P

ILLUSTRATIONS adi/

Barber shop, with two customers undergoingtreatment

UA, S 23, 1861, 3-6

nt J


ILLUSTRATIONS

Skates (lee) with a Blondln patent

•ancle" support

UA D 5,1861, 3-7

NT/CMV

ILLUSTRATIONS

Young's Pa ten t Clothes Wringer

UA, S 30 , 1862, 2-5

NT:ARO

ILLUSTRATIONS

Abraham Lincoln woodcut with s igna ture ,

UA F 1 , 1864 3-2

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Skates

Advertisement Illustrates two models

of Ice skates manufactured by D. R.

Barton

UA, D 14, 1861, 2*

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Map of the Tennessee b a t t l e f i e l d

UA, Ap 9 , 1862, 3-2

ILLUSTRATIONS

Ship "Monitor" Illustrated to advertise

Monitor coffee

UA S 1 0 , 1862, 1-6

NT/CMV

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Grove18 Patent

UA, 0 2, 1862,

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Plow

Swing

4-5

Beam

>

Plow

(ADVT.)

\ILLUSTRATIONS

Gould nd

UH, My 16,

JS z MAL

Sons

Ibo4

V

Shoe

» 3-3

Store


ILLUSTRATIONS

Portrait of

UA, tfy 1?,

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a skeleton

I8b4, 3-2

Q

ILLUSTRATIONS (AD)

Quarter pare reproduction of a stove

UA, Mr 31, 1366, 1-5

CCP:1IAL

ILLUSTRATIONS

Picture of a "Church Gas Burner"

UA 0 27, 1866, 1-8, 9

W C C P

ILLUSTRATIONS ad

Metallic stove pipe shelf and clothesdrier

UA, N 11, 1868, 1-4

nt;omm

ILLUSTRATIONS

Von Elsenberger's Aeatetioo-Neualglcon

UA N 3 , 1865 1-5

CCP:JS

ILLUSTRATIONS

2 illustrations of the current hatstyles

UA, Ap 12, I8ot>, 3-0

ILLUSTRATIONS

Gardner, Henry, to he hung at Elmirafor murder. Illustration is believedto be the first used to illustrate anews story in a Rochester paper.

UA, L'r 1, 1867, 2-2

Jl : iam

ILLUSTRATIONS (AD)

Man in a patented perforated buckskin

undergarment.

UA, Ja 8, 1870, 2-6

FDJMB


ILLUSTRATIONS

Barnum, P.T., full page ad with unusualillustrations of animals and stunts;$1,500,000 in challenges to anyone whocan prove his acts fake

UA, j e 14, 1R73, 4-1-9, 1 page

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ILLUSTRATION

5 columnRochester

UA 0 7

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cut of the Business Hall of theBusiness University

, 1«76,

<

1-3

1

ILLUSTRATIONS

6 inch illustration of a stone.

UA D 15,. 1877 1-2

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Barnum, P»T.

UA, Je 7 , 1875, 1-9

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ILLUSTRATIONS

3 furnaces p i c t u r e d ; ad by JornB. Snyder

UA, N 18, 1H76, 4-9

ILLUSTRATIONS

8 inch illustration of a s t i l l

UA, D 15, 1877, 1-8

ILLUSTRATIONS

Sketch of the Burke, FitZ3imons, Honeand Company bui ld ing .

UA, My 1 1 , 1878, 1-1

ILLUSTRATIONS AD

First illustration ^rint?d of Edison'sspeaking phonograph

UA, My 1R, 1878, 1-9

JD: FD


ILLUSTRATIONS

k h a l f page advertisement with severa lI l l u s t r a t i o n s of the W. C. Coup'sCircus performers

UA Je

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ILLUSTRATIONS

P i n i h a n , Mrs. Lydia E . , adver t i sementfor h e r v e g e t a b l e compound. (5M)

UA, Ag 25 , 1881 , 1-6

CHP::;B

ILLUSTRATIONS

First colored i l l u s t r a t i o n used in aRochester newspaner; a merry Christmasgreeting to U.A. readers .

UA D 2k,

CP:LR

ILLUSTRATIONS

Heckinger, Dr. L . , P^ver t l seR "LifeRestored and e l l Disens^s cured byElectricity;" il'ustrrtlTi of v is n- tentelectric insole (l/f1. col)

Je

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ILLUSTRATIONS

"SantaKramer,

UA N

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Claus" an advertisement for M.confectioners

20, 1879

i

, 5-7

1

ILLUSTRATIONS

First colored Christmas illustrationappeared in the Union and Advertiseron December 24, 1881

UA, D 24, 1881, 1-3

C.YV: AE

ILLUSTRATIONS

Patent Illlon V/heel horse ralce,advertised by Hiram Sibley & Company,

UA I.:y 30, 1302, 1-9

ILLUSTRATIONS

Picture of a watch being sold by Sunderlinand Company

UA, Ja 10, 1883, 3-7

vo


ILLUSTFATIONS AO

J.!en»e hats deputed in H. S. Kenyon andCo. (1/3 col.)

UA Ap 23, 1883 1-5

ILLUSTRATIONS

An article ridiculing Illustrateddaily papers because of the inac-curacy of the prints. (3*)

UA, N 30, 1885, 2-1

JG:HRO

ILLUSTRATIONS

View of the office and grounds of JamesP# Le Clare, at Brighton work of hispacking of Rochester nursery stockdescribed ( l i ool)

UA, Ap 1 9 ,

NTtARO

ILLUSTRATIONS

Lauterborn, Michael, (Dansvllle) whois on trial on a charge of manslaughtergiven

UA, My 15, 1886, 2-8

CL:ARO

ILLUSTFATICNS

Building a t 104 Monroe Avenue

UA, S 8, 1884,

c m p ramrri

1-7

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( 3 M )

ILLUSTRATIONS

Portrait of(Wheatland)Cleveland.

UA, Ap 19,

NT :MB

Francesfiancee

1386, 2-5

Emma Folsomof Pres ident

ILLUSTRATIONS

Cunningham, James, a prominent businessman, b r i e f biographical sketch of h isl i f e given

UA, My 15, 1886, 2-6

CL:HR

ILLUSTRATIONS

Thayer, Emory, who was allegedlymurdered by Edward Bowman and FrankSquires, who are also illustrated attheir trial (1$ col)

UA, My 15, 1886, 2-8

CL:ARO t


ILLUSTRATIONS

Illustrations given of police JusticeKeeler and Ferry Marzluff, courtinterpreter, together with brief sketchesof persons to be found in the receptionroom (1 1/5 col)

UA, My 15, 1886, 3-2

CL:ARO

ILLUSTRATIONS

Of the American Opera Co.; William Ludwig;Myron W. Whitney, William H. Fesslndenand Emma Juck.

UA Je 19, 1886, 3-1

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Pictures of 3 important officials ofthe United Workmen. (1 col.)

UA, F 2, 1887, 3-3

CC:MB

ILL08TRATIONS

Portra i t s - A. W. Grady, Joe l ChandlerHarris, F. W. Dawson. (3 c o l s . )

UA, F 5, 1887, 7-1

CCilffi

ILLUSTRATIONS

A large cut ehowlne; corner of North,East Main, Franklin Streets and theLiberty Pole; D. Deavenport s to re , Howe& Bosaett s to re & Me Lean & Crooks s t o r e ;Also Hiram S ib l ey ' s 10 s tory seed ware-house. (2 Col)

UA My 18, 1886, 3-1

lB:LR

ILLUSTRATIONS

United Workmen held 14th annual sessionin Rochester; pictures of W. J. Donnell,H. B. Loomis and Grand Master Barrett.(22-)

UA, F 1, 1887

CC:MB

, 2-5

•

ILLUSTRATIONS

Portraits - John H. Meech, John Hodge,K# J. Horton, J. B. Barrett, J. H.Norton, W. J. Donnell, and H. B.Loomie. (2 cols.)

UA, F 3, 1887, 3-2

CC:MB

ILLUSTRATIONS

Recollections of Frank Belle-' and olda r t i s t , >f t..<- battle of Gettysburganr! t <= ••'O"i': -'hich crl^o1 d G-eneralSiclile*-- Il lustrations of the battleeriven (?^ col)

UA, J l ?, 1887, 6-1

CL:A5


ILLUSTRATIONS

An illustration of Dr. Lewis Sv/lft^hlch accompanies a sketch of hislife (l-J col)

UA, Jl 11, 1837, 3-1

ILLUSTRATIONS

Windsor Beach, review of reports;illustrations ( 4 col)

UA, J l 2 3 , 1333, 3-1

YTZ KHM

ILLUSTRATIONS

Dewey, D.M; woodcut. (3")

UA Ja 17. lggQ, 2-6

PC.'LR

^ ^ILLUSTRATIONS

Post, Amy (1 ool)

UA, Ja*>, 1889, 3-5

ILLUSTRATIONS

Article on the oanal i l l u s t r a t e d withthree drawings*

UA N 21, 1887, 3-4

ILLUSTRATIONS

Page of i l l u s t r a t i o n s of Democraticl eade r s .

UA, 0 6, 1888, 6 - ( l - 7 )

ILLUSTRATIONS

Young Men's Chr i s t i an Associa t ion;new bu i ld ing descr ibed . (4^" X 3^"

UA, Ja 26, Ioo9, 2-5

SC

ILLUSTRATIONS

Page on life of newsboys; cuts of 25well-known newsboys.

UA Ap 27, 1889, 12-(l,2,3,4)

JDP


ILLUSTRATIONS

Driving park Avenue Bridge, (J ool*)

UA, Je 22, 1889, 2-5

8L:LB oILLUSTRATIONS

South water Street Improvements,(1 co l ) .

UA, J l 22, 18 9, 2-6

ILLUSTRATIONS

Crougiton, G. Haraaer, p o r t r a i t , biograph-i c a l s k e t c h , s tory of progress of artin Rochester

UA, N 2 , 1889 , 9-1

MM:FD

ILLUSTRATIONS

Hogan, , p o r t r a i t , biographical sketch,story o f progress o f art in Rochester

UA, N 2 , 1889 , 9 -2

ILLUSTRATIONS

Cameron, Simon,

UA, Je 27, 1889

MHM:MB

portrait*

, 2-3

o

(2 ools.)

ILLUSTRATIONS

R . , Senntor Don.-^lc, i l l u s t r a t i o n ,up for re-election. (? Col)

UA O F , 18-9, R-l|-

Jii.'LR

ILLUSTRATIONS

Gruppe, Charles P . , p o r t r a i t , biographicalsketch, s tory of progress of art inRochester

UA, N 2 , 1889, 9-2

ILLUSTRATIONS

Luitiveller, , portrait, biographicalsketch, story of progress of art inRochester

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-2

MM:FD


ILLUSTRATIONS

Phelps, Judeon L., portrait, biographicalsketch, story of progress of art inRochester

UA, N 2, 1889, 9-3

oMM:FD

ILLUSTRATIONS

Rice, Frank, Democratic candidate forSecretary of State: brief sketch ofhis career (& col)

UA, N 2, 1889, 10-4

©

ILLUSTRATIONS

Sullivan P. Andrew, Democratic candidatefor State Senator; l i f e sketch

UA, N 2 , 1889, 10-6

JM:FD

ILLUSTRATIONS

Public Schools No. 1"*, ??, "*? i l l u s t r a t e dwith descr ipt ion of each; t eacher ' s n^n«?(1 c o l . ) .

UA N 16, 1S«9, 10-1

JMlJUP

ILLUSTRATIONS

McNaugiton, Donald, Democraticcandidate for State Senator; briefbiography (2 col)

UA, N 2, 1889, 10-4

JM:AB

ILLUSTRATIONS

Slocum, George Fort, Democratic candidatefor Surrogate; sketch of h i s careefc

UA, N 2, 1889, 10-4

JM:FD

ILLUSTRATIONS

Smyth, Frederick J.f DemocraticCandidate for District Attorney;sketch of career

UA, N 2, 1889, 10-6

J!.!:FD••i

ILLUSTRATION

Homes

Sketch and floor plan of © model home.

UA., Ja. a, 1890, 7-1

AM;:'AD


ILLUSTRATIONS

Four sketches shov/inp the Emperor &Empress, Grand Dukes Alexis & 'Yalriemnrof Russia .

UA., j a . 4, 1890, 9-1

FAD

ILLUSTRATIONS

Cartoons

A humorous strip depicting a novicet y p i s t s troubles. (10M)

UA, Ja 11, 1890, 11-2

IN:MB

ILLUSTRATIONS

Cover, C. D . , p i c t u r e s of t h r e ebuckboard c a r r i a g e s pa ten ted by H. H,Babcock Company Watertown

UA, Mr 7 , 1890, 5-1

•ha

ILLUSTRATIONS

Sketches of few dogs a t bench show;prizes awarded (2 c o l )

UA, Mr 11, 1890, 5-6

ILLUSTRATIONS

Model Homes

.Design of a house costing $3,000 toerect.

UA, Ja 11, 1890, 7-1

AA.MB

ILLUSTRATIONS

Plans for a house, drawn by the Co-operative Building Plan Association;a r ch i t e c t s are shown (2 cols*)

UA, F 22, 1890, 7-1

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Minges & Shale, drawingsuite sold by furniture

UA, Mr 10,

mm

1890, 6-1

•

of chamberstore

ILLUSTRATIONS

Hebard, Henry S., portrait (7/8 col)

UA, Mr 12, 1890, 5-6

co mm


ILLUSTRATIONS

Carter, Rev

UA, Mr 27,

cc mm

. Dr.

1890,

A. B.,

5-7

O

portrait

ILLUSTRATIONS

Lynch, Thomas (1 col)

UA, My io, 1890, 5-'*

Jem mm

ILLUSTRATIONS

Clark, E. E., Grand Senior conductorof Order of Conductors

UA, My 1*, 1890, 5-*

Jem mm

ILLUSTRATIONS

Shpw, Rev. Jamefl B. (1 col)

UA, tty fi, 1890, 5-5

oJCi.:: SC

ILLUSTRATIONS

Conductors, International Association of,pictures of several members (A col)

UA, My 13, 1890, 5-4

Jem mm

ILLUSTRATIONS

Wilklns, C. H., assistant grand chiefof Order of Conductors

UA, My iht 1890, 5-4

cm

Martin, chairman of theS l v e committee of Order ofConductors

UA, My 1*. 1590, 5-5

j;cm

ILLUSTRATIONS

Cross, William C , executive committeeof Order of Conductors

UA, My 14, 1890, 5-5

jem mm


ILLUSTRATIONS

Cutter, A. H., permanent member ofOrder o* Railway Conductors

tJA, *y 15, 1890, 5-5

Jen mm oILLUSTRATIONS

Evans, Howard, member of executivecommittee of Order of Railway Conductors

UA. Yj 15, 1890, 5-6

Jem

ILLUSTRATIONS

P h i l l i p s , D. E. , s e c r e t a r y and tre--?-)•:of Local Order of Railway Conductors

UA, Uy 16 , 1390, 5-5

JCiI:HR

ILLUSTRATIONS

B a r n e t t , F . F . , ne?7 de l ega t e t oOrder of Railway Conductors

UA, My 17, 1890, 5-6

ILLUSTRATIONS

Sackett, Orange, chief clerkOrder of Railway Conductors

UA, My 15, 1890, 5-5

mm o^s^r

ILLUSTRATIONS

Latlmer, Joseph H., of insurance com-mittee of Order of Railway conductors

UA, My 16, 1890, 5-5

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Durbin, William J . , i n su rance com-mi t t ee of Order of Railway Conductors

UA, My 16, 1890, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Keefe, P . F . , of committee of arrangementson Order of Railway Conductors

UA, My 17, 1890, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Clark, E# E., becomes new Grand Chiefof Railway Conductors

UA, My 17, 1390, 5-6

ILLUSTRATIONS

Fitzgerald, R. E. ne-v member of exec-utive Committee of Order of RailwayConductors,

UA, My 19, 1890, 5-5

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Pete r s , C. H. delegate prevented bv i l l -ness fmm cominr to Cr^er of RailwayConductors convention.

UA, My 19, 1890, 5-5

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Phillipsf Samuel, new member ofinsurance committee of Order ofRailway Conductors

UA My 20, 1890, 5-5

VCMJJI

ILLUSTRATIONS

Weisz,ml t tee

UA, My

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Chas. E. ,of Order

17, 1890,

of insurance com-of Railway Conductors

5-7

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Schu.lt s, J. D. elected Grand JuniorConductor in Order of Railway Conduc-tors.

UA, Ky 19, 1890, 5-5

oILLUSTRATIONS

Dorsey, F. J . , new grand ins?sentenel of Order of RailwayConductors

UA My 20, 1890, 5-5

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Strauss , Edward

UA, My 3 1 , 1890, 6-4

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ILLUSTPATICN9

Baseball players. (3)

UA, Je 10, 18£0, 6-5

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Perrin, Darius , l i f e s tory in "Looking Backat Rochester P ioneers" .

UA., Je. 13, 1390, 6-4

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Bflrer, tenjp.min '.'/., Rochester Pioneer

UA., J e . 13, 1890, 6-5

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HLU8TRATI0NS

Homes

Sketch of a model cottage.

UA, J l 19, 1890, 7-1

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ILLUSTPATIONS

Osburn, NehemiaH.,

UA., Je. 13, 1690,

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life

6-4

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story.

ILLUSTRATIONS

Ailing, Stephen Y. Pioneer of Rochester.

UA., J.e. 13, 1890, 6-5

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^ ^-^ILLUSTFATICivS

Woulson, Sr.muel, Rochester Pionrer.

UA., Je. 1?, 1F90, 6-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Shanley

UA, Jl

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, Edward and

21, 1890,

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Central Presbyterian Church, corner-stone to be laid; picture of buildingas it will appear when completed.V 3 cols.)

UA, Ag 12, 1890, 6-4

ILLUSTRATIONS

Park, Adelbert E. (1 c o l . )

UA, 0 10, 1890, 6-4

SC: MB

ILLUSTRATIONS

Benjamin, Col. William H. (l col.)

UA, 0 11, 1890, 5-7

ILLUSTRATIONS

Courtney, Robert (l Col)

UA 0 15, 1S9-0, 6-5

ILLUSTRATIONS

Sketches and b i o g r a p h i c a l d a t a of famouscyclists arriving in Rochester for theBicycle Tournament. (1 2/3 cols)

UA, Ag 22, 1890, 5-4

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Bergan, William. (1 col.)

UA, 0 10, 1890, 8-1

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Fov,. F Llarsden ( l Col)

UA 0 1R,

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Baird, Jnmes A. (2" cut )

UA. 0 1"), Ui90. 7-?


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H a r t , Luke C. , d ied

UAt 0 20, 1*590,

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Mason, Rev. J. K. ( l c o l )

UA, 0 2?, 1S9O, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Sprague, J e s s e ( l £" x 2" cut)

OA., D. 1 , 1890, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Sketch of proposed house . (2 c o l . c u t . )(?•)

UA D 6 1890 7 -1

ILLUSTRATION

Emery, I s i s h 3 .

U A , 0 20,

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New Driving Park Ave. bridge (2 -3 c o l . cuts

UA., N. 29 , 1890, 1 , 2 , 3

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ILLUSTRAIONS

Driving Park Ave. bridge (4" x 6£" cut)

UA., D. 1 , 1890, 6-5

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Perrin, Andrew N. (1 col.)

UA, D 10, 1890, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Oompers, Samuel (3 i* X 2$« cu t )

UA, D 17, 1890, 6-5

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Felslnger, John A. (1 col.)

UA, D 24, 1890, 5-4

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Sketch of proposed house (2 col* cut)

UA, D 27, 1890, 7-1,2

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ILLUSTRATIONS

North Baptist Church, new buildingon North Clinton St, dedicated,(2 col-)

UA, Ja 2, 1891, 6-4

ILLUSTRATIONS

McCung, Jennie (alias

UA, D 20, 1890, 6-5

ILLUSTRATIONS

Dufner, John (1 col* cut)

UA, D 27, 1890, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Erown, Adam (1 col.)

UA, D 29, 1890, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Me Naughton, Donald, advocated forU. S. Senator. (2 c o l s . )

UA, Ja 5, 1891, 5-4


ILLUSTRATIONS

The St. Bernard1a Seminarylook after completion. (2

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Pictures of the W. E. Woodbury Stores( 7 COl. )

UA, Ap 24 , 1891 , 8(1&7)

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Malley, James, portrait

UA, My 2, 1891, 5-7

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Angle, James L., picture, obituary

UA, My 5, 1891, 5-6

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ILLUSTRATIONS

^iotures of Me Swpeney, Ed; William,Cass; and Robert, Siebert, electedExcise Commiesioner.

UA Ap 10 1891 5-6

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Picture and diagramatic dimensions of ahouse.

UA, Ap 25, 1891, 7-1

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Ray, Rev. Edward

UA, My 4, 1891,

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Schlegel, Frederick

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Scully, Janet O'Brien, Inherited fortune from unclela Ireland;

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P r o p o s e d h o u s e s k e t c h e d ( 3 " X 6")

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Hughes, James, convicted of ex to r t ion(1 c o l . cu t )

UA Je 6, 1891, 5-5

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Sketches of life In gypsy cano(1-2 col. cut, 2-1 col, cuts)

UA, Je 15, 1891, 6-4,5

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Dlokey, Rev* David (1 ool, out)

UA, My 19, 1891, 5-6

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Sketch of proposed house (2 c o l . )

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Sketch of proposed house. (2 c o l . cut)

UA Je 6, 1891, 7-1,* 2

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Sketch and plans for new home(2 Col. cut)

UA, Je 20, 1891, 7-1

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Babbage,

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Mew Central Presbyterian Churoh(3 ool., out)

UA, Ag 31, 1891, 5-4

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Cohen, lira. Annie,

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Sketch andhouse (2

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plans ofCol. cut)

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St. Mary's Hospital (2 col.)

UA, S I , 1891, 6-5

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Buckley, Dr. Charles, ( l i * x 2iH cut)

UA S 5, 1891, 5-6

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Prominent Republicans at State Con-•ention (2" x 2" cut each)

UA, 3 9 t 1891, 5-2

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Prominent Republicans J. Sloat Fassett ,John W. Wrooman, William A# Sutherland,Ira U. Hedges

UA, S 10, 1891, 6-4

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Sketch of hucksters on East Avenue (3 ool.cut;

UA, 0 2, 1891, 6-5

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Powers, John J . . Democratic nominee forCounty Clerk. (1 c o l . cut)

UA, 0 5, 1891, 5-3

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Madden, Jaraea (2N x 3" c u t )

UA, 0 6 , 1 8 9 1 , 5 - 6

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Wllcox, Glezen T., (Perinton) democraticnominee; assembly of First District.(1 col. cut)

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Wayman, Samuel

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Bernhard, John A*, democrat ic nomineef o r assembly (2M x 3" c u t )

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Menneiley, Sam D. W.; at h i sdeath (7 in . )

UA 0 13, 1891, 5-6

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Lowden, John M., (Greece) , Democratiocandidate for 3rd assembly d i s t r i c t .(1 o o l . out)

UA, 0 17, 1891, 7-2

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Sketch of new s treet oar transfers (1 col.

UA, 0 17, 1891, 7-4

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Anthony, Susan B. (2-|")

UA, F 16, 1392, 5-5

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He Cormick, Hon. Robert

UA, F 16, 189?, 7-1

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Page, George,

UA, F 8, 1892

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woodcut.

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Sketch of proposed house (2 c o l . )

UA, 0 17, 1891, 9-1

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House dwelling

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listed

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Colby, Mrs. Clara B. (3")

UA, F 16, 1892, 5-5

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Ullburn, Hon. John (}•

UA, F 16, 1692, 6-7

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Miles , Major Genernl Nelson A. (2 c o l . )

UA, F 16, 1892, 6-4 • 5

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Taylor, Hon. Frederick

UA, F 15, 1892, 6-1

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Montgomery, George E.

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NEWTON, CHARLES C.

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Moore, Hon. John T.

UA, F 16, 1892, 7-3

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Car ro l l , Hon. William

UA, F 17, 1892, 5-5

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Leadley, Robert

UA F 27 1892 10-6

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Rockwell, C. A. listed.

UA F 27 1892 10-7

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Milli, Howard

UA P 27 1892 11-1

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Seovle, Fred T.

UA F 27 1892 11-2

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House illustrated.

UA Mr 5 1892 16-1&2

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Dukelow, P.

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Dwelling listed for $3,500,

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Aldrldge, George I.

UA Mr 9 1892 6-1

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• Ottrraa, Richard roted mayor.

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House l isted

UA, Mr 12, 1892, 1 6 - 1 f ?

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Kobbe, Henry, wood-out

UA, Mr 1 4 , 1892 , 5-7

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Monroe, George W.

UA, Mr 19, 1892, 12-3

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Babbage, Dr. Edward F. (4|»)

UA, Mr 21, 1892, 5-6,7

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Clarissa S t ree t b r idge , pictured a f t e r thewest span f e l l .

UA, Ap 6, 189?., 5-(344)

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Noyee, Milton (2*")

UA, Mr 16, 1892, 5-7

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Paulding, Frederick (2*")

UA, Mr 19 , 1892, 1 2 - 3

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Pezz, Louis, alias Louis Gerber,professional pickpocket, chargedwith grand larceny (2£M)

UA, Mr 28, 1892, 5-4

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Sketch o f proposed h o u s e . (2 c o l . cut)

UA, Ap 30 , 1892 , 1 6 - 1

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Soldiers1 Monument in Washington Squarefinished (2 co l , cut)

UA, My 7, 1892, 1-7

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Cantor, Senator Jacob A., on visit toRochester- (1 col. cut)

UA, My 17, 1892, 5-4

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Tice, Joseph L electrocuted for murderof wife. (1 col. cut)

UA, My 1 8 , 1 8 9 2 , 1-1

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Henderson,

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Sketch of

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Sketch of proposed house ( 2 col . cut)

UA, My 14, 1892, 16-1

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Tice, Agnes (Mrs. Joseph L . ) , husbandexecuted for her murder. (1 col . cut)

UA, Wy 18, 1892, 1-1

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Burke, Chprlefl J . , obi tuary.

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Ely , Alfred

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1892, 5-4

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Underb i l l ,forgery.

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Char les F.(1 c o l . cu t

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Picture and diagram of proposed housel i s t e d (? col cut)

UA, My 21, 1892, 16-1

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Wilcox, lawyer i s Involved in the CharlesF. Und^rh i l i forgery case ( l co l . cut)

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McCargo, James, g ives testimony onCharles F. Underhi l l ( l co l . cut)

UA, My 2h, 1S92, 5-1

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Sketch of proposed house (2 col. cut)

UA, My 28, 189C, 16-1

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Harrison, Pres. Benjamin in Rochesterfor Memorial Day exercises (2 col. cut)

UA, My 30, 1892, 13-1

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Soldiers' Monument committee members(4 col. cut) (f col.)

UA, My 30, 1892, 13-2

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Flower, Oov. Roewell P., in Rochesterfor Memorial Day exercises (2 col. cut)

UA, My 30, 1892, 13-5

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Douglas, Frederick (1 c o l , cut)

UA, My 30, 189?, 14-6

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! ! ! ' « D r ? D a v i d J - » p r e s i d c r . t ofU of R (1 c o l . c u t )

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7 Monroe County Officers in CivilWar (each 1 col. cut)

UA, My 30, 1892, 15-1

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Monument of Colonel NathanielRochester (2 col. cut)

UA, My 30, 1692, 16-3

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Wood, Janes T., desperate character;brief sketch giver. (4£H)

UA, Je 8, 1892, 5-6

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Sketches of proposed house (2 Col. cut)

UA, Je 4, 1892, 16-1

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Sketch of proposed house (2 c o l . cut)

UA, Je 1 1 , 1892, 16-1

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Reynolds, Mortimer F . , obituary (1 col

UA, Je 1 3 , 1892, 5-1

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Uetcalf Piano Company, photograph ofpiano made in Rochester (2 col*)

UA, J l 2 , 1892, 11-5

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Photograph of p r e s i d e n t i a l p a r t yincluding the President, Governor,General Schofield and FrederickDouglass (3 col*)

UA, J l 2, 1892, 12-2

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Photograph showing interior view ofthe Dake Drug Palace (2 col.)

UA, J l 2, 1892, 12-5

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Sargent, James, portrait and photographsof h i s o f f i ce , building using his smokeoonsumer (6 col*)

UA, J l 2, 1892, 10

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Glen House on the river (2 col.)

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Glen House

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Cecelain Hall, founded by Mrs. CecellanS.P Cary; description, story ofmanagement; photographs of Mrs. Caryand Cecelian Hall (2 col)

UA, Jl 2, 1892, 13-3

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Union and Advertiser building onExohange Street

UA, Jl 2, 1892, 13-6

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H i g g i n s , Edward F . , l i v e r y (2 c o l . )

UA, J l 2 , 1892, 14-5

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Genesee River, photograph

UA J l 9, 1892, 11-2

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Appel, Edward, interior view of liquoretore in the Cook Opera House Block(2 ool.)

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Snider, Mrs. M. A . , p iano t e a c h e r , photo-graph

UA J l 9, 1892, 12-5

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Char lo t te , photograph of l i f e savingcrew (3 co l* )

UA, J l 2 , 1892, 16-2

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Leutchford, Arthur, three photo-graphs of his MDen,M

UA Jl 9, 1892, 11-5

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First Methodist Church; sketch of pro-posed new church (3 cols.)

UA, Jl 27, 1895, 8-3


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2 photographs of scenes at Charlotte

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 10-1,2

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Humphrey, George H., Rochester author ,photograph

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 10-7

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Daningburg, William, (Photograph)

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 12-1

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Robinson, Fred B . , (Photograph)

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 1P-1

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Br«wster, H. Poraeroy, Rochesterauthor; photograph

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 10-7

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3 photographs of 1s t Separate Companyon s t r i ke duty a t Buffalo

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 11-3

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Goler, George Washington(Photograph;

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 12-1

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Flower City Watch Company: photographof salesroom (2 Col. cut)

UA, Ag 27, 1892, 12-3

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Gibbons and Stone Company, photographerof salesroom

UA, Ag 27> 1892, 12-5

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Cawthra, John, c i v i l war veteran;short biography (5 i n . )

UA, S 3 , 1892, 1 2 - 1 , 2

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Schoolschool

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Rochesterand Fleet

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2 drawings of proposed ra i l roadbridge for East Main S t r e e t(2 Col. Cuts)

UA, Ag 30 , 1892, 6 - 3 , 4

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Board ofmembers

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Mack, Captain A. G., c i v i l war veteran;l i f e story (10 in. )

UA, S 3 , 1892, 12-1

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Meyer, C. M., civil war veteran;short biography (5£ in.)

UA, S 3 , 1892, 12-2

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Reynolds, H. 3 . , photograph ofoperating room of dentist (2 Col. cut)

3 3 , 1892, 12-3

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Curran, Dr. Richard, photograph andsketch of hi8 l i f e

UA, S 10 , 1892, 12-1

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Pierce, Colonel S. C., photograph andsketch of his life

UA, S 10, 1892, 12-3

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Rochester Civil War Veterans atGettysburg (3 col. cut)

UA, S 3, 1892, 12-4,5,6

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Photograph of group of UA picnicers(3 col. cut)

UA, S 10, 1892, 12-1

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Engel, Joseph, photograph of officeand salesroom

UA, S 10, 1892, 12-5

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Stebbins, George R., photographedwith h i s Instruments

UA, S 10, 1892, 12-5

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Photographs of Black Creek nearRochester.

UA S 24, 1992, 10-1

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Photograph of i n t e r i o r of Kalb anaKrautwur9t t a i l o r s t o r e .

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Musee Theatre, photograph of exterior

UA, 0 1, 1892, 12-5

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2 photographs of upper OeneseeRiver (2 2 Col. Cuts)

UAf 0 29, 1892, 9-1

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Mackle Music Palaceand descr ip t ion of(3 in.)

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Photograph of headquarter of theb i c y c l e shop of Robert Thomson.

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PhotographSouth Park

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Photographs - l t h descr ip t ions of GeneseeRiver (7-V)

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6 photographs ofRochester

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Photograph of view on Pitzhugh StreetII col. cut)

UA, N 5, 1892, 12-5

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Erie Canal

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Wailick, James H. h i s p ic tu re published,

UA, Ja 7, 1893, 10-1

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Of Dr. Rev. Antice.

UA, Ja 7, 1893, 11-1

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Shakespeare, William; birthplace

UA, D 10, 1892, 9-1

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Ingalls, John J. (4")

UA, D 10, 1892, 12-6

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Powers' Block office of Amsden & Spader

UA, Ja 7 1893, 10-5

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St. Luke's Church ( ex te r io r & i n te r io r ) .Oldest public bldg. now standing in thecity.

UA, Ja 7, 1893, 11-1

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Photograph of interior of Kalb andKrautwurst tailor store.

UA S 24, 1892, 12-5

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Mackie Music Palace, photographand description of second floor(3 in.)

UA, 0 1, 1892, 11-1

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Husee Theatre, photograph of exter ior

UA, 0 1, 1892, 12-5

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2 photographs of upper OeneseeRiver (2 2 Col. Cuts)

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Photograph of headquarter of thebicyc le shop c f Robert Thomaon.

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Photograph of a section ofSouth Park (2 col, cut)

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Photographs -?ith descrlDtions of GeneseeRiver (7-V1)

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6 photographs of streets inRochester

UA, 0 29 , 1892 , 1 0 - 3 ; 12-1

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Photographer view on Fitzhugh Street

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Ingalls, John J.

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Of Dr. Rev. Antice.

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Erie Canal

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Shakespeare, William; b i r t h p l a c e

UA, D 10, 1892, 9-1

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Wallick, James H.

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Powers1 Block off ice of Amsden & Spader

UA, Ja 7, 1893, 10-5

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St . Luke's Church ( e x t e r i o r & i n t e r i o r ) .Oldest public bldg. now s tand ing in thecity.

UA, Ja 7, 1893, 11-1

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Presbyterian Church (Clyde) and WestGenesee St. (Clyde)

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Union School and Lutheran Church (Lyons)pictured

UA, F 18 , 1893, 10-1

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St . Mary'sRev. J . P.par i sh .

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First Methodist Episcopal Church (Sodus)

UA, Ja 14 , 1893, 11-1

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of new factory on Clinton Ave. N,and Pleasant Sts.

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Monroe County Savings Bank, 2 interior,1 exterior views. Also vault photo.

UA, Ja 21, 1893, 12-1

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Methodist Church (Geneseo) p ic tured

UA, F 18, 1893, 10-6

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Amateur Snap Shots, the City Hospital(4i- x 2$'«)

UA, Ap8, 1893, 10-1

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Amateur snap shots , Front near MainSt ree t (4£" x 3 |")

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•East Main S t ree t Sewer Works, Rochester"(4i« x 3*")

UA, Ap 15, 1893, 9-1

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Amateur snap shots , Coasting NearLower F a l l s (4£" x 3£")

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"An Old Rochester Landmark" (4£" x

UA, Ap 15, 1893, 9-1

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"Engine House and Trolley, East MainStreet Sewer Works" U£" x 3£")

UA, Ap 1 5 , 1893, 9 -1

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•General View of City Hospital" (7" x

UA, Ap 15, 1893, 11-1

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"Interior of Hospital Laundry" (4^" x

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"One of the

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"The C o r r i d o r Mansard F l o o r " (2" x 2")

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"A Li t t l e Patient" (2" x 3")

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•Rear View of t h e H o s p i t a l "(4*B x 2")

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"One of the

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"Interior of the Boiler House"(4*" x 4")

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"The Late Mary B. Allyn King",who was indent i f led with earlyh i s to ry of Rochester (2M x 3£M)

UA, Ap 15, 1893, 12-4

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Sketch of a proposed new Court Houseoldg. as drawn by Oscar Knebee (2/3 ool)

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Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

UA Jl 8, 1893, 9-3

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Elmwood Avenue Bridge, South Park,photograph.

UA Jl 22 1893 12-1

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Street railway photograph of thefirst car on the new electric lineto Windsor Beach and Summerville

UA, J l 29, 1893, 12-1

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V/eatern Ne"' York I n s t i t u t e for DeafIviutps photographs of school l i f e .(5 cuts)

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Vlft'vp of S t . Bernard ' s Seminary

UA J l 8, 1893, 9-4

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Photograph of the Baker Ope^-a company.

MA J l ?2 1893 12-4

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Terra Cotta heads dug up by Mr.Schultz at Bietry Park; may be thework of ancient Aztecs, according to

George H. Harris

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Pike, C. J.

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Freeman, J. c.

UA, 0 7, 1893, 12-6

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Court S t r e e t Br idge; scenes ofb u i l d i n g of br idge (6 photographs)

UA, N 18 , 1893, 10-1

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Photograph of Charlotte lifesaving crew (3 Col.) (1 cut)

UA, N 18, 1893, 12-1

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UA, N 18, 1893, 11-3

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UA, Mr 17, 1894, 19-6


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UA, Mr 30, 1894, 7-1

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Pour views of Rochester businesssection

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Two views of art exhibit at Chamber ofCommerce

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2 p iotures of Rochester br idges ,

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S t . Bernard's Seminary, seven• lews o f t h e Seminary are inc ludedwith an article (Photograph)

UA, Ap 21, 1894, 18-1

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University of Rochester Mandolinand Glee Club (Photographs)

UA. Ap 21, 1894, 19-5,6,7

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Rochester pure food Exposition(Photographs) ( 2 , 2 co l . piotures)

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A gl impse o f City Hal l (Photographs)(3$- x 4£-)

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Ploture of late Vital Reohe; oldestresident of Rochester* (2 ool. i l lustration)

UA, Ap 28, 1894, 21-6,7

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Genesee Valley Club House

UA, Ap 28, 1894, 24-1

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Rochester University baseball team

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Views of County Courtt House s i t eshowing St . Lukes Church; TheRochester Savings Bank and theRoohester Free Academy

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Allen, Frederic P

UA, My 12, 1894, 10-4

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Photo of group of Union and Advertisercarriers

UA, My 19, 1894, 17-5

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Photo of Wagner Memorial LutheranCollege, Rochester

Photo8 of One of the Dormitories DiningRoom Student8 in Chape"! of the V/agnerMemorial Lutheran College

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Four cuts of the recent freshet

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Windsor Beach (1 oo l . )

UA, Je 2 3 , 1894, 13-5

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Buffalo Road toll gate

UA, M 3, 1894, 18-1

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4 p i c t u r e s of r iver and Rochesterbridges showing danger of dead trees Inand on the banks of the river

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Exchange Street In

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Of the Labor Day parade

UA, 3 8 , 1894, 13-2

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Chili Road, pastoral scene

UA, 0 27, 1894, 19-6

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Three i l l u s . of the t r a i n wrecka t Brighton

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7 views of Highland Park given.

UA Jl 21, 1894, 13-1


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2 views o f Qenesee River and aphotograph of the beach and p i e rat Charlotte

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Several i l lustrations of Seneca Park

UA. Jl 28, 189^, 15-p

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Washington Square Park

UA, Ag 1 1 , 1894, 13-1

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Jones Square

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 14-1

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Madison Square

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 14-1

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Plymouth Park

UA, Ag 1 1 , 1894, 14-3

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Brown Square Park

UA, Ag 1 1 , 1894, 14-5


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Franklin Square Park

UA, Ag U , 1894, 14-5

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Jones Square Park

UA, Ag 11f 1894, 16-2

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View of Interior and exterior ofSalem Church during funeral ofRev. Charles Siebenpfeifer, founderof church

UA, Ag 25, 1894, 16-2

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The Police Patrol

UA. * 15 , 1S9U, 13-6

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Washington Square; i l l u s t r a t i o nshowing Lincoln Monument

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Brown Square Park

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 16-5

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Salvation Army; 2 i l l u s t r a t i o n s of theCobbs Hil l camp

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Union and Advert iser bicycle race team

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Post-Express b icycle race team

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Main Street, two views

UA, N 17, 1894, 17-1

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Fltzhugh Street, corner of SpringStreet

UA, N 17, 1894, 18-1

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UAf » 17 , 1894, 18-5

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B a l l , Pe ter , arrested and thenparoled; he had a s t r e e t f i gh twith Chief of Po l i ce Hayden;i l lus .

UA, N 17, 1894, 8-3

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State Street, two views

UA, N 17, 1894, 17-6

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Main Street , East, two views

UA, N 17, 1894, 18-1,2

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State Street, view looking south

UA, H 17, 1894, 18-5


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Ixohange

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Main Street West, view looking east

UAy N 17, 1894, 19-5

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Aaerlcan Brewing Company, 2 col*•lew of their Hudson Streetbuildings

UAt N 17, 1894, 22-1

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State Street, looking north, two•lews

UA, M 17, 1894, 19-1

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Exchange Street, two column out

UA, N 17, 1894, 20-3,6

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Main Street West, two-column cut

UA, N 17, 1894, 22-1

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fhlpple and Crippen, furniture house,description of business; illus,

UA, M 17, 1894, 22-1

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Main Street, three column outshowing tall buildings

UAf H 17, 1894, 22-2

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State Street, three column out

UA, H 17, 1894, 22-5

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Graves, H. B . , Home F u r n i s h i n g House ,illus. (i page)

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State Street, looking north, 3 columnout

UA, N 17 , 1894, 23-3

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Conditions of various c i t y s t r e e t safter recent snow storm.

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 13-1

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Photos of the Main Street, andpublic buildings, churches andschools (7col.)

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Choir of Christ Church

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Choir of S t . P a u l ' s Church

UA, Ja 5 , 1895, 15 -1

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Choir o f S t . Andrews Church

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Choir of the Church of the Epiphany

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 15-5

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Choir of S t . Johh'a Church

UA, Ja 5 , 1895, 15-5

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Different rooms of the Te l f a i r Sani tarua .

UA, F 16, 1895, 16-1

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alee olub of University of Rochester

UA, P 23, 1895, 14-1

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Fromenson, Rabbi Benjamin, min i s ter ,•ketch of his l i f e (12 in#)

UA, Ja 26, 1895, 8-1

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Chamber of Commerce Banquet Views of Sideroom Dinning room and the Aclove.

UA, F 16, 1895, 13 -1

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Winter scenes at Charlotte

UA, F 23, 1895, 13-4

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Douglass, Frederick, ex-slave states-man

UA, P 23, 1895, 14-7

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Douglass, Frpdprick in front ofCent ra l C urch (?% c o l . )

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Honor o l a s s RoomThe Wash RoomModeling and Carving ClassesThe Amusement Room

UA, F 23 , 1895, 15-1

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Douglass , F rede r i ck funera lp roces s ion on Chm-ch S t r e e t

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Douglass, Frederick inside church

UA, U 2, 1895, 13-1

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Rodenbeok, City Attorney (6 a )

UA, Mr 4 , 1895, 6-4


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Bator, John, obituary (9«)

UA, Hr 6, 1895, 6-4

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Photo of Penfielc! Baseball Club

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Baseball park, Rochester

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Seven photos of various exhibi ts at PureFood Exhibition at Fitzhugh Hall .

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Fiah, Henry, c i t y 1 s ex-mayor

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Three scenes near vicinity of Cobbs Hill

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 19-1

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Photo of scholars of 9th gradeof No. 13 school

UA, Ap 27, 1895, 14-5

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Photo of Sunday f i s h i n g a t SeaBreeze

UA, My 11 , 1395, 18-1

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Photo of Daughters of Pocahon ta s ,Degree Team of b l i s ta Counc i l , No.

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Three viewn of scenes near Brighton

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5 photos of varied scenes inPlttsford

UA, My 11, 1895, 18-2

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Photo of non-commissioned o f f i c e r sof the F i r s t Separate Comoany

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Photo of Brighton Country Club

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Photo of graduating c l a s s of ' 95 ,Univers i ty of Rochester

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Map of b icyc le route to Riga (5 co l . cut)

UA, J l 6, 1895, 2-3

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Photograph of Barnyard scene nearRochester (3 col.)

UA, J l 6, 1895, 3-5

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Brockport Normpl School, photo l l l u s .of graduating c lass

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Photographs of scenes outside Rochester(3, 2 col. cuts)

UA, Jl 6, 1895, 2-1

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Photograph of new e l e c t r i c launch (3 col)

UA, J l 6, 1895, 3-1

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Evans, Rev. Charles A.career (2 col.)

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Police Inspection; 5 photographs (3colcuts)

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Test Shore Bridge

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Bronson Avenue and Olean Street

UA, Ag 31, 1895, 2-5

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Photograph of Ea3t Main Street atEast Ave (3col. cut)

UA, Jl 20, 1895, 1-5

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3 photographs of East Avenue andOxford Street

UA, Jl 20, 1895, 3-3

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Trustees of the Rochester AthleticClub

UA, Ag 31, 1895, 2-3

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Post-Express bicycle race team

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Ball. Peter, arrested and thenparoled; he had a street fightwith Chief of Police Hayden;illus,

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State Street, two views

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Main Street, two Tiewa

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UA, H 17, 1694, 22-2

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UAf N 17, 1894, 22-1

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UA, N 17, 1894, 22-1

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UA, N 17, 1894, 22-1

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Illustration of plant and rooms inCitizens Light and Power Company

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UA, J l 21, 1894, 15-6

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Washington Square Park

UA, Ag 1 1 , 1894, 13-1

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Brown Square Park

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UA, Ag 11, 1894, 14-1

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Jones Square

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 14-1

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Plymouth Park

UA, Ag 1 1 , 1894, 14-3

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Franklin Square Park

UA, Ag U , 1894, 14-5

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Washington Square; i l l u s t r a t i o nshowing L inco ln Monument

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Brown Square Park

UA, Ag 11 , 1894, 16-5

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Jones Square Park

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View of inter ior and exterior ofSalem Church during funeral ofRev, Charles Siebenpfeifer, founderof church

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Rochester P o l i c e Department;8 photographs of new headquarters

UA, N 16 , 1895, 2-1

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First babies born on Nev7 Years Day(3 col* cut)

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UA, Ag 3 1 , 1895, 3-5

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Reynolds Library; 5 photographs ofinterior (Magazine Section;

UA, 0 19, 1895, 2-1

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Warner, Mayor; new Mayor Inspected policeforce ( l col , cut)

UA, Ja ?, 1S96, 7-6

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2 views of c i t y (2 c o l . cuts )

UA Ja 4 , 1896, 1-6

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UA, J a 4 , 1896, 8-1

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Barry , W i l l i a m C.

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Crouch, C.

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Hartmann, William

UA. Ja 1 1 , 1896, 13-7

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Cutler , James G.

UA, Ja 14, 1896, 10-1

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Keeler, Bartholomew; obituary (1 col, cut)

UA, Ja 16, 1896, 6-2

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2 photographs of new truok and enginehouse on Genesee S tree t (2 , 3 ool* outs)

UA, Ja 18, 1896, 1-1

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A t h l e t i c Indoor Basebal l Club(4 c o l . cut )

UA, Ja 25, 1896, 5-1

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Photograph of Pickwick Bowling Clubbanquet (4 col* cut)

UA, Ja 25, 1896, 3-4

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Sweeney, George '7., new proprietorof Livingston Hotel (1 col. cut)

UA F 1, 1896, 3-6 (nagazine section)

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Homeopathio Hospital Ambulanoe(3 ool. out)

UA, Ja 25, 1896, 2-5

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Young Men*s Chr i s t ian Assoc ia t ionbanquet (2 col* cut )

UA, Ja 25, 1896, 3 -1

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Knights of the Maccabees: photographof delegates to s t a t e convention (L>CO1)

UA, F 1, 1696, 1-1

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Home o f Mart in Lynn ( p h o t o g r a p h s )

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Glee Club, University(photographs)

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Me E l v o y , W. H.

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Me Elway , Hon. S t .

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UA F 15, 1896, 3-1

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Photo of construction methods of theState Industrial School Chapel (3 col.

UA F 15, 1896, 3-1

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UA, F 15 , 1S96, 11-5

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Photo of wreck i n Brockport In whichEngineer James Beck l o s t h i s l i f e ayear ago.

UA, P 29, 1896, 18-5

JC:AA


2 three column illustrations ofwinter in Rochester (magailne)

UA, Mr 7, 1896f 4-1,2,3

Dl:JI

ILLUSTRATIONS (PHCTCGRAPHS)

Columbia Bowling Club

Photographs of members and names

UA, lilr 28, 1896, 1-3,4,5

Jb.UA

ILLUSTRATION (PHOTOGRAPH)

Photos of flood scenes

UA, Ap 4 , 1 8 9 6 , 2 4 , 2 5 - 1 - 33—6

ICiTL


Totike, August, (Man with Iron Jaw)3 photos of him lifting weightswith his mouth (magazine) (4 in*)

UA, Mr 7, 1696, 3-1 to

OJM:JI

4

•MHikii

ILLUSTRATIONS

State end Front Street floodof 1S65

UA, Mr 21, 1896, 19-3

JC:EQ

ILLUSTRATION (PHCTCGRAPHS)

P i c t u r e s of a winter scenes InSeneca Park; 5 views

UA, ivir J?8, 1896, 1-6,73-lto7

Jk:JA


Pictures of flood at Honoeye Falls;5 pictures (Magazine l - ( l -7)

UA, Ap 11, 1896,


ILLUSTTATIONS

Murder t r i a l begun in Circuit Court;vietim was Dominick Kearns; severalJurors obtained

UA, F 17, 1S96, 6-1

JC:TT.

ILLUSTRATIONS

Chatfleld case; illustration ofEllsworth Marshall given

UA, F 19, 1896, 6-1

AHi.TA

ILLUSTRATIONS

Seven l i t t l e maids from school;Chatfield

UA, F 19, 1896, 6-2

AS:JA

ILLUSTRATIONS

Chatfield oase; i l l u s t r a t i o n of pistolthat did shooting given

UA, F 19, 1896, 6-1

A8:JA

ILLUSTRATIONS

Slattery, Will; Chatfield case

UA, F 19, 1896, 6-2

AS:JA

"George Washington's Birthday"memorialized by pupils of No. 13School; 13 i l lustrat ions

UA, F 22, 1896, p-1 (Magazine Section)

Am ILLUSTRATIONSM Five sketches ofm Case

1 UW:TL

witnesses in Chatf ield

7-1

•


Manning, William,for supervisor of

UA, F 29, 1896,

JC:TL

DemocraticBrighton

1-7

•

nominee(i col.)


ILLUSTHATION (PHOTOGRAPHS)

Six p i c t u r e s of S t . Mary's Hospi ta lambulance; nurses e t c . '

UA, AP l g , 1896, 2-1 ,7

JMIEQ o

ILLUSTRATIONS (PHOTCGRAPHS)

Newsboy Joe, sold Union andAdvertiser for forty years(2 cols.)

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 20-6,7


Picture of delegates to conventionof Hibernians

UA, Ap 25, 1896, P2-l,3

ILLUSTRATIONS ( PHOTOGRAPHS)

Four three column i l l u s t r a t i o n sof Roches te r ' s Truant School onNorth S t r ee t

UAf My 9, 1896, (Mag. sec t ion , 2-


7 illustrations of local yachts

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 19-1,6


2,3 columns p i c t u r e s of Park P o l i c eand the Superintendent of parks andhis assistants

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 21-2,7

Jii:JA


4 ool. picture of RochesterBaseball Team

UA, My 2, 1896, 19-4 to 7

ILLUSTRATIONS

I n d u s t r i a l School (1 page)(6-2 c o l . cuts)

UA, J l 3 , 1896, 3-1

ALJJI


ILLUSTRATIONS

Soenea n e a r

UA, J l 3 ,

SC:JI

float bridge

1896, 4-1

O

(2-3 col. outs)

ILLUSTRATIONS

Baker, James, obituary

UA, J l 8 , 1896, 7-4

SC:FAD A

ILLUSTRATIONS

(1 col. cut)

1Mew York State Volunteer Cavalry 1882 j F1893 ( 2 - 3 c o l s , cut8)(Magazine Seotion)

UA, Ag 8 , 1896, 1-1

•AL:TL

ILLUSTRATIONS

A l t , Florence May, l o c a l

0A, Ag 8 , 1896, 2-1

•SClTL

poet (2 ools, out)

ILLUSTRATIONS

White, William H., obituary (1 col. out)

UA, Jl 6, 1896, 7-2

SC:FAD OTirilBiTtitniii

ILLUSTRATIONS

Brooks Avenue and G-enesee River(7 photographs)

UA Apr 1, 1^96, 1-1

AL:VMP

ILLUSTRATIONS

Culver Street two photos (3 cols, cuts)(Magazine Section)

UA, Ag 8, 1896, 2-1

AL:TL

ILLUSTRATIONS

Bidwell Post

UA, Ag 8 t

AL:TL

Office

1896,

(3 ools.

4-1

•

out)

1


ILLUSTRATIONS

Jockey, Frederick A., Great Sachem ofRed Men of Monroe County (2 cols, cut)(Magazine Section)

UA, Ag 8, 1896, 4-6

SC:TLO

MaRr'-g^

ILLUSTRATIONS

Nordica, Lillian, to appear at Lyceum inplay (2 col. cut)

UA, Ja 2, 1897, 13-1

SC:FAD

ILLUSTRATIONS

Sketch of t r ap in sidewalk in whichMrs, Mary Organ was k i l l e d . (2 col . cut)

UA J a 5 , 1897, 7-2

JAJRZ

ILLUSTRATION

Anthonty, Susan B . , honored by womenof Rochester; photo ( l c o l . )

UA, P 16, 1897, 8-1

OGlEQ

ILLUSTRATIONS

Inee, John H.f and one of his drawings(2 ools. out) (Magazine Section)

UA, Ag 6, 1896, 1.6

AL:TLO

ILLUSTRATIONS

Skinner. O t i s ,p lay . (2 viol.

UA, JP

1 SC:FAD

2, 1897,

to ipnear at Lyceumcut)

13-4

O

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Committee of Steam Gauge and LanternWorks Relief Fund

UA, Ja 30, 1897, 11-1

CG:TL

ILLUSTRATIONS

How i t wi l l look when Mill Street i s ex-tended

UA, Ja 30, 1897, 8-4

CO:TL


ILLUSTRATIONS

Photo of East Rochester BowlingClub

UA, F 27, 1897, 15-1

oCG.-JA

ILLUSTRATIONS

Photo of Church of the Holy Apostles

UA, Mr 29, 1897, 10-2

CCP:EQ

ILLUSTRATIONS

Fox, Kate, Leah and Mar^^ret originatorsof modern spiritualism

UA, Mr 30, 1897, 11-1

CCP:CG

ILLUSTRATION

View of St . P a t r i c k ^ Cathedral; h i s t o r i c a lsketch

UA, 0 30, 1897, 5-1

ILLUSTRATIONS

Looal news event i l l u s t r a t i o n s forwhat i s be l i eved to be the f i r s t time

UA, Mr 29, 1897, 8 -3

CCP:EQ

ILLUSTRATION

Comers Bowling Club, group photo

UA, Mr 30 , 1897, 14-1

CCP:EQ

ILLUSTRATIONS (PHOTOGRAHS)

Two 3 column photographs at Kitef l y i n g contest a t Genesee Val leyPark

UA, My 16, 1896, Mag. 3 - 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7

CCPiTL

JM:EQ

ILLUSTRATION

Individual photos of successfuldemocratic candidates at recentelection

UA, N 3 , 1897, l i - i


ILLUSTRATIONS

Coach and C a r r i e ire LlanufActory

See Cunningham, James

LU:ARO

ILLUSTRATION

8ee H e r d l e , George L,

ILLUSTRATION

See Den! is,

JL:jH

Reverend

€

James

>

Hogarth.

ILLUSTRATIONS

See C r y s t a l Pa lace

LM:NT

^

ILLUSTRATION

See Harri8,E.Land8eer

JL;JHI ^ ^ j i n n — ^ .••-•."""'

ILLUSTRATION

&ee J o n e s , S e t h C.

••vtmsmmmnv!.

ILLUSTRATIONS

See NewspapersILLUSTRATION

8ee O^'onne l l , U . J .


ILLUSTRATION

8ee 8towell , Louise.

JL:JH

ILLUSTRATIONS, COLORED

Colored Christmas greeting picture.First ever published.

UA, D 24, 1881, 5-3

IUHOF, FREDERICK

See Knapp, Victor

IMHOF, LOUIS

Made general assignment to E. C. Denton(*B>

UA, My 8, 1894, 6-3

ILLUSTRATION

See Wader, Cnarles D.

OJL:JH

IMHOF, CAROLINE

S.ee Hancock, John E.

JDP:JDP

IMHOF, LBS. JOHANNA

Died .

UA Mr 1 ? , I g 8 9 ,

JM:AA

I12HOF, 1HNA

Committed sulolde by hanging her-se l f from a ohandaller. (3°)

UA, My 21f 1884, 3-1

HR


MfcMMI

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION AID SOCIETY

Organized last Sunday (2")

UA, D g, 1S76, 2-5

WN.-AB oIMMACULATE CONCEPTION BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

Heldgiven

t^ns md. elected officers, names

UA, Mr 9, 1874, 2-9

gtzjmran

a i r proceeclp ne t 31,400

r, 1-.54, .f

"10

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Ladies t o g i v e Thanksgiv ing Te?.

RDU N .15, 1856 3-2

NC

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION ALUMNI

Has elected

UA., Nov. 5,

PC:PAD

officers

1888, 2-3

©

ASSOCIATION

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

List of officers elected*

UA, Mr 8, 1875, 2-4

AJC:UB

IMMACULATE C0NCEPTI02I CHURCH

Plan Christmas Festival

, D 21, 1855, 3-2

ARO


Ladies hold May festival and tea party

UA My 18, 1859, 2-1

MAM/CMV



Stevens, Wra#f assigned to parish

UA, Je 14, 1859, 2-2

PJW:ARO


Obtained permission to use School

House No. 3 for temporary services,

UA, F 26, 1864, 3-2

VR:MB


Ceremony of laying the corner stone willtake place tomorrow at 4 p.m.

UA, Jl 9, 1864, 2-1


Ladies plan Fair at Corinthian Hall

UA, 0 22, 1864, 2-1

FD:ARO

IHfl'AC'XATE CONCEPTION CHUHCH

Destroyed by f i r e

UA, F 2 4 , I8b4, 2 - 1

VR:MAL

MM.


Foundation walls laid.

UA, Jl 6, 1864, 2-4

MB


Laying of the corner atone took placeyesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.Bishop Tlmon officiated

UA, J l 1 1 , 1864, 2-1

inniin

IMMACULATE

Fair at

UA, 0 26

VB:JMG

CONCEPTION

Corinthian

, 1864, ?.-

CHURCH

Hall began

2

•


— • — — - ' • • — — . . . . . .

IlttlACULATE CONCEPTION

List of acknowledgements made by the women

who conducted the f a i r for the church

UA, N 28, 1864, 2-3

CG:ARO


Bishop Timon preached at dedication

services.

DA AG 7, 1865,,2-2

CCP/CCP

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Considerably damaged by terrific 9torm,

UA My 21, 1866 2-1


Dedication ceremonies tomorrow morning*

DA AG 5, 1865, 2-1

CCP/CCP

S CONCEPTION CHURCH

Will hold l a s t picnic of t h e seison

a t Glenwood Grove

UA, 0 3 , 1665 , 2-4

CCP:AD

tfLsES

IiaiACUALTE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Concert nets .

UA, Ag 27, 1866, 2-3


New organ Installed

DA, Ag 8, 1866, 2-3

ME:JUG

Revival season of 10 days uo s t a r t today,

UA, N 1, l6oo, 2-5

jd:mam



Poor boxes emptied of contents* Danltl

Voonan arrested

XJk Ja 2 3 , 1867, 2-1

PJWtJI

TTKACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

P i c n i c a t Maple Grove

UA J l 3 1 , 1867, 2-4

HD:JI

Ik. ACULATE CCiJCEPilOiv CHU

.Altar Society hold neelected

UA, D 16, 1867, 2-3

•n t JTTTPTTl

..CH

^tinf; officers

IliliACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

L e c t u r e g iven by Rev.

•What America o"'es to

UA, Ja no, 1868, n.-?.

•

Janssen on

Catholics


Review of the Concert and Tableux given by

the women of the church

UA, Je 7> 1867, 2-2

CG:J1G

IiiK-ACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Picn ic given f o r b e n e f i t a t Maple Grove;John Me Conv i l l p r e f e r r e d in b a l l o t forMayor.

UA, Ag 1, 1867, 2-2

vb:mam


Decorations about the altar caught

fire. There was little damage.

UA, D 9, 1868, 2-1

GZ:UB


Appearance o f church on Holy Thursday

described*

UA ^ iP 10, 1868, 2-4

JD/CCP


IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHJRCII

Library Association, election of officersfor ensuing year.

UA F 12, 1070 2-4

©JD:HR


Will open p a r o c h i a l school

UA, Ag 30 , 1 8 7 1 , 2-6

mhm:mam


Library Association presented gold-headed cane to their president, Wm,C. Barry as a Christmas gift

UA, D 26, 1871, 2-3

CUPlFD

Concert et the Clmrch Sunday eveni'npsuccess

UA, ?«y 31, 1870, 2-5

a perfect


New parsonage for ftev. Byrnes built.

UA P 14, 1870 2-4

JD:HR

TTACULATE C

School

V~j S ]

j;;H-Tr:RJP

opened.

L»l671, 2-4

-

CHURCH

•

IMMACULATE COWGEPTION CHURCH

The St. Patrick's Day exhibition givenat Corinthian Hall by the LiterarySociety was a great success. (1/16 col.)

UA MR 19, 1872,

•JCLl/CiiV

2-2


Sunday School had an outing atCharlotte

UA Jl 26, 1872, 2-6

VC:JI



Fire broke out in r e a r basement;heavy damage r e p o r t e d .

, D 1 1 , 1872, 2-3

GTZ:JMG


Byrnes, Rev. Patricio, requiem massheld in his memory (12")

UA, Ap 29, 1875, 2-2

WN: MT


The Fair continues; dancing free.

UA N 27, 1875 2-2

IMMACULATE

Rebuilt

UA, S 6

wnjmmm

CONCEPTION CHURCH

and opened; described

, 1873, 2-3, 1

o

t col.

RL:HR

BttUCUL-VTE CONCEPTION CHTHCH

V/ill hold mass in the school buildinguntil repairs on the church have beencompleted.

UA D 14, 1872, 2-6

IL1IACULATE CONCEPTION

Account of formalceremonies. (l/6

UA 3 8

WN:HR

, 1873 2

(

CHURCH

re-onenin^

-5


The prizes at the Fair to be presented.

UA N 26, 1875 2-6


Fair continues.

UA N 29, 1875 2-4

RL:HR



Bishop iicQuaid d e l i v e r e d a short addresson Cathol ic p r a c t i c e s (1")

UA, Mr 4 , 1876, 2 - 6

AA:FD


The choirs of this church an . that ofSt. Bridget's Church held picnic

UA, J l 25, 1876, °-4

AJC: A3

I!3UCULAmr: CONCEPTION CHURCH

Father tie aether, r e spons ib l e f o r p-r^ndestChristmas c e l e b r a t i o n in yea r s (6")

UA, D 26, "IQ77, P-3

JV.AB


The children attending the parochialschool of this church pave a hi "hlyentertaining exhibition last ntght (1/5 col;

UA, Je 30, 1876, 2-6

CL:AB

IilwiACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Fair l?st evening was largely attended-.(2")

UA 0 20, 1876 2-6

JD:HR

BtUACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Fair continues.to attract largecrowds (2 in.'

ILIMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Picnic held at the City Market a greatsuccess. (2W)

UA Ag 15, 1877, 2-4


Program of Christmas observances

UA, D 26, 1878, 2-4


II&1ACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Leary, Rev. Father, assistant, ap-pointed pastor of Honeoye Falls andRush.

UA S 19, 1879 2-4

OAAiHR


Contributed $158.65 for relief oflandlord-ridden people in Ireland,

UA, F 2, 1880, 2-6


Programme of the entertainment at thefair given (2")

UA, F 23, 1881, 2-3


Fair held for the past week atWashington Hall closed; prizesawarded; report of managers.

UA Mr 1 , 1881, 2-5

VC:RZ

ILCACULATE COl'C'PTIO:' CHUPCH

At the !JFvr Yea r ' s soc i ab l e and f e s t i v a l^rl^en by them, a soecisil conten t for a^-old-headed cane " ' i l l t - k e p l ?ce br-t-eenRev- F-.ther Hurhes (East Bio a f i e l d ) v.ndPev- Fathery Leary (?.'• )

'FA, D P.P., 1879, 2-3

CL:ARO


Opening of the fair at Washington Hallfor its benefit (4")

UA, F 22, 1881, 2-2

CL:FD


Programme of the musical and l i t e r a r yenterta inment g i v e n (3M)

UA, F 24 , 1 8 8 1 , 2-1

CL:FD


The net receiots and expenditures ofthe fair given by it published. (2H)

UA, Mr 21, 1881, 2-2

CL:HR


* *

I:.:KACl!LATE CONCEPTION CHUPCK

Choir to s i n g at mldnirht mass onChristina8 Day

UA, D 24 , 1861 , ?-4

C'^.'AB


Red Cross acknowledged receipt of $85for flood sufferers,

UA, Mr 8, 1884, 2-1

CC.'HR


Meagher, Rev. Michae l I? . , i m p r e s s i v efuneral services held.

UA Ja 26, ie86, 3-3

LR


May e x e r c i s e s brought t o a c l o s e ( 3 " )

UA, My 3 0 , lgg l* , 4 - 3

IliMAOULATE CONCEPTION CHUHCH

Fair i s r e c e i v i n g a large patronageat Washington Hall*

UA, D 21, 1882, 2 -2

JD:I.IB


K e l l y , Rev. M.E. , spoke on "Ire land o fToday6 (3B)

UA, Mr 17, 1 8 8 4 , 2 - 2

Xg mnun


McQuaid, Bishop B. J . , confirmed l a r g egroup

UA D 2 1 , 1 8 8 5 , 2-1*-

FG/CHV

EiilACULATE C"SCEPTIC.\7

Forty h^ur d e v o t i o n c l o s e d (3")

UA, My 9 , 1888, ^ - 1



Annual f l n a n o i a l statement submittedby Rev. J . F. O«Hare

, P 4 , 1890, 5-6

AA:HRO


Struck by l i g h t n i n g ; s l i g h t damage(8 i n . )

UA, J l 26 , 1893, 5-1

I3:JI

JL:BZ


Alterations finished two new sidea l ta rs erected (2")

UA, J l 1S96, 9-2


Class o f over 100 confirmed byBishop M'Quald

UA D 10, 1894, 10-9

PT:EQ


Granted oourt order to mortgage ohurohreal estate for $20,000 for purpose toerect a new school bldg.

UA, Je 12, 1893, 5-1

JA

IMLCACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

New p a r o c h i a l s choo l and h a l ld e d i c a t e d ; w i l l accommodate250 pupils

UA, Ja 22, 1894, 9-1

JS:JI


R e i l l y , Rev. *fa. C. c e l e b r a t e dh i s f i r s t mass ( 3 " )

UA, J e 17 , 1895, 8-1

CCP:EQ

ILIMACULATE COACZPTION CHURCH

New a l t a r Lns ta l led ; described-i l l u s t r p t l o n ; ( ? co l . cut) (?»)

UA, N ? l ,

JDPSEQ



Fair opened, featuring uniqueelectrical display

X 27, 1894, 3-5

JL:JIO

Pro ?r?.T"e of t he ?rnrii n t c m e d i a t e grades sc

UA, J l ?>, 1887 ^-6

and(7")

IMIEL, ED»ARD B .

Married Mrs. Ida Thelleman

OA, Je 28 , 1893, 5-1

AB:FD

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL

Graduates gave pleaslner entertainmentat the parish hall (3")

UAf Ap 24, 1895, 10-2

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

Pass resolutions on death of latemember John L. Doyle*

UA Ja 17, 1871 3-4

NT:HR

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL

Celebrates silver Jubilee (l col.)

UA, Je 28, 1894, 8-1

JL:FD

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SOCIETY

Held Fair In Young Men's Catholic Institute

UA, D 1, 1875, 2-6

JCM:F

A IMLIEL,

*

\ A3:™

ELIZABETH

Chamberlain, Fred

•

B.


ll\ EL, JOSEPH

Arrested for cruelty to animals

UA, *p 19, 1364, 2-2

LG:ARO O

il GRANTS

Called "rarred vagabonds" by theDemocrat; Letter defending immigrantspublished.

UA, Ja 9, 1864, 2-2

vr. :mam

IMMIGRANTS

Destitute I t a l i a n s , 350 in number sentto Rochester to work on r a i l r o a d s ,believed t ha t they wi l l not be employed

UA, Ap 29, 1873, 2-3

IMMIGRANTS

Lates t a r r i v a l s over the west shorepassed inspec t ion s a t i s f a c t o r i l y (6")

UA, S 12, 1892, 5-6

JDPJHR

IMMIGRANT TRANSPORTATION

See F r a u d s

Lk. :NT

tftfMfc

IMMIGRANTS

Tax on Canadians who come into this

country

UA., Je 5, 1868, 2-2

JD:JMG

IMMIGRANTS

13 immigrants a r r ive in Rochester froma quarantined steamer; ca re fu l ly in-spected (6£")

UA, 3 10, 1892, 5-3

JDP:HR

Canada

!.'ir-ber of a r r i v a l s continue t~> increase

UA, AP ? 1 , 1364, 2-1


IMMIGRATION

Suggestion t' -<t immigration to the

U. S. be snco.irared, t o supply

for l abor

UA, J a ° 3 , 1^65, 2-1

MH:.: : AB

IKMI ORATION

UA criticizes foreign governments forpaying transportation coats of paupersto this country in order to get themoff their hands.

UA Ag 4, 1883, 2-2

CAiP.'RZ

Y CF

yj**v^ -Sir, i gr *.n t s

210 emigrants wn.6.e city t b e l r homesince January 1s t (1M)

UA, Ap 22,

IMMIGRATION

German, Irish and English immigrantsconsidered in editorial. (£ ool.)

UA M r 11, 1873 3-2

GTZ:HR O

33 e m i g r a n t s mak

UA, Ap P I , 1884 ,

LG.-ARO

Emigrants

e city their

2-1

•

home

IMMIGRATION

,- Conrad, German American Societyagent, reports that 6,723 emigrantspassed thru Rochester during April.

UA, My 3, 1886, 2-5

AJClMB

IMO, EVA

Died

UA, J l 25, 1894, 6-5

#

mJ^t •

1110, MARGARET

Died

UA, Mr 1 3 ,

Jl;aa

(MRS.

1897

CONRAD)

, 9-5

•


IMO, CAPT.

Died

UA Ja

MM:JI

PETER

7, 1867,

.'

2-3

0

IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURING

See Excelsior Hay Carrier Company

rjpjmmm

IiTORT-FS AND TRADERS TEA COP.1PANY

Offer one thousand dollars worth ofgenuine diamonds to be distributed inthe packp.f cs of tea anri coffee sold (2")

UA, F 19, 1883, 2-6

IMPORTS

Pig-iron, Scotch

First shipment from Montreal to be

landed here

RDU, S 3, 1353, 2-5

CB

IMPERIAL BOWLING CLUB

Elected new officers*

UA Ja 7, 1888, 2-6

PC:RZ

IMPORTATION

1 case in

UA, Je 27

{Jgjmrnm

' i iTiB1" iflta i 11 inLAW VIOLATION

U.S. District

, 1867, 2-3

•

Court,

- i:..:;:Ji.. " IKYIU'T

Canandaigua

IMPORTERS1 AND TRADERS1 TEA COMPANY

Are o f f e r i n g money to t h e i r customers;every can of tea .and cof ee COPtn ins somemoney. ( Q H )

UA F 23 , 1 ^ 3 , ?-3

VC:LR

IMPORTS

Firms In Rocheeter receiving goods

d i rec t from Europe

RDU, My 15, 1856, 3-2

ARO


IMPORTS, CANADA

34,000 cords of wood have be£n brought

from Canada to this port by the N. Y. C.

R. R. Co*

UA N 4, 1865 2-1

CCP:JS

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Gosyosago Tr ibe: held an enter tainment()

UA, Ja 12, 1896, 3-2


Jaunita Tribe No. 127; John Brump,treasurer , skipped with $80 or $90of the t r i b e ' s money

UA, Ap 17, 1893, 5-2

MWjJl

IUPORTS

Canada

U. S. Government prohibited importc.tionof beef from Canada so dealers adoptednew plans; cattle slaughtered first toobtrln their supply of beeves, thentransported

UA Ja 27,

JI

1866, 2-3

O

IMPORTS

Amounts of inpoi-of Rochester and

UA,

SC:SC

S 4, 1890,

ts cosine:Charlotte

5-3

o

In the Portsreported.

IMPRISONMENT

"Imprisonment vs Capital Punishment11 to

be argued at City Hall meeting

UA 0 6, 1858, 3-2

VR/CMV

Q

IMPROVED ORDER OF REEL'EN

Ne-O-ka-too tribe, No. 74:officers.

UA, Ja 18, 1886, 3-3

Elected

IB:MB


30 men admitted to order; addressesgiven (ltN)

UA, Ap 11, 1896, 9-1

VM:TL



Representatives of various tribesplan for union meeting in June (i col.)

UA, My 23, 1896, 9-2

JMJJA

IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, MONROE COUNTY

Prope r ty omiers he ld meeting; o rgan i -za t i on made permanent: o f f i c e r s e l e c t e d ;committee appointed (3 i n . )

UA, J e 30 , 1894, 10-2

JL:JI

IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, WEST END

Complained about condi t ion of sidewalksand apathy of Executive Board (^ c o l . )

UA, Ag 7 , 1895, 7-1

SC:JI


Asked for l i f e preservers a t c i tybridges (6 in.)

UA, D 4, 1895, 8-1

IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN

Saranao Tribe: elected officers (4W)

UA, Ja 2, 1897, 14-5

CG3FD

••mm/m**.-*****?.


Ask for e rec t ion of new f i r e housea t Genesee S t r e e t ; o the r improve-ments i n west sec t ion (3 col*)

UA, My 8 , 1895, 9-1

CCP:JI


Complained to Board of Health aboutP ike 1 8 Quarry (2/3col)

UA, S 4 , 1895, 5-5

8C:JA


Appointed oommlttee to have railwayextended on Genesee St.; resolveautomatic gates at all movable bridgesin Rochester (k ool)

UA, J a 8 , 1896, 7-3

JC:AB



Held first annual banquet at the newOenesee St. fire hcu9e; Susan B. Anthonypresent; descriptIon of fire house(i col.)

UA, Ja 14, 1896, 6-5

HR

IMPROVEMENTS

Ideas of citizens on use of cementsidewalks instead of wood (1 col.)

UA, Mr 14, 1896, 10-1

JM:EQ


Officers elected; committees appointed(3")

UA, Jl 1, 1897, 7-2

8C:JA

mmmIMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, WEST END

Discussed sugar beet industry (l£ cols.)

UA, S 24, 1897, 8-1

8C:TL


Meeting held; disouseed placingguard gate8 at the oanal bridge?5 in.)UA, F 5, 1896, 9-5

MW:JIO

E.IPROVELIENT ASSOCIATION, 'VEST END

Held meeting; paper read; r e s o l u t i o n sadopted; Lincoln park c ross ingcharac te r i zed as an unmit igatednuisance (7i"")

UA, 0 g, 1S96, 10-^

AL:£<4


Cox, 'VlHiam sues o rgan iza t ion forback pay U " )

UA, J i 13, 1897, 7-5

DIPSON, GILBERT (BRIGHTON)

Charged with presenting afraudulent claim for a pension

UA, D 1 6 , 1S95 ,

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IMRAY,

See

CW

I01IIA

Montgomery,

O

INAUGURAL BALL, WASHINGTON

Article discusses plans made for the

celebration. Comments on the fact that

negroes will not be present.

UA Mr 6, 1865 3-2

1/

INCENDIARISM

Series of fires has plagued Rochester

for last ten days

UA Ag 23, 1858, 3-1

PS

ILiRAY

DS

, (Mrs.

Died in

) MARTHA

Geneseo

RDD N 10, L851, 3-3

ILlRAY

MS

, "R03SRT

Married

RDDt Ja

Mrs

8,

• Catharine Green in Geneseo

1853, 3-3

o

IMSON, FRANK C

Married

UA,

VM:TL

Ap

Emma

23 r

*

3. Robin son

1S96, 7-2

•

(1»)

INAUGURAL BALL, WASHINGTON

Editorial decries orgies and revelry at

the inaugural

UA Mr 9, 1865

JSR:JS

INCENDIARISM

Three arrested

UA, P 2, 1864,

ME:ARO

ball.

3-3

•

In Polloe Court

2-4

•


INCINERATION

Letter approving burning of dead bodies,

RDU, N 14, 1855, 3-1

INCOME TAX

Circular from Treasury Dept•,

Washington, D. C . , s ta t e s that

statements may be made in gross .

UA, Je 2 5 , 1863, 2-4

MHH.'MB

INCOME TAX

Tax of 5 per cent should be paid promptly;a f t er Ja 28, 10 per cent w i l l be addedto the amount

UA, Ja 28, 1865, 2-1

mal;mnra

INCOME TAX

Special Income tax l i s t publ icat ion

causes cons iderable comment

UA F 6 , 1865, 2-1

FD/CMV

INCOLE

Taxes

Article attempts to clarify misunder-standing of the recent act of Conrress,

UA, S 2, 1861, 2-2

ONT:1IB

INCOME TAX

Special war tax on incomes of 1363,

announced from Treasury Ddpt. at Washington.

UA, D 8, 1864, 2-1

INCOME TAX

Special

UA, F 4,

FD:MB

INCOME TAX

Income

1865,

• • • •

l i s t published.

2-2

Letter writer complains of wealthyoitizens

UA, F 8,

paying

1865,

small tax

2-3


INCOME TAXES

Editorial

new tax.

discusses the workings of the

Condemns exemption of public

office holders.

UA Mr 9,

JSR:JS

1865 3-1

INCOME TAX

Income lists for 1364, for the towns

of Irondequoit and Brighton, 7th

and 12th wards.

UA Je 30, 1865 2-3

INCOME TAX

Several corrections made in list

published yesterday

UA, Jl 13, 1866, 2-1

INCOME TAXES

Editorial discuses the ecempt.lon of

public office holders. Quotes other

UA Mr 10,

JSR:JS

1865 3-1

O

the

papers.

INCOME TAXES

Editorial discusses

and

UA

JGR:JI

conditions and

Ap 7, 1865,

new form of returns,

regulations

3-4

ft

UE:AB

INCOME TAX

Income lists for 1864 of various

Rochester wards.

UA Je 28, 1865 2-3

MHMiJS

INCOME TAX

List of income taxpayers of Rochester,

UA Jl 12, 1866 1-1

ME:JS

INCOME TAX

1,475 persons in Rochester paid the tax

during 1865

UA, Jl 14, 1866, 2-3

UE:AB


INCOME TAX

Paritial list of inoorae tax payers

from Monroe County towns

UAf Jl 17, 1866, 2-1

KE:ABo

INCOME TAX

P a r t i a l l i s t of Batavia income tax

payer8

UA J l 24, 1866, 2-4

UElJI

INCOME TAX

Income t a x l i s t f o r 1866 given

UA, My 7 , 1867, 1 - 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 ,

cgjmmm

INCOME

Law

law

UA,

ME:AB

TAX

oailed

wil l be

J l 20,

*

a fa rce ; hope expressed t h a t

revealed

1866, 2-1

•

INCOME TAX

Shoemakers exemptedtax when business i s

UA,

m e jramm

N 2 1 , 1 8 6 6 , 2 - 1

•

from paying incomesmall

INCOME TAX

More loca l incomes and tax t o be paid are

l is ted

UA, My 14, 1867, 2-4

1 INCOME TAXES

1 Protest against

UA,

VCiUB

Ag 5 , 1 8 7 0 ,

them

3-2

1

by the editor.

PJWtARO

INCOLS TAXES

Monroe jnd Orleans

Counties assessed for $34,COO

UA, Je 28, 18?1, 2 - 1

jdjjmg


INCOME TAX

E d i t o r i a l opposing proposed enforcementof 1noone t ax

UA, F 20, 1872, 3-1

* ajc;mmm

INCOME TAX

C o l l e c t o r F leckens te in announced tha tentire net profits or incomes of cor-porations, associations, or companiesdoing business for profit are subjectto an annual tax of two per cent

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 6-4

MC:JI

INCOME TAX BUREAU

Reports 1,475 persons reported incomes

taxable for 1865; 455 of these earn more

than $1,000 a year; 16 in Brighton and 5

in Irodequolt earn over $1,000 yearly.

UA JL 14, 1866, 2-3

VR/CCPmmmmINCOME TAX REPORTS

List of Rochester citizens with amount

of income, and tax on income

UA Ap 29, 1868, 2-4 3 col.

INCOME TAX

Ara't of income for past yenr must befiled by Mnr. 4t^ with collectorFleikensteln; Income tax to be oaidby July 1st. (21-")

UA, Ja 16, 1895, 6-5

JA

INCOME TAX BUREAU

Corrections published.

UA JL 13, 1866, 2-1

VR/CCP

INCOME TAX RETURNS

883 persons reported incomes.List of those who report Incomesfrom 410,000 to $30,000

UA, Ap 29, 1868, 2-1

CF:NT

IH001IE TAX RETURNS

Correction in list of local income

tax returns

UA Ap 3O9 1868, 2-5

CFiJI


INCOME TAX

List of

County

UA, My

PW:AB

RETURNS

returns

towns

5, 1868,

(

filed from Monroe

1-2

i

mimfil

INCOME TAX, SPECIALi/

Article on the tax, publication of l i s t s ,deductions allowed, and attempt at fraud

UA, F 9, 1865, 2-1

JgrjrammO

INCUBATORS

Account of a r t i f i c i a l hatching ofchickens at Andrews Hatcher Company(ElmIra)

UA D 111-, 1885, 4-1

JG/C&1V

INDECENT EXPOSURE

to t

UA

PM

Niagara County

llalony, Ann,serve sentence*

0 8,

brought

1858

Q,

to Rochester

3-3

INDECENT EXPOSURE

1 case in Police Court.

UA, My 22, 1865, 2-4

#

INDECENT EXPOSURE

John Rice, was sent to penitentiary

for. 4 months

UA, F-l, 1867, 2-3

JI:AB ^

INDECENT EXPOSURE

1 arrest

UA, Ja 31, 1867, 2-2

PW:NT ^

•

INDECENT EXPOSURE

1 arrest in Police Court

UA, F 23, 1867, 2-6

JI :NT . 9


IHDBCENT EXPOSURE

1 arrest

tA, Ap 23, 1867,

pwimam

1

2-4

O

INDECENT EXPOSURE

1 case in Police Court

UA Jl 1, 1867, 2-1

IriBSCENT EXPOSURE

One case tried in Police Court

UA, A£ 17, 1871, 2-5

INDEPENDENCE DAY

See Fourth of July

CL'.-LR

INDECENT EXPOSURE

One arrest in Police

UA, My 20 , 1867, 2 -6

VB:ARO

INDECENT EXPOSURE


UA

CF:JI

Jl 30, 1868, 2-5

0

INDECENT EXPOSURE

wasAn unknown "Rubber */.pseverely punished byafter having* mp.de indecent remarksand exposures to women (- col.)

UA, D 12, 1896, 11-4

JDPUA

• • •INDEPENDENT BASEBALL CLUB

See Baseba l l Clubs

UI/CMV


INDEPENDENT CITIZENS

15th Ward

Meeting held* Alderman J. MillerKelly and 15th Ward demooratloticket endorsed*

UA, F 25, 1892, 5-3

AS:MB

INDEPENDENT CLUB

9th Ward

Endorse candidates at meeting

UA, Mr 2, 1891, 5-5

PR:HR

Jd mmm

INDEPENDENT CLUB

3rd and 5th Ward

Endorses Fleokensteln for cityat meeting

UA, F 26, 1891,

PR:HR

6-3

o

treasurer

INDEPENDENT MARTIAL BAND

Elected officers.

UA Ja 28, 1897, 3-5

'/"« • T IT

INDEPENDENT ORDER CF FCBESTERS

See F o r e s t e r s , Independent Order ofGOOD TEMPLARS

Excels ior Lodge

Held e l ec t i on meeting In which o f f i c e r s

were elected.

UA MY 9 , 1 8 6 7 , 2 - 4

PG/CCP

GOOD TEIIPLAR3

Accuse Common C o u n c i l o f d r i n k i n g l i q u o r ,

while meeting was In session.

UA JL 29, 1867, 3-3

HD/CCP

GOOD TEMPLARS

Concert at Corinthian Hall has goodturnout; S t , Cece l ia S o c i e t y , FlourCity Harmonists, and others performed;program and e n t i r e cas t on D 17, 1-9

UA, D 1 8 , 1867, 2-2

MT:HR


GOOD TEMPLARS

Washington Lodge

Have leased new Rink on Alien Street

for July 4th

UA, Je 29, 1868, 2-3

GRAND LODGE

Good Templars

Grand lodge officers were elected and

Albany was selected as convention site

next year at convention meeting of

Good Templars.

UA, S 24, 1869, 2-6

WN:KB

GOOD TEMPLARS, INDEPENDENT CRDER OF

Monroe County Lodge Convention to be held

UA, Ap 15, 1872, 2-2

inmm

GOOD TEMPLARS

Scandal suit of Mary II. Smith vs. her brotherTemplar Sherman D. Harrison continued inCounty Court

UA, My 24, 1877, 2-3

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GOOD TEMPLARS

Spencerport

Pa88 resolutions on death of Alanson

Smith

UA, Mr 22, 1869, 2-5

GOOD TEI/JPLARS

E x c e l s i o r lodge have J u b i l e e a t CorinthianH a l l . Program g i v e n .

UA D 6 , 1872 2-2

GTZ:HR

fclrGOOD TEMPLARS

Excelsior Lo^ge: action started againstPatrick Burn for selling llauor on Sunday

UA, Ja 5, 1375, 2-1

JD.-FD

GOOD TEMPLARS

Washington Lodge: Insta l led off icers

UA, Ify 3 , 1884, 4-2


G:OD T

St James Loflge w^p organized nt StJanes Eplscooal Church

UA, J l 15, ^884, 4-2

FG:S~

GZ.-RZ

GOOD TEMPLARS

List of officers instituted. (3")

UA Jl 29, 1887, 2-4

Grand Lodge opened 35th annual sessionin Rochester (6")

UA, Ag 23, 1887, 8-5

who mmn

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge e l ec t ed o f f i c e r s .

UA 0 28, 1886, 2-3

GOOD TEMPLARS, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF

Lodge instituted at Brighton

UA, Ap 2, 1886, 2-4

AJC:AB

GOOD TEMPLARS

Harmony Lodge elects officers.

UA, 0 26, 1886, 3-1

GTZrllB

0OOD TEMPLARS

A new lodge was organized by Mrs. E.Louise V. Pish. L i s t of o f f i oe r s e lec ted

3,

IB:ARO

GOOD TEMPLARS

Committees appointed and addresses madethe work of the order throughout thestate described (| col)

UA, Ag 24, 1887, 3-5

mmm


GOOD TEMPLARS

Bleoted officers for the coming year,

^ V e 1 as the next lf

UA, Ag 25, 1887, 3-5

i b mmm O

GOOD TEMPLARS

Evergreen Lodge No. 882 had t h e i rinsta l la t ion of officers* (2H)

UA N 9, 1887, 3-2

CL.-RZ

GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge

Offioers installed; listedL (2")

UA F g, IMS, 3-3

GOOD TEMPLARS

Lodge

UA, S

l b noun

Monroe County

mee t ing h e l d U £ B )

1 7 , 1887, 3-5

O

r •;

GOOD TEMPLARS

The Grand Lodge was called to order,prohibitionist heard from, Monroe CountyLodge meeting (13&")

UA, Ag 26, 1887, 3-3

lb mmm O

GOOD TEUPLARS

Draper, Lodge, e l e c t e d off ioers

UA 0 26, 1887, 7-2

IB:JI

GOOD TEMPLARS

Washington Lodge, friends listened tofine entertainment in their rooms

UA, Ja 6, 1888, 3-5

PC:HR

TEMPLARS

Washington Lodge gave a receptionto the Gates and St. James Lodges

UA, F 24, 1389, 3-4

JO:.


GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge eleoted offloors.

UA Ag 1, 1888, 3-2

GTZ.'JDP

GOOD TE4PLARS

Draper Lodge e l ec t ed o f f i ce r s ,

UA J l 3 1 , 1889, 3-2

VB:LR

GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge h e l d p l e a s a n t lawn p a r t y

UA., Ag. 9 , 1889 , 3 - 4

IBP: FAD

GOOD TELIPVARS

Draper Lodge held annual meeting;offloera eleoted*

UA., 0* 31, 1888, 6-4

SL:FAD oGOOD TEMPLARS

Monroe Commandery

UA., My. 4, 1889,

JDP.-FAD

elected

7-3

&

officers. (3»)

GOOD TEMPLARS, DRAPER LODSE

Exercises he ld ; programme published

UA, J l ?k, ifc>,9, 3 .3

UB:SC

GOOD TELIPLARS

Olenwood Lodge e l ec t ed o f f i ce r s ,

UA J l 3 1 , 1SS9, 3-2

VB:LR

GOOD TEvlPLARS

Knights Juvenile Temple instituted lsstnight at Mandeville Hall.

UA., Ag. l b , 1889 , 3 -2

LFJF'AD


OOOD TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge: officers installedand listed <l*»)

UA, K 7, 1889, 7-2

oJK-.FD

GOOD TEllPLARS

Royal Juvenile Temple were entertainedby the Draper Lodge

UA, Mr 5 , 1890 , 7 - 4

AA:HR

Mm*GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge h e l d meeting; e l e c t i o n ofofficers l is ted. (2")

UA, Ap 30, 1890, 6-7

GOOD

Monroe County Lodge; degree conferedon 32 candidates; officers electedand listed. (5")

UA D 1 1 , 1 8 8 9 , 7 - 5

JM:RZo

GOOD TEMPLARS

Monroe Lodge No. 24, quarterlymeeting held (2")

UA, Mr 1 1 , 1 8 9 0 , 7 - 1

oGOOD TEliPLARS

Washington Lodge

O f f i c e r s i n s t a l l e d ( 2 " ) .

UA Ag g, ig9O f 5-7

SC:JDP

GOOD TEUPLARS

Glenwood Lodge helc neetlnc; (l111)

UA Ac 9, 1S90, 7-1

GOOD T&IPLARS

Held temnerance nee t l ne :

UA Ag 1 1 , 1S90, .',-7

3C:JDP


GOOD T2JPLAR3

Monroe County Lodp-e held quar ter lymeeting a t Churchville. •

UA 0 1, 1890, 7-2

oSCrJDP

GOOD TEMPLARS

Star Lodge, 389, installed officers.

UA F 4, 1891, 6-6

PR:RZ

GOOD TEMPLARS

Lyell Ave. Lodge, off icers Instal led

UA, F 6, 1891, 6-6

GOOD TEIvPLARS

New lodge I n s t i t u t e d a t Adam's Bas in .Cii")UA My 29 1891 6-5

GOOD TEMPLARS

Unity Encampment: elected o f f i cers

UA, D 26, 1890, 6-7

- • • - - - ^

GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper

UA, F I

PR.-AB

Lodge

>, 1891

officers elected

, 7-3

oGOOD TEMPLARS

Zenith Lodge; entertainment given.

UA., F. 18, 1891, 5-4

PR: FAD

8CJAA

GOOD TEMPLARS

Schedule of month's meetings given(2£")

UA, Je 8 , 1891 , 7-2

SC:HR


GOOD TEMPLARS

Monroe County Lodge #24: held quarterlymeeting at plttsford (lj")

UA, Je 12, 1891, 6-5

OGOOD TEUPLARS

Excelsior Lodge organized InIrondequolt; off leers elected, (211)

UA N 9, 1891, 7-2

::RZ

GOOD TEUPLARS

Monroe County Lodge, s tanding committeesfor ensuing year appointed (5")

UA, D 10, 1891, 6-6

JL:HR•Mi

GOOD TELiPLERS

F l o w e r C i t y Lodge

Excellent musical and literary entertain-ment given at Zion Church

UA, Ja 20, 1892, 6-5

GOOD TEMPLARS

New lodge formed In 7th Ward:l ist of officers elected ( l | in.)

UA, Je 27, 1891, 5-6

GOOD TEMPLARS

Arranging for a mass meeting in interestof the Temperance cause (4£M)

UA, N 18, 1891, 7-2

JDP.-AB oGOOD TETPLAP.S

'•-•".shinpton Lodpe, held o;>en sessionen t e r t a inmen t p-iven.

UA., J a . at 1892, 5-2

:H:FAD

GOOD TEMPLARS

linety.third quarterly session held,

UA Mr 10 1892

SLsAA


OCOD TZMPLARS

Juveniles visited Pansy Juvenile Temple;program; refreshments. (3M)

UA, Jl 29, 1892, 5-4

O

GOOD TEMPLARS

County Chief Tenpler C. W. Burti n s t i t u t e d a lortge a t Canal S t . ;officers elected ( )

UA, N 9 , 1^92, 6-2

AS:EQ

GOOD TEMPLARS

Monroe County Lodge, #24; held 24th annual,•eetlng in Rochester; reports read. (4«)

UA, D 1, 1892, 5-2

JA:AA

GOOD TEMPLARS

St. James Lodge. #906, installed officers,(1")

UA, F 11, 1893, 7-4

GOOD TEMPLARS

Washington Lod.^e, No. 311 , e l ec t edofficers.

UA, Ap 28, 1893, 5-2

AA

GOOD TEMPLARS

East Roches te r Lodge, No. 412; photograph3-co l . cu t

UA, D 23, 1893, 16-3

GOOD TEMPLARS

Organized a temperance group ca l led theAdvancement League. (2")

UA, N 21, 1893, 7-1

JL:AA

GOOD TEMPLARS

Zenith Lodge, #879, e l e c t e d o f f i c e r s .

UA, P

AL:AA


GOOD

East

UA,

TEMPLARS

Roohester

P 10

JS.JA

Lodge, elected officers

, 1694 9-2

oGOOD TEMPLARS, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF

Zenith Lodge #879; officers installed.

UA, lly 4, 1894, 8-4

JL.'AA

GOOD TEMPLARS

Lodge No. 412, o f f i ce r s i n s t a l l e d

UA, N 26, 1894, 9-1

JL:JI

(K)0D TEMPLARS

East Rochester Lodge; women organizeda m i l i t a r y company.

UA J l 13, 1995, 9-4

JM.'RZ

GOOD TEMPLARS

Roohester

Delegation left for convention inKingston. (2£M)

UA, Ag 27 , 1894 , 6 - 2

GOOD TEMPLARS

East Rochester Lodge No. 412,elected officers

UA, N 23, 1894, 8-2

JL.JI

GOOD TEI-IPLARS

'•onroe County Lodge Mo. ^4 (3 c o l . cut)

UA, F ?, 1895, 20-5

JA

GOOD TEMPLARS

Elected offloors at Adaas Basin

UA, Ag 8, 1895, 2-4

JI


GOOD TEMPLARS

Monroe County Lodge 24

Sleeted officers (6 in.)

UA, D 6, 1895, 11-2

8C:JI

GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge

Held meeting and installed officers (2")

UA, N 4, 1896, 6-5

J?:FD

GOOD TEMPLARS

Held annual s e s s i o n a t Br ighton

UA, S 3 , 1896, 7-2

AL:JA


Star Lodge gave s o c i a l .

UA 0 2 5 , 1890, 5-4

GOOD TEMPLARS

Draper

UA, J l

AL:FD

Lodge:

22, 1896

Elected officers

, 9-2

o

UC:JDP

GOOD TE1.1PLARS

Adams B a s i n ; e l e c t e e 1 o f f i c e r s ( 2 "

UA J l 7-1., 1^96, 2 - 2

O^BMmMlA'lsAB^MtlSJ^^S^fc1^iiti^^yiw/ifjih^^'ii^^^S^^S^^MMSJBH-j'V^ i ' j^ '?»^ " t i i t l i •• <

INDEPENDENT OHDER CF GOOD TEMPLARS

L y e l l Ave. Lodre #947: e l e c t e d o f f i c e r s(UH)

UA, N 1 , 1890, 5-5

SC:FD

INDEPENDENT ORDER OP GOOD TEUPLAR3

Star Lodge

Officers Installed (li in.)

UA N 6, 1890, 6-5

8L:JI


GOOD TEMPLAR8, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF

Monore County Lodge No. 24 i sholding quarterly meeting; l i s tof delegates (5 in.)

UA D 9, 1890, 5-7

8C:JIo


Eureka Lodge. #664 held meeting; e lec tedofficers I2fl)

UA, 0 31, 1891, 5-6

JDP:HR o

GOOD TEMPLAPS, INDEPENDENT ORDER CF

25th annual convention held; e lec t ionof o f f i c e r s (4")

UA, D 8 , 1892, 7-2

JL:FD

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS

Addresses heard a t meeting in Mayor'sof f ice ($M)

UA, S 8, 1890, 5-3

SC:HR* m »i h IP' j | — -

GOOD TEL5PLERS, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF

Glenwood Lodge, No, 334, moved tonew qua r t e r s in Ashton Hall (2 in . )

UA, D 1 , 1891, 7-4

VJ:JI O

GOOD TEi.TLARS, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF

Konroe County Lodge opened services'"1th p rayer ; I n s t a l l e d ne<vly electedo f f i c e r s ; spealo-rs on differentsubjects heard (>>• c o l . )

UA, D 9, 1891, 6-5

JL.-HR


Monroe County Lodge #24

Held 26th annual session (5 in.)

UA, D 3, 1896, 6-4

J0P2JX


Monroe County Lodge

Elected officers and appointed oonmitteei(6 in,)

UA, D 4 , 1896, 10-3

JDP:JI


INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLAR8

Crescent Lodge

Speech on "Public Opinion of Intemperance1

UA, Ap 10, 1896, 8-2

VM:TL

GOOD TEMPLAR, INDEPENDENT ORDER OP

East Roohester Lodge, 412

Officers installed

UA, N 13, 1897, 12-4

MM:TL

GOOD TEMPLARS

Denounce beer ads on back o f t rans ferslip8 Issued by the Street RailwayCompany (l£ col*)

UA, Ja 1 6 , 1897 , 1 2 - 1 , 2

CGiTL

GOOD TEMPLABS

Draper Lodge, No. 57

Newly elected officers assumed off ice atmeeting. U"

Ag 9. 1897.

PR:JDP

OOOD TEMPLARS, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF

S t . James Lodge

Elected of f icers

UA, N 20, 1897, 14-2

C C P J T L

GOOD, TELTLARS, Ii,DEPEivTDEi:T ORDER OF

Closed annual meeting; o f f i c e r si n s t a l l e d '"'"

UAf D 3 , 1 8 9 7 , 7 - 4

CCP:EQ


INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ORAND TEMPLARS

Washington Lodge, I n s t a l l a t i o n ofnew offioers held; l i s ted .

OAt F 2, 1883, 4-1

VC:HR

JO:HR

INDEPENDENT ORDER GRAND TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge gave enjoyable entertainment

UAf Ap Ik, 1SS6, 3 -3

AJC.'AROIHsHIINDEPENDENT ORDER OF GRAND TEkPLARS

Draper Lodge I n s t a l l e d new o f f i c e r s .

UA N 4 , 1886, 3 -2

GZ:LR

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GRAND TEMPLARS

Lye l l Avenue Lodge, l i s t o f o f f i c e r s1Bstalled.

UA, Ag 7, 1885, 2-3

INDEPENDENT OBDER OF GRAND TEuIPLARS

Draper Lodge gave a l i t e r a r y andmusical entertainment at t h e i rmeeting

UA, J l 1 , 1885, 2-1

JG:AB


Draper Lodge #55 , e x c e l l a n t musicaland l i t e r a r y entertainment given atthe i r b a l l .

UA, Ag 12, 1885, 2-1

JG:HR


Lyell Avenue Lodge: Names listed ofofficers elected.

UA 0 29, 1886, 2-3

RZ


Draper Lodge: meeting held; officerselected

UA, N 10, 1886, 3-4

GTZ:HR



Star Lodge No* 389 organized. Officerslisted.

UA D 7, 1888, 3-2

SL:RZ O

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF G-RAIID TEMPLARS

Draper Lodge, o f f i c e r s e l e c t e d andinstalled

UA, Ag 5, 1891, 6-7

LA:HR

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS

Frankfort Lodge 579

Attended church service at SecondUniversalist Church (6")

1 1 , 9-2

INDEPENDENT PARTY

Victor ious in Lockport

8 Kr 2 , 1853, 2-5

MLH


01enwood Lodge, No. 334 held meetingand elected officers (2").

UA Ap 27, 1889, 6-2

oJDPrJDP

INDEPENDENT ORDEREDF ODD FELLOWS

77th anniversary celebrated (4")

UA, Ap 27, 1896, 10-3,4

VM:TL

'AID & BENEFIT ASSOCIATION^

-(Treasurer1 a repor t p resen tedBoard of Directors elected

UA, Ja 19, 1876, 2-3

CMP:AB

INDEPENDENT PARTY

Meeting held to nominate State Officers

RDU 0 21, 1853, 2-6

CL:V


INDEPENDENT TARTY

Roches te r

Called

RDU, F

1XH

to renominate rayor Williams

25, 1854, 2-5

0

INDEPENDENT PARTY

Nominations

Candidates from 9th & 12th Wards

UA, Mr 1, 1875, 2-7

INDEPENDENT PARTY (POLITICAL)

•Greenbackerstt held county convention;reviewed. (14H)

UA 0 18, 1880, 4-1

GZ:LR

• • •INDEPENDENT PARTY

Nominations

Various wards met t o nominate candi -dates for coming election (1& cols.)

UA, P 26, 1891, 6-4

INDEPENDENT PARTY

CITIZENS

Proceedings of

MEETING

meet ing t o nominate

mayoralty candida te

RDU F 28 , 1854

DS

> 2-4

>

J

INDEPENDENT PARTY

Organized by Republicansof the par ty 1 8 candidateAttorney (5M)

UA, 0 6, 1880, 2-4

0GZ:FD

whofor

*mmm

disproveDistrict

INDEPENDENT PARTY

5th Ward party formed; names cfofficers given.

UA Jl 24, 1884, 2-4

PJL5.J1

GTZ.'RZ

INDEPENDENT PARTY

Nominations made for municipalticket

UA, 0 19, 1895, 9-3

SC:MC


IMWM

INDEPENDENT PARTY

8th Ward

Club forned; officers elected

UA, S 23, 1897, 8-2

o3 ; : JA

INDEPENDENT POLITICAL CLUB

Meet ing h e l d .

UA F 1 1 ,

JG:LR

INDEPENDENT POLITICAL CLUB, 11th WARD

Elected officers (1 In. )

UA D 10, 1890, 7-3

8C:JI


Linlden Park; elected officers

UA, J l 2 2 , 1896, 7-1


5th Ward e l e o t e d o f f l o e r s . ( 2 " )

UA P 7, l g g g , 3-3

O••^-ra*™*"

INDEPENDENT POLITICAL CLUB, HTH WARD

Held p a r t y a t Vay's H a l l . ("* l i n e s )

UA, 0 ? l , lg^O, 5-3

3C:SC


Meet ing

UA F 25 1891 6-lJ-

PR:AA

INDEPENDENT POLITICAL LABOR 1£AGUE

Meeting held; a movement to get con-ductors on St ree t Cars s t a r t e d . (2£N)

UA D 3 , 1868, 8-5

CCPiHRSL:RZ


INDEPENDENT POLITICAL LABOR L=AGUE

Resolutions adopted aporoving of Board ofHealth measures; Delegate chnsen. ( y )

UA., J i . 29

VB: FAD

INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN CLUB

11th Ward

Endorsed K. P. Shedd for candidacy forcounty clerk (&")

UA, Jl 22, 1891, 7-1

MC:HR

»£&•*% '•&*•• '**>

INDEPENDENT UNIVERSALIST CHURCH

Ladies1 Society e l ec t s o f f i ce r s . (1")

UA, 0 3 , 1890, 5-3

MB

INDEXES

Resolution of Bd. of Supervisors to indexrecords in county Clerk*s office aefeeted

UA, J« 16t 1870, 2-5

INDEPENDENT POLITICAL LABOR PARTY

Petition circulated; people to give theiropinion on the subject of the proposedtickets

UA, 0 15, 1888, 8-5

oSL:FD

INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB

Elected officers

UA, D 8, 1887, 6-3

CL:HR

INDERLIED, E. C.

Suit for damages totaling $5,000 broughtagainst Dobson and Crawford of New Jersey

UA, 3 4, 1897, 9-3

SC:TL

INDEXING

Indexing County records reconsideredat Board of Supervisors session -

UA, My 23, 1873, 2-6;My 24, 1873, 2-2

OTZiARO


INDIA

Editorial giving an account of the famineIn India (3 col.)

UAf Mr 3, 1874, 3-(l-3)

GTZ:ARO Q

INDIAN. ALLEN • S MILL

Libbeus Fish worked there In 1796

UA, Je 10, 1857, 3-2

nun in

EG:AA

WOMEN'S INDIAN ASSOCIATION

Held monthly mee t ing In Y.M.C.A.rooms ( l H )

UA, Ap l i t , 18S6, 2-3

AJCjARO

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMEN'S

Held m e e t i n g I n Y. M. C. A. rooms

UA, Mr 9 , 1 S S 6 , 2 - 3

INDIA

Singh, Ranjlt. native of India,lectured on "Gilmpsee of l i f e Inthe Far East" (9 In.)

N 16, 1895, 13-2

JI:JI

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WESTERN NEW YORK

Officers e lec ted a t Women's Chr i s t ianMeeting. (2 i B )

UA, 0 6 ,

JG:HR

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMAN'S

Officers selected at meeting

UA, N 19, 1891, 6-7

JP:FD

WOLiEN'S INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WESTERN NEW YORK

meet ing in Y.M.CA. rooms; e l e c t i o n ofo f f i c e r s (2«)

UA, J a 12 , 1886, 2 -3

KHLI:ARO


WOMEN»S INDIAN ASSOCIATION

Held its regular monthly meeting

UA Mr 8, 1887, 3-1

CC:JI

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMEN1S

Meeting was held. Topic of theconversation was "Indian Education."(£•)

UA, Ja 7, 1890, 5-4

>MB

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMANfS

Annual meeting held (3")

UA, N 18, 1891, 5-4

VJ:FD

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMAN'S NATIONAL

A l e t t e r to the U ?ntf A f t° t lng- tYe workof the assoc ia t ion (h col . )

UA N l g , 1S92, 7-3

ViiP

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMEN'S

Meeting; o f f i c e r s e l e c t e d . (3")

UA, 0 15, 183?, 6-5

JCM:SC

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMAN'S

The d i scuss ion of the Whlpple B i l l .Officers elected and listed

UA, Mr 19, 1891, 7-2

oFC:FD

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, 'VO iAN ' S

Elected officers at monthly meeting(2»)

UA, N 25, 1892, 5-1

JL:JA

INDIAN ASSOCIATION, WOMAN*S NATIONAL

Rochester branch adopted resolutionsregarding reform in the managementof Indian affairs; elected officers

UAt Mr 8, 1894, 7-2

JSJJI


INDIANA WABASH SHOE COMPANY

See Rochester Cut Sole Company

JI

•»IHDIA:; FAT BOY"

See R o t n « t t , George

DS

INDIAN GOVERNI/XNT

Irving Whitney Coates submi ts t o t h eUnion and A d v e r t i s e r smother ske tchon " Ind ian Government"

UA S 1 1 , 1872 , 2-4 2 Col .

1/ I

7C:JI

INDIAN PERFORMANCE

08k-yav.'-av-wah, C a l i f o n . i a Indianchief t o perform t t Concert Hal l

HDU, F 2 5 , 1853, 2 -1

KLH

INDIAN FALLSPostmasters

Thayer, Daniel, appointed

UA, Ap 25, 1866, 2-3

PW:UAL

INDIAN FESTIVAL

At Jos. Hall, Trotting Pk.—Rochester.Many Indians of different tribes willparticipate on Jl 4 and 5.

UA, Jl 2, 1864, 2-8

MB

INDIAN NEWSPAPER

See Newspapers

RJP:1£B

INDIAN RELICS

Workmen find chamber underground with

twelve skeletons, each with tomahawk

and arrowheads, ear rings, bracelets,

furs in oenter of platform, eto.

UA Jl 2, 1867, 1-3

JI


MHMHHMI

INDIAN RELICS

Many arrow-beads, knives and other weaponsfound near LeRoy and Canandalgua Lake;i l lustrat ions

UA. D g, 18914., ig-»5

JL:LG

"INDIAN TCHIT2

Article

, A"

explains the

appearance of a boy

he was 6

RDA F 1,

NG

yrs . old.

1853 2-5

o

mystsfcipus

named Chubb

d i s -

vhen

EIDIAN

Exhibition by Indians at Rochester

Museum.

RDD Jl 28, 1851, 2-5

DS:JL

•Mi

INDIANS

Tonawanda

Young Jo lost his baggage in

RDU, r 15, 1852, 2-4

7.o Chester

O

"INDIAN, THE"

Mrs. Amelia S. Quinton delivered sermonon "The Indian11 at Park Avenue BaptistChurch

UA, S 17, g-2

INDICTSTfaungwudaus, lecture and display on

Indian customs

RDD, T.!y 6, 1851, 2-5

1!LH

Omahaws

Vis i t c i ty with specimens of their

handicraft

IDA, D 12, 1851, 3-1

Census lists r,?7.") in I.'ev: York3tit« in 13P.J.


INDIAN

Pacific Slope

Bd. "The Indians of the Pacific Slope"

RDU My 2, 1853, 2-3

Efl)IAi:S, CAYUGA

Logan, Cayuga Chief, subject of

biographical sketch

, Vx 2 1 , 1854, 2-4

ARO

INDIANS

Lecture on Religious Belief, Poetryand Eloquence of Indian by GeorgeCopway, Indian Chief. Review.

RDU, Mr 21, 1856, 2-2

INDIANS

Nebraska, rissouri, Cttava

I'ade treaty i;ith I'ajor Gat-vocd byrhich U. 3. obtained title to muchland

HDU9 Mr 9 , 1 8 6 4 , 2 - 1

o,i mmmw *

IKD" IAITS

Pueblo

H:DIAI:3

Six :.'ations

To hold convention at reservationnear Syracuse

?JDD, Je lo, 1854, 2-4

Referred to in item "Witchcraftand Sorcery"

RDD, Je 6, 1S54, 2-1

INDIANS

Oneida Tribe

Stopped at Rochester en routeto Green Bay in 1822, accordingto Judge Sampson's reminiscences.

RDU, Ap 4, 1855, 3-1

RM:MB

IT

INDIANS

Letter to Isaac Butts, telling of

problem of Indians In Western New York

RDU, Je 27, 1856, 2-2

MHM.-MC


INDIANS

Tonawanda

Conference with Coranissioner of IndianAffairs regarding adjustment of land res.ervattons.

UA, Jl pf 1857, 3-5

NT: NT•Mi

INDIANS

Sufferings and captivity incurred

by, on Oatman Family to be published

in narrative form

UA My 6, 1858, 3-1

INDIANS

Flat Head

Grand Sachem of the Flat Headsarrived In Rochester.

UA, S 28, 1858, 3-3

INDIANS

•The Upright Woman" daughter of Chief of

OJibway tribe of Canadian Indians, in

Rochester

UA Mr 12, 1860, 2-3

MHM/CMV

INDIANS

Tonawanda Indians relinquish all claimsto Kansas lands for $256,000

UA, N 20, 1857, 2-4

INDIANS

O'Brien, John Skanadoah, 106 yrs.old half-breed, brief biographicalsketch.

UA, Je 2, 1858, 3-1

FD:MB oINDIANS

Party of St. Regis Indians visit

Rochester

UA N 12, 1859, 2-2

PV.f:DS

INDIANS

List of relics found at West

Bloomfield

UA S 7, 1860, 2-3

JS:DS


INDIANS

Indian

negro

slaves

DA

NT/CMV

planters west of Arkansas own

slaves; tribes with the number

and owners listed

S 9, 1862, 3-3

O

man;

of

INDIANS

Full report of the massacres at FortRidgley, Minnesota; 382 whites reportedkilled and missing; Governor of Minn,urges action be taken against Indiansimmediately

UA S 10, 1862, 1-1

INDIANS

Delegation of 13 Indians of Western

tribes passed through Rochester by

train

UA, Ap 20, 1863, 2-1

MH1I:ARO

INDIANS

Flak's Capt., overland expedition toIdahoe reported massacred by Sioux

UA, 0 8, 1863, 3-4

nt;mmm

INDIANS

Two military oompanies attacked near

Fort Ridgley; Capt. of Fort Abercrombie j

reports wholesale robberies of fort by

Indians

UA S 9, 1862, 3-4

O

INDIANS

Repulsed In attack against Col. H. H.Sibley's company near Yellow Medicine;account of 2 other attacks elsewhere,given.

UA, 0 4, 1862, 3-4

NT: NT

INDIANS

Oatman, Olive Till lecture at *rictorand East Bloomfleld on Indian life.

UA, Ap 20, 1863, 2-4

mhm

INDIANS

Account of Green Corn Dance at theTonawanda Reservation.

UA, S 27, 1866, 2-3

me:mam


INDIANSArizona

Brown, MaJ. W. Harvey engaged infighting Indians in Arizona.

UA, Ag 1, 1867, 2-1

vblmam

INDIANS

Peace Council in progress; Kiowayswon't be civilized, refuse to go onReservation but will inn; to make peace

UA, 0 23, 1867, 3-5

NT: NT e

INDIANS

Commissioners and Indians assembledat Medicine Creel: Lodn-e think thatthe Council will result in a lastingpeace

UA, 0 24, 1867, 3-7

NT: «T

INDIANS

Col. Price commences vigorous campaign

against hostile Wallapals tribes.

UA, 0 25, 1867, 4-1

NT: MB

INDIANS

LIurder Ahern and Allen Party inIdaho

UA, 0 22, 1867, 4-2

NT: NT

INDIANS

Michigan Indian Arency reports 8,008Indians under its care

UA, 0 24, 1867, 1-1

NT: NT

•M dm

INDIAN'S

Treaties

Conanche

annually

concluded vith Kio"Ti and

tribes; to receive ^5,000

in addition to agency

provisions, etc.

UA, 0 ?3t

INDIANS

1867, 3-5

r house,

Developments of Grand Council ofIndians in effort to make peace treaties

UA, 0 26, 1867, 4-1

•


INDIANS

Reports of Indian outrages,

UA, N 18, 1GG7, 3-5

INDIANS

Commissioners return from Fort Laramieafter failure to negotiate peace treaties

UA, N 2 0 , 1 8 6 7 ,

ntjmnm

::DIA::S

Are no-" fji

Grove

UA, S 1~ ,

ln? exhibi t ions ' t K.ole

PV':AB

IHDIANS

One s o l d i e r k i l l e d and one wounded when

attached by Indians a t Fort Buford, D.T.

UA» D 16 , 1867, 1-4

INDIANS

Number of h o s t i l e Indians k i l l e d at

Camp He Dernott.

UA, N 18, 1867, 4-1

INDIANS

Ar t i c l e descr ibes how Indians catchsalmon

UA, N 21 , 1867, 1-3

n t ;mrnm

INDIANS

Report from Fort Laramie says partyof Sioux desire treaty; "Red Cloudwill fight whites as long- as a <'nn isleft

UA, D 14, 1867, 4-2

nt;mmm

INDIANS

Attach p.nd kill 7 vhltes in Wind RiverValley; 2 par-

UA, Jl 8, 1868, 2-5

GTZ:Kr.AL


INDIANS

Forsyth, Colonel, wounded in a severe

battle between the Federal Troops and

Indians in Kansas.

UA S 25, 1868, 2-2

O

INDIANS

Report of Indian affairs at Fort Hays,Kansas, by Rochester correspondent--^ col<

UA, Ja 22, 1869, 2-5

pcg;mmm

INDIANS

Residents of Saliva Kansas, describeIndian atrocities

UA, Je 28, 1869, 1-4

INDIANS

Captured mall rider near Camp McDowell1 par.

UA, Ja 3, 1870, 3-3

INDIANS

"Black Kettle", noted Cheyenne chief is

honored by U.A. in a short eulogy

UA, D 5, 1868, 3-2

GZ:AB

INDIANS

Cheyennes Indians massacre

construction gang on Union

Railroad; Description by

office boy

UA, Je 7,

G-Z: JMG

1959, 2-4

#

railroad

Pacific

former U.& A*

INDIANS

Uprising near Portland, Oregon andPrescott Arizona, anticipated

UA, Je *0, 1869, 4-2

,z> nunjn

INDIANS

Farmer, Jacob, Indian Chief, obituary;

was dispatch bearer in ?rur of 181?? (1 p'siO

UA, F 3, 1870, P-2

MALrARO


INDIANS

News of

Perils

UA, F 4

NT:ARO

Western gold

regarding Big

, 1&70, 1-3

C

fields and Indian

Korn country \ col.

>

INDIANS

Skeleton found in an Indian grave;

believed to have been burled £00

years. (1/3 col.)

UA Ja 19, 1871 1-4

CP:HR

lUlANS

On war p a t h i n Arizona,

UA, Mr 4 , 1 6 7 1 , 4 - 3

t«B

JD:

wigwam

UA F

hit

described.

10, 167U 1-3

O

xNDIAKS

Letter

ment of

DA F

JD:HR

to the editor

Indians by 0.

12, 1870 2-4

0

condemning treat-

S. troops.

INDIANS

Red Cloud and several other

passed through Rochester on

home from

UA, Je 18,

WN:JI/-G

Washington.

1870, 2-2

western chiefs

their way

INDIANS

The Legend of Table Rock. 2 pps,

UA, Mr 4 , 1871 , 4-2

NT:MB

The history of Mary Jemison's descendantsgiven; early pioneer days describedTall Chief, Corn Planter, and Red Jacketmentioned

DA, 0 9, 1872, 2-3, 1 col.


INDIANS

Letter writer tells of Indian legendrelative to the village of Ganandaigua,its origin and its name

UA, 0 12, 1872, 4-2

PJW:ARO

INDIANS

Whipple, Bishop of Protestant EpiscopalChurch in Uinnesotn is in to^n, and ex-presses his views of what should bedone for Indians.

UA Ja 29, 1873, 2-5

GTZ:RZ

INDIANS

Complete akelton found in Scottsvillegraveyard during work on Rocheater andState Line Railroad

UA, My 28, 1873, 2-3

INDIANS

Apaohe and Mohavea have troublenear Prescott Arizona

UA, 0 17, 1872, 4-1

OGZ:FD

INDIANS

! Sketch No.on Religion

UA Ja 3,

4 byof

1873

IrvingAmerican

2-4,5

O

Whitney Coates,Indian.

,6

INDIANS

Another articleon the religion

UA, Ja 4, 1873,

GZ:FD

by Coatee Irvingof the Indians

2-(4-6)

•

Whitney

INDIANS

Kickapoo Indians in Texas causing trouble

UA, My 23, 1873, 4-2

ARO

GTZ:ARO

INDIES

Type of warfare in Modoc fight.described,

UA My 29, 1873 3-2

GTZ:HH


INDIANS

Editorial on surrender of Modoc Indians.Last bat t le described.

UA Je 3 , 1873 3-2

GTZ:HRO

INDIANS

News from Yellowstone Expedition;ing hos t i l e Indians (izhn)

UA, Ag 9.5, 1P73, 3-5

INDIANS

Short anecdote of l i f e in 1812 inRochester

UA, J l 18, 1873, 2-6

PW.-AB

55

INDIANS

History of Big Log written up inAvon news.

UA S 2, 1273 2-5

HR9

INDIANS

Cheyennes at Hutchlnsorv Kansas raid theset t lers . Several k i l l e d

UA, Je 30, 1874, 1-2

INDIANS

Edi tor ia l g ive s resume of Sioux s i t u a t i o nin the West (£ c o l . )

UA, Je 24, 1876, 3-1

The Sioux war i s more bitter thanexpected. (3")

WZ.-RZ

GTZ:FD

INDIANS

Statements of Generals Sheridan andSherman on Sioux War given; Ouster'slast stand described, (l col.)

UA Jl 7, 1876, 3-5

GTZ:RZ


INDIANS

Account of Ouster'8 massacre on the"^T.e Biff Horn by the Sioux given.

col. i

7, 1876, 3-8UA

INDIANS

Lady from Rochester sent letter describingthe Indian Schools in Fort Reno.

UA, F 7, 1877, 2-5

RL:lIB

INDIANS

Omohundro, "Texas Jack" and his band ofscouts and Indians <*ave performanceslast niatht and the nitht before atCorinthian Hall (6V1)

UA, S 29, 1377, 2-4.

INDIANS

Scalping knife of "Captain Jack" no^in possession of Prof Treziack

UA, Ja 11; 1878, 2-1

RZ :AB

INDIANS

Account

UA Jl

GTZ:RZ

of

10,

Sitting Bull's life.

1876, 1-2

0

(1 col)

INDIANS

Two Indians, "Man Who Carries The Sword"and "Two Bears" visiting city (5")

UA, Ag 22, 1877, 2-1

INDIANS

Cose in Syracuse regarding the taxingof an Indian.

UA Ja 9, 1878, 2-7

NT:RZ

INDIAN

Skeleton of an Indian found on the gravelbed of the John Mann (Rush) farm

UA, Je 19, 1879, ?-?

PJWjARO


INDIANS

Sun

UA

-

NT:HR

Dance

Jl 8,

deaorlbed*

1879 4-2

o

(1/3 ool . )

INDIANS

Incident in the l i f e of Red Jacket ( i col)

UA, 3 28, i e82 , 4-1

JD:FD

INDIANS

Monument t o the memory of Red Jackethas been erec ted a t Canoga (11")

UA, Mr 17 , 1884, 4 -2

l g fflmm

IlDIiNS

Rod Jacket's Monument to be open tothe public next week.

DA, Jl 10, 1884, 4-1

INDIANS

3 skeletons dug up at Mt. Morris.

UA 0 1*, 1579, 2-6

INDIANS

Four human ske l e tons b e l i e v e d to bethose of I n d i a n s were found by JosephHarris while excavating for a ce l laron Lyell Road. ( l" )

UA, N !&&?, 2-1

JG:HR

INDIANS

Red Jacket dedication services described(3")

UA, Mr 18, 1884, 4-2

]_p mmm

INDIANS

Account of ceremonials r-l^tlve toa man being adopted into the SenecaTribe of the Iroouols,

UA, J l 15, 1884, 2-3

FGjSC


INDIANS

Senecas, story of Indiana who se t t l edi n upper New York State before thecoming of the white man

UA, 0 10 , 1887, 7-2

IMTUJI

INDIANS

S h e r r i l l , S. B. (W. Bloomfield)reported that Indian r e l i c s werefound In a plowed f i e l d in WestBloomfield.

UA D 26, 1889, 5-4

J1I:RZ

INDIANS

Hbnanv8 National Indian Association,Rochester branch, adopted resolutionsregarding reform in the managementof Indian affairs; elected officers

UA, Mr 8, 1894, 7-2

J8:JI

INDIANS, IBOQJLJOIS

Letter to the Editor telling of theeleventh annual fair held on the Cat-taraugus reservation; gives some detailson the events and exhibits taken place;address given by Col, W. H, C. Hosmerin honor of the Iroquois. (2 col.)

UA S 20, 1870 2-3

AB.'HR

INDIANS

Indian skeltons discovered at an oldSeneca burial ground 7 miles south ofGeneva; relic hunters searching forarrow heads, kettles, war paint, etc.

UA, D 21, 1889, 6-6

FAD

INDIANS

o

Hodgson, Thomas C», present trouble inthe west brings to his mind Indianwarfare 20 years ago; recounts personalexperience in regular army

UA Ja 13, 1891, 5-5

oPER:JI

INDIANS

See Aboriginal Exhibitions

CU.'ARO

INDIANS, NEW YORK STATE

See Avon, History

RZ


INDIANS, SENECA

A committee of f ive Indians met intile Breckett House to consult with Statel ine o f f i c i a l s regarding tne lands occupiedby tne (2«'fr

UA, Ap 8, 1690, 2-2

HK:AR0

INDOOR BASEBALL LEAGUE

Schedule for 1s t half of seasonprepared (6 i n . )

UA, N 7 , 1895, 11-2

8C:JI

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Plans by workingmen made for IndustrialCongress to convene in City on April 14,

UA Ap 8, 1874 2-3

OTZ.-HR

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Meeting in Trades Assembly Hall, WestMain St.; Christopher Kane gives receptionspeech; Kane said politicans, railroadrings, stock Jobbers and money gamblersdread cooperation of labor masses withthe grangers.

UA Ap 1 4 , 1 8 7 4 3 - 3

INDMIRE, V. ' (SENECA FALLS)

Suffers $1,700 loss in Seneca Falls fire

UA D 16, 1859, 4-2

PW/CMV

INDUSTRIAL AND EDUCATIONAL UNION, WOMAN «S

Organized; off icers elected (2 i n . )

UA, Ap 30, 1895, 8-3

CCPUI

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Second Industrial Congress of the U. S.will meet at Trades Assembly Hall; work-ing men consider time has arrived to takea decided stand against centralized wealth

UA, Ap 13, 1874, 2-2

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Account of working men's conference;President 's speech reviewed reso lut ionsagain8t monopolies adopted (2 c o l . )

UA, Ap 15, 1874, 2-3

(\7.'. FD


INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Proceedings of 2nd and 3rd days; reso lu t ionspassed sugeresting workers be paid regular lyand a t l e a s t once a month

UA, Ap 16, 1874, 2-3

fl.7. • PT)

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Account of c los ing session of secondI n d u s t r i a l Congress. Committees1 r epo r t s ;officers elected.

UA Ap 18, 1874 2-3

GTZ:HR

INDUSTRIAL AND EDUCATIONAL UNION

Members pleased with t h e i r accomplishments

UA- A g 1 7 , 1&9K «5-l (1/3 col.)

JL:LG

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, INTERNATIONAL (BUFFALO)

Cowles, Curtis, & Brady, Rochester shoemfgs. awarded two medals for the bestmachine-sewed boots and shoes (1/10 col.)

UA, N 4, 1873, 2-3

WN:

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Proceedings of thir? and 4th days given;mass meeting; objects ofc Congress setforth, 2,

UA Ap 17, 1874 2-3

GTZ.'HR

INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS

Review of e n t i r e proceedings given;Congress organized in Cleveland in 1373to uni te l abore rs and producing classes.(1 c o l , )

UA Ap 20, 1874 2-4

GTX:HR

INDUSTRIAL AND EDUCATIONAL UNION, WOMAN'S

Held a meeting to organize an aux i l i a ry toaid the "Junior Republic" of the cities ofNew York State

UA, Je 19, 1897, 12-4

MM:RF

1/

Crystal Palace ..ssociation (London)

^ Lei; awards to ?.ocherter iaanufacturerv^

and inventors

D:>, Ja 23, 1854, 2-3


Crystal Palace ^ r r o c i a t i o n fLondon)

inakes second l i s t of awards to

Rochester ousinefr nen

HDD, e*a 24, 1854, 2-4

INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN

Acknowledges rece ip t of $100 fromRochester c i t i z e n s .

RDU, N 13 , 1055, 3-1

VR:NT

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Asked for an order to take care of poorchildren

RDU, D 1, 1856, 3-2

dm,

INDUSTRIAL HOME

Established

RDU N 5,

CMV

FOR DESTITUTE

In Rochester

1855,

€

, 3-1

>

CHILDREN

INDUSTRIAL HOME for DESTITUTE CHILDREN

Questions concerning home are answered,Names of trustees given

RDU, N 16, 1855, 3-1

muni

INDUSTRIAL HOME for POOR CHILDREN

List of children given employmentby this home

RDU, N 10, 1855, 3-2

1NDUSTKIAL REVOLUTION (/

Experiments in harnessing electricalpower to operate small machines bringsprediction of use of electricity in ex-tensive industrial developments. (2/3 col.)

UA Ap 6, 1871 3-2

NT:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS

To be es tab l i shed in Rochester

RDU D 1 1 , 1856, 3-1

CMV


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Meeting held and committees appoin-ted. Rooms at the Rochester Househave been donated.

"UA, J 22, 1856, 3-2

NT

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

ListT of donations

UA Mr 5, 1857, 3-3

CMV

•1INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ROCHESTER

Incorporation act,U A , ~y 8, 1857, 3-3

PW:MB

! • •

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ROCHESTER

Donat ions acknowledged

UA Je 5 , ^ 5 7 , 3-3

DS

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Committee ready to accept donations

UA, D 26, 1856, 3-2

ABO

onmmn>r i • -


Bill to incorporate school passes3d reading in Senate

UA, Mr 21, 1857, 3-1


Donations

UA

JL

INDUSTRIAL

List Of

UA 8

GUY

listed.

Je 1, 1857, 3-2

•

SCHOOL

donations

1, 1857, 3-2


INDUSTRIA

Lack

tute

UA S

L SCHCCL

of funde

16, 185?

i

foretell end of lns'i-

, 3-2

fINDUSTRIAL

Prof.

SCHOOL

Fowler to give a leoture for

the benefit of

UA, o

MHU'ifc

5, 1857, 3-2

O


List of donation.

UA D 3, 1857 3-3

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF ROCHESTER

First Annual Report given including

Treasurer's report and list of

donations

UA JA 5, 1958, 2-33-4

ITOUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF ROCHESTER

Donations for February listed

UA, Mr 4, 1858V 3-2

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Rochester

Donations for March 1858 listed,

UA, Ap 2, 1858, 3-3

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL of ROCHESTERINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF ROCHESTER

Donations for January listed

UA, F 4, 1858, 3-2

Treasury receivals of cash donationslisted

UA, Ja ?f 1858, 3-3

FD:MB



Plan a strawberry party t o he lp

meet current expenses of the school

UA, Je 15, 1858, 3-2

FD:ARO


Officers and manager of the insti-

tution thank Ladies of the L\ E.

Church for its $273 constributions

UA Jl 7, 1858, 3-2

DS~*^mt-*n.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Benefit for school yield $85.00.

UA, D 24, 1858, 3-3

VR:1IB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

List of donations for month of Ja

UA F 1, 1859, 3-5

DS

INDUSTRIAL

List

given

UA Jl

DS

SCHOOL OF ROCHESTER

of donors

6, 1858,

1

and amount of donations

3-3

mINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Money and supplies being solicited

UA N 22, 18*8, 3-2

DS

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Second annual report

UA, Ja 10, 1859, 3-3

MAM:ARO

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

List of donations*

UA, Mr. 2, 1859, 3-2

PU


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Established to keep children

from begpln and thus prevent t h e i r

growing up to be criminals

UA, Mr 7 , 1859, 3-2

MAM:ARO

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Rochester

List of donations

UA, % 3, 1859. 2-4

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Rochester

List of donations

UA, Je 28, 1859, 2-4


Editorial appeals for aid

UA Jl 18, 1859, 2-2

I PW/CHV


List of donations

UA, Ap 1, 1859, 3-3

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Rochester

List of donations

UA Je 1, 1859, 2-3

PW/CliV

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Rochester

List of donations

UA, Je 30, 1859, 2-4

pwmmni

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Considered best organized charity

in Rochester

UA, 0 20, 1859, 2-3

PW:KC



Annual r epor t of Management; T reasu re r ' s

Report

UA, J a 1 1 , 1860, 3-3

MHM:AR0

O

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Anderson, Dr. , to de l iver l ec tu re

•Men of Thought and Men of Action"

UA, F 18 , 1860, 2-3

MAM:MC


Managers caution citizens againstunauthorized solicitors

UA,My 28, 1860, 2-4

Fd

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Festival largely attended atCorinthian Hall.

UA, Je 20, 1860, 2-3

FDUB


Letter from one of the managerssaying that school should be givenoredit.

UA, Ja 26, 1860, 2-2

MM:MB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Left $500 in will of Mrs. Mumford

UA Mr 23, 1860, 2-~

MHM:DS

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Donations solicited, plea that un-

paid mortgage of over $1500 be paid

UA, Je 18, 1860, 2-3

MHM:MC

•Hi


Statement of receipts

UA, Jl 14, 1860, 2-5

JS:MC



Exoursion eoheduled for Wednesday

was postponed due to illness of

matron

UA S 7, 1860, 2-3

JS:DS


Secretary gives Fourth AnnualReport. Treasurer gives FourthAnnual Report.

UA, Ja 8, 1861, 2-4

FD:MB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF ROCKESTE?

Donations of October, November, and

December 1860 listed

UA Ja 15, ie61, 2-4

Ji<DUSTRIAL SCHOOL, RCCHESTER

Ap ,erl for donations rop.de

UA, I.'.y 14, 18ol, 2-3

AB;LC

\


Children of this Institution tohave Christmas dinner.

UA, D 24, 1860, 2-3

CG:MB O

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF

Donations

December

UA Ja 10,

FD:DS

ROCHESTER

of October, November and

listed

1861,

1

2-4

>

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL CF ROCHE TER

Fraudulent collecting from members of

the Society continues; collectors for

1851 listed

UA, Jr. 31, 1831, 2-4

FD:iiC


Plan Strawberry Festival at

Corinthian Hall

UA, Je 15, 1961, 2-4


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ROCHESTER

L i s t of '".onntlons

UA J l 16 , 1831, T-5


Announcement of a Donation Party

UA, 0 15 , 1861, 2-5

UI:MC O

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL (ROCHESTER

Financial conditions of the institution

more favorable; copy of l i s t of names

and their donations

UA, D 17, 1861, 2-4

AB.-ARO

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Pleads for wood, bedding, etc

UAf Mr 18, 1862, 2-4

FG:MC


List of donations

UA, S 17, 1861, 2-5

In, nun in


Article tells af the valuable and

charitable work of the Industrial School"

appeals for donations

UA, 0 29, 1861, 2-4

I. DUCIRIAL -O-CCL CF i:CC. E..TEK

Fiftli rr.r.u- 1 report of r.n

U A , Jr 1 4 , ir.-.:.r>, ri-s


L e t t e r fron El len M. Arink with l i s t of

donations* Also news of the death of

Mrs. Sheldon.

UA Ap 23 , 1G62 2-3

JS;JS


INDUSTRIAL S

List of

UA, My

FG:ARO

CHOOL

donation

21- 136°.

o

for

2-4

i.'aroh

INDUSTRIAL

Article

SCHOOL, ROCHESTER

appealing to the citizens to

give donations

UA Je 15

CG:JS

, 1852,

for this institution.

9-4

•

JfeINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, THE

Plea to support I t made, l i s t of donationsgiven

UA, S i i f 1862, 2-6


Annual Donation party to be held

Thursday.

UA, 0 24, 1862, 2-3


To hold a Strawberry Festival; l i s t

of donations for May given,

UA, J e 1 3 , 1 8 6 2 , 2 - 5

CG:MB


Managers thank citizens for giving

donations for this institution.

UA, Je 25, 1862, 2-5

INDUSTRIAL

Annual

( debt

SCHOOL

Donations

': UA, 0 14, 1862,

Si

MHM:AB

solicited to pay off

2-5

•

PWjMB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Arrangements for annual donation,

UA, 0 29, 1862, 2-5

UHM:MB


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Donations acknowledged by managers

UA, D 1 6 , 1862,- 2 -2

mhm;mmmO


Sixth Annual Report, da l ly average

attendance 88 .

UA, Ja 8, 1863, 2-4

ME:UB


List of cash donations

UA, F 3, 1863, 2-4

ME:ARO

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Benefit festival planned at

Corinthian Hall.

UA, Je 18f 1863, 2-4

UHU.MB


Donat ions , acknowledged

UA, N 1 3 , 1862, 2 -4

pwjmram


Asks for funds.

UA, Ap 9, 1663, 2-3

pjw:mam

INDUSTRIAL

Festival

UA Ja 24

ME:JS

SCHOOL,

held at

, 1863

ROCHESTER

Corinthian Hall.

2-2

o

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

V.anagerB tender thanks to all who aided

in the Strawberry Festival

UA, Jl 23, 1863, 2-6

FD:ARO


•MMft


Board of Manager9 mnke an npneal foraid to pay off expenses for* the currentyear

UA, S 12, 1863; 2-3

c

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual report of Managers; gaining

deep hold In affections of people.

Donations for last two months given.

UA, Ja 12, 1864, 2-3


Improved appearance of i n s t i t u t i o noommented upon

UA, Ap 18, 1864, 2-3

INDUSTRIAL

Appeal

UA 0 26

NT:JS

SCHOOL

for donations

, 1863 2-2

O

INDUSTRIAL

-anes in

listed

UA, N 6,

::T:ARO

SCHCOL

d anoun

1967,,

t of Cash donations

2-3

•

INDUSTRIAL

Offers

UA, N 7

NTlARO

SCHOOL

thanks

, 1*553,

for donations

2-2

•


Secretary appeals for aid

UA Mr 10, 1864, 2-2

••Jinn

INDUSTRIAL

Letter

school,

tutions

UA

P.'!/ CUV

SCHCOL

writer describes

compares it itl

Ap 30,1864, 2-1

•

appearance of

l English in8tl-


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Annual drive for

UA, 0 21, 1864,

PJW:ARO

ROCHESTER

contributions

2-3

©

be pan

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Acknowledge donations.

UA, N 15, 1864, ?.-?.

mm:ar


L e t t e r from Elisha Hathaway favors expans-ion of grounds.

UA, Ja 31, 1865, 2-3

fd:mam

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual donation planned

UA, 0 25, 1864, 2-2

PD:AftO


One

the

UA,

ME: JIG

of the

school

0 26, ]

Managers cites

as he appeals

L864, 2-3

•

incidents of

for funds


Visited by Supervisors and ilayor on

request of managers.

UA, N 1, 1864, 2-1

VB.-ARO

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual report of the Secretary and

Treasurer.

UA Ja 16, 1865 2-3

FD:JS

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Legacy of $5,000 left school. Heir-at-la«

to contest it,

UA My 3, 1865 2-2

JSR:JS


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Make an urgent plea for clothing, oldor new, for the children

DA, My 30, 1865, 2-4

MAL:NT

B^T>Tv^

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Managers planned strawberry festival at

Washington Hall

DA, Je 21, 1866, 2-2

Mrs. Henry L. Fish, thanked for hergenerosity

INDUSTRIAL

A special

SCHOOL ROCK

meeting of

held Saturday

UA 0 13,

CCP:AB

1H5F5, 2-4

ESTER

the nifln^p*'5r9 'vlll be

>

INDUSTRIAL

Donation

to help

UA, 0 24

TR:AB

SCHOOL,

of any

support

, 1865,

ROCHESTER

kind, will

occupant8

2-2

»

be

for

taken

winter

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Board of Managers acknowledge receipts of$806.10 plus other contribution as resultof Annual Donation drive.

UA, N 17> 1865, 2-2

nt.mani


UA, Ja 4, 1867, 2-

H:.':NT

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Request for donations.

UA 0 24, I8fcb 2-1 -


Tenth annual report shows growth and

accomplishments

UA Ja 7, 1867, 2-2 l£ Column

UU:JI



For t*o years this .institutionlodged in the Rochester House

UA, Ap 1, 1867, 2-3

fliara ;mmra

INDUSTRIAL SCKCCL, r.OCHESTER

Concert, for school fund, Icrfely attend-ed; performance cy seventh Re foment Band

UA, Jl 20, 1867, ?-3

VB:KAL


Asks Board of Education to furnish

2 teachers.

UA MR 6, 1868, 4-3

JD/CCP

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

To receive benefits from the

Charity Bill*

UA, My 9, 1868, 3-2

JD:UB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Festival largely

UA, Je 26, 1867,

cgjmmm

attended

2-4

O

ROCHESTER, CITY OF

Industrie!

11th annual report;

97; new wing- wanted

UA, Ja 10, 1868, 2-5

JD:/,RO!

school

dflily attendance is

to house; new additions


Received legacy of $5,974 from

Morr18 Klngsburg

UA, Mr 16, 1R6R, 2-4

JD:AB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual donation given atExchange St.

UA 0 £9, 1868, 1-9

OZlNT


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

•8plrit of 1776" to be played at Academyof Music for benefit

UA, N 6, 1868, 2-4

rmram O


Mrs. Wyman and Hiss Hilton employed

on teaching staff

UA, N 20, 1368, 2-5

GZ.'ARO


Lady managers of this Institution gave

their annual festival at Corinthian Hall

last night

UA Je 23, 1869, 2-2


Acknowledge receipts; at annual donation

$1,145; at Play

$200

UA, N 16, 1868,

GZIARO

at Academy of Liu sic

2-2

O


12th annual report cites Incidents

to shows value of institution*

UA, Ja 5, 1869, 4-3

WN:MB


13th annual report (1 l/5 cols)

UA, Ja 10, IP.70, 2-3

MAL'FD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Received -843

Ten barrels of

^ Aaron Erlckson

^ UA, N 17, 1B69

fC?:A?.O

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

at their annual donation.

flour contributed by

, 2-4

OF ROCHESTER

Fourteenth annual report presented

in detail

UA Ja 9,

CCP:JI

1871, 2-4



Appropriated $3,000.00 by New YorkState Legislature

UA, My 4, 1871, 2-5

ccp,


Fifteenth annual report shows thatattendance average was 75*

UA, Ja 11, 1872, S-5

JU:MB


Announce completion of repairs onnew building

UAf 0 18, 1872, 2-6

GZ:FD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, hOCHESTER

Annual meeting report, benefits ofinstitution; debt of $1300

UA Ja 6, 1873, 2-(6-7)


Managers give thanks for contributionsmade by ladies of Second Ward. Gift isdesigned as Initial offering for con-struction of an addition to the Schoolbuilding

UA, Mr 2 7 , 1871 , 2-2

CCP:FDEL. . T5.SEgg"

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Rochester

Entertainment for benef i t of schoolheld

UA F 19, 1872, 2-3

AJC: J I

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Day nursery started for children whosemothers <"ork.

UA D 5, 1872 2-3

GTZ:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Pleas for addition to school; list ofsubscriptions

UAf Je 10, 1873, 2-4

GZ:FD



Manager r e o o r t s and acknowleges$1,152.70 received at a recentdonation. ( l N )

UA, N g

CP:MB

, 1*73, 2-14-

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Annual report

t ROCHESTER

by the school

UA Ja 5, 1874,

AB.-JI

2-5 1

given

C o l .

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Children had an excursion yesterdaythrough the kindliness of V/. J. Wilcox,Capt. Bennett and L!r. 7/oodworth of theStreet Railway Co., all of v/hom extendedfree courtesies.

UA Ag 19, 1874 2-2

WN:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Benefit given for this Institutionwas a grand success. 4^"

UA 0 30, 1374, 2-6

JD:RZ

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Gave a b e n e f i t enter ta inment a tCorinthian H a l l ; success reported,

DA • 21 , 1874 2-2

VCiHfi

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

"Cinderella" presented for Benefit ofthe I n d u s t r i a l School.

UA 0 28, 1874 2-6

JD:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Managers acknowledge $ 1 7 ^ cashreceived a t recent annual donation,

" col.)

UA, N 7, 187^, 2-1

JD:MB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Eighteenth Annual Report submitted.

UA, Ja 4, 1875, 2-5

AJC:JMG


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Aooount of strawberry f e s t i v a l held inaid of I n d u s t r i a l School a t CorinthianHall.

UA, Je 1 1 , 1875, 2-2


Repor t given by E l l en M. Arink ( i f c o l . )

UA, J a 8 , 1877, 2-5

h r j nunm


22nd Annual Report reviewed.

UA, J a 6, 1879, 2-2(6-7)

GTZ:MB


Acknowledged bequest of $5,000 ofJoseph Field. (2M)

UA, Je *2, 1879, 2-6

VC:MB


19th annual report of the IndustrialSchool of Rochester published in full(li col.)

UA, Ja 10, 1876, 2-6

cmp;mmm

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Programmeexercises

UA 0 27,

JD:JI

ROCHESTER

of donation(2 in.)

1876,

m

day

2-8


Received a portion of the £50,000bequeathed to charitable institutionsby Elisha Hathaway (Cincinnati)

UA Mr 31, 1879 2-3

INDUSTRY, ROCHESTER SCHOOL OF

L i s t of c i t i z e n s pledging themselvesto a id the Home (7")

UA, 0 30, 1879, ?-5



Acknowledgement of recent donationspubl ished

UA, N 13 , 1879, 2 -2

CMP:ARO

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Arlnk, Mrs. , as secre tary , gives herannual report, (l£ col.)

UA J a 5 , 1880 1-4

JD:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Pl?»ns for enlarging school riven.

UA Jl 12, 18 0, 2-1

GULP.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual donation received. Receiptstotal $2295.65. (2iM)

UA D 17, 1880, 2-2

INDUSTRY, ROCHES

A concer t forevening (?h")

UA, D 18

CL:A?O

, 1879

TER

i t s

SCHOOL

benefit

, 2-3

o

OF

held last

GZjhZ

^

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Board of Directors' resolution ofthanks to Hiram Sibley and D. A. Watsonfor gift of $5,000 each. (3tn)

UA Je 30, 1880 4-3

AJC:HR©

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Ground broken for new addition; costto be $10,000; contract given toC. R, Pratt and Co.

UA Ag 19, 1880 2-5

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

New bui ld ing added t o the schoolproperty on Exchange S t . near lycompleted (2N)

UA, Ja 1 0 , 1881, 2-1

JD:AB


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Rochester

Annual meeting held; a l l of f icersre-e lected (2N)

UA, Ja 10, 1881, 3-4

JD:AB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Description of the opening of the newSibley-Watson wing (8")

UA, F 23, 1881, 2-2


Cooking school begun (4 in,

UA D 12, 1881, 2-2

CL:JI

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Ross , Lewis P . , e l e c t e dp l a c e of the l a t e Edwin

UA, j a 1 5 , l g g l ,

MHMrARO

2-3

•

director inScrantorn

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Twenty fourth annual report given (2 col)

UA, J a 10, 1881, 4-3

JD:AB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

A new wing to be opened (6W)

UA, F 9 , 1881 , 2-6

CL:FD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Gratefu l ly acknowledge contributionsof money at t h e i r opening Feb. 22(1")

UA Mr 1 , 1881, 2-5

VCiRZ


Directors adopted a re so lu t ion inmemory of Lewis H. Morgan, a formerdirector.

UA D , 3-3

CPlLR


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

{fed

UA

Hi!:LR

a picnic at

Ag 1, 1882,

the Bay.

2-4

•

(1")


L&dy managers p r e s e n t e d a tab leauxe n t i t l e d "The Great Republic" (2")

UA Ap 2 1 , 1883 2-4


27th annual report* (7/8 col*)

UA, Ja 7. 1884, 2-5

CC:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Committees and plans for annual donation

UA, 0 30, 1885, 4-4

II'D'JSTRIAL SCHOOL, ROCHESTER

26th wnnuol r epor t p r e s e n t e d (1 c o l )

UA, Jn 9, 13R3, 4-2

o

IxNDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ROCHESTER

3 boys ran away but v/ere capturedsoon a f t e r

UA My 16, 1883, 2-2


Appeal for the annual donationreception

UA 0 17, 1885, 4-3

AJC:JI


Annual report piven; short historylisted (2 col)

UA, j a 4, 1886, 7-3

JD.'ARO


IMDU8TRIAL SCHOOL

MoCullook, Fanny, (Geneva) escapedby scaling the walls.

UA, Ag 12, 1886, 2-4

CP:MB O

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual donation received. L i s t ofcommittee8#

UA 0 28, 1886, 8-5

GZ:R2

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Donations l i s t e d ; managers acknowledge;rece ipts to ta l ing $1899.

UA N 5 , 1886, 6-2

GZ:LR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

30th annual meeting, (2n)

UA Ja 7, 1887, 2-3

OC :LR


Officers listed

UA 0 19, 1886, 2-3

GTZ:JI

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

List of donations received from varioussources. Amounted to about $1700

UA 0 29, 1886, 2-6

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Meeting of Managers reviewed. Fred-erick Cook resigned as Sec. & Treas.

UA D 22, 1886, 8-5

GZ:LR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Report of the lady managers; officerselected; treasurer^ report (2 col)

UA, Ja 10, 1887, 6-1

oo mmm


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

08born, John W. chosen assistant•uperlntendent of State IndustrialSchool,

UA., Ap. 26, 1887, 2-1;

FG/FAD O

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Mlnges, Frederick S . , appointed Managerin place of Col. Louis Ernst, resigned

UAt Je 1 1 , 1887, 2-3

FG:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

H a t of cont r ibu t ions a t the annualdonation given (8n)

UA, 0 28, 1887, 6-1

CL:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

A petition signed by over two hundredwomen was sent to Gov. Hill requestinghim to appoint 3 women on the Boardof managers to work for the reformationof wayward female youth (10")

UA, Ja 27, 1886, 4-4

JGIHR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Visitors impression of institu-tion given (l£col)

UA., My 2, 1887, 3-3

FG

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Suooeasful donation reoeption atWashington Rink (13& in.)

UA 0 27, 1887, 2-5

IB:JI


31st annual report given (2£ cols.)

UA, Ja 9, 1888, 7-1

JGtHR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Nominations of Gov. Hill sent theAssembly for approval. SeveralRochesterians named (4n)

UA, F 3, 1888, 1-6

JGJHR


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

V i s i t e d by Professor and students ofCornell ( l c o l )

UA, My 1 4 , 1888, P.-7

FG:AB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Donation taking p l a ce ; programme given;committees in charge of tables named.(£ Col)

UA N 1*, lggg, g-5

PC:LR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Additional donations are l i s t e d . Grossrece ip t s amount to $3807.87 ( I f )

UA D 3 , 1888, 3-2

SL.-RZ

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Committee appointed for annual b e n e f i tto be h e l d at Washington Rink

UA, N 8, 1889, 6-4

MMiFD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Meeting hald at Washington Rink for thepurpose of arranging annual donation andbazaar

UA, 0 15, 1888, 3-2

oat »irr>

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Cash dona t i ons r e c e i v e d a t t he donationyes t e rday noon, l i s t e d . ( " )

UA N 16 , lSgg , 3-2

PC:LR

** mm*INDUSTRIAL S'CHOOL

Meeting h e l d ; water supnly sys-tem d i s c u s s e d .

UA, J l 17 , l ggo , ? . ^

UB.-SC

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual donation; committees listed(.- col)

UA, 0 50, 1890, 5-6


INDUSTRCAL SCHOOL

Subscriptions received; donationslisted (10»)

UA, 0 31, 1390, 5-5

IHDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Kelly, Aid, J . M i l l e r , res igned asmanager,

DA Ag 10, 1391, 2-5

LA.-LR

IHDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Inmates celebrated Fourth of July

UAf J l 5, 1892, 7-1

JttiPD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual report presented to board

UA Ja 4, 1892, 6-6

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

To be removed to suburbs. Committeeselected.

UA, Jl 1, 1991, 6-6

MC:MB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Executive Committee

Question of s i t e removal taken up(& In.)

UA 0 13, 1891, 5-6

JMUI

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

New officers elected and listed

UA, Ja 21, 1892, 5-4

AS:FD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN

A request made for children's clothing

UA, S 21, 1892, 5-3

JDP:HR


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Donation held; l i a t of amounts real ized;l i s t of subscr ipt ions (£col)

UA, 0 28, 1392, 6-3

oINDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS

Report of treasurer

UA, Ja 9, 1393, 6-2

c o l . )

IB:FAD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Benefit f e s t i v a l held at WashingtonRink (1 c o l . )

UA, 0 26, 1893, 5-1

IB:FP

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

List of subscript ions received

UA, O 28, 1893, 5-2

IB:FD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

List of addi t iona l donations given

UA, N 11 , 1892, 5-4

AS:FD


Appeal fo r donations

UA, 0 19, 1893, 6-1

IB:JI

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

List of donations received from theWashington Rink; f e s t i v a l (8")

UA, 0 27, 1893, 5-3

IB:FD

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Roches ter

Needs of the school listed (£ col.)

UA, D 16, 1893, 21-1



Meeting; managers deoide to disoon.tinue the annual donation!£ i n . )

UA, Ap 30, 1S91*, 6-5

JL:JI

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, EXCHANGE STREET

Work be ing done in k i n d e r g a r t l ndescribed (2/3col.)

UA, S 13, 1895, S-3

SC:EQ

HIINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ROCHESTER

Board of Directors elected officers,

UA Ja 15, 1896, 8-2

JC:RZ

INDUSTRIAL

Meetingchosen;

UA Ja 7

VHP

SCH

ofque

"OL, ROC[ :ESTEH

managers he ld ;stlons dlscusse

, 1895, 10-1

<1

officersi (31-')

j

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Acknowledge

UA, N 26,

JL:JI

reoeipt of

1894, 9-2

O

oontributione

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ROCHESTER STATE

Boys a t Forest La^n camping fora week (2 /3 c o l . )

UA, J i 20,

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Donations acknowledged

UA, N 1, 1895, 6-6

SC:MC

INDUSTRIAL SCHCCL CF ROCHESTER

Report on year's work; officers elected(2* cols.)

UA, Ja 4, 1897, 9-1

SO:FAD


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Annual meeting held; eleoted officers;report on yearns work given (2 ool.)

UA, Ja 4, 1897, 9-1, 2

O


See Nursery, Rochester Day

INDUSTRIAL. SCHOOL, STATS

Opening of bids for p. ne«' fireproof-building

UA, Jl 9, 1887, 1-7

CL: AB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, STATE

Managers, Board, of

Washington, Irving, appointedassistant sup't

UA, F 29, 1888, 2-4

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Di reo to r s , Board of

Held meeting; e leo ted of f icers .

UA Ja 13, 1897, 9-3

JM:RZ o™"™- -

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, NEW YORK STATE

4 boys escaped from school : account.(3")

UA Ap 21 , 1887, 2-5

FG:RZ


Description of their exhibit at theState Fair (10")

UA, S 13, 1887, 2-5

lb mmm

PC:HR


Asks for public donations

UA., Nov. 9, lggg P-3

PC:FAD



Meeting held; Irving Washingtonappointed Superintendent,

UA N 21, 1888, 3-4

SL:RZ


List of officers elected.

UA Ur 20 ,

SLIUDP


Rlcker, Edward, and Wil l iam Helm escapedfrom State Industrial School. Descriptionsgiven.

UA., My. 3 0 , 1889 , 3 - ^

JDP:PAD


Head, I r a , e s c a p e d from S t a t e Indus-trial School; description (if")

UA j e 10, 1889, 2-6


Entertainment furnished for ohlldren.

UA N 30, 1888, 2-6

SL:JDP

INDUSTRIAL

Memorial

UA, My 31

SL.-FD

SCHOOL, STATE

Day observed at school

, 1889, 2-7

•


2 boys who escaped were captured

UA, Je 1, 1889, 2-4

SL:FD


Powers, William, reported missingfrom State Industrial School; descrip-tion.

UA Je 10, 1889, 2-6

SL:JDP



L e t t e r of thanks from boys of schoolt o E, B. Chaoe for allowing use ofh i s lawn for parade (4 " ) .

UA 8 9 , 1889, 2-5

JDP:JDP


Meeting of managers repor t 629 boysand 128 girls In Institution; Increasefor this year noted. (1%*)

UA N 20, 1889, 5-3

JMFRZ oINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Committees for t a b l e s , ki tchen, etc,listed ( i col.)

UA, D 5, 1889, 5-7

JM:FD


Annual report was read at themeeting. The good work done bythe Institution reviewed. (2£ cols.)

UA, Ja 7, 1690, 7-1

AA: MB


Managers held regular monthly meeting;member of Executive Committee chosen( 3 * - ) .

UA S 18, 1889, 2-3

JDP:JDP


Thanksgiving dinner and entertainmentgiven wards of s t a t e . (2?*)

UA N 29,. 1889, 5-6

JUIRZo

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

JM

Listcash

UA,

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of amountsdonations

D 6, 1869,

made on(7«)

6-7

•

tables and


O t i s , I ra L res igns as manager ofthe school, ( l " )

UA, Ja 9, 1890, 5-5

C:MB


•Mlta


Civil Service exanlnatlons held todayfor teachers. (4")

UA, j a 23, 1890, 5-5

o>C:sc

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, STATS

Batche l lor , Frnnk, esc^ned from school

UA Ja 27, l ??0 , 7-I4

LR

BR:HR


Board of managers h e l d meeting; com-munications for s u p o l i e s for yearand necessary appointments (12")

UA, lly 16, 1890, 6-7


Got back three boys who escaped y e s -terday. (1")

UA, Ja 23 , 1890, 5-3

oPC:SC


Washington1 s birthday was ce l ebra ted

UA, F 24 , 1890, 5-7

AA:HRo


Senator Me Naughton presented annualreport of what was e s t a b l i s h e d andconducted as a Juveni le s t a t e prison

UA, F 27, 1890, 4-2


Elected officers

UA, Mr 19, 1890, 5-3

CC:FD

JCM:HR

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF NEW YORK STATE

Three boys who a t t e m p t e d t o e s c a p eare to be sent to the penitentiary

(3|M)UA, My 31, 1890, 7-2

JCM:AB



Unnamed g i r l d ies ; l i s t of prisonersand few deaths (3£»)

UA, Je 5, 1890, 5-7


Board of Managers meeting, clerksreport on military fund, (li")

UA, Je 20, 1890, 5-6

JCM: MB oINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, STATE

Independence day observed (2§Col.)

UA Jl 5, 1890, 5-4

JDP

INDUSTRIAL

Kelly,

UA

8C:JI

SCHOOL,

Robert,

0 9,

NEW YORK STATE

died

1890, 7-2

•


The two runaway boys caught and returnedto school. (1M)

UA, Je 7, 1890, 5-7

JCM:SC


Between 700 and 800 youths; programmeactivities.

UA 3, 1890, 5-4

oJDP


History given: description of esdiibitsat Thanksgiving display; address byRev. Edward J. Hanna \2% Col.)

UA N 28, l«90, 6-5

SC:JI

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

History of school for past yeart(| col.)

UA, Ja 5, 1891, 6-5



Annual report of board of managerspublished (4* Col .)

UA r 13, 1891, 8-1

PR:JI


Washington's birthday ce l ebra t ionhe ld (2")

UA, F 2 3 , 1891, 5-6

Gold medal awarded to captain byJohn E. Greany, Brooklyn. (8")

UA, Jl 3, 1891, 5-6

MC:MB

IMDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, STATE

Burnham, William, escaped by climbingrear wall of yard. (2")

DA., J l . 17, 1891, 2-5

NC:FAD



Meeting of manager and reports

UA, P 20 , 1891 , 5-4

PR:HR


Editorial concerning work of school(U col.)

UA, Je 1, 1891, 4-1


Board of Managers rejected all bidsto install electric lights, (li")

UA, Jl 3, 1891, 7-4

C:MB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

New s i t e sought

UA, J l 18 , 1891 ,

i MC:HR

STATE

In the

6-7

•

suburbs (4?")



Burnham, Wil l iam, e scaped inmate sought

UA, J l 1 8 , 1891 , 7-4

MC:HR O


Bids for construction of State IndustrialSchool opened to Contractors by Comptrollerof State.

UA Jl 27, 1S91,


Managers appointed by governor

UA, Ag 5, 1891, 7-4

LA:HRt


Contracts l e t for addi t ion t o the primaryb u i l d i n g and the cons truct ion of gym-nasium and bath rooms.

UA., Ag. 21, 1891, 2-5

LA: FAD


Contract for the construction of thedrill hall awarded (li«)

UA, Jl 21, 1891, 2-5

oMC:HR


Board of managers opened bids foraddit ion to bui lding

UA Ag 1 , 1891, 6-4

LA:JI


Inmates were given a treat; Choirof Immaculate Conception Church helpedentertain,

UA Ag 10, 1S91, 5-3

LA:LR


Two boys escape

UA, 0 24 , 1891, 5-5

JDP:HR



To hold annual donation; supper anddinner (2-)

UA, 0 24, 1891, 5-6

JDP:HRO


List of patrons who donated cash (6N)

UA, 0 30 , 1891 , 6 -5

MDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, STATE

Adams, George, and James Begg escaped

UA, N 12, 1891, 7-4

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Appeal t o p e o p l e

UA, 0 28

JDP:HR

, 1891,

STATE

f o r donat ions (2N)

7-2

•


Arrangements for the annual donationmade (8")

UA, 0 27, 1891, 6-7

JDP:HR


Annual donation f o rat Washington Rink

UA, 0 29 , 1891,

VJ.-HR

5-5

4

school(1 ool .

in progress


Additional donations l i s t e d

UA, 0 3 1 , 1891, 7-1

JDP:HR


Hathaway, H. B., resigned the officeof manager' of State Industrial School

UA, D 5, 1891, 5-2

VJ:JI



Superintendent of publ io schools inBoston praises the Industrial School;declares it as a model institution

UA, Ja"l5, 1892, 6-4

o:HR

ilSST B^^^.r^^agT


Annual meeting held; officers elected

UA, Mr 21, 1892, 5-5

S1


Additional s u b s c r i p t i o n s made

UA, N 25, 1892, 5-1


Meeting held by Board of Managers*President retired and vaoanoy filled.

UA, P 13, 1892,

AS: MB

5-5

0


Let contract for introducing e lec tr icl i g h t i n g plant to Western ElectricCompany; other bidders mentioned (2N)

UA, Ag 10, 1892, 5-3

JD?:AB

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Howard, Eddie,from school

UA, S 2,

JP:FD

1892,

STATE

and Utica boys escape

2-2

#


Annual donation opened (lcol)

UA, 0 27, 1892, 5-3

SC:JA

JA

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Donations

.UA, D 12,

JDPJHR

listed

1892,

STATE

5-2

•


MMM


Pour boys escape from Stn teSchool; r\ru e 3 g 1 v pn (1")

UAf D 19 ,

JA


Program of New Year concert (2£ in.)

UA, Ja 3, 1893, 3-2


New po l icy i n s t a l l e d ; no more r e s iden tc h i l d r e n ( £ )

UA, J l 19, 1893, 5-2

IB:FD


Article and illustrations

UA, D 31, 1892, 12-1

Col.

J D P I J I ©

INDUSTRIAL

Exhibit

UA, Ap

JA:AA

SCHOOL, STATE

prepared fo r Worlds1

6, 1893, 6-2

•

f o 4 « /KB Ii. it-Li . \xJ J

• ^ ' ^ "


Misrepresentation of Rochester Chronicle,pertaining to reformation girls corrected.

UA, D 20, 1893, 6-3

HDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Financia l

UA, Ja 2 ,

JjltHR

report

1894,

STATE

7-2

•


State Comptroller's report

UA, Ja 2 , 1894, 7-2

FAD



Report of work done during past year\X*r Jin* /

"*• Ja g , ig9.lv, 7 .1

JA:JIO


Managers received diploma of awardfor the exh ib i t a t the World's FairIn 1893, (3")

UA, Mr 28, 1894, 7-4

OJS-.FD

lifi


115th annual report given; e x t r a c t spublished (2 Col.)

u*f Ap 26,

Four boys ran away from camp, expectedto return

UA, Jl 27, 1S95, 7-2


Briggs, Franklin H., elsuperintendent (5 in.)



L i s t of employees who passed c i v i l serv icetes t given. (If")

UA, Ap 14, 1894, 14-3

Jli'.AA o

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

To ra iae funds by personal s o l i c i t a t i o n ^(1/3 col.)

UA, S 10, 1894, 8-2

JL: AA.


De Grass, William and John Dauer run-aways found

UA, Jl SO, 1895, 8-2

FTlTL



Deioriptlon of grounds and routine of en-campment at Rigney's Bluff (1 c o l . )

UA, Ag 12, 1896, 7-3

SC:TL


Prograrr. r o r comnencer.pnt e x e r c i s e snnd l i s t ^f grr-dnetes pub l i shed (7

UA Je ?O, 1S95, £-2

AS:V,:P


Managers, Board of

Contracts for new chapel l e t (3")

UA, J l 3 , 1895, 9 -3

8C:HR


Papers being: dravm by board fo r e x t e n s i o noff West S t r e e t t h r u school g rounds .

UA, J l 1 6 , 1395 , 7-5

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL STATE

Account of I n v e s t i g a t i o n of rumors ofthe conduct of t h e gir"1. i nnn te? frivenby S t a t e Board of C h a r i t i e s , charpresunfounded

IA Jp lOi 1895,

ViuP

f ? - l

0

PTjAA


59 clergymen inspec ted S ta te I n d u s t r i a lSchool on i n v i t a t i o n of the Board"ofManagers (15N)

UA, Mr 5, 1895, 6-1

UC:JA


Citizens protest against their useof soft coal (I1)

UA, J l 12, 1895, 8-1


Managers, Board of

Several changes in rules made (5 in.)

UA, Ag 28, 1895, 8-1

SC:JI



Annual donation begun ( lcol)

UA, 0 31 , 1895, 7-5

OSC:JA


Managers, Board of

Annual repor t s given and election ofofficers held. (2 col.)

UA Ja 6, 1896, 8-1

JCtRZ

INDUSTRY

uoat-3uilding

progresses rapidly

RDU, Ap 18, 1853, 2-3

FDtARO

INDUSTRIES

Soap Making

Wolf Bros, establised Castile Soap

Manufactory on St. Joseph Street

UA S 28, 1869, 2-3

INDUSTRIAL

Epidemic

UA, J a fc

JC:AB

SCHOOL , STATE

of meesles a t school

1896, 7-5

0

(1/3 ool)


Graduating exercises hpld

UA, Ja n, 1896, 7-^

SC:AA oINDUSTRIES

Meat Packing

Rochester is becoming quite an

important place for purchase and sale

of dressed hogs

UA, D 9, 1858, 3-1

CC:ARO

INDUSTRIES

List of businesses in Rochestergiven*

RDU, D 24 , 1853, 2-2

O


INDUSTRIES

Rochester

Brief historical and descriptive sketchesof leading business and industrial es-tablishments.

UA D 2kt 1&

CP:LR

£1, 6-1

O

INDUSTRIES

Report on Roohester industries abroad*

UA, Jl 19, 1890, ?-3

osc:sc

INDUSTRY

Collector Fleckenstein announced thatentire net profits or incomes of cor-porations, associations, or companiesdoing business for profit are subjectto an annual tax of two per cent

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 6-4

KC. j l

INDUSTRY

H i l l s , Reverend B. Fay, l e c t u r e d on•The I n d u s t r i a l Outlook From A C h r i s t i a nStandpoint" a t the Brick P r e s b y t e r i a nChurch

UA, 3 6 , 1897, 8 - 1

8C.-TL

DIDUSTRY, HOME OF

Sisters of i n s t i t u t i o n open newlaundry. (1")

OA S 25, 1875, 2-5

INDUSTRY

200 men met at Chamber of Comma roe t ooelebrate the oentennial of the r a t i -f loat lon of John Jay's treaty withEngland; Joseph 0* Connor gave addresson the "History of American Commerce;11

adopted resolution endorsing the Jaytreaty and eulogis ing the statesmen towhoa i s due the credi t for the develop-ment of Amerioan indus tr i e s and oommerce(3 col.) »

UA, D 20, 1895, 10-1

INDUSTRY, ROCHESTER HOME OF


UA Ja IK, 166K, 4-2

PW/CMV


Sisters in charge of Home of Industryacknowledge Christmas and New Yeardonations by citizens. (2N)

UA, Ja 5, 1876, 3-4

OPIMB


INDUSTRY, HOME

Activities(i ool.)

UA F

PW:RI

OF

of

5, 1876

this institution described.

, 2-6

O

INDUSTRY, ROCHESTER HCiiE OF

Appeals for aid to pay semi-annuali n t e r e s t on mortgage (4")

UA, N 28, 1876, 2-4

P.TW*

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

The Board of Education resolved toestablish a school in the Institution

UA S IS, 1877, ?-3

INDUSTRY, HOME 07

Fair plans progress a t Meeting ininstitution

UA, 0 25, 1SS0, 2-h

R0CHE8TER INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Sisters in charge of the Home thankall those who interested themselvesin late concert

UA, My 23, 1876, 2-4

AJC:AB

IK

wn

"I'lriMfaniir

DUSTRY, HOME

^a^n pnrtyInstitution

UA, Je 26,

OF

held

197^,

for benefit

2 - 1

•

of the

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Benefit concert held; Miss Homer featuredconcert singer

UA, D 24, 1878, 2-5

VC:FD

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Their fair closes. (3a)

UA, D 4, 1880, 2-5

JD:MB


INDUSTRY

Fair

UA

CL:JI

, HOME

closed

D 5 ,

OF

Saturday

1881,

night

2-1

INDUSTRY, ROCHESTER HCl/.E CF

$723 has been cont r ibuted .

UA, JP. 13, 1883, 4-2

PW:;.;B


Meeting to liquidate debt onInstitution held

UA 0 1 9 , 1685, 2-2

AJCUI

H012 OF INDUSTRY FAIR

Donations made a t me^tinp; to plan f a i r .

LrA N 3, 1895, 2-2

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Report of managers given

UA, D 31 f 1881, 4-3

CCP:FD


Appeal mide for contributions; listof donations given (?")

UA, D 3, 1883, 4-3

VC:ARO

HOME OF INDUSTRY

P a r t i a l l i s t of cash donations

UA 0 31 , 18S5, 2-6

A.TC/C. V

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Meeting of those in charge of F a i r .

UA, N 17, 1885, 2-2

AJCJHR


INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Arrangements to hold a faircompleted (5i in.)

DA M 23, 1885, 2-3

JG:JI

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Fair of, was again well attended;the fair is to close in the evening.

UA, N 28, 1885, 2-4

JG:HR

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Meeting held of the committee incharge of the settlement of affairs ofthe recent fair; list of cash donationgiven (6")

UA, D 3 , 1885, 4 -2

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Fair opening at thedescr ibed C* i n . )

UA N 2 5 , 1**5,

©JG:JI

Arsenal

2-5

-

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Committees and f i n a lfor fair completed

UA N 2H-, i g g 5 ,

JG:JI•

arrangements

JGiAB

INDUSTRY

Largeheld .

UA, N

JG:HR

, HOME OF

attendance a t the(6^ ")

27, 1885, 2-4

•

fair; contests

INDUSTRY

T o t a l

UA, N

AJC:HR

, HOME OF

of

30,

$4 ,167 .

1885,

48 at Fair.

2-4

a col.)

INDUSTRY HOME OF

Names of person v.frio rave donation to thefa i r are l i s t e d (1")

UA, D 4, 1885, 2-3

JG;FD


INDUSTRY, HOUE OF

Meeting of tran^era he ld and It -vp.gdecided to hold a f i n a l accountingwhen a l l a r t i c l e s are disposed of, (5 7")

UA D 9, 1885, 3 -7

JG:RZ

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Donations r e c e i v e dIndustry Fair

UA D 12,

JG:JI

1885,

€

at Home of

4-4

>

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Meeting he ld ; contr ibut ions to the f a i racknowledged

UA D 2 1 ,

HOME OF INDUSTRY FAIR

Total net receipts of carnivallisted

UA, Ja 2 1 , 1889, 2-6

IHDUSTRY, ROCHESTER HOME OF

Brief h i s t o r y and present standing de-sorlbed. (9»)

UA, Ja 17 , 1890, 7-6

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

The S i s t e r s in charge g ive t h e i r thanksto the persons who gave donations,(5 in.)

UA D 31, 1SS5, 2-3

JG/CMV•0900? <#Kr

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

Donations l i s t e d , (8N )

UA, Ja 1 3 , 1890, 6-3

AA:MB

MMINDUSTRY, HOME OF

Benef i t proves a great s u c c e s s .

UA F 28, 1890, 6-3

MM:RZ


INDUSTRY, HOME OP

Report on debt; girls cared for etc

UA, F 11, 1891, 5-6

PR:HR oHOME OF INDUSTRY, ROCHESTER

Sisters in charge wish to expressthanks to persons who donated gifts

UA, Ja 3, 1894, 9-3

JS:HR

INDUSTRY, HOME OF

See Rapal je , Sarah A,

GC:HR

MANUFACTURING

List of miscellaneous factoriesin Rochester

RDA, F 17, 1851, 2-3

HOME OF

List

UA,

IB:FAD

INDUSTRY, ROCHESTER

of dona t ions (4£H)

Ja 9 , 1893, 6-1

INDUSTRY, HO:iE

An apoes lexecutvel i f t the

UA. 0 26

JI:K1S

OF

has b^pncommitteedebt (1 1

, 1S9*.

•

Issued byfor money

Ji col.)

10-1

-

theto

KLK

INDUSTRY

See House of I n d u s t r y

i-iAirUFACTURIIIG

History of occupants of the Curtis

Block

RDA, F 18, 1851, 2-3


UfKUFACTURING

Hi6tory of miscellaneous factories

in Rochester

RDA, F 1 9 , 1 S 5 1 , 2 - 4

ARO oMANUFACTURING

History of shoe factories andmiscellaneous shops.

RDA F 21, 1851 2-3

MANUFACTURING

Rochester .icnufactories praised,

RDA, D 23, 15*2, ;-5

L'.B

MANUFACTURING

Rochester

General increase In the production

of manufactured products urged at

meeting

UA, Ap 14, 1857, 3-2

l-iAlIUFACCUREIG

History of breweries and other

manufactories in Rochester

RDA, F 20, 1:51, 2-4

oTCZ.VBXZXm*.

MANUFACTURING

Rochester

Editorial comments

RDA» N 1, 1852, 3-2

FD:KLH

MANUFACTURING

Future of local mnrnif.q-*»i

RDU, Ag 18, 1853, 3-2

PW;MC

debated

MANUFACTURING

ROCHESTER

Rochester manufacturers suspend bus-

iness In whole or part due to the

country's financial uphearal

UA 0 12, 1857, 3-1

DS


MANUFACTURING

ROCHESTER

Editorial entitled "The Manufaotur

ing Interests—Shall they Be Sus-

tained" printed

UA F 25, 1858, 3-2

DS

B i l l 3mtroduced

to p.ipend G-enerp.l

1848

UA, J- 15, lFo°,

1

in Str.te Lepis

I'.r.nufp.cturlnr

?-l

9

lr.ture

hrV' of

MANUFACTURING

Importance of Rochester as a Manufacturing

City stressed.

Ja 31, 1866, 2-4

HD:ARO

Industries are chief dependence of

Rochester; '"ithin past 5 years, popula-

tlon has incretoed considerably, and

real estate has advanced in value

UA, 8 19, Ifl68, 9-2

MANUFACTUrtINC;

Ed. denies thrt Industry in Rochester wasgiven impetus by the construction ofrailroad8

UA, F 6, 1860, 2-1

!ffln;ninni

MANUFACTURINGGeneral

Mention is nude that now is i suitable timeto invest in m=*nufacturin^ in Rochester;

UA, D 1, I8o5, 2-1

MANUFACTURING

A large increase In Industry

UA 0 23, 1866, 2-1

MANUFACTURING

General

W. J. Florenot, oomedian from New Yorkon visit to Roohester purchased furnitur*here* Rochester's high reputation innb*at, shoe8, olothing and tools com-mented on*

UA, Ap 28, 1870, 2-1

HP ISB


Merchandise valued et 360,_ _,_. .shipped from Rochester last year.

TV., To 20, 1873, 2-2

MANUFACTURING

Article calling upon this city toutilize i t s vast natural resourcesand thus become the leading manu-facturing city of the U. 3. (15")

UA, D 18, 1883, 2-3

MANUFACTURING

Local mi l l sto suspend

UA, J l 22,

cl mmra

General

and'.vork

1873,

manufactories forcedbecause of lack of "/ater

2-2

#

(5")

MANUFACTURING

Rochester

Furniture trf.de increasing (1 Col.)

UA 0 23, 1882, 2-5

MANUFACTURING

Letter to the Editor suggests labelswith maker's name be attached to a l la r t i c l es sold as a protection to theconsumers against deception

UA, Ja 16, 1878, 2-3

NT:A?0

MANUFACTURING

Rochester

City progresses with still anothermanufactory plant under construction(3«)

U-A, S 19, 1682, 4-2

JD:AR0

MANUFACTURING

A detailed account of the variousmanufacturing industries given. (2 col.)

UA, Mr 6, 1SS3, 2-3

VJC:MB

MANUFACTURING

G e n e r a l

State building 2 large wood-workingshops alongside the weighlock; UA saysthe city is becoming the mo6t importantcity on the middle and western divisionsof the Erie Canal. (8")

UA, F g, 18S6, 2-7


MANUFACTURING

Editorial: General trade retainstendering toward Improvement; ordersfor Rochester products show Increaseover those of last year (3& In )

UA F 15, 1887, 3-1

MHM:JI

MANUFACTURERS

Sign agreement to curb smoke ( 2 / 3 c o l . )

UA, D 3 0 , 1 8 9 0 , 5-4

SC :FD

MANUFACTURERS1 ACCIDENT INDEMNITY CC. (GENEVA)

Organized.

UA D 15, 1886, 3-2

GZ.-LR

MM

MANUFACTURERS1 BANK

To be established with capital of $200,000

RDU, Jl 24, 1856, 3-1

MANUFACTURING

Complaint that people in Rochesterprefer articles manufactured in othercities. (1 Col)

UA D 10, 1887, 7-1

IB:LR

PW:FD

MANUFACTURING

2,500 manufacturing establishmentsin the cit^, employing 40,000

UA, Mr 21, 1892, 4-1

MK.;.:AB

MANUFACTURERS1 ACCIDENT INDEMNITY COMPANY

Report of referee in voluntary dissolutionof company confirmed by court order(2")

UA, Mr 16, 1896, 6-5

VM.-TL

MANUFACTURER1

Officers

RDU, Ag

PW:MC

S BANK

elected

7, 1956,

(

J

3-2


ANUFACTURER'S BANK

Institution opens for business

RDU, O 2, 1856, 3-2

FD:ARO

MANUFACTURE'S BANK

$100,000 stock increase

Directors

UA, Jl 31,

FO:RO

1857, 3-2

O

voted by

>-#j* mmmmm

MANUFACTU?ERfS BANK

Received i n deposit at Metropolitan

at par

UA 0 2 0 , 1857, 2-3

DS

MANUFACTURERS BANK

Consolidates with Eagle Bank and be-comes Traders Bank

UA, Je 1, 1859, 2-4

MANUFACTURERS BANK

Mumford, George H.t elected president

UA N 27, 1857, 3-4

DS

MANUFACTURER'S BANK

Meeting of stockholders to electdirectors held.

UA, Je 18, 1858, 3-2

MANUFACTURERS BANK

Consolidation with Eagle Bank

rumored

UA Ap 16, 185% 3-3

MANUFACTURERS1, MERCHANTS' AND PRODUCERS'ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Organized in Syracuse convention to protectcommercial interests; protested againstprovisions of the Rallro.xd Commissionbill before the Governor. (1; col.)

UA Je 9, 1882, 4-1


MANUFACTURERS^, I.!ERCHAXTS' A!CD PRODUCERS1

ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK STATE

Business rivals who ?>re excluded fromthe association are struggling againstinevitable bankruptcy, says BrooklynEagle. (2/3 col.)

UA Je 10, 1882, 3-1

INESON,

Died

UA, Ag

i b Bvnni

GEORGE S.

2 5 , 1887 , 8-4

O' . • r .

INFANT, JESPO (TONAWANDA, INDIAN)

Run over and killed by a train at St.Paul, St. near the river bridge

UA, 0 16, 1866, 2-2

Jd;mmm

rnrnmINFANTICIDE

Charlotte

Body of baby found in driftwood.

UA, S 17, 1890, 2-3

INESON, GEORGE S .

Was struck by a ear and died a fewhours la te r (2$*)

UA, Ag 24, 1887, 3-2

ItfFAIR (SECC

Ketchu-n, Hpr inc ip les

UA, Ja 9,

vr :

L.D DAY

. r.nd

18t34,

mam

•,7EDDlATtt)

i.Iiss Sher:

2-2

p

v.p.n (Henrietta)

INFANT FUND

See Monroe County

NP:JMG

SC: SC

INFANTICIDE

Body of

UA,

VR:UB

baby

S 2 ,

Rochester

found in Brown's

1858, 3-1

Race*


INFANTICIDE

Rochester

The body of a female infant was foundnear the River bank. An investigationis being conducted

UA, Mr 21, 1888, 2-5

JG:FD

INFANTICIDE

Prioe, Maggie, oharged with infanticide;gave birth to 3 babies and buried eachsecretly; oase reivewed (licol*).

UA Je 10 , 1889, 2-5

SL:JDP

INFANTS1 ASYLUM

It will be the only Institution of itskind in the city. (8N)

UA, Mr 13, 1893, 5-3

JA:AA

INFANT'S SUMMER HOSPITAL

Name given to hospital.

UA Jl 27, 1887, 2-3

AJC:RZ


Additional subscriptions listed*

UA Jl 27, 1887, 2-3

IBRZ

INFANTS SUMMER HOSPITAL

Benefit concert he ld i n Cottage Pav i l i onat Charlotte (3")

UA, Ag 30, 1887, 3 -2

INFANT*S SUMMER HOSPITAL

Another t en t erected*

UA J l 29, 1887, 2-2

jB:RZ ^

INFANTS' SUlciER HOi.lE

Received f inancia l cont r ibut ions .

UA Je 27, lggg, 2-6

JC5JDP


INFANTS1 SUi.li.lER HOSPITAL (CHARLOTTE)

Qot more f i n a n c i a l a s s i s t a n c e .

UA J e 30 ,

JC:JDP

INFANTS' SUMMER HOSPITAL

Acknowledgments of contributions

UA Jl 13, 1888, 2-4

CLUDP

INFANTS1 HOSPITAL

Listed donations

UA Ag 8, 1888, 2-5

8L:JI

INFANTS1 SUMMER HOSPITAL

Additional subscription donated.

UA Ag 13t 1338, 2-2

8L:JDP


List of donations.

UA Jl 10, 1888, 3-3

CL:JDP

INFANTS1 HOSPITAL

Donations listed

UA Ag 7, 1888, 2-7

SL:JI


Articles were donated to infants;names given. (6N).

UA Ag 10, 1888, 2-6

SLUDP


Officers elected

UA, Ag 27, 1888, 2-4

JC:



A contemptible tr ick when someperson broke a shade tree

UA S 22 , 1888, 2-4

SL:JI

INFANTS' HOSPITAL

Subscriptions to the hospital listed

UA, Ag 5, 1889, 2-3

INFANTS* SUMMER HOSPITAL

More contributions given to Infants18ummer Hospital; names of contributorslisted

UA, S 28, 1888, 2-4

FL:AB

HOSPITAL, INFANT

Contributions

'S SUMMER

of $3,715.58 made

UA, Ap 11, 1889, 2-5

JDP :AB

• *^™^


Additional contributions listed.

UA Je 4, 1889, 2-6

SL:RZ


Members o f the Board of Managersdecided to open the h o s p i t a learly in July

UA, Je 7, 1889, 2-3

INFANTS1 HOSPITAL

Dr. Moore addresses an appeal to thephysicians.

UA Jl 30, 1889, 2-6

VB'.LR


Many under treatment at Charlotte hospital;additional tents erected to accommodatepatients (12")

UA, Ag 2, 1889, 2-5

YBsPD VB:FD


HOSPITAL, INFANTS' SUMMER

Baseball game held for benefit of hosp i ta l .

UA., Ag. 8 , 1889, 2-7

LF:FADo

SLl.-i.iEK HOSPITAL

$3^.38 realized from lawn fete for hospit-als1 benefit.

UA., Ag. 10, 1SS9, S-3

FAD


Subscript ions amounted to $38.

UA Ag 2 1 , 1889, 2-3

jJDP


Subscript ions for $25.

UA Ag 2 3 , 1889, 2-3

HOSPITAL FUND, INFANTS1 SUMMER

Supper and f e s t i v a l well patronized andgrand success .

UA., Ag. 9, 1889, 2-7

LF:FADo

J0P:JDP

INFANTS' HOSPITAL

Reports that ll|. children s t i l l remain atthe hosp i t a l , a l l doing well . Of theb? children received 7 oied, 1^ were dis-charged improved, and 2& discharged cured,( i co l . )

UA. Ag. l b , 1889, 2-k

LF:FAD


Subscriptions to the fund amountedto $31.15.

UA Ag 22, 1689, 2-6

JDP:JDP


Subscriptions for $9.17 and baby fur-n i sh ings . (3") .

UA Ag 24, 1889, 8-4

JDPiJDP


INFANT fS SlUiiER HOSPITAL

Benef i t s of between f^k-00 and $500 rece iveda t lswn f e s t i v a l . (8")

UA., Ag. 30, 13S9, ?-5

JDP:FAD

JDP:JDP


Subscriptions to $40.

UA S 13 , 1889, 2-5

JBP:JDP

INFAKTS1 SUIMER SOfcrE />*,./'<"*-<-

List of add i t iona l subscrlbers( 7").

UA 0 7, igg9, 5-7

JC;.;JDP


Expected to c l o s e for week; a d d i t i o n a ldonat ions to $186.75. ( 4 " ) .

UA S 10, 1889, 2-4

INFANT18 SUMMER HOSPITAL

Subscriptions amounted to $11.12.

UA 8 6, 1889, 2-3

JDP:JDP


Season 's r e p o r t ; good work done ( 8 " ) .

UA 8 12, 1889, 3-5

JDP: JDP


Over #50 c o l l e c t e d (2M)

UA, 8 25 , 1889, 2-6

NDP:HR


Result of benefit concert, receipts ,directors and ass is tants ; additionalsubscriptions (3iN)

UA 0 30, 1889, 5-5

JMtJDP



Meeting of mnn.ipers; t r e a s u r e r ' s r epo r t ;dlsou8sion on date of opening ofh o s p i t a l fo r summer

UA, Je 4, 1890, 2-5

oJCM:AB


Hlbbard, Miss, at her post; first infantof season received.

UA Jl 5, 1890, 5-3

JDP

INFANT'S SL1.L.ER HOSPITAL

R°nort on nunber of p n t l e n t s

UA J i ?6, 1S90, 5- *

(li")

3C.-LH

• •INFANT'S SUMMER HOSPITAL

18 children at hospital; donations listed,

UA., Ag. 1, 1890, 5-7

SC:FAD

INFANT SUMMER HOSPITAL

Will open Friday at Charlotte.

UA Jl 1, 1690, 6-3

JDP

IrtFArtT'3 SUTLER HOSPITAL

Report on building; subscriptions made,(1/3 col.)

UA., Jl. 10, 1890, 5-6

5C:FAD


Six new p a t i e n t s rece ived. (1")

UA, J l 30, 1890, 5-3

XC:SC

INFANT'S SUfc::-!ER HOSPITAL

32 babies taken care of (? i H )

UA., Ag. 2, 1890, 5-7

SC:FAD



S3 b a b i e s be ing taken c a r s of (6M)

UA., Ag. 4 , 1990, 6-2

SC:FADO

INFANTS' SU1CKER HOSPITAL

Contr ibut ions given. ( 1 "

UA, Ag 8, 1890, 5-3

SC:SC

EINFAKTS1 SULLIER HOSPITAL

ReDort on. number of b i b l e s ,

UA Ag 1 1 , i g q o , 6—U-

SC'.JDP

INFANTS' SIM/IER hOSPITAL

Additional s u b s c r i p t i o n . - announced,

UA, Ag 16, 1890, 5-4

INFAKTS1 SUMMER HOSIPTAL

Contributions acknowledged

UA, Ag 6, 1890, 5-4

SC:A3

I;<;FA;;T3' SLr,u.iER HOSPITAL

Subscriptions l i s t ed .

UA Ag 9 r

SCMDP^l^JGL3XZ2K.

INFAXT31 SUMMER HOSPITAL

Funds reported coming in slowly. (2")

UA, Ag 13, 1890, 5-1+

INFANTS1 SUMKER HOSPITAL

Results of directors' meeting. (2/3 col)

UA, Ag 16, 1890, 6-3

SC:SC



Proceeds of lawn festival givento hospital (lj in.)

UA Ag 18, 1890, 5-2

SC:JI


Con t r ibu t ion from S l b l e y s .

UA Ag 25 , 1890, 5-3

SC: JDP


Cont r ibu t ions acknowledged. (2*")

UA, S 3 , 1890, 2-4

sc:sc• ^INFANTS1 SUMMER HOSPITAL

Additional subsc r ip t ions ; l i s t e d .

UA, S 12, 1890, 5-6

INFANTS1 SUB'ER HOSPITAL

Subscr ip t ions .

UA, Ag 22, 1890, 5-,'

sc: sc

INFAWTS1 SUiii.iER HOSPITAL

Contributions l i s t e d .

UA Ag 30, 1S90, 5-6

SC:JDP

tffcimlii*iii KM iWMinit'iik '

INFANTS' SUMMER

Addi t ional

UA, S 5 ,

SC:SC

HOSPITAL

subscriptions

1890, 5-3

•

JMH'I viitmt

iipted.

3 A . •. .A- .i

)

INFANTS1 SUilMER HOSPITAL

Donation g iven (3 l i n e s )

UA S 19 , 1890, 5 -3

XH:RZ



Subscription. (4 l i n e s )

UA, 0 3 , 1890, 5-3

SC:MB

INFANT'S SU1H.ER HOSPITAL

E d i t o r i a l (2")

UA, N 1 , 1 8 9 0 , 4 - 4

SC.TDo


Ashley, J . W., r e s igned as t r e a s u r e r , tobe succeeded by Henry E. Bal l (IV1)

UA MY, 28, 1891 , 2-4

SC:VB

MFANTS1 SUMKER HOSPITAL

Editorial concerning work of in-stitution (5")

UA, Je 30, 1891, 4-1

»C;KR

INFANT'S SU1

Certified

UA, 0 31,

SL:FD

I..ER

e of

1890

HOSPITAL

incorporation Hied

, 6-4

o

(5M)

INFANT ' 5 SL" K = HC SPIT AL

K=eting ?.nc! e l e c t i o n of o f f i c e r s

UA., F 7. 1R91, 8-4

P?:FAD


Appeal f or funds; d e s c r i p t i o nof work done (6 i n . )

UA, Je 2 3 , 1891 , 2-5

SC:JI

INFANTS HOSPITAL

Subscriptions given. (liM)

UA, Jl 6, 1891, 2-4

MC:MB



A d d i t i o n a l d o n a t i o n s made (1")

UA, J l 18 , 1891, 5-4

MC:HR

" —^T-iriTTt-nm—Mtfrj-nir, i l i i i mum 11


Addit ional subscr ip t ions to fundacknowledged ( f" )

UA, Ag 31 , 1891, 5-2

8C:AB


Additional subscription to fund(1 In.)

UA S 4, 1891, 7-4

SC:JI


Plans presented for Its establishment(2*-)

, 0 29, 1891, 5-6

JDPtHR

INFANTS' SUMMER HOSPITAL (ONTARIO BEACH)

Managers report descrepancy betweenexpenses of hospi ta l and I t s rece ip ts(2lH)

UA, Ag 8 , 1891, 4-1

LA:HR

INFANTS' SUITER HOSPITAL

Managers, Board of

Yearly report given. (7M)

UA S 4 1891 6-4

SC:AA


Treasurer Ball lists subscriptions

UA, S 18, 1891, 5-2

JP^FD

INFANTS1 SUMMER HOSPITAL (CHARLOTTE)

List of subscriptions

UA, Jl 6, 1892, 5-2

MHM:AB



Addit ional c o n t r i b u t i o n s by generousr e s i d e n t s of Roohester (2jM)

UA, J l 14 , 1892, 5 -2

JDP:HR


Additional donations to the fund for itsmaintenance listed. (3")

UA, Jl ?3, 189?., 5-6


Additional subscr ip t ions l i s t e d

UA, Ag 4 , 1392, 5-6


Additional donations l i s t e d (1N)

UA, J l 16, 1892, 5-2

oINFANT'S SUMMER HOSPITAL

32 children received. 5 deaths occurredduring month of July.

UA, Ag 2, 1892, 5-2

IDP:AA


Additional subscriptions made; entertain-ment 12")

UA, Ag 13, 1892, 5-2

1 INFANTS»S SU.:

1 Addi t iona l

UA, Ag 1 7 ,

1 JM:V?

;ER HOSPITAL

subscriptions

1892, 2-3

•

listed (i)

INFANTS' SUMMER HOME

Report of patientsof season* (l^11)

UA Ag 18, 1892,

since

6-3

•

opening



Additional subscriptions l i s t e d andacknowledged (l11)

"A, Ag ?7, 1892, 2-3

JM:AB


Closes a f t er successful season; planimprovements (3£")

UA, S 6, 1892, 5-2

JM:FD


Improvements to be made; more landto be purchased. (3")

UA S 15, 1892, 2-3

JDP:RZ


Loop, Rev. De Witte C , subscribed$400 to fund for Infants SummerHospital in memory of h i s wife ( l in . )

UA, Ag 29, 1892, 2-3

JM:JIo


List of additional subscriptionsacknowledged.

UA S 8, 1892, 5-5

JM:RZ

INFANTS1 SUMMER H08PITAL

Trustees elected

UA, Mr 9, 1893, 6-2

JA:AA


Improvements to be made; names ofdonators g iven .

UA, Ap 2 8 , 1893, 5-5

KWlAA


C o n t r i b u t i o n s acknowledged* (2")

UA Je 1 9 , 1 8 9 3 , 2 -2



List of donations.

UA, Jl 13, 1893, 5-4

IB:FAD©

INFANTS' SUHL'ER HOSPITAL

List of contributions

UA, Jl 27, 1893, 5-6

IB:JI

INFANTS' SUJ'.ir.Er HOSPITAL

Board of Education he ld a b e n e f i tbaseball a-.ipe for t he In fants 'Surmrer Hospi ta l (12s" )

UA, Ag 3 , 1893, 6-1

INFANTS1 ST'i:^ER HOSPITAL

B a l l Fame b e t w e e n Alderman andCounc i l f o r b e n e f i t o f h o s p i t a l (I")

INFANTS' SUM'ER HOSPITAL

List of donations.

UA Jl 21 1093 2-2

IB:AA oINFANTS' SULBIER HOSPITAL

The chi ldren in Lakeview Parkgave a lawn f e t e for the h o s p i t a l

UA, J l 29, 1893, 5-3

IB:JI

lngiinjfci


Benef i t concert given at OntarioBeach

UA, Ag 3 , 1893, 5-2

VJ:HR



UA, Ag 12, 1893, 5-3

IB.FD



Lis t of donat ions .

TJA A3 22 1893 5-6

IB:AA


Closed for the season; l i s t ofcon t r ibu t ions (2^»)

UA, S 8, 1S93, 5-2

TB.-AB

INFANTS' SUITER HOSPITAL

Report of contributions

UA, N 25, 1893, £-1

AA


Annual meeting he ld ; o f f i c e r s e l ec t ed ,

UA Mr 1 3 , 1894, 7-1

J :RZ


Has been c losed for the season

UA, S 7, 1993, 5-3

IB: A3 oINFANT'S SUMMER HOSPITAL

Treasurer's report; work accomplishedduring the past season (^N)

UA, S 14, 1893, 6-4

IB:FD

^ .Aui^^uMj^^^^^^^^M^^^^^^.


Charity ball given to raise funds;illustration. (l£ col.)

UA, P 3, 1894, 9-1

AL:AA


Appeal to churche8 and schoolsfor funds for the i n s t i t u t i o n (5")

«*, J« 5. 6-5

JLJEQ



Brief description of theinstitution ( 6")

UA, Je 9 , 6-3*

JL:EQ

MMMMMMMI « • *

INFANTS1 SUMMER HOME

Admission requirements given; reporton pat ients of season (5 in . )

UA, J l 6 , 1894, 6-2

JM:JI

INFANT'S SUiOiEFi HOME

Report of phys ic ian in charge triven,

UA J l 2 3 t 1894, 7-1

CG:RZ

INFANTS StfiiiES. HOSPITAL

Contr ibut ions acknowledged

UA. Ag l k , i g 9 k f 5-3

JL:LO

INFANT'S SUMIffiR HOSPITAL

I n s t i t u t i o n to open soon; l i s t ofsubscript ions ackovrledged. (£ co l . )

UA Je ?.9, 1894, 6-2

:RZ oINFANTS SUMMER HOSPITAL

Acknowledge donations . (5")

UA J l 1 3 , 1894, 6-6

JM:RZ


List of recent contributors to i t ssupport. (4£")

UA Jl 25, 1894, 6-6

JlUlBZ

• • •INFANTS SUMMER HOSPITAL

C o n t r i b u t i o n s a c k n o w l e d g e d . (3 M )

UA, S 1 , 1894 , 8 - 5

JL:AA


INFANTS1 SUMMER HOSPITAL (CHARLOTTE)

Closed for t h e season.

UA, S 4, 1894, 5-3

JL:AA oINFANTS* SUMMER HOSPITAL

Contributions given

UA, Jl 17, 1895, 8-2

FT: HE

INFANTS1 SUML'lER HOSPITAL


UA, Ag 16, 1895, 7-3

Col.)

SC:JI

INFANT'S HOSPITAL

Appeal for clothes for babies

UA, Jl 1, 1896» 6" 2

AL:FD


3 illustrations

UA, S 22, 1894, 15

JL:FD O


Benefits received; triplets registeredat the institution

UA, J l 20, 1895, 7-2

FTlHR


Cont r ibu t ions acknowledged (6M)

UA, N 27, 1895, 6-6

SC:JA


Report on work of institution;requested needed equipment (4 in.)

UA, Jl 3, 1896, 9-4

arv.TT



Appeal for aid; manager16 report(6 in*)

UA, Jl 11, 1896, 10-?.

AL.-JIljst-v^;y>;(.£r:£

INFANTS1 SUili/.ER HOSPITAL


UA Ag

SC.-Visi?

l i t , 1-96, 6- S

•

( 1 * »)

INFANTS SUTLER HOME

Officers r e - e l e c t e d ; well sunk(2M)

UA, Ap 28, 1896, 7-2

JJ£:JA

INFANTS SUMMER HOME

$5,000 fund d r i v e begun f o r work; boardof managers l i s ted; history of organisation <•tc. U * col.)

UA, My 20, 1896, 7-1,2


Bauech and Lomb Optical Company donateda set of apparatus for bacteriologicallaboratory (2 in.)

UA, Jl 28, 1896, 8-6

SC:JI


Report for season given (5a)

UA, Ag 20, 1896, 7-2

AL:TL


Acknowledge two l a n d d o n a t i o n s ( 3 " )

UA, My 6, 1S96, 7-H

JM:MS

INFANTS SUMMER HOME

Subscriptions made and acknowledged;$442.15 collected on first day. (1£ col.)

UA, My 21, 1896, 7-1,2

JM:AA



List of subscribers; total offunds la $712.30 in two days(1* col . )

UA, Uy 22 , 1896, 7 - 1 , 2

JM.'JA


Subscriptions added; fund raised to$990.75 (£")

UA, My 25, 1896, 7-1

JM.'JA

SULflrfEB. HOSPITAL

Additional contributions listed; total of fundi s $1,291.95. 2/3 col.

XUL My 27. 1896, 6-1


Appeal for a i d issued by board ofmanagers (^")

UA, J l 1S97,

PRJTL

INFANTS' SUMMER HOME

Addit ional subsc r ip t ion acknowledge;total i s $952 after 3 days (1 col.)

UA, My 23, 1896, 9-3

JM:JA

INFANT

M s

UA

•S SUMMER HOSPITAL

t of

My

donat ions; fund t o t a l

26, 1896, 7-1

o

i s *l,048.2Q1 col.


Opened for the season

UA, J l 3 , 1897, 9-1

EQ.-AA

m^Bsi


Managers, Board of

Considered provid ing day p a v i l i o n forbabies a t government p i e r (5")

UA, J l 13, 1S97, 9-1*

SC:TL


tfgtfftfe

INFANTS* SUMMER HOSPITAL

Report of work to July 16th

UA, J l 22, 1897, 8-1

BC:JA


Report of work to August 9 , 1897.

UA Ag 10, 1897. 9-5

ER:JDP


Weekly r e p o r t g iven .

UA Ag 17. 1897. 8-U

Epidemic sweeps Rochester; sick reachthousand (2£N)

UA, D 30, 1889, 7-4

JHifD

IHFANTS1 SUMMER HOSPITAL

Report for week ending August 1, 1897*

UA Ag 3, 1897. 7-1

PR:JDP

mr-^'W"


L i s t of donat ions

UA, Ag 14 , 1897, 11-3

PER:TL


Enter ta inment he ld .

UA Ag 31 . 1897. 6-7

PR:JSP

INFLUENZA

Let te r to e d i t o r from Doctor givingcauses of Influenza (5H)

UA, D 31, 1889, 7-3,4


INOALLS, DANIEL D.

Appointed by po l i ce commissioners

UA Je 15 , 1893, 6-2

MVttP

INGALLS, G. W. ABD COMPANY

The progress and speed with which theirfirm has spread throughout the countryand the fine line of goods they carryin shoes and other leather articles.(2*")

UA, D 24, 1881, 6-3

CL:MB

INGALLS, JENIIETIE (LiRS. GEO. K. )

D i e d

UA, N 8 , 1 8 7 5 , 3 - 5

Jcrajtnnnn

INGALLS, JOHN J.

Ex-senator visits Rochester; to lectureat Washington Rink on the past election(8-)

UA, D 12, 1892, 5-4

JDP:HR

INGALLS, G. W. & CO.

Boot and shoe store opened.

UA 0 16, 1880, .2-2

GZ:LR fINGALLS, GEORGE D.

Married D'Etta H. St. Jerraain.

UA, Ja 16, 1884, 3-7

CC:HR

INGALLS, JOHN J.

Portrait and artlole (4N)

UA, D 10, 1892, 12-6

JL:FD

INGALLS, JOHN J*

Lectures at Washington Rink; predictsconflict between opposing elementsof society

UA, D 13, 1892, 2-1

JDPiHR


XNQALLS, JOHN J.

Kansas ex-senator declares leaders

?f the Populist party are incompetent4 in.)

UAf N 22, 1894, 6-7

oJL:JI

ING ALLS, JO:iN JAIIES

To speak in Rochester on "Some Onusesand Conseqences of the Recent Elect ion";Charles E. Fitch interviewed regardinghim (•$ co l . )

UA, D 9, 1892, 5-2

oJL:FD

INGALSBE, ALFRED

Died

UA, 0 6 , 1896 1 1 - 6

AL:AA

IHGELOW, SARAH (CONESUS)

See Holmes , C h a r l e s (Conesus)

JAtAA

XNQfALLS, JOHN J.

Outlined his opinion as to dutiesof the American Citizen

UA, N 23, 1694, 7-2

JL:JIO

IMOALLS

See

MS: LIB

, NETTIE

C o t t m a n ,

A.

E. F. H.

oINGELOW, MARION

See Hunt, Fred

PR: MB tINGELOW SOCIETY

Gave the anniversary exercises of theGenesee Wesleyan Seminary. It is theoldest of k- societies in the seminary,having been organized in lSk-G (£ col)

UA, J e 1 1 , 1 S 8 1 , 2-k

CL:AHO


INOELOW SOCIETY

Lima

Officers elected. (1»)

UA, Ja 21, 1890, 2-2

PC:SC

INGERSOL, JAMES

Died in Dansvil le .

UA ily 20, lggQ, 6-2

SL.-LR o3ffi£!i!y!r?i^!3%,

Leased storn for ;.aper mill de;<ot

EDD Ap 17, lb5J, 2-5

IN0ER80L, A. J.

Will leoture in Corinthian Hall his

Experience as an Infidel and a Christian

UA F 5, 1663, 2-4

MHM/CMV

INGERSOLL, DR.

Announces that he will not deliver lec-

ture on

UA F

MHM/JI

"Infidelity"

12, 1863, 2-3

\iINGERSOLL, COL.

His idea of copyrighting all of hisspeeches defended in letter to editor

UA Ja 20, lggO, 1-6

INGERSOLL, COL,

Another letter to UA defends his actionsin copyrighting his speeches to preventnewspaper publication

UA Ja 21 , 1SS0, 1-7

L-JtC^POt.

EI^RSOLL,

"lives r<=-(-ort on objects and r e su l t sof City ;.:is.••!:" ionary e n t e r ^ r i t e .

RDD, Je 3 , 1854, 2-4


INGFR80LL,

Died

UA, Ap

X7:AA

ALICIA

28,

(L/IRS.

1893, 2-1

o

JOHN)

INGERSOLL, REV. ALVAN

Obituary.

UA, D 24, 1864, 2-3

CG:MB

INGERSOLL, FRED B.

Further exposure of forger andbigamist; family r e l a t i o n s .

UA,0 15, 1878, 2-5

CF:KB

INGEHSOLL, MRS. JA:.;ES

Died i n Oss ian New York

UA, Hr 3 1 , 1884, 2-2

I?; mnc

IUGDRSCLL,

tvriteaobjects

RDD| Je

KKy.rr.LH

article on City rissions;anI results

S, 1854, 2-4

o

INGERSOLL, FRED B.

Impostor exposed as forger and bigamist;obtained possession of young g i r l ' sproperty and then deserted her

UA 0 12, 1&1&, 2-3

CMP/CHV

INGERSOLL, FRED B.

See I n g e r s o l l , Anna V.

CCPiBZ

INGERSOLL, MRS. JA.USS

Died

UA, Mr 3 1 , 1884, 3-6

oo mrrn


INGERSOLL, JOHN N. (LOCKPORT)

Former Rocheaterian assumeseditorship of the "LockportJournal••

, 3 20 , 1856, 3-2

MB

INGERSOLL, Urs. JOHN H.

Died from burns from a camohine explosion

UA, Ag 22, 1860, 2-4

fo-

INGERSOLL, JOLIA H.

See Hyde, Dl Cameron

DS

INGER3CLL, !'•

His horses

RDD, H 18,

JD

fell

1852,

•

through

2-5

a bridge

INGERSOL , JOHN N.

Lecturing in Grand Rapids, Mich.before the "Young Men's Christian Union"

DA D 15, 1857 2-2

PM

INGERSOLL, JULIAH

See Hyde, Cameron

MLH

INGERSOLL, LIB3IE C.

Death

UA, S 13, 1357, 3-5

ARO

INGERSCLL, I'

Sells Ingersoll Paper rills to jonesand sons

RDD, Ap 17, 1354, 2-4

LALll.LH


INGLhSCLL, kARY

See Cnzeau, Theo. H.

CCPIAB

Former resident died at Brooklyn;obituary

UA, N 23, 1372, 2-3

GZ:A£

53

INGERSOLL, R.G.

Lectured on "The Liberty of Han, Woman,& Child" at Corinthian Hall; reviewed

UA, Ja 12, 1878, 2-4

NT.-AB

INGERSOLL, ROBERT

Gave l e c t u r e on "The Foundations ofFaith" at the Lyouem (£ c o l . )

UA, F 1S96, 7-1

1 * 1 I l l l I I I 111

INGFRSOLL,

Leased

by C.

RDD Hr

DS

I/ILTON

paper

Horse

m i l l formerly ovmed

17, 185^, 2-5

oINGER30LL, MINNIE

K i l l e d by John Koch because she refusedto go out with him.

UA, J l 11 , 1895, 1-7

VP:AA

O

INGERSOLL, COL. R. G.

Gave a lec ture a t the Onera House; t ex tof the lec ture given. Snov.e to l a rgeaudience (£ col)

UA, Ja 17, lSSO,2-5-

INGFRSOLL, COL. ROBERT G.

Spoke at Corinthian H^ll lost evenlnc(3")

UA F 22, 1878, 2-1

M W J T L !.VN:RZ


INGBRSOLL, ROBERT G.

Spoke on "Orthodox Rel ig ion" a tGrand Opera House

U*, My 22 , l&&kt 2-1*

OCC:AB

INGERSOLL, COL. ROBERT G.

Great o r a t o r l e c tured a t Lyceum;The s u b j e c t of the a d d r e s s was"The Bib le" ( l c o l . )

Ua, Mr 1 1 , 1S95, S - l

MC:EQ

INGERSOLL, ROBERT T.

Died*

UA, 8 10, 1885, 2-2

(MASON CITY, IOWA)(Formerly of Rochester)

JG:MB

INGERSOLL, SARAH L.

Teacher at the House of Refuge

RDU F 9, 1856, 3-1

CMV

INGERSOLL, COLONEL ROBERT G.

Gave a l e o t u r e on "What Sha l l I DoTo Be Saved" a t Lyoeum Theater( i Col.)

UA, Ap 30,

JM:JI

INGERSOLL, COLONEL ROBERT G.

Delivered speech on Agnosticism atLyceum Theater (2 col.)

UA, P i , 1897, 8-1

INGERSOLL, RUBY ( BROOKLYN)( FORMERLY OF ROCH.}

D i e d

UA, S 3 ,

LG:ARO

ING3RSCLL PAI Z?< r

See J o n e s and Bro the r

\J

1XH


INGHAM, FERNANDO H.

Committed s u i c i d e

RDA, J a 1 0 , 1853 , 2 -2

MLH

INGHAK ART COLLEGE

Held exhibition (5/6 col.)

UA, Je 16, 1891, 6-3

SC:HR

A r r ' s L .L.D t o General

L

INGHAIvI, PRAI3K HSITRY

Death in Farma

RDD, Ja 12, 1854, 3-4

oINGHAM,

Whig

JOSEPH

nominee for

County

RDD,

FD:JD

0 21, 1852,

1

coroner in Wyoming

2-5

>

INGHAM, JOSEPH (North Paxva)

Married Nora Cokely

UA F 26 1892 7-4

3L:AA

INGHAM COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, LS ROY

See Le Roy-Ingham C o l l e g i a t e I n s t i t u t e

FD

INGHA1A UNIVERSITY (LE ROY)

Conducted 40th Anniversary exercises.(2CM)

UA Je 22, 1877 2-5

WNJHR


INGHAM UNIVERSITY (LE ROY)

Concert given by 3'oung* Ifidlee .itthe Univers i ty favorably received

U*, Mr 17, 1S79, ?-5

aiP:ARO

INGHAM UNIVERSITY

Programme o f commencement week g iven ,<

gr

UA Je 17, 1879, 2-7

INGHAM UNIVERSITY

„ Graduatingyesterday

UA, j e 19,

i

PJ\7:AR0

exercises came to a conclusion(3W)

1879, 2

O

INGHAli UNIVERSITY

Is said to be having a red letteryear. ~.

UA N 1, 1879, 1-6

GC:PZ

INGHAT: UNIVERSITY (LE ROY)

Held commencement

UA

WN:RZ

INGHAil

Je 12, 1880,

UNIVERSITY

exercises. (14")

2-5

(LE ROY)

Class day exercises held yesterday.(1 col.)

UA Je 15, 1880,2-4

INGKAL: UNIVERSITY (LE ROY)

Kittredge, Rev. J E. (Ser.eseo), preachr^the baccalaureate sermon yesterday. (19")

UA Je 14, 1880, 2-4

IK'GHAi.: UNIVERSITY (LE ROY)

Observed Alumnae Day. (4-| col.)

UA Je 16, 1880, 2-5


INGHAM UNIVERSITY

Commencement Day(3 col.)

UA

77N:RZ

Je 17, 1880,

(LE ROY)

exercises held.

2-4

O

INGHA:: UNIVERSITY (LE ?OY)

Class day exercises of sraduates of1882; programme of evening1 exercises.(2/3 y

UA Je 13,. 1889, °-

IHOHAM UNIVERSITY, LE ROY

Meeting of Board of Councillors todiscuss measures for r e l i e f of theinstitution. (6")

UA, Je 28, 1882, 4-2

UCMB

INGHAM UNIVERSITY, LE ROY

The programme of the anniversarye x e r o i s e a g i v e n . (3H)

UA Je 9 , 1881 , 2-3

CL:RZ

INGHAL:

The

UNIVERSITY

committee forlift the mortgagehas

UA,

raisingreports

been subscribed. (lw

Jl 21, 1881,2-5

$6000 tothat $1000)

INGHAM UNIVERSITY

A move tofinancialdeclines

UA, Je 2,

NT:MB

(LE ROY)

place it on a soundbasis; Rev. Dr. Kittrldgechancellorship* (1/5 col.)

1882, 2-6

O


Commencement exercises. (2/3 col.)

UA, Je 15, 1882, 4-2

MM: MB


Walsvrorth, Rev. E. B. (Albion) waselected Chancellor.

UA, Jl 29, 1882, 2-3

WN:MB


INGHA;.: UNIVERSITY (LE ~OY)

Faculty fo r the coming y e r r l i s t e d . (3H)

UA krr ?O, 1682, 2-5

JD:LG

INOHAU UNIVERSITY

No s t e p s \ i i l l be taken to en la rge theart gallery.

UA Ap

[.1S:RZ

INGKAI-.: UNIVERSITY

Annual services of the alumnaeheld yesterday

UA, Je 20, 1683, 4-4

INGHAX UNIVERSITY

Blafce, Josephine D., (Dansville)and El izabeth R. Clark (G-sncseo)appointed members of facul ty .

UA, 8 1, 1033, 2-2


The board of counc i lo r s met andconfirmed f a c u l t y appointments (3M)

UA, S 15, 1882, 2-4

WN:AR0

INGHAK VNIVFRSITY

Commencenent exercises held (4")

UA, Je 19, 1R83, 4-2

• JAB

INGHAK

Closing exercises; cef-'rees conferred:

UA, Je "1, 1883, 4-3

;;.s :AB

INGHAM UNIVER8ITY

Art students oelebrated Washington'sbirthday.

UA, F 2 6 , 1 8 8 4 , 4 - 3

PWtHR


INGHAV. UNIVERSITY (LE ROY)

Commencement e x e r c i s e s . (1 2/Z Col)

UA Je 20, 1867, 3 - 3

ICC:LR


Art exhibition (1$ Col)

UA Je 22, 1887, 6-1

DC:LR

INGHAM UNIVERSITY

Alumnae day, banquet

UA, Je 25 , 1887, 6-3

CC:HR ^

(U(LE ROY)

co l s . )

• • M i

INGHAM UNIVERSITY

Le Roy

Commencement e x e r c i s e s open; program l i s t e d<a«)UA, Je 13 , 1891, 6-5

SC'.FD

INGKAM UNIVERSITY (LE ROY)

Anderson, Rev. James, d e l i v e r e d b a c -calaureate sermon (9")

UA, Je 15 , 1 8 9 1 , 7 -2

SC:HR

•INGLE, HS::?wY

Died

RDU, 5 19 , 1E54, 3-2

•


Alumnae he ld concert (6")

UA, Je 17 , 1891, 1-6

SC:HR

INGLEHY, REV. WILLIAM (RUSHFORD)

Deposed as m i n i s t e r of P r e s b y t e r i a nChurch for immoral i ty .

UA, N 2 7 , 1885, 2-4

FG:HR


INGLEKARDT, CONRAD

Arreeted f o r at tacking a man n t h

a cane

, j e 18, i860, 2-2

o

Dies of injuries received wl.en clothes

catch on fire

HDD D 11, 1C51, 2-4

C-.V

INGLEHART, JOEIH

Con burned to death

EDA D 11, 1351, 3-1

DS

INGLIS, GEORGE

Married L i z z i e Kane

UA F 1 0 , 1896, 8-5

IN&LEHARDT, JOHN

Jury selected for hisfirst degree arson.

UA Ap 11,*

CC:MB

1661,

•

trial for

2-1

INGLEHAhT, ilR.

House destroyed by fire

RDA Ky 11, 1852, 3-1

INGLES, REV. CHARLES

Lectured at the Young Men's ChristianAssoc ia t ion Uusic Hall . (3")

UA, S 25, 1893, 5-3

IB:FAD

INGLIS, MAGGIE

See Clark, DeSalvo W.

CL:AB


INGLISS , JAMES

Married Eliza Fielden

HDD,

DS:KLH

Ap 26, 1851, 3-3

O

INGMIRE, THOMAS C.

Married Hattie Sheard

UA, S 30 , 1886, 2-6

GTZ:FD

INGRAHAM, A.W.

Married Mrs. Myra Davis ; account of wed-ding (2")

UA, D 16 , 1880, 2-4

GZiFD

INCM'.'IHE, ;

Died

UA, As

'APLE

4 , 1 8 9 3 , 5-1

oING1HRE AND

See Mann,

SC:HR

THOMPSON

Abram S•

oINGRAHAI.!, ALEXANDER

Charged with embezzling $82 fromEllas Gault

UA Ja 4, 1883, 2-4

J I

INGRAHAM

Died

UA

T r J L : R Z

, BURTON

Je 19, 1893, 5-5

•

INGRAHAii, LRS. D.ff.

Died

UA, Mr 28 , 1872, 3-4

AJC.'AB


INGRAHAM, DANIEL

Elected Court

1664

UA Ja 2,

NT:JI

P.

of Appeals Jud£e for year

1864, 3-?!

*

IB.INGRAHAM, ISABELLA

Died In Penitentiary of Typhus fever

UA N 2, 1869, 2-6

WN/CSf-V

INGRAHAM, IRA S,

Married Jennie

UA, P 2, 1887,

CC:UB

I.

8-4

(WAYLAND)

Babcock.

O

INGRAHA?£, JOHN, SR. (PITTSFORD)

Obituary. (2")

UA N 19, 1083, 4-3

CCPlLR

See Davis, Hiram

INGRAHAM, DR. SAMUEL

Died a t Macedon

UA, Ag 4 , 1 8 9 3 , 7 - 1

INGRAHAM, MINNIE ( COLORED)

Gave b i r t h to c h i l d on a porch; newborndied l a t e r in h o s p i t a l ( l " )

UA. J i 27, 1S91*-, 6-1*

JL:LG

INGRAHAM, SARAH BUCKMINSTER

See Hickey, Yates

ULH


INORAHAM, SIDNEY P. JR.

Member of the l a s t Assembly of New Yorko i ty v i s i t e d Rochester.

UA, Je 13, 1864, 2-3

eg: mam

HHBP

INGRAHAM, W. L.

Elected Vice President of the Rochester

Law Club

UA, S 28, 1859, 2-3

PJW:ARO

INGRAHAM, WILLIAM A. (LYOIIS)

Struck by a water p i P e and d ied

UA, S 1 1 , 1893, ? - l

IB: A3

INGRAHAM, Y/M.

Admitted

UA D 8,

PV:DS

L.

to

1859

the New

, 2-4

•

York State

-

Bar

INGRAHAM, WM. L.

Resigned as Commissioner of Deeds of

Third Ward.

I UA S 17 , 1862 2-3

VR:JS 9

^ m _ _ , umwmmm\WLA iff1"-

1 INGRAH, KENNETH

1 Died

1 UA Ap 1 8 , 1 8 9 3 , 5 - 3

1 MW:RZ A

INGRAHAM, WILLIAM L.

Died

UA Ag 3 1 , 1 8 9 4 ,

^ • • • ^ • H H H I H IINGRAM, LOUISA

Died

UA, Ja 15 , 1894,

FAD

5-4

•

2-6

•


DS

RAlvl, W.

Elected

HDD

:«7L

director

«J1 8,

of House

1851, 2-4

Telegraph.

INGRAM, WILLIAM

Arrested for obtaining a su i t by fraud

UA, N 30, 1892, 5-2

JDP:AB

INHALATORS

See Inventions

LM:CG

IHKROF, WELHELMINA

Letters of administration granted

UAf Je 3> 1884t 2-5

\

INGRAM, W*

Elected to Board of Di rec to r s , House

Telegraph Co*

RDA J I g, 1851, 3-2

JL

INGSTRUK, GEORGE E.

Arres ted on charpe of indecent exposureto young women pas s ing by (7")

UA, 0 11 189?, f_!

JDP :A3 o

INHERITANCE TAX

Dudley graded inheritance tax b i l lpassed the Senate

UA, Ap 22, 1697, 7-1

i.i :RP

INK-STAND

See Inventions

LM:CO


XNUAN, AMY

See Cronner,

WN:JI

INMAN, HARRIET (BUFFALO)

Died

UA Je 24, 1893, 5-4

J1:RZ

INMAN, ISAAC L

Died

UA. J l 28,

JL:LG

XH11AN,

See

1JCjRZ

PEARL

Stahl,

(TORONTO)

Frank \

I

I

INMAN, AHY

Bee Smith, J . Moreau

WN:JIO

INMAN, HERMAN C.

Appointed to police force

UA, F 2, 1872, 2-5

ajcjmmm

^^SmmINMAN, J. S.

Elected President of the Bricklayers1

and Plasterers' Association.

UA, My 1 1 , I 8 6 0 , 2-4

HR

INMAN, WM.

Listed

UA,

PW:AB

Ap

H.

a s

2 0 ,

(CLARENDON)

supervisor

1883, 4-1

#


INNES, JESSE G.

See -Gray, George A.

INSANE ASYLUM

Board of Supervisors appropriated

$6,000 to build

RDU, D 15, 1855,

AHO

INSANE ASYLUM

Brewster, H. A., urges enlargement of

insane asylum

UA S 13 , 1859, 2-3

PW/CLHV

INSANE ASYLUM

Let t e r to the editor acout the proposedInsane Asylum Anne:: (9")

UA, Mr 26, 1885, 3-5

:FD

INSANE ASY'AIM

B i l l for ne." s t ' i t e asylum presentedin legislature. Fochester discussedas ossible location

RDU, Mr 3, 1353, 2-4

nmrn

INSANE ASYLUM

Article on necessity of one or moresuch institution

UA, F 1, 1859, 3-3

DS:FD

INSANE ASYLUM

Struck by l i g h t n i n g and considerablydamaged

, Ag 10,

INSANE ASYLUM, GENESEO

George W. Burt (Mt. Morris) has beenengaged to act as superintendent (2")

UA, D 31, 1879, 2-5

PJW:HR


INSANE ASYLUMS

See Monroe County Insane Asylum

NP:JMG

INSANE ASYLUMS, VTESTEHI-: N. Y.

Bill introduced to Assembly to appro-

priate money to aid in erection of

building for Insane people

UA cr 15, 1660, 2-4

AB:DS

IN3ANE ASYLUM

See Rochester, City of

Insane Asylum

INSANE ASYLUM, tfSSTERN NEY/ YORK

Recommended by Gov. Seymour i n h i s

message. D e s i r a b i l i t y of such

institutions in Rochester stressed

RDU, Ja 6, 1853, 2-3

CB

INSANE ASYLUM FOR WESTERN NEV/ YORK

"Rochester Daily Chronicle" favorsestablishment

UA, F 16, 1869, 2-4

f d; mram

INSANE PAUPERS

Monroe County excepted from sending

insane paupers to Buffalo

UA F 5, 1864, 2-1

VRjJI

INSANITY

Called "popular dodge" for defense

in court trials

UA J l 24 , 1858, 3 -3

DS

INSANITY

ROCHESTER

One a r r e s t

UA N 27, 1860,

JS:DS


INSANITY

One Police

UA, D 15,

CG:ARO

Court

1363, '

Case

•

oINSANITY


UA, 0 8, 1866, 2-5

me:mam

INSANITY

One arrested in Police Court

UA* D 21, 1866, 2-4

JDJARO

IHSANITY


UJi Ja 12, 1867, 2-4

INSANITY

1 Polio© Court oaae

UA, Je 23, 1864, 2-6

JI

INSANITY

Rochester


UA 0 26, 1866, 2-4

CG/CCP

INSANITY


UA, Ja 5, 1867, id-5

INSANITY

One arrested in Police Court

UA, Ja 28, 1867, 2-4

JI:ARO


INSANITY

1 arrest in Pol ice Court.

DA MR 22, 1 8 6 7 , 2 - 4

PG/CCP

INSANITY

1 a r r e s t In Pol ice Court

UA Je 3 , 1657, 2-4

VB:JI

INSANITY

One case In Pol ice Court

UA, Je 1 1 , 1SC7, 2-4

IK8A::ITY

One c a s e

UA, J e oc

1CS5/I-O

• •

In Police Covrt

.c~79 2-7

•

IHSANITY

1 arrest In Police Court

DA, Ap 4, 1867, 2-4

mam, mmm O

INSANITY


UA Je 8, 1867, 2-4

CG:JI

INSANITY


UA Je 12, 1867, 2-5

CG:JI

INSANITY

1 arrested In Police Court

UA, S 24, 1867, 2-5

CCP:NT


INSANITY


HAt N 26, 1867, 2-4

CCP:MAL

INSANITY

1 trial in Police Court

HA, Ja 23, 1868, 2-4

CFzMAL O

INSANITY

Escaped inmate sent back to asylum.

UA MR 2 1 , 1 8 6 8 , 2 - 6

CF/CCP

• • •INSANITY

1 case In Police Court.

UA, Uy 9 , 1868, 3-5

JD:MB

IwSANITY

One case

UA, Jn 9

JD:A.-0

in Poll

, 186»,

ce Court

2-4

0

INSANITY

One case i n Police Court

UA, Ap 21 , 1868, 2-5

JD:ARO

INSANITY

One case in Pol ice Court

UAf My 13 , 1868, 2-5

JD:JMO


INSANITY

Taloott, Eugene, sent to s tate asylumat Matteawan

UA, Ag 14, 1895, 7-1

SC:TL

INSANITY

Campbell, Albert C. taken into custodyafter causing disturbance (5")

Ua, S 23, 1S95, 7-7

0SC:TL

INSANITY

Brunnlgan, Mark, went i n s a n e ( 2 N )

UA, N 1 1 , 1 8 9 5 , 6 - 2

INSANITY

Sindingler,insane

UA, Ag 24,

SC:JI

Henry,

1895,

declared to be

7-4

0

INSANITY

La Seur, Frederick to be committedto asylum (10")

UA, 0 1, 1895, 7-4

SC:JA

INSANITY

Learch, Anthony committed to S ta teHospital

UA, N 21 , 1895, 7-6

SC:EQ,

IM8ANITY

Be Gee, Ellen, declared to be insane;«ent to State Hospital (8")

&*, N 22, 1895, 6-2

INSANITY

Trennaman, George J , declared to beinsane

UA Ag kt 1*96, 5-2

SC:VwP


INSANITY

Committed to State Hospital forInsane

UA, Ag 22, 1896,

SClEQ o

MS*INSANITY

Punk, John Haramonsnort taken toWillard Hospital for the insane

UA, Ja 20, 1S97,

CG:AA

INSANITY

Pfarrer, Levl, adjudeged insane; sentto State hospital (2W)

UA, Jl 7, 1897, 7-3

INSANITY

Riddle, Robert declared to beinsane

UA. Ag 2kt 1896, 6-4

SC:EQ

INSANITY

Denton,Denmark

UA, Ag

AL:JI

Andrew.(i Col,

29,

might be sent to

1896, 11-3

0

INSANITY

Bennett , John H. (Brockport) sentto Rochester S ta te Hospi ta l

UA, Ja 19, 1897, 6-5

CG:JA

INSANITY

Paschelka, Alber t nr^es ted; wi l lbe examined

UA, Ja pp. i 3 9 7 > 6_3

EQ:TL

INSANITY

Unamann, William declared insane(2/3 col.)

UA, Jl 10, 1897, 9-1

SCJtoS


INSANITY

One ease In Police Court

UA, Je 3 , 1868, 2-4

JD:AB

INSANITY

1 arrest In Pol ice Court,

UA, Mr 11 , 1869, 2-5

AR:MB

Ili•ISAI'ITY

1 case tried in Police Court

UA, D 21, 1869, f?-6

INSANITY

1 arrest

UA 0

ME/CCP

in

15 ,

Police Court*

1868, 2-5

O

INSANITY

1 case

UA J l

JG:JI

in

28

Police

, 1869

i

Court

, 2-5

»

INSANITY

1 case

UA Ag

FG:JI

i n

4 ,

Police

1869,

Court

2-5

•

INSANITY

1 case

UA 0

VC: JI

in

26,

Pol ice

1369,

Court

2-6

INSANITY

Strltzel,—-, a German, has been re-moved to the Insane Asylum.

UA Ap 29, 1876 2-3

CCP:HR


INSANITY

Nearly a l lwere men

UA, J e

JD:AB

19,

the( lM)

18 7S

recent

O

Insanity cases

INSANITY

Bill introduced in the Assembly toprevent insane persons being confinedin an insane asylum without a t r ia l byJury. (1 c o l . )

UA F 3 , 1883 2-5

VC:HR

INSANITY

Kelly, Peter J., has been adjudgedan indigent lunatic

UA. 0 31, 1892, 5-1

JM:JI

INSANITY

Draper,

UA, A p ;

hm mmm

Mrs. Ann

L?, 1880,

, declard

2-5

O

insane (i")

Krampt, Louis, taken to Monroe CountyInsane Asylum (I11)

UA, 0 14, 1890, 5-6

INSANITY

White, Helen, goes insane while v i s i t i n gsister (1")

UA, Jl 19, 1890, 5-5

SC:HR

INSANITY

Dolan, Bridget declared an indigentlunatic; admitted to Rochester StateHospital

UA S 20, 1992, 5-1

JDP:VMP

INSANITY

Lutes, B i l l y , declared insane; sentto State Hospital (3")

UA D 3 , 1694, 8-3

JL:RZ


INSANITY

Kel ly ,Insane

UA, J]

SC.'AA

John committed to the Wii iardAsylum

L 3 1 . 1«S»7, 10 -6

O • -INSANITY

Howling, Mrs. J., taken to the institutionduring temporary insanity. 8".

UA Ag U, 1897 . 6-5

SC:JDP

INSANITY

Mit tentha l l . Bertha s en t to NewarkAsylum (?")

UA, S 15 , 1S97, 6-14-

3C:AA

INSANITY

Hullaine, William, becoming violentlyinsane in Rochester State Hospital;when committed to institution was• i ldly insane (2h')

UA, N 17, 1897, 6-2

ICPsTL

INSANITY

O'Neil, Hugh, committed to the HomeopathicHospital. 6M-

UA Ag 3, 1897. 6-7

SC:JDP

INSANITY

Uullane, William S., arrested for beingdangerously insane.

UA Ag U, 1897. 7-1*

SC:JDP

INSANITY

Alexander, Fred W., became v io len t lyinsane; committed to Rochester StateHospital (5fl)

UA, 0 29, 1897, 6-6

CCP:EQ

INSANITY

Me Fettridge, Lizzie held at Jail becauseof persecution hallucination

UA, D 21, 1S97, 9-2

SC:AA


INSANITY

See Jay,

£R0

(LE

Harry

ROY)

3.

e

INSECTS

Milton

how to

habits

effect

ARMY WORM

0. Almy (Entomologist) tells

destroy them; article describes

of insect and its destructive

on the crop8

UA S 23, 1861, 2-5

NT *Dfl

INSECTS

Plant Louse (Aphis)

Great damage being done in Western NewYork by this pest (16")

UA, Je 12, 1886, 3-1

tINSECTS

Weevil

Farmer in Chili reports that entire

crop of wheat was almost destroyed

by the weevil

RDU, Je 25, 1856, 3-1

;.#:.: :MC

INSECT

See

Lid: MB

BITES

Accidents*

O

INSECTS

Grasshoppers

Rochester invaded by pests

RDD, Ag 21, 1852, 2-5

ARO

INSECTS

New insect pest called the plumscale, threatens plum industry ofwestern New York V2/3 col*)

UA, 0 30, 1894, 9-5

MMUI

• •INSECTS

See Grasshoppers

LM:NT


INSECTS

See ^

Ol:LR

•esplnn Fly

©

INSLEY, HENRY

Suspect in Lyons murder case, sent topenitentiary for 6 months for vagrancy

UA, N 16, 1892, 5-3

INSTALLMENT DEALERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

Organized last night; officers elected.(2*)

UA F 1 5 , 1889, 3-1

PC:RZ

IM8TITUTION FOR THE BLIND

Quarterly meeting he ld

UA, D 14, 1888, 6-2

(BATAVIA)

3L:HR

INSLEE, ANNA

See flabin,

FT:JI

John

O

INSOLE

See Inventions

VC:JI

INSTALLMENT DEALERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

Organized; officers listed.

UA, Ap 17, 1891, 2-4

FAD

INSTITUTIONS

See Air Cure Institution

CMrARO


INSTITUTIONS

See Alms House, County

VC:FD

INSTITUTES

See Bausch's Optical Institute

LM:MB

INSTITUTIONS

See Blind Institution

LM:MB

INSTITUTES

See Brockport Collegiate Institute

LM:MB

INSTITUTES

See Athenaeum

RJP:ARO

and Mechanics

0

Institute

INSTITUTES

See Benedict And Satterlee'sCollegiate Institute*

LM:MB

INSTITUTES

See Boys1

RochesterTralninf Institute,

•

INSTITUTIONS

See Charitable Institutions,


Institutes

See Colligiate Institute

LWi/AE

Institutes

See Collig:

LRM/AB

ate Institute,

O

Roche:ter

INSTITUTIONS

See Deaf & Dumb, I n s t i t u t i o n f o r the

U1:NT

INSTITUTES

See East

LRM:FD

Avenue Collegiate Institute

INSTITUTES

See East

LK:UB

Avenue Institute*

1W

INSTITUTIONS

See East

lp m jmnvT!

Bloomfield Institution

IH8TITUTES

See Elmira, Female Collegiate Institute

INSTITUTES

See Hageman Female Institute

LMiNT


INSTITUTES

See Hebrew, German & English Institute.

LM:MB

INSTITUTES

See Heywood's Academical Institute.

LM:MB O

INSTITUTES

See Mercantile Institute.

INSTITUTIONS

See National Institution

INSTITUTES

See Hebrew

LM:MB

Institute,

O

Rochester*

lm.mnm

INSTITUTES

See LeRoy-Ingham Col l l eg ia te I n s t i t u t e

O

INSTITUTIONS

See Monroe Co. Savings I n s t i t u t i o n

lrn ronra

INSTITUTES

See Nunda Literary Institute


INSTITUTES

Bee Polyteohnic Institute

OLM/CMV

INSTITUTES

See Rochester

•

Collegiate

O

Institute

INSTITUTES

See^eacher's Institute

LRJJ

INSTITUTES

See Teachers1 Ins t i tu te , Monroe Co

INSTITUTES

See Teachers' I n s t i t u t e , RochesterINSTITUTES

See Tracy I n s t i t u t e

INSULATOR

See InrentlonsHSTITUTES

8ee Tracy Female I n s t i t u t e


INSURANCE

Editorial describing different kindsof insurance companies

> N 22, 1853, 2-2

KHK:i:LHo

EISURAITCE

A r t i c l e "Insurance I I " published

28, 1S53, 2-3RDU

CliV

INSURANCE

Letter from citizen concerning fraudsin this business

HDUf F 24, 1854, 2-4

INSURANCE

Art i c l e on compares in Rochester.

UA, My 13, 1859, 2-2

Pli

INSURANCE

Edi tor ia l on the developement of Insur-

ance Companies

HDU 11 28, 1853, 2-4

Oc:.:/

INSURANCE

Item e n t i t l e d "Insurance !To I I I "

RDU ?T 29, 1853, 2-3

c: v

INSURANCE

Gaffney, Owen and Wm. McCarthy to openoffice for fire, marine and lifeinsurance

UA, Uy 5, 1859, 2-1

nn:

INSTJRA.\'CE

Buell

taken

"A N

CG :DS

ROCHESTER

, E. N. and H. P

the place of H.

2, 1860, 2-4

m

i

nrewster have

A. Brev/ster

-


INSURANCE

Editorial disapproving insurance

litigation

UA D 20, 1860, 2-1

CG/CL1V

INSURANCE

Feeling of insecurity in Fire

Department management increases

Insurance,

UA, Ja 17, 1865, 2-1

FD:MB

INSURANCE

Statistics on life insurance premiums andbenefits (} col.)

UA, Ag 13, 1872, 2-4

UTlARO

INSURANCE.

Artlole

aooldent

UA, N 28

CG:ARO

announcing

insurance .

the introduction of

, 1864, 2-2

0

HSURANCE

Letterrate8.

UA, Mr

t

writer urges lower insurance(11/6 co l

18 , 1876,

.)

2-4

INSURANCE

Effect of the Chicago fire on insurancepolicies held by Rochesterians announcedin several articles.

UA 0 21, 1871 2-5

CMP:HR

INSURANCE

Article on life insurance. Poorurged to insure as well as rich.(5*)

UA Mr 10, 1876, 2-2

AJC:RZ

INSURANCE

Article tellinp" of the risks Involvedin life insurance and giving Informationon Insurance in general

UA, *' 2, 1877, 2-5

. aft mmn


INSURANCE COMPANIES

Correspondent "0. B.« writes onlife insurance polleles; givesstatistics (7/8 Col.)

UA Ap 9, 1877, 2-4

JCH:JI

INSURANCE

Mutual Benefit Associates, neworganization of prominent businessmen

UA N 20, 1878, 2-3

MHM:JI

INSURANCE

Bill was introduced to Legislature tocompel life Insurance Companies to makepolicies Incontestable after certainnumber of years

UA, F 12, 1880, 3-2

Increase In rates discussed (16")

UA, Je 4 , 1884, 2-3

LOlFD

INSURANCE

Independent Order of Workmen, organi-zation for insuring the lives of itsmembers; charged with unsoundness by the"Buffalo News"

UA Jl 2,

*

INSURANCE

Statistics

UA, F 13,

GTZlFD

on Insurance

1879, 2-3

•

3usiness given

INSURANCE

Bill requiring companies, In case ofloss, to pay whole amount for whichproperty was Insured, passed by StateLegislature

UA, My 21, 1880, 3-1

Jd mmm

INSURANCE

Rochester Union and Advertiser newspaperoffers each subscriber, free, a $500accident policy.

UA, Mr 6, 1893, 5-1

FAD


INSURANCE

Tricks of agents to secure v ic t imsrevealed*

UA Ja 23, 1894, 7-3

101 :RZ

INSURANCE

Chamber o f Commerce s i g n e d l e a s e f o rfive years for rooms in the newleeler and Kimball building; passedresolution calling for the regula-tion of insurance rates in the cityby the State Board of Underwriters(9 in.)

UA, 0 9, 1894, 8-2

MM:JI

Increase in rates causes many corporationsto '"ith(ira-7 their policies from insurancecompanies notimder the Underwriters'Association (•£ col.)

UA, N 2, 1894, 8-3

INSURANCE

Companies claim heavy losses during p^styear necessitate increase in ra tes ;claim not sustained (k col.)

UA, N 7, 1894, 6-3

•JTL

INSURANCE

Roohester,consideringrates (2£H)

UA, J l 24,

J1I:JA

Fire

Board of Underwritersquestion of raising

1894, 6-4

oINSURANCE

Underwriters asking for h igherpremiums; advances cause d i s -s a t i s f a c t i o n among propertyowners (2/3col)

UA, N 1, 1894, 8-3

MM:JA

INSURANCE

Underwriters1 Association los ingpatronage due to inorease in pre-miums 12/3 col*)

UA, N 5 , 1894, 8-3

MMUI

INSURANCE

Local insurance agents think the newschedule i s un jus t ; un iversa l scheduleof the Underwriters ' Associat ion hasnot been o f f i c i a l l y modified in l oca lappl ica t ion (h c o l . )

UA, N 8, 1894, 6-1

:M:TL


INSURANCE

Farmers indignant over ra i se in insurancer a t e s ; some l o c a l merchants have had theirstock rates increased arbitrarily (£ col.)

UA, N 9, 1894, 8-3

INSURANCE

Public meeting c a l l e d to discuss thenew schedule of advanced r a t e s ( l / 3 c o l )

UA, N 15, 1894, 8-7

INSURANCE

Special meeting cal led; probability thata new Insurance company, based on theLloyd System, wi l l be formed to opposethe Underwriters (acol)

UA, N 17, 1894, 9-5

lOIlJA

INSURANCE

MM:JA

INSURANCE

Prominent property owners to unite informing a Lloyds' Company to competewith the Underwriters' Association

BA, N 20, 1894, 6-1

JL:JI

Medical Examination

Fees cut way dovm; medical men angry(8-)

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 13-?

ASjFD

INSURANCE

See Firemen's Insurance

INSURANCE

Suggestion o f tne National Board of Underwritersthat cos t ly changes and addi t ions to the f i reand water systems be made to render i t morevaluable to the insurance companies referredto the Executive Board; Board protested againstthe plunder of Rochester property owners. 2 col .

UA ur 3 , 1S97. 6-1

CG:JDP

INSURANCE AGENTS

42 in city

UA S 15, 1883, 2-6

JG:RZ


INSURANCE ASSOCIATION

Eleoted offloers in meeting

UA, Jl 9, 1890, 5-6

HR

INSURANCE COMPANIES

Cooperative Insurance company formedto Insure churches. (8")

UA, Je 6 , 1891 , 6-5

SC:FAD oINSURANCE COMPANIES

Clark, M i l t o n , d i r e c t i n g movementto establish a Rochester "Lloyds"to provide the people with betterInsurance at lower rates

UA, N 27, 1894, 8-5

JL:JI

INSURANCE COMPANIES

Milton Clark Company was i n c o r p o r a t e d*lth a c a p i t a l of $10,000

UA, J l 8 , 1696, 8-2

INSURANCE COMPANY

New fire insurance company to be formedin Rochester. (9")

UA, N 2 4 , 1 8 8 6 ,

GTZ:MB

3-3

0

I.'AB

INSURANCE COMPANIES

The rates of insurance policies havebeen increasing due to the heavylosses (8")

UA, 0 27, 1893, 5-5

IBlFD

INSURANCE COUPANTES

Rochester Fire Underwriters to beorganized; will be operated uponthe Lloyd's plan; l i s t of subscribers

UA, D 18, 1894, 7-5

INSURANCE COMPANIES

8ee Aetna Insurance Company of Utica


INSURANCE COMPANIES

See American Mutual Life InsuranceCompany

RJP:ARO O

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Commercial Fire Insurance Company

rjpjmmm

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See, Continental Insurance Company

CM:ARO

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Empire Insurance Company

Pjp;mmm

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See American Popular Insurance Company.

CM:HRO

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Continental Fi re Insurance Company

CM:ARO

INSURANCE CO."SANIES

See Draft Insurance

CM:ARO

INSURANCE COUPANIES

See Empire State In su rance Company

CM:RZ


INSURANCE

See Fire

CM:ARO

COMPANIES

Insurance

O

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See F i r e I n s u r a n c e Company, S e c u r i t y .

CM:HR

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Home I n s u r a n c e Co.

YJC:RZ

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Mutual B e n e f i t L i f e I n s u r a n c e Company

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See F i re I n s u r a n c e Company, R o c h e s t e rGerman,

taia HR

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Government SecurityCompany

O

Life Insurance

INSURANCE. COMPANIES

Letter writer Dolnts out desirability ofstarting a municipal Insurance company(* col.)

UA Ap 10, 1^76, ?.-

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See New York City.Insurance Company

CUlARO


INSURANCE COMPANIES, NEW YORK STATE

Editorial, detailed, on

BDU, N 22, 1853, 2-2

CMVO

INSURANCE COMPANY, ROCHESTER GERMAN

Annual meet ing of t h e d i r e c t o r sheld. Officers elected.

UA Ja 12, 1888, 2-5

JG:RZ

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Rochester German F i re InsuranceCompany

CU:ARO

INSURANCE GOMPANIE3

See Rochester Insurance Company

CM:AR0

•INSURANCE COMPANY, ROCHESTER GERMAN

Held picnic at Seneca Point. (P.n)

UA Jl 25, 1877, 2-4

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Rochester Flower City InsuranceCompany

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See R o c h e s t e r German I n s u r a n c e Company

C1I:ARO

••iINSURANCE COMPANIES

See Rochester Title Insurance Company

CM:RZ


INSURANCE COMPANIES

Rochester Title Insurance Company,meeting to consider preliminary stepsfor organization. (3")

UA, F 10, 1837, 3-1

CC:L'B o

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Washington County Mutual InsuranceCompany

CH:ARO

INSURANCE COMPANIES

8ee Western New York General InsuranceCompany

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Safety Deposit Life Insurance Company

INSURANCE COMPANY, SAFETY DEPOSIT LIFE

Secur i t i e s deposited with State Treasurerof I l l i n o i s , not destroyed in Chicagofire

UA; 0 12, 1871, 2-2

MM:JI

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Union Insurance Company

CM: AR

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Western New York Draft InsuranceCo.

NP:HR

INSURANCE COMPANIES

See Western Farmer1s Insurance Company

NPlHR


INSURANCE COMPANY , GERMAN-AMERICAN

Directors re-elected

UA. D 5 , I89fc,

JL:LG

10-7

oINSURANCE, CO-OPERATIVE

Woodworth, D. J . , expresses h i sopinion about the cr i t i c i sm of co-operative insurance published in theMew York Star* (& col* )

UA, J l 13, 1887, 5 - 5

IB:HR

mINSURANCE LAW VIOLATIONS

International Investment Union,several officers indicted (£

UA, My 31, 1894, 6-1

JA

INSURANCE LAW VIOLATIONS

Wels, Joseph S. discharged from PoliceCourt on Insurance l a v v io la t ion be-cause of a technicality ( col.)

UA, Mr 17, 1S96, 7-7

VM:TL

INSURANCE COMPANY, NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL FIRE

Withdrew from Underwriters1 Association

UA. D g, 1S91L, 9-6

JL:LG

«/INSU7\NCE LAW SUITS

I-avles, Henry vs . American Life

Insurance Co., Circui t Court case

UA Ja 12, 1861, 2-3

mm*INSURANCE LAW VIOLATIONS

Baylies, Charles E., arrested forviolating State Insurance Lawby giving a rebate of 65 per centon the premium on a large policyto Eli M. Upton (12 in.)

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 6-3

INSURANCE, LIFE

Article on insurance and gambling;former regarded as success by many.

UA, F 22, 1859, 3-2

PU


INSURANCE, LIFE

Editorial points out trickery in policies

UA, Ap 11, 1873, 3-3

GZ:FD O

"INSURANCE REPORTER"

P u b l i c a t i o n , i s s u e d by H. A. Brewster

RDD S 5 , 1853, 2 -6

INSURANCE UNION, AMERICAN FRATERNAL

Roches ter Counci l , No. 22

Officers elected

UA, D 3, 1897, 6-7

ttTENDINO BUILDER COMPANY

Filed certificate of incorporation

, Mr

INSURANCE OFFICE

See Fairchild's Banking and InsuranceOffioe

r IDImmm

INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, WESTERN NEW YORKSOCIETY OF LIFE

New proposed o r g a n i z a t i o n ; com-m i t t e e s formed at meeting a t PowersHotel (4")

UA, N 1 1 , 1886, 3 -2

GTZ:HR

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

Opened by John 0lDonoughue

RDD* Je 2, 1852, 2-5

CB

INTERIOR WOODWORK COMPANY

F a i l e d , Made genera l assignment,

UA J e 2 4 , 1893 , 5 -4

jM:RZ


INTERMENTS

See Deaths

CM/CMV

INTERNAL REVENUE LAW

Returns of Income tax

UA, Uy 5, 1865, 2-2

REVENUE

unount of internal revenue taxespaid to the Collector of 2bth Dis-trict from ADril 1st, Ibb3, toApril 1st, lBb4

je 9, 1865, 2-1

INTERNAL REVENUE

One c o n v i c t e d

UA, J e

PJtfrJHG

7 , 1864

i/ACT

, 2-5

0 .

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS

Farmers of Genesoe County opposeadministration of government moneyfor internal improvements*

UA, Ja 8, 1874, 3-2

GTZ.'MB

^xur^ ™ ^INTERNAL REVENUE

Income Tax, commissioner Lewis argues thatpersons whose family expenses are over $2,OOO a year must have a taxable Income.

UA, Mr 24, 1865, 2-1

MHMIARO

Jii.INTERNAL REVENUE

Decision that taxes paid out should bededucted from income, as tp.ves, or ex-pense

UA, My 15, 1865, 2-P.

MAL:f'AL

INTERNAL R

I n t e r n a l revenues receipts f o r Novemberwere $o7,95^.12 ( l " )

UA, D 2 , 1SS2, 2-2


INTERNAL REVENUE

Office of co l l ec to r Inspected.

UA Ap l , lgqo, S-<5

CC:JDP

INTERNAL REVENUE

Receipts for October listed (l in.)

UA, N 5, 1892, 5-2

JM:JI

INTERNAL REVENUE

Report of l i c e n s e s granted to maplesugar d e a l e r s (lOH)

, 0

IB.-AB

INTERNAL REVENUE

United S t a t e s Government

To tax p l ay ing cards ( l /3 col.)

UA. Ag lg, igoli, g-5

JL:LG

INTERNAL REVENUE

O f f i c i a l s complete r e p o r t on maple sugarproducers in a r ea (8H)

UA, My 25, 1892, 5-1

SC'.FD

INTERNAL REVENUE

Total list of receipts for July

UA, Ag 1, 189. , 5-6

IB:AB

INTERNAL REVENUE

Report of business done in theRevenue office

UA, N 2, 1893, 5-2

IB:JI

INTERNAL REVENUE

Issues order to dealers to take inventoryof their playing cards. (l£M)

UA, Ag 20, 1894, 6-3

JL:AA


INTERNAL REVENUE

Report on bus iness for September

UA, 0 2 , 1895, 6-6

SC:MC

INTERNAL REVENUE

Collectors report of receipts formonth (r£-n)

, AP 3 , , S-2

INTERNAL REVENUE

Custom House

Report for March given

UA, Ap 4, 1896, 11-1

JC:JI

INTERNAL REVENUE LAW

One conviction in District Court

UA, My 17 , 1866, 2 -5

CG

INTERNAL REVENUE

Report on month's r e c e i p t s for December(3")

UA, Ja 3 , 1896, 6-2

SCrAB

• • ; = * — * > • • = "

INTERNAL REVENUE

Custom House report for March given,

UA Ap 4, 1896, 11-1

JC:RZ

INTERNAL REVENUE

Report on month's r e c e i p t s (2")

UA, J l 2, 1896, 7-6

SC:FD

INTERN. L RIZVEHUE LAV'f UNITED STATES

Duffner, John charged ivith making false

revenue re turns-found not gu i l t y

UA, F 15 , 1867, 2-2


INTERNAL REVENUE LAW VIOLATIONS

Wollf, J . E . , arrested for s e l l i n g boxesof c igars lacking l a b e l s and brands

UA, Ag 7, 1871, 2-6

m

INTERNAL REVENUE VIOLATIONS

Follet, Dr. H., arrested for neglectingto attach government stamps to bottles ofmedicine he is selling

UA, F 8, 1878, 2-2

RZ:FD

mINTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL

BASEBALL CLUBS

See Leonard, A. S.

HR

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS

Bee Agricultural Exhibitons International

INTERNAL REVENUE VIOLATIONS

Dr. H. Follet arrested for neglectingto attach government stamps to bottlesof medicine he is selling

UA F 8, 1878, 2-2

RZ:JI

INTERNAL

Fowle ,pay ing($M)

UA, 0

JG:MB

REVENUE LAW VIOLATION

Harvey (Perry) arrested for notthe government tax on tobacco*

3 , 1885 , 2-3

•

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF PAINTERS,DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS

Local Branch

Address given by president (2a)

UA, My 1, 1896, 9-2

JM:JA

INTERNATIONAL HUNTING CLUB OF ROCHESTER

Successful in their annual meeting inCanada. (3")

UA 0 31, 1882, 4-2

JD:RZ


INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT UNION

Several officers indicted (icol)

UA, My 31, 1894, 6-1

oJA

INTERNATIONAL RELIEF SOCIETY

Held meeting to aid eufferers of the

war in Franoe; election of offloere

named*

UA, D 12, 1870, 2-1

AB.'KB

i/

INTERNATIONAL STEAMBOAT CO.

Colborne Transcr ip t a t t acks company'sarrangements.

UA, Mr 18, 1857, 3-1

PW:NT

INTERNATIONAL STOCK COMPANY

Rochester branches among those closedbecause of the failure of a Buffalobranch (6W)

UA, N 7 , 1896, 9-7

JPSFD

INTERNATIONAL MlittNO COi.TANY

Officers elected at annual meeting(1/4 col .)

UA, Ap 9, 1870, 2-3

O

INTERNATIONAL REPUBLIC SOCIETY

To hold meeting for the relief and benefitof the sufferers, by the wars in France

UA, D 5, 1870, 2-4

AB Lit

INTERNATIONAL STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Elected directors

UA, Je 10, 1857, 3-4

INTERNATIONAL TYPOTHETOE

Held annual convention here(2 in.)

Uk9 Jl 11, 1896, 9-4

I AT...TT


IINTER-SEMINARY ALLIANCE

Meeting of pastors to make arrangementsfor the entertainment of delegates tothe Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliancewhich will hold its annual conventionat the 2nd Baptist Church. (9")

UA, 0 2, 1885, 4-4

JG:MB O

INTER-SELIINARY MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

The second day of the session vrasattended by more persons and moreinterest was shown, (li cols.)

UA, 0 23, 1885, 2-4

INTER-STATE COMMERCE

New b i l l goes i n t o e f f e c t

UAf Mr 2 5 , 1887 , 3 -4

INTER-STATE COMMERCE LAW

Views o f Rochester Sh ippers ' ; l i s t e d ( l " )

UA Ap 1 3 , 1887, 3 - 3

INTER-SEMINARY

Committeesthe opening

MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

completed arrangement forsession. (IS")

UA, 0 22, 1885, 2-6

JG:HR©

CC:LR

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Reynolds, Thomas J., received favor-able decision against the Western N.Y.& Pennsylvania Railroad Company* Thecomplaint alleges that higher rateswere charged for the transportation ofrailroad ties than for other lumber(5-)

UA, Ja 16, 1888, 8-4

JO.-HR

INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Railroad companies appl ied to CommerceCommission f o r extens ion of t ime, with-i n which, under an act of Congress a l lra i l road companies must equip t h e i rcars with safety dev ices for the pro -t e c t i o n of trainmen and switchmen ( l 1 )

UA, J l 1 3 , 1895, 6-2

VP:JI

INTOXICATION

Brockport

Conway, John, brought to Rochesterto serve sentence.

UA, 8 4, 1858, 3-2

VR:MB


INTOXICATIONLyons

Kerran, llary A arrested for soaldinghusband In a drunken brawl

UA, Jl 1, 1858, 3-1

•mm

~urke, Patrick, jailed on charre of

intoxication

RDU, Je 7, 1354, 2-5

?D t> RO

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Me Carty, William, arrested

RDU, D 22, 1855, 3-4

ARO

INTOXICATION

Me Carty, John, arrested and sentto Work House.

RDU, D 24, 1855, 3-1

INTOXICATION

Burke, Ann jailed on charge of

Intoxication.

RDD, Je 7, 1854, 2-5

FD:AR0 O

INTOXICATION

Keenan, John and BridgetBrady, John

Police Court case.

RDU, Mr 21, 1855, 3-1

MB

INTOXICATION

Rochester

King, James, arrested

RDU, D 22, 1855, 3-4

ARO

VR:MB

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Sullivan, Daniel, arrested.

RDU, D 24, 1855, 3-1

VR:MB


INTOXICATION

Rochester

Hill, Alexander, sent to Work House.

, D 26, 1855, 3-1

VR:MB

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Cole, JamesRohr, John R.O'Brien, James

Arrested

RDU D 27,

CMV

1855, 3-4

O

INTOXICATION

Stewart,

RDU D

. CMV

Rochester

Daniel, sent to Work

29, 1855, 3-1

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House

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Thompson, JohnBarney, James

Arrested

RDU D 31, 1855, 3-2

.CMV

INTOXICATION, PUELIC

Three cases In Po l i ce Court

RDU, J e 3 , 1856, 3-1

INTOXICATION, PUBLIC

Six cases in Police Court,

RDU, Je 6, 1856, 3-1

IHTOXICATION, PUBLIC

Four cases in Po l i ce Court,

RDU, Je 6 , 1856, 3-2

KB


Five cases in Public Court,

RDU, Je 7, 1856, 3-2

MB



Four oases In Police Court

RDU, Je 12, 1856, 3-1

ARO


Three cases in Police Court,

RDU, Je 14, 1856, 3-1

MB


Four cases in Police Court

RDU, Je 20, 1856, 3-1

MHM:MC.


Seven cases in Police Court

RDU, Je 24, 1856, 3-1

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Five cases in Police Court*

RDU, Je 13, 1856, 3-2


Dolan, James, convicted of drunkenness

and assaul t

RDU, Je 19, 1356, 3-2


Three cases- in Police Court

RDU, Je 23, 1856, 3-3

mw.vfl

INTOXICATION

Murphy, JamesSpruck, C h r i s t i a n — s e n t e n c e d t o Ja i l .

RDU, N 3 , 1856, 3 - 3

NT



Two cases In Police Court

~DU, N 10, 1856, 3-3

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Three cases in police Court

RDU N 15, 1856 3-1


One case in Police Court

RDU N 18, 1856 3-3

NC

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Clark, OwenLee, James arrested.RDU, D 5f 1856, 3-4

NT

INTOXICATION, PU3LIC

Four cases in Police Court

, N 11, 1856, ?-3

mhm;mmn


Five cases in Police Court

RDU N 17, 1856 3-2

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Blake, James; Boothty, Richard; arrested.

PDU, D 2, 1856, 3-3

NT

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Farrell, William, and Yarden, Edward,

arrested

D 8, 1856, 3-1

CMV


INTOXICATION

Rochester

Armstrong, Richard, Moran, Daniel, and

Pervis, James, arrested

D 8, 1856, 3-1

CMV

INTOXICATION

Rochester

KcCarty, John, a r res ted

RD'J D 12, 1856, 3-2

CMV^nv^HHCMbv j_ ' V-^^^^^PSP

INTOXICATION

Corne l l , Jacob arrested,

UA , D 2?., 1856, 3-1

NT

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Qulnn, William, Richard Lflvis, sent

to Work House

. UA. D 27, 1856, 3-3

INTOXICATION

Rochester

McAnally, Patrick, and Dunning, Abrara,

arrested

RDU D 9, 1856, 3-2

CMV

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Town, George (Crestline, Ohio), arrested.

UA D 19, 1856, 3-1

NT

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Droyer, Ann; Bridget, H .dlock, sent

to the Work House

UA , D 24, 1855, 3-5

ARO

ARO

INTOXICATION

Rochester

McMillan, Robert, George Knor, Allen

Danford, Jnraes McLmi«hlin, arrested

UA ^ ?9, 1856, 3-1

ARO


INTOXICATION

Thret oases In Polioe Court

UA, Ag 13, 1857, 3-2

FG:ARO

INTOXICATION

McKey, Robert in Polioe Court.

UA 0 6, 1857 3-2

FG:FD

INTOXICATION

Four cases In Police Court

UA 0 20, 1857, 3-3

*

INTOXICATION

2 oases in Polioe Court

UA, Ag 14, 1857, 3-3

FG:AROO

INTOXICATION

Two cases in Police Court

UA 0 i9, 1857, 3-4

DS OJMBgwg-

INTOXICATION

Three cases in Police Court

UA N 9, 1857, 3-4

INTOXICATION

One ease in Police Court

UA N 11, 1857, 3-3

INTOXICATION

Four offenders held in Polioe Court

UA F 19, 1868 3-2

PM


INTOXICATION

Pour offenders held In Police Court

UA P 22, 1858, 3-3

DS

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Moran, Thomas; Conway, John;Roberts, John; arrested*

UA, Mr 24, 1858, 3-3

VR:MB

INTOXICATION

Police Court—several Cases listed,

UA, Ap 1, 1858, 3-5

FD:MB

•••

INTOXICATION

Several Police Court cases listed.

UA, Ap 7, 1858, 3-2

INTOXICATION

Several offenders held inPolice Court,

UA, Mr 19, 1858, 3-2

FD:MB O

INTOXICATION

Police Court

Several cases listed

UA, Mr 31, 1858, 3-2

FD:ARO

INTOXICATION

Police Court, several caseslisted.

UA, Ap 5, 1858, 3-4

FO:MB

FD:MB

INTOXICATION

Several oases listed in Police Court.

UA, Ap 20, 1858, 3-4

FD:MB


INTOXICATION

Several cases tried in Police Court

UA, Ap 26, 1858, 3-6

FD:ARO

INTOXICATION


UA, Ap 28, 1858, 3-2

FD:ARO

INTOXICATION


UA, Ap 30, 1858, 3-2

INTOXICATIONRochester

Feeney, JamesPaul, SarahHandly, Thomas

UA, Jl 1, 1858, 3-2

INTOXICATION


UA, Ap 27, 1858, 3-3

FD:ARO

-^••^™&a

INTOXICATION


UA, Ap 29, 1858, 3-3

FD:AR0

INTOXICATION

Several cases tried in Police Court,

UA, My 13, 1858, 3-2

FD.'UB

INTOXICATION

Rochester

JCeeney, Bridget, arrested

UA Ag 14, 1858, 3-3

CUV


INTOXICATION

Roohes ter

Baboock, H. A. a r r e s t e d .

UA Ag. 2 0 , 1858 3-2

P1I

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Kelly, Patrick, arrested.

UA Ag. 20, 1858

P1I

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Dunn, PatrickSwift, BridgetScanlon, JamesSabatha, Nicholas

Arrested.

UA, Ag 24, 1858, 3-3

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Three men arrested

UA Ag 25, 1858, 3-4

3-2

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Callahan, Anthony, sentenced to three

months

UA, Ag 27, 1858, 3-2

ARO

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Cal lahan, Mary, Raymond Spade, William

Glasgow, a r r e s t e d

UA, Ag 2 8 , 1858 , 3 -4

VR:AFO

CUV

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Develen, John, (Alias Me Guire)

Mathias Shaffer, arrested

UA, Ag 30, 1858, 3-2

VR:AR0

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Clark, John , Seneca Osgood, arrested

UA, Ag 3 1 , 1 8 5 8 , 3 - 3

VRtARO


"fTiiliir-i in

INTOXICATION

Mo O o g l e ,

UA, S

VR:MB

Roohester

Edward-—arre s t e d#

3, 1858, 3-3

O

INTOXICATION

Roche ster

Gagan, llichael

lie ilannls, Thomas

He Guire, liar tin

Arrested.

UA, S 6, 1858, 3-3

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Boothby, Richard, arrested but not

Committed

UA, S 15, 1858, 3-2

VR:ARO

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Cavern, John, arrested and sent toBuffalo*

UA

PU

0 9, 1858 3-3

INTOXICATION

Roohester

Fox, Patrlok; Mullen, Ellen;Case, Francis; arrested*

UA, S 4, 1858, 3-3

VR:MB

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Boyle, Thomas, Jane Wilson, Julia

Lee, arrested

UA, S 10, 1858, 3-3

VR:ARO

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Worms, Harmon, arrested

UA 0 6, 1858, 3-4

CUV

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Rice, Margaret, and Clute, Jacob, arrest

ed

UA 0 14, 1858, 3-7

VR/CMV


INTOXICATION

Rochester

2 men and 1 woman arrested

UA 0 19, 1858, 3-4

VR/CMVO

INTOXICATION

Rochester

2 women arrested

UA 0 20, 1858, 3-4

VR/CMV

•KZINTOXICATION

Rochester

Four men and one woman arrested

UA N 5, 1858, 3-2

VR/CMV

•MiINTOXICATION

Editorial on "Intemperance and

Destitution"

UA N 9, 1858, 3-1

VR/CMV

INTOXICATION

Charlotte

Day, John, brought to Rochester to serve

sentenoe

UA 0 19, 1858, 3-4

VR/CMVO

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Kinas, Thomas, arrested

UA 0 30, 1858, 3-2

VR/CMV

INTOXICATION

Rochester

O'Nell, Sarah, arrested

UA N 8, 1858, 3-2

VR/CMV

INTOXICATION

Rochester

2 police cases

UA, N 23, 1858, 3-3

opjmram


INTOXICATION

Rochester

1 police court case

UA, N 24, 1858, 3-5

i 1WIHU

INTOXICATION

Rochester

1 Police Court case

UA, N 29, 1858, 3-3

Rochester

2 Police Court Cases

UA, D 1, 1858, 3-4

INTOXICATION

Rochester

Burns, John, arrested.

UA D 1 8 , 1858 3-4

Pll

INTOXICATION

Rochester

4 Police Court cases

UA, N 26, 1858, 3-4

cgjramm

INTOXICATION & DISORDERLY CONDUCTRochester

5 Police Court cases

UA, N 30, 1858, 3-2

cg;niinm

INTOXICATIONRochester

Stone, JuliaVandenberg, John arrested

UA, D 17, 1858, 3-2

sunm

INTOXICATION

Roohester

Conners, Ann arrested.

UA D 18, 1858 3-4

PU


INTOXICATION

Connolly,

-UA

P1I

Roohester

James, arrested.

D 18f 1858 3-4•

INTOXICATION.

Rochester

Dolan, James arrested.

UA D 20, 1858 3-4

P1I

INTOXICATION

, Roohester

Rattan, John, arrested,

UA D 22, 1858 3-4

P&I

INTOXICATION

2 oases in Police Court.

UA Ja 17, 1861, 2-4

t

INTOXICATION

Roohester

Corr lgan , Mary Ann arres ted*

UA D 2 0 , 1858 3-4

P1I

INTOXICATION

RochesterAdams, Charles, and Broln, William,arrested*

UA D 21, 1858 3-3

PM

INTOXICATION

Rochester

2 arrests.

UA, 0 11, 1860, 2-3

PW:MB

Hi

INTOXICATION

1 case i n P o l i c e Court.

UA, Ja 18 , 1861, 2-4

FO:UB t


INTOXICATION

5 cases In Police Court,

UA, Ja 21, 1861, 2-4

FG:MB

jr.: FAD

INVENTIONS

Automobiles

West, J.B., Invented machinedriven by gasoline generatedsteam (5")

UA, D 24, 1897, 12-2

CCP:TL

INVENTIONS

B a l l o t reform group advocate 'Jeyerssystem for adop t ion ty ICev: York Str te ;machine d i s cr ibed and i l l u s t r a t e d . (6

UA., N. 9, 1889, 7-1

I t CO I 414 t cAOniOULTUR8

ChiIds, Augustin B, patent granted for

grain winnower

RDD, Ja 3 1 , 1853, 2-5

INVENTIONS

A French invention stuffs chickens soas to make them fat and tender. Theyare cooped up and not allowed to move,A description of the machine and itsoperation.

UA, F 18, 1878, 2-4

RZ:'kB 0

INVENTIONS

Robertson, J, A., and Albert Mutschler,patent grated for plate holder

UA, Ag 13, 1897, 8-2

SC:TL

f o r i:..r

Agricult

roT."ec. sood

.. J-X, . ^ ^ ,

r a l

,

OINVENTIONS

Agricultural Tools

Sherwood's Orpin Binder very

successful and practical

UA, Jl 21, 1860, 8-4

JS:


INVENTIONS

Air Buffer (Railroad)

Crouch, Wesley, his invention successfullydemonstrated before railway officials.

NT:MB O

INVENTIONS

See Alarm Attachment Lock

RJP:ARO

INVENTIONS

Alarm signal for railroad

Smith, G., granted patent.

UA F 12, 1886, 3-4

MSlRZ

INVENTIONS -

Tmm^j- animal - -.*jj

Benee, Fred, received a patent

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

;mram

J

INVENTIONS

Alarm

Schneider,patent for

RDU, N 22,

NT

Attachment Lock

Johnit.

1855,

•

(Rochester) received

, 3-2

o

Alarm Cash

Miles' drawer an effectual bar to -till-tappins*

UA, N 7, 1871, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Anaesthetics

Campbell, Dr., invented an anaestheticwhich benumbs the teeth and gums andenables teeth to be pulled painlessly.

UA Ag 10, 1872 2-2.

VC:HR tINVENTIONS

Clark, Gates A., has invented anapparatus for consuming the gas and smokefrom soft coal (3$w)

UA, N 15 , 1SS7, 3-2

IB:ARO


ritfi

INVENTIONS

A r t i f i c i a l Legs

Bardeen, Ur«, commended on expertwork

RDD, S 12, 1353, 2-5

oFD:KLH

INVENTIONS

Barometer

Clum, H. C.^ Inventor; constructed on

atmosphere displacement theory.

UA 8 15, 1862 2-3

VR:JS

INVENTIONS

Barrel Heads, Meta l l i c

Invented by S y l v e s t e r Lewis,

UA, D 3 1 , 1864, 2-1

CGjHB

INVENTIONSBasket Splints

Johnson, J. G. Rochesterian has inventeda machine to make splints in makingbaskets.

UA, F 22, 1865, 2-4

hdjmam

INVENTIONS

Band saw

Hettel, Anthony

UA, F 21, 1891,

PR:HR

guide

, patent

2-4

issued

INVENTION

Barrel-Heads

Lawler and Dougherty, patented their

machine for making barrel heads.

UA Je 16, 1863 2-2

MHM:JS

Baseball i!

INVENTORS

Wagoner, L. H. & C. C. Beohan givenpatent for baseball mask. (6")

UA., Ag. 1, 1890, 6-4

SC:FAD

INVEKTICiJtfBath

Clanp, J.C. (Ho-ner, N.Y.) obtainspatent thru J. Fraser and Company

UA, 0 26, 1867, 2-4*

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INVENTIONS

BEDS

Spencer, Mr- C. P. inventor of wood

bed

UA Ap 15, 1859, 3-2

DS

INVENTIONS

Bicycle Supports

Kennedy, John W., patent issued

UA, F 21 , 1891, 2-4

oPR:HH

INVENTIONS

Binder

Daniel' McPhenon (Caledonia) inventednew kind of binder.

UA, Ag 2, 1875, 2-2

AArllB

INVENTIONS

La Casse,(4M)

UA, My 17

AS:FAD

Bicycles

Henry, Invents new bicycle.

, 189?, 5-1

•

HWFNTIONS

Belt Clasp

Description of.

RDQ Jl 1, L85:J. 2-4

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INVENTIONS

Bicycles

J e f f r e y s . L. A., receive patent for pack-age c a r r i e r and hub. (6";

UA., Ag. 1 , 1890, 6-4

SC:FAD

INVENTIONS

O

Bicycles

Bullls, P. 0., description of his bicyclewith new method of propulsion. 1 col.

UA Ag 7. 1897, lU-U

INVENTIONS

Boats

Carey, Lyman (Ontario) invents new

life boat

RDD, *" 19, 1853, 2-4

ARO


INVENTIONS (Ad)

Boat power

Inventor has plan f o r towing canalboats by steam; needs $3,000 to en-semble .

UA Ap 8 , 1871 2-6

NT:HR O

INVENTIONS

Boat Pump

Wilson, F.C, obtained a patent

UA, D 31, 1369, 2-6

mmmINVENTIONS

Boilers

Sintzenich, Edward, second trial ofreconstructed steam fire engine provedboiler practical.

Ap 16, 1872, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Bois Air Compressor

Hydraulic Motor Company of Rochesteroptimistic about new apparatus (11/3 col)

UA, Ja 5, 1881, 2-4

JD:AB

INVENTIONS

Boat Propellers

New method of propelling canal boats by

Steam; Invented by Judah Parker

UA Jl 8, 1869,

1/

INVENTIONS

Bob-Sleigh

Stewart, S. II. & W. G. , inventors

of sleighs much improved

UA, Ja 27, 1857, 3-2

RM.-ARO

INVENT! O?S

Newel ,

UA, Mr

CF:AR0

J .

30

IS

Boilers, Clothes

C , secured patent

, 1868, 2-4

•

INVENTIONS

Book Binding Machine

Clague, .H., and R.B. Randall Inventors

and patentees of this great invention

described. } col.

UA, F 3, 1870, !?-2


INVENTIONS

Boring Machine

Fairman, S.

RDU, Je 2 4 ,

MLH

, inventor

1853, 2-4

OINVENTIONS

Bottle Stopper & Washer

Redmond Perfection Bottle Stopper andGoulding Bottle Washer, Rochester in-ventions, praised at Bottlers Conventionin Pittsburgh. (2«)

UA, N 16, 1882, 2-2

j JD:MB O

INVENTIONS

4 box fastener harness

Patereon, E. C», received patent

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 2-4

INVENTIONS

H i l l , G.

UA, S 9 ,

Ml&:FD

INVENTIONS

Bottle Stopper

J . , took out a patent

1871, 2-2

m

Bottle Washer

Goulding, G. P . , granted pa ten t fromWashington.

UA Ja 29

IB:RZ

, 1886, 3-5

•

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INVENTIONS

Brakes

Roberts, Edward F., given patent for airbrake and c ir brake. (6H)

UA., Ag. 1, 1890, 6-4

SC:FAD

INVENTIONS

BRICK MACHINES

Brown, Luther, grantel patent

for improvements

RDD Ag 15, 1851, 2-4

DS

INVENTIONSBroom Clamp

Day, Justus (Holley) obtains patentthru J. Fraser and Company

UA, 0 26, 18(>7, 2-4

nt j


INVENTIONS

L o r e y , W.

UA, Ap 1 9 ,

GZ:FD

1/

Brush ferule

F«, received patent

1 8 7 3 , 2 - 4

•

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i r '£: Ticrrs

Bur.-, Mr. ,

Bullets

owner of pistols

combination cf pov/der, b a l l

percussion

bul let

RDD, 11 3 ,

cap, a forerunner

1 8 5 3 . 2 . 5

emp

and

of

loving

a

INVENTIONS

Ross, A. J . ,

attached to

UA Ag 1 5 ,

CCP:JI

Burglar Alarm

perfects apparatus to be

doors and windows

1866, 2-4

O

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T INVENTIONSBurner

Spencer, O.F, invented and patentednew type r>f lamp burner

UA, Ao 21, 1"64, 2-2

ne ;

INVENTIONS

Canal Dredge

A comple ted model of a cana l dredgeon exhibition to be placed beforeCanal Board of Albany, operationsand model described

UA, J& 5, 1870, 2-1 1/3 co l .

UAL Ul

INVENTIONSv/

Burial Casket

Stein Patent Burial Casket manufacturedhere, described; business history

UA S 22, 1873, 2-5 5/6 Col.

C~:JI

Camp Chest

Pr.rr, Oeo. (Buffalo) exMbits

irsv^ntion^ to Rochesteri^ns

t?A, Je 1?., lrCl, 2-5

INVENTIONS

Canal Propeller

Glbbs, M. F. and Wm. Walker (Livonia)Invent marine propeller using a ir pressureas the ceans of propelling.

UA Ap 1*,

GTZ:HR


INVENTIONS

Cannon

Bil l inghurst , —, c i t ed as inventor

of widely used cannon

UA, J l 9 , 1859, 2-1

PJW:AR0

iittINVENTIONS

Car Coupling

Parmelee, J. H. invented new railroadcoupling that will save many a hand; doesnot necessitate brakeman going betweencars.

UA Ja 17, 1874 2-4

GTZ:HR•Mi

INVENTIONS

Car Coupling

Terry, C.H., (Rifta) o a t e n t Issued

UA, Ap 15 , 18S6, V 3

INVENTIONS

Can-Openera

Sprague Can Opener very useful inhome duties; operation explained.

UA, Jl 3, 1874, 2-6

JD: MB

I,.VE::TIC::3

Pp.rr , G-eo.

inventions

UA,

FD:./C

Je 1?.

• • • • • • • • • • I • • •MMI

Canteen C

(Buff?

t o R-~c

, 1 - 3 1 ,

•

lo),

I.est

2 - 5

.~e

e?" Itits

INVENTIONS

Car Couplings

Invention by Rochester man forcoupling cars

UA Ja 16, 1S75, 2-1

AJC:JI

INVENTIONS

Car Coupler

Blanchard, Kirk 3., (Clarendon)'inven-tion to be exhibited at Chicago Exhibi-tion

UA Ky 25, 1883, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Me1

UA, ]

c f jmram

Car brake

Master, J.1I.

D 31, 1869,

and starter

, received a

2-6

*

j

patent

mo; Ji


INVENTIONS

Car Register

Several at er.pts to make a d« vice tonumber passengers enteringomnibuses and street cars

UA, Ao 11, 1872, 3-3

AJC:AB

INVENTIONS

Car Seat

Smith, Albert M. to exhibit patentreclining car seat of his ownInvention.

RDUf S 29, 1855, 3-1

INVENTIONS

Car-wheels and ax le s

Olds, Jas. perfects axle for railroads

RDA, Je 17, 1852, 3-1

INVENTIONS

Car Replaoer

Decomps, Edward, patent issued

UA, Mr 1 3 , 1«91,

oINVENTIONS

Jones,

UA, Jl

JMG:SC

Car

Geo

17,

Tracks

. A., receives

1869, 2-1

•

patent

INVENTIONS

Carpet-Fastener

Spencer, C. F., inventor

UA, My 21, 1858, 3-3

FD:MC

INVENTIONS

Williams,

UA, Ap 19

LoZrPn

Carpet

A. J.,

, 1873,

fastener

received patent

2-4

•

INVENTIONS

Carriages

Jones, John, (Clyde) granted patent for

carriages improvements

RDD Ja 28, 1851, 2-5

CW


INVENTIONSCarriages

t/

Sharp, Rev. Wm.(Uillport) patented hisimproved Axle Bearing

UA, Mr 6, 1860, 2-2

rahmjmmra

INVENTIONS

Cider Kill and Press, portablesNathan Chapin inventor

FDD, Ja 14, 1£51, 2-5

Chronoiueter Clock, Self-Propelling

Will is , Price, praised, for v/ork

RDA F 14, 1852, 3-1

CkV

INVENTIONSClock-e ight day

D l t t m e i e r , John, watchmaker, makes c lockmovement, so that i t w i l l run e ightdays without winding

UA, Je 25, 1869, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Sargent, James, invented the chronometricsmoke consumer

UA, Mr 2, 1892, 6-4

SL:KR

INVENTIONSCistern Pumps

U

Race, Wa3hburn (Seneca Falls) patentedimproved cistern pump

UA, Mr 6, 1350, 2-2

nihra; ramra

INVENTIONS

Clark Coking andSmokeless

™- itililiiiiMl

Furnace

Tests give additional proof of thesuperiority of the furnace over oldones

UA, Ja 26, 1888, 3-5

JG:HR ^

INVENTIONS

Clock, Self-windingChronometer

W i l l i s , E. P .—art i c l e highlypraises h i s work.

RDA, Mr 2 , 1852, 3-1

FD/MB


INVFMIGHS

Clocks

Self-winding chronometer nv^ntrd

by E.P.Willls

RDA, Mr 9, 1352, 3-1

NC:MC

INTENTIONS

Clamps

Me Carthy, P e t e r , f o r d r e s s i n g of fence

pickets

DA Vy 1 9 , 1868 , 2 - 6

JtJI

nVEKTICNS

Coal Sifter

Van Zandt and Bixby have placed onthe market a coal and ash sifter thatcpji be used in the home or officewithout creating any dust.

UA S 10, 1875 2-2

INVENTIONS

Richards ,

UA, Ja 3 ,

PR: MB

W i n . ,

1891

Clothespin

patent issued.

, 7-4

INVENTIONS

Dittmeler,(6")

«A, D 2 0 , ]

CL:ARO

Clook

John, Invention described

L879, z-k

0

INVENTIONS

Clothes Wringer

N.B. Phelps wins first prize at State

fair with his Cog. Wheel Clothes Wringer

UA, S 22, 1865, 2-3

PJW:JMG o

INVENTIONS

Coal Separators

Lines, Mr., opens shop for sale and

manufacture of Invention which separates

coal from ashes

UA, D 13, 1861, 2-2

NT:ARO

INVillTTIOKS

Coffins

Happ, T» 3«> invented a g l a s3coffin

RDD, Ja 12, 1852, 2-6

F.LH


INVENTIONS

Coka wagon

Wheat and Catohpole, received patent

UA, D 3 1 , 1869, 2-6

1 /

cf;mmm O

INVENTIONS

Conical Steel Projectile

Beecher, George C. (Livonia Station)

Walker, Jabez (Livonia Station) in-

ventors.

UA Ag 14, 1862 2-2

VR:JS

IiJVEi.TICKSCorn Husker

, I.r. (Penn Yf.n) Invented a machinethat hushs, shells, cleans md putscorn into

UA, 1.T 19, 1861, ?-Z

Jsjnrnn

INVENTIONS

Coking Oven

The results of the test given tonew coking oven invented by GatesClark are published. (12")

UA Ja 25,

JG:RZ

1888, 2-7

•

theA..

INVENTIONS

Coking Furnace

Invented by Gates A. Clark of Rochesterwas given a scientific test whichproved very successful* (8")

UA, Ja 21, 1888, 2-6

JG-.UB

IIWEUTIOKSCollar Fastener

Wood, Alonzo (Henrietta) patented acollar fastening for gentlemen consistingof t^o spring Jav-s v/ith stud passingthrough binding of shirt.

UA, F 26, 1867, 2-1

Jiiraam

l i f t *

i::*.*z:: o::sCOOXIN:, UTE::S;:LS

r3v:3, J r.. ar ; 1 cle pr: \ses pr• ic

icr.l val'j.e of his Invention of a

ricliroi-i for boiling ^e--.tr, an-' a

:i'-ir;-i heater

A S o, 1:61, P

INVENTION

Corn Sheller

Richardson, Ex-Mayor received patent

for new sheller.

UA S 27, 1862 2-5

VR:J8


INVENTIONS

Jessup, 6

tJA, Mr 30

CF:ARO

*

Cotton - seed Planter

. , secured patent

, 1868, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Cultivator

Hoberts, E. B., secured patent

Ufc, Vr 30, 1868, 2-4

CP:ARO

INVENTIONS

Boyce , L.

invented

to reduce

UA, 0 5,

CP:JiIGj

Couplings

D., and George H. Jones

a new self-coupler for

accidents and injuries

1867, 2-4

•

have

railroads

1 IHVENTION

1 Cultivators V/heel

1 Root, r P*1 improvement

RDD, J e 22,

JD

(Sweden) patents

1852, 2-5

INVENTIONS

Cotton Seed Planter

Sherwood, N. B#9 secured patent

US, Mr 30, 1868, 2-4

CF:ARO

INVENTIONS

Cranes-(Hoisting Machines)

Invented by J. Y. Parce (Falrport)exhibited at Jones1 Foundry.Description of.

UA, My 5, 1860, 2-4

FD:MB

INVENTIONS

Cul t iva tor and Harrow

Quick, John, (South Dansv i l l e ) i n v e n t e d

and patented .

UA, Je 18 , 1869, 2-3

JD:MB

INVENTIONS

Curb and bucket

Patented by Hiram Nash (Lockport—

formerly of Rochester).

UA, J l 26, 1862, 2.2

U

VR:MB


INVENTIONS

James Chase

TU, Mr 28 ,

CP:ARO

Curtain Fixture

, secured patent

1868, 2-4

oINVENTIONS

Delivery Cart

D l s s e t t , Thomas, has invented aremarkable de l ivery cart

UA F

CL:JI

18 , 1887, 2-3

oINVENTIONS

Automatic Door Opener

Wykoff, J. P., recently granted patentfor an automatic door opener and closeron elevators. (5 in»)

UA My 25, 1««1, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Door Roller

Gausz, P- E. (Lyons) granted patent,

UA Je 1 0 , 1886, 3-4

INVENTIONS

Cushioned Armors

Shaffer, J. T . , aroused i n t e r e s t in wardepartments of severa l c o u n t r i e s withh i s invent ion of a cushioned armor

UA N 2, 1SS5, 2-6

.AJC/G'AV

INVENTIONS

Delivery Wagon

Dissett, T., was granted patent fromWashington.

UA Ja 29, 1886, 3-5

MS:LR

INVENTIONS

Stoy Roller for Sliding Doors

Coleman, F. p., (Brockport), receivedpatent.

UA, My 13, 1886, 7-3

LR

CL:HR

INVENTIONS

Dovetailing machine

Evarts, H.H., is the inventor of the

dovetailing machine which is open for

inspection at North Water 3t., to

carpenters, cabinet Tiakero, and others.

UA, Mr 14, 1870, ?-2

u


INVENTIONS

Dredging Maohine

Messrs. Hugfrea tr i ed out their new oanal

dredging maohlne successfully

UA, 8 2 , 1870, 2-2

VClARO

INVENTIONS

Dumper Wagon box

Invented l y M. F- Gibbs and Company; o f

Livonia

DA, Ja 9 , 1 8 6 8 , 2 - 1

JD:ARO

INVENTIONS

Electrical Exercising Apparatus

llo Ginnis, W« T., received patent

UA, My 13, 1886, 7-3

Electric Machines

Account given of operation of velocipede*y electric power; successful use oftlectricity to operate small machinesforeseen as revolutionizing mechanicalIndustry. (2/3 col . )

QA Ap 6, 1871 3-2

INVENTIONS

Driving Mechanism for Cars

Hunt, Charles M. (W. New Brighton)patent Issued.

UA, J a 3 , 1 8 9 1 , 7 -4

PR: MB oINVENTIONS

Electric

Page, Charles G., invented a devicethat covers induction coll apparatuswhich is essential to all telegraphicinstruments.

UA, F 23, 1880, 2-2

RL.'ilB

mmrn.INVENTIONS

Electric Light

Guradlach, Earnest, exhibited an electriclight which he invented; steady lightclaimed. (2 col.)

UA, Je 3, 1879, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Electric Soldering & Cementing Can

Dewey, Mark II., patent issued.

UA, Ja 3 , 1891, 7-4

PR:L'B


p

Dewey

UA. ,

? : FAD

A 3

Electric

, Mark ".V.,

F 7, 1891

Soderinp

pp-tent

, 7-3

o

& Cementinp

granted.

Cpji

INVENTIONS

Electric Trains

Trains run by electricity first beingtried at Nashville Tenn.; speedestimated 100 miles -)er hour

UA, Ag 1, 1872, 4-1

lramm

INVENTIONS

Electrical

Fenn, Robert H.t blinded many years agoby explosion; ivented an electricalstop-cock, and electrical meter; UAsays in matter of the meter he surpassedThomas A. Edison

UA, 0 23, 1878, 2-2

ifflMrAfi

INVENTIONS

Elevators

New "Air Cushion" elevator test provedsuccessful (4 In.)

UA My 8, 1680, 2-4.

JDJJI

INVENTIONS

I/acmeto-Electric J/.aohlne

1/3 of oatent :-:o. o:-n,?,5^ to Henry I.r. Painewas asiTipned to Francis ?eer*ine and A.Lemessen-., Jr.

UA Ja F.9, 1884, ?-2

INVENTIONS

Electric T7ires

Fenner, Mrs. Lancora D., files patentapplication for underp-rcund wires.(M)

UA F 20, 1884, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Elevators

Hurley, F. J. & Co., Installed firstelevator operated by water in thiscity,

UA Ap 23, 1877, 2-1

WN:RZ

INVENTIONS

Elevators

•Air Cushion" elevator successfullytested at the Leer Falls (1 in.)

UA My 17, 1880, 2-1

JD:JI


INVENTIONS

Engines

Stocking, Jerome, produced a rotaryreciprocating engine.

UA, 0 26, 1860, 2-3

CG:KB

HJV31ITI0ETS

Excavating Machine

Stowell & Co . , manufacturers of the

machine fo r grading and excavating for

railroads, canals etc.

RDA F 1, 1853 2-6

ISIHVENTIONS Is'

Extinguisher, Vacuum Draft & Spark

Patric, !&••, invents a Vacuum Draft and

Spark extinguisher for large factories,

Jones, Newman and Hollister give testimonial

UA, Je 4, 1869, 2-4

GZ:JMG

1

INVENTION

Sh a ver '

by A. G

UA, J l

Erasers

s Patent Zrp.ser invented

. Shaver

30, 10GO, 1-G

O

INVENTIONS

Excavators ,

S t i l l s o n , George

in Brighton

BDV, J a 12 , 1855

FD:ARO

Improved

D. , e x h i b i t i o n made

, 3-1

INVENTIONS

Bowker,

UA, N 14

Wm

»

Eye Glas ses

• , (Geneva)

1890, 6-7

granted patent

CCP:HR

INVENTIONS

Fan

Sohoonover,

UA, Mr 1 3 , ]

PRjAB

Blower

James 3 . ,

•

patent issued

INVENTIONSi

Faucet, Chac^agne

W. J . Luther secured patent

UA, ISr 2 8 ,

CFsARO

1868, 2-4

#


INVENTIONS

P a r n e l l ,

UA, D 31

cf;mmm

Fted outter

George, received

, 1869, 2-6

a patent

INVENTIONS

Fence

Judson, Rev. L.P., received patent

U A, Ag 5] 1871, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Filter

Kedzie, John, obtained patent,

RDD, Ja 13, 1854, 2-5

MB

IHVENT'ONS

FILTER AND COOLER

Hall & Moran, secures patent

RDO Je 11, 1855, 3-1

DS

u

INVENTIONS

Fence8

Dannale, R. M., patent fence

described

UA, Je 26, 1858, 3-4

FD:MC

INVENTIONS

File Box

Clagne, W.H.H., patent issued

UA, Ap 22, 1886, 3-3

AJClFD

INVENTIONS

Denio,system.

INVENTIONS

K e d z i e ,

RDO Ja

DS

FI

J .

13 ,

y

LTERS

secures patent

1354, 2-5

•

Fire Alarms

m L., invents fire alarm

UA, My 18, 189?, 5-7

AS:FAD


INVENTIONS

Finn, f a . H.

UA P 13 ,

PR:JI

Fii* Armour

, patent

1891,

o

granted

6-3

INVENTIONS

FIREARMS

Vernan, John 3., invention seems to

be improvement on patents of W.

Blllinghur8t (Roch.) and Armstrong

UA S 24, 1861, 2-4

INVENTION'S

FIRE ESCAPES

Gates, Charles, invented by

UA j e 11, i860, 2-2

FD:DS

INVENTIONS

F i r e Escapes

8pencer F i r e Escape adopted fo r useby H. H. Warner and Company. (2H)

UA, D 4, 1882, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Fappa, J . ,

UA F 1 3 ,

PR:JI

Fire

patent

1691

<

Armour

granted

, 6-3

INVENTIONS

Fire

Dewey, Mark W.

UA, F 2 1 ,

PR:HR

1891

Engine

, patent

, 2-4

•

Elective

granted

INVENTIONS

Page, C. D. , has invented a new f i r e.escaoe bed, for saving l i v e s at f i r e s .

UA, Je 24, 1831, 2-5

CL:L:B

INVENTIONS

Fire Escapes

Bills, S. H., (Mt. Morris) here todemonstrate a new fire escape in-vented by him, described. (3«)

UA F 2, 1883 2-4

VC:HR


INVENTION'S

F i r e Escapes

Spencer, Charles F . , a r t i c l e onh i s inven t ions on f i re -escapes (911)

UA, :> 1? , 188?, 2-4

AJC:A-C

IKV3i:TICl:

Fire Extinguisher

Eoynton, Dr., experiment held I'ov 22

HDU, :: 23, 1352, 2-4

oI..LH

INVENTIONS

Ziunernan, Nicholas, (Rome) inventeda portable f i r e tower or se l f -e levat ingplatform

UA, D 14, 1888, 2-5

SL:HR

11 INVENTIONS

1 Chafl. Beach,

1 exhibition at

Flax

(Penn

is

Spinner

Yan) has machine on

State Fair; invention believed

1 to replace cotton;

1 i s cheaper

1 UAf 0 3 , 1862

1 NT:ARO

, 2-1

has better qualities and

O

INVENTIONS

Fire Escapes

Ruthenberg, August, invented a veryvaluable fire escape.

UA N 21, 1888, 2-3

CLRZ

INVENTIONS

Fire Extinguishers

Demonstrated in New York City proves to be

practical and advantageous; operations

described

DZ Je 26, 1866, 3-2

NT/CliV

i /

INVENTIONS

Flat Iron

Hughes, Daniel, Invented a new polished

flat iron.

UA 0 15, 1868, 2-1

ME/CCP

INVENTIONS

Sohled,

UA F

PR:JI

Flower

Charles A.,

13, 1891,

•

Bolt

granted

6-3

patent


INVENTIONS

Foot Stove and Lantern

Arnold, W. E., (Rochester), inventor

UA D 31, 1956, 3-1

ARO

IHVENTIONS

Prince, Mr. (New York) Fountain Pen

inventor; it does away with the

necessity of inkstands

RDD, Ag 23, 1853, 2-6

MC

INVENTIONS

Fr io t ion B o l t s for Mi l l ing Machines

Reynolds, Messr s . , invent ion commended by

C. J. H i l l and Son M i l l s .

UA, Ag 12 , 1864, 2-2

PD:ARO ^

DEVOTIONS

Fruit Jar Covers

Slfldons, j . , secured patent

W» Mr 30, 1868, 2-4

rew

arid

ic::s

Fou:

Patent

He t a i l

, Ja 7,

itain Ten

fountain Fen sold wholesale

by r

1*51

.::. Uewey

, r.-s

oINVENTIONS

Brown

UA

PR:JI

Fountain Pen Filler

, Francis C. 9 granted patent

F 13, 1891, 6-3

oINVENTIONS

Friction Bolts (for milling machines)

Reynolds Friction Bolt, rights soldto Niagara County Millers, Messrs,Delano and J. Moore

UA, 0 3, 1864, 2-4

T djmnnn

INVENTIONS

Fruit Jars

S. B. Dewey, Jr . , introduces new styleJars made to his order and bearing hismark* On sale at his stores.

UA, My 2, 1865, 2-3

JR:MB


INVENTIONS

Fruit

Me Vaster a, A. D.

type of

UA, Mr ]

JD:JMS

fruit jar

12, 1868,

. v

Jars

has invented a new

2-2

O

IKVHfTIONS

Fruit Jar

Addons, Chas., secured patent

UA, Mr 30, 1868, 2-4

CF:ARO

IHVENTIONS

Fruit Jar

William Me Kenchney, secured patent

UA, Mr 30, 1868, 2-4

CF:ABO

INVENTIONS

Furnaces

Gates, Stephen (A'-bion) obtains r

for hot air furnace

RDD, D 18, 185 2, 2-5

-tent

CB

INVENTIONS

Fruit Jar

A* D. Me Master secured patent

UA, Mr 28, 1868, 2-4

CF:ARO

INVENTIONS

Fruit Jar8

Stone, Draper, secured patent

UA, Mr 30, 1868, 2-4

CF:ABO

INVENTIONS

Mason,

Fruit Jars

., new improvements on Jar

DA My 20, 1871, 2-2

JD;JI

INVENTIONS

Furnaces

Moore, Thomas B,, granted patent

UA, My 1, 1891, 2-3

CCP:HR


INVENTIONS

fUrnaee, Hot Air

Boyd, Qomaenginger and Company, obtained

patent for air chamber in hot air furnace

UA, Mr 28, 1868, 2-4

CF:ARO

INVENTIONS

Manufactur ing gas

Lawton, C.F, , A.W. & A . L . , grantedpatents

UA, Je 15, 1381, 2-1

CL:ARO

INVENTIONSlas Ll^ht

Hlnkle, Leonard, oeoole con^re^ateat his home to see the incandescent

li^ht (3")

UA, 3 26, 1333, 2-7

SL

IW2KTIL: 5Gac Regulator

Brockseiper's Patent Automatic G^s Re-gulator, insures i ste.i y lirhL, willpass no more g^s th ,n can be consumed

UA, D 7 , I6o4 , 2-2

INVENTIONS

Furnaoe, Hot

Boyd, Gommerginger

hot air furnaoe on

UA A3 19, 1868,

GZ/CCP

Air

& Co. put their

the market*

2-3

new

INVENTIONS

Ed. on gas

Frenchman

UA,

CG-: ARO

Jl 28,

Gas

engine

1860,

4

Engine

, Invented

4-1

J

by a

INVENTIONS

Gas Pump

Gould Manufacturing Co., patent procured

UA, Ag 5 , 1871,2-2

MM:JMG

INVEUTI03S

Gas Sunlight Apparatus

Hew light which dispenses a cool,soft light; no heat thrown down(Ad.)

UA, Jl 6, 1872, 2-2

VC:JMG


INVENTIONSGas Works, Portable

» & Co- appliablecars, steamboats etc.

, Ap 1, 1856, 3-2

TTOT1TT1

INVENTIONS

Gates

Kendall, Timothy, of PIffard, his

swing-pivot farm gate will be

exhibited at Monre County Fair.

DA 0 2, 1866 2-3

INVENTIONS

Orates

Green, Wm. A., patent procured

UA, Ag 5, 1871, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Arnold,

factures

RDU, Mr

FD:i£C

v/

Gate Fastener

Wm. E, inventor, manu-

and sells product

8, 1855, 3-2

O

zrvuirricircGate u:id Taeh Paeteners

i.'urce, Crrin, inventor

THD ° ^ T , o c i 0 ^ c

INVENTIONS

Gate-Hangings

Strawn, Henry T», invented by

RDU, Ap 15, 1853, 2-4

PD:A?.O

INVENTIONS

Royce, Dr.Generator.

UA S 23,

mi:HR

Generators

P. A.,

1871

patented Ozone

2-6

•

INVENTIONS

Invented

UA, S 11,

CG:MB

by G.

1869

>

Gearing

D# Emerson.

, 2-3

•


INVENTIONS

Gold Pens

Brown Kr, invented some pena

BDD Je 18, 1862, 2-4

JD

IB

IKV3ICTI0NS

Grader

Ellis ani Co., invents rrader foruse in sailroa.1 construction

RDA, Je 24, 1853, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Grain Cleaner

Wheat, J. E #, perfects Grain Cleaner;

goes into business with C. Perry

UA F 27, 1869, 2-3

GZ/CMV

INVENTIONS

Kintz, G. W

rates

HA My 7,

JD:JI

Gold Separator

., offers to sell at reasonable

1869, 2-3

6

INVENTIONS

Grain Binders

Johnston Harvester Co., haveon device to bind grain withmachinery

UA, Jl 12,

cl mmra

1878, 2-4

m

patentcord by

INVENTIONS

Grain Dryer and Cooler

Sutton, R. T.f Invention exhibited

at State Fair in Rochester.

UA, S 23, 1864, 2-3

v/

FD:MB

INVENTIONSGrain Dryers

Keneacre, Robert, secured

f 1866, °-2

patent

UA, 0

INVEWTIOMS

GRAIN HARVESTER

Childs, Augustus B., granted patent

for improveiEents

RDD Ag 15, .851, 2-4

DS


INVENTIONS

Grain & Grass Harvester

Seymour, William H., (Brockport) rec-

eived patent for improved grain and

grass harvester

RDD D 18, 1852, 2-3

CMV

INVENTIONS

GRAIN SEPARATOR

Childs, A. E., invention receives at-

tention of miller s and mill owners

RDD My 29, -851, 2-4

FD:DS

INVENTIONS 1/Grain separator

Trimmer, inventor, now resides in Rochester

UA, Mr 24, 1859, 3-2

INVENTIONS

Graphophone by Profs. Bell and Tainter;used for commercial and professionaluses; illustration (10")

UA Ag 2 4 , 1889, 3-4

INVENTIONS

Grain, Harvesting & Binding Machine

Gordon, J. F . , received patent

UA, My 13, 1886, 7-3

CL.-HRO

INVENTIONS

Oain Separator

Childs, A.B., invents separator

RDD, J l 5, 1852, 1-8

ARO

ItfVENTICIiS

Trimmers,and

UA, Lr 20

J s ; m m m

. ./ ^,^

Grain

3.T,praised

, 18ol,

Separator

f:rrin se:j,-rrtor

2 - 5

•

V

described

JDP:JDP

INVENTIONS

Gridiron

Brooks & Grover granted patent onimproved gridiron.

UA, 0 2 6 , 1 8 6 0 , 2 - 5

FG:MB


INVENTIONS

Guano Di s t r ibuter

Foster , Newton, secured p a t e n t

UA, Mr 3 0 , 1868, 2-4

CF:ARO O

INVENTIONS

Guns

Billingiurst and Re qua fires

per minute; manufactured and

in Rochester

UA, Ag 23, 1862, 2-3

VR.-ARO ^ L

v

200 bullets

invented

INVENTIONS

Gun

Bunge, Char les ,gun s i g h t . (6")

UA., Ag. 1

SC:FAD

, 1890

Sight

(Geneva) given pa ten t for

, 6-4

0INVENTIONS

Handle bar

Goodenough

UA, N 14,

CCP:HR

for bicycles

, George D . , granted

1890, 6-7

o

patent

INVENTIONS

Harnesses

Whitney, John t o o k o u t

UA 8 23 ,

1&I:HR

- —

1871 2-6

patent.

INVENTIONS

Rose, R.A.

UA, Uy 30,

SL:FD

Harrow

, invented a harrow

1889, 8-5

•

INVENTIONS

Harvester

Brlnckerhoff, C.R., received a patent

UA, D 31, 1369, 2-6

INVENTIONS

Harvester Rake

Oven Redmond secures patent

UA, Mr 28, 1868, 2-4

CFURO


INVENTIONS

Gordon,

medals 1

winding

UA Ag 21

MHM:JS

Harvesters

James, awarded diplomas

for hi 8 perfection of the

harvester-

L, 1871 2-3

0

1/

and gold

self-

INVENTIONS

Heaters

Hyde, Hampden, granted patent

UA, My 1, 1891, 2-3

MM:HR

INVENTIONS

Hoeing Machine

Invented by Lorin Wetherelli (WorcesterMass) and sold by D. Wetherell (Rochester).

UA Ag. 11, 1858 3-2

INVENTIONS

Excelsiormaohlne onYork Fair,

UA S 19,

CF:JI

Hay Carrier

Hay Carrier Company hasexhibition at Westerndescribed

1873, 2-1 3j in.

O

J

ItsNew

INVENTIONS

Hay carrier

White, F, A. granted patent fromWashington.

UA Ja 29,

I :RZ

1886, 3-5

O

INVENTIONS

Head Light

Invented by E. H. Covel.

UA, S 11, 1869, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Hide Washer

Muker, N. A., granted patent.

UA, My 22, 1869, 2-4

INVENTIONS

See Hoeing Machine

VJCSRZ


INVENTIONS

Dougherty,

UA, Uj 22 ,

GZ:KB

/

Hoop Machine

Helen, granted patent.

1869, 2-4

ZSVaSTiCKSHorse Clipping Machine

Earston, Vr. (Troy) in RochesLerdemonstrating machine

VAt F 29, 18?O, 2-2

IKYENTIONS

Hubbard's Rad ia to r

Placed In p i p e of s tove t o take p l ace of

damper

DA D 15 , 1864, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Hoop Skirt

Description of hoop skirt

UA, Ja 27, 1865, 2-6

rnal', mmm

INVENTIONS

Parsons ,of horse

UA, Ag 2y

Hnrse Shoe

J. T invented a new stylesho$ for trotting horses.

, 1867, 2-5

mhm1 mam ^ ^ ^

INVENTIONS

Hydrant

Race, W., patent procured

UA, Ag 5, 1871, 2-2

MM:JMQ

Hydraulic Press

Berikle, Col. Leonard, invented afeydraullo press (10^")

^, lg 27, 1^6, 3-1

INVENTIONS

Hydrostatic Press

Badger, A.M. ft Co. have applied for

a patent on their new Hydraulic Press

for use In railroad work

DA, S 16, 1867, 2-5

CPtJIG


INVENTIONS

Aaeden,

VHydrostatic Boalt

Amory, inventor.

UA, F 17 , 1864, 2-1

VR:MB

INVENTIONS

Ironing Machines

Selden, Arthur R., given patent forplate

UA, Jl 23, 1897, 7-2

INVENTIONS

Inoloeure for Jars

Alden, Charles S. , granted a patent

UA, S 3, 1897, 7-1

INVENTIONS

Inhalators

Gardner, N.H, invented

app.njra-tus j p/polied fo\%

UA, S 12, 1961, 2-3

111 ^0

inhaling

patent

SC:TLOBD

INVENTIONS

Ink-stand

Satterlee, L. R.,.makes stationary

ink well for desks

RDU, 0 23, 1856, 3-2

MAM:J.:C

INVENTIONS

' Leonard,

UA, D 3 1 ,

of;mmm

Insole

C.A., received

1869, 2-6

•

upatent

S0:JA

INVENTIONS

Kerosene Lamp Burner

Patented burner for kerosene lamps,invented by C * . Spencer being manu-factured on a large scale

UA, S 29, 1864, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Invented

UA, S 11

CG:MB

by J .

, 1869

uInsulator

W# Fry.

, 2-3

•

1/


INVENTIONSL..

Kerosene Lamp

P a t e n t Sun Burner In t roduced In Roches te r :w i l l no t exp lode ; d e s c r i b e d

UA, 0 23 , 1867, 2-4

NT: NT o

CF&RO

INVEiiTICHSLadder

Covert, H.'.V. (Rochester) obtains patentthru J. Fraser and Company

UA, 0 26, 1867, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Brown

KNITTING MACHINE

, Wil l iam, agent

machine. Goffe (Osweg

UA Ag

DS

16, 1858, 3-2

for this

o) invmtor

INVENTIONS

Rist , I . W

UA, Mr 3 0 ,

Knitting

. , secured

I8o8, 2-4

Machine

three patents

INY2MTI0NS

lillephon*

Tor the suppression

UAMr

R2:1IS

15, 1878, 2-1

(

ofnocturnal

1

oaterwaulIngs

INVENTIONS

Knitting Machine

"Lamb, Isaac. W., knitting machine

exhibited at State Fair in Rochester.

UA, 8 23, 1864, 2-1

FD:MB O

INVENTIONS

Labels

Barry, W. C. and Geo. Frauenberger,make new labels for trees and shrubs;successful.

UA Je 6, 1874 3-2

OTZ:HR

INVENTIONS

Lamp

Soanlan, Daniel, has perfected a lamp

to burn petroleum or kerosene without

a chimney will patent his invention

UA, Je 19, 1866, 2-2

CCP:JMG


INVENTIONS

Lamps

Spencer, Charles F . , invented a par lo rstand combined with ?. lamps. (8")

UA Ap 3 , 1878 2-~2

RL:HR

INVENTIONS

Daniels, HIndicating

UA Je 10,

LR

Land Marker

. C., invented land mark forboundaries; granted patent.

1886, 3-4

•

rr/nmoirsLathes

Sherwood, n l len (Auburn) invented a

lathe for turning a r t i c l e s used in the

iuanufacture of furniture

RDD, «Je 21 , 1851, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Lampi, Oil

Johnson, Clark, invented combinedbracket and hand lamp also a lanternwhich the wind can not extinguish;desoribed. (3")

UA, Jl 9, 1879, 2-5

BE: MB

INVENTIONS

Invented

UA Je

CG:JI

by

12,

Lasso

J. R.

1867,

i

Ring

Cooper

2-4

i

Game

of Rochester

INVENTIONS

Leather Softening Machine

Gillard, Nathaniel, patent granted

UA, F 21, 1891, 2-4

PR:HR

INVENTIONSLeather Tanning

Eaton, Prof- obtains patent

RDD, S 16, 1853, k>5

FDUXHO

INVENTIONS

Letter box connection

Cutler, J. G., granted patent.

UA F 12, 1886, 3-4

MS: 2


INVENTIONS

Life Preservers

•Mack's Life Saving Raft" inventedfcy Mack. No* on sale in Rochester.

UA, 0 15, 1860, 2-3

PW:KB

INVENTIONS

LIGHTING SYSTEM

Smith, Dr. George Hand, exhibits

new lighting system

UA N 4, 1859, .2-2

PW.-DS

~mm*-*s*INVENTIONS

Lights

Smith, Dr. George Hand, invented a veryfine light for locomotives

UA, Jl 27, 1860, 2-3

XNV3XTICITS

Lime-burninc

S c h r o e l e r , *.. 5 . , granted pa ten tf o r improved method of burningl ime

TOD, Ky 17, 1851, 2-6

INVENTIONS

Life Saver

Harris, H. E., invented life saver foruse on Street Cars. (5")

UA, Je 23, 1891, 5-7

SC:FAD oINVENTIONS

Lightning Rods

Brittan, Prof. N., his "Continuous

Copper Strip Lightning Conductors"

used by W. A. Reynolds and found

satisfactory

UA, My 25, 1860^ 2-4

9MHi.I:ARO

INVENTIONS

Lime Burner

Page, C. D., claims his invention is su-

perior to any other on the market

UA Ap 30, 1868, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Limekilns

Page, Charles D., patent issued.

UA, Ja 3, 1891, 7-4

KIH PR: MB


INVENTIONS

Seeley,

gate it

Mr

Is

test near

UA, Je

PJW:ARO

13,

Lock Gate

., invented a

being put to

Albany

1859, 2-1

new

its

j

lock

first

INVENTIONS

Look for velocipedes

Fuller, George R., granted patent

UA M 21, 1890, 6-7

JL:JI oIHi

INVENTIONS

Looks

Sargent , James, invented a doublec lock l o c k .

UA, Je 26 , 1873 , 2 - 4 , 1 /4 c o l .

PW:JUG

INVENTIONS

Locomotive engine

Hootor, John A., made publio demonstrationof hia newly Invented vapor enginei (2 co l}

UA J l 22, 1875 2-3

CCP:HR

nrvEiiTioirs

V/alker

making

RDD

CLV

Lock,

, JabeZj

Sheet

, has

•j

Metal

patented Ei£.chinery for

lock on sheet metal

Ap 10, 1S51,

0

2-6

INVENTIONS

Locks

ilunger, L. G-. (Le ^oy) new bank lockcocnended.UA Ag. 18, 185? 3-2

INVENTIONS J

Locomotive Engine

Tyre11, Amos (Darien) invention described

RDA, Ap 2, 1852, 2-3

ARO

INVENTIONS

Locomotive Lamp

Invented by J. B. Terry.

UA, S 11, 1869, 2-3

CG:UB


INVENTIONS

Maxim, H.

head lamp

UA, S 2 ,

VC:ARO

Lamp, looomotive

8«, invented a new locomot ive

1870 , 2 -3

O

u: TIC::S

Loconotive Lanterns

Tnock, T'":o: b.r la::ir invent:manufactured v ' C './. Pitcht r i e d on n<v.v engine ''David ~ _ - M

3

INVENTIONS

Looms

Mendenhalls Improved Self-Acting Hand

Loom, will be on exhibition at

Clinton Hotel

UA, Ja 25, 1866, 2-5

HD:JMG

•Ml

INVENTIONS

Machine for making tufts or buttons

Hutchinson, William H., and H. A* Cablesgranted patent

UA I 21, 1890, 6-7

INVENTIONS

V i e l e , P,

UA F 1 2 ,

£S:PZ

Locomotive

B., granted

1886, 3-4

O

Headlight

patent.

I

p

^"VEKTIOWSLocomotives

'.Yilliams i n v e n t e d a n e r crr-.nkax l elocomot ives

UA, I'-r 7 , 1861 , 2 -1

i

•

for

INVENTIONS

Machine

Loewer, Henry,cutting soles

UA, F 24, 1893.i

*

*

is

F JA:HR1M^HMMHMH[

for cutting soles

invented a machine forfor boots and shoes (4£N)

, 5-2

e^HSIHBml

INVENTIONS

Machine f o r

C o r k h i l l , H. R . ,

UA, My 1 3 , 1886,

GL:HR

paoklng

received

7-3

m

Tobacco

patent


INVENTIONS

Borst and

UA, My 22,

GZ:MB

\JMail Bag

Wonsey granted patent.

1869, 2-4

OIHYENTIONS

Mail Catchers

Smith, George W., invention tested by officialsand proved successful, l^col.

UA Ag 7. 1S97. 11-1

oSC:JDP

INVENTIONS

Medical

Stone, ^r., has Invented an air-tightchamber *hlch has chemical-pure airpumped Into It so diseased person canbreath better

UA, 1 4 , 1878, 2-5

INVENTIONS

Medicated Fan

Hunt A Van Zandt, reoeived patent

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 2-4

GZ:FD

INVENTIONS

Mail B6x

Marsh, E# T., has invented a new letterand paper post office box for the street

UA, Mr 24, 1871, 2-1

CCP:FD

INVENTIONS

Medical Compound

Kintz, H. J.# received patent

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 2-4

GZ:FD

INVENTIONS

Morgan,

UA, Jl

SC:JA

Mailing

Henry W.,

23, 1897,

Machines

given patents

7-2

0

J

INVENTIONS

"Metalloid Ore" Invention reportedApril 1, 1879 was printed on occasionof the day. April Fool.

UA Ap 2, 1879 " 2-1

CKPiHR


INVENTIONS

Invented

Rochester

UA, S 8 ,

CG:MB

Merchandise

by Theodore J.

•

1869, 2-2

9

Tag

Southworth of

j

INVENTIONS

Milk-Cream S e p a r a t o r

Selden, George B . , i n v e n t o r ( 7 " )

UA, D 1 , 1 8 9 1 , 5 -7

VJ:EQ

INVENTIONS

Mill8tone Curb

L i t t l e ' s Patent Curb

Introduced in Rochester

UAf My 4 , 1858, 3-3

INVENTIONS

Metal

Brooks, William

UA, Ag 5 , 1 8 7 1 ,

MM: JUG

F., patent

2-2

o

procured

J

--

INVENTIONS

Metal

Woodbury,

UA Mr

D.

1 1 ,

Fasteners

A., granted

1886, 3-^

©

patent

INVENTIONS

Bausch,

UA 0

AJC:JI

E . ,

15 ,

Microscope

given patent

1885, 4 -4

INVENTIONS

Trimmer, B.

UA S 23,

\

iai:HR

Mill

T. patented h i s

1871 2-6

Smut M i l l .

J

FDsMC

INVENTIONS

Mop

Wilson, E. F. and D. A. Woodbury,granted patent for mop fromWashington.

UA Ja 29, 1886, 3-5

IBSHZ


INVENTIONS

Motor, Hydreullc

Bols, Jpmes Melville, Invention is exnectedto revolutionize certain curses ofindustry (l£ col)

UA, Ap 2, 1830, 2-4

MHMrARO

Musical Telegraphy

Hachenberg, Dr. Geo. p. (Hochester); inventedmachine by i&ich one can play several musicalinstruments at same time by use of electricity;Musical Telegraph Company created.

UA AP 6, 1871 2-4

INVENTIONS

Newspaper Presses

Cllff9 J. W., invented Cliffs RegisterPoints

UA, Ag 8, 1860, 2-3

CG:HR

INVENTIONS

Oil Wells

Patent suit proceedings going onover an old Invention cf Interestto oil men. (5$")

UA, N 22, 1877, 2-2

CL'.kB

INVENTIONSMusical

Smith, Mrs. A. S.8truetion for

tJA, Ap 29, 1859,

mmjmnun

Instructor

patents systempiano forte

2-2

V

of in-

INVENTIONS

Nail Machine

Hunt, L. J . , r ece ived patent

UA, My 13 , 1886, 7-3

CL:HR

INVENTIONS

Oil Lamp,

Thompson,

UA, Jl 9,

CG:ARO

V 3.,

18G7, o

Imnrovenip-nt

secured patent

-3

•

INVENTIONS

O'Neil, Repair Superintendent of thewater works invented machine for con-neotlng pipes without shutting offwater V2")

UA, Ap 7, 1S91*. 10-1

JDP:EQ


INVENTIONS

Optioal

UA.

VC:AB

Scharpf, Fred, invented thefocioptometer which is used to fit^ S ! a C l e 8 ,to the eyes and ^pairing

19, 1881, 2-2

I,'YEl'TTC"1-t

PAD-IRCi: KrATEH

-r-o.^-.F,, o S.

UA J l jj?. I ^ G :

P1.'. :

INVENTIONS

Paddle Wheel, Improved Feathered

Matteson, W, L. R., invention described.

UA, Ap 10, 1860, 2-2

FD:1IB

EIVENTICXJS

Paging I.^chine

l&o Aicdes1 paging machine in operation

a t IF. G. Hav;ley's Book Bindery. :> . Hawley

purchased the r i ^ i t of using the machine

J a 29, 1853, 2-6

INVENTIONS

Fraunberger,

UA Ag 21,

TCN:JI

Oyster Keg

George, secured patent

1869, 2-5

O

J

CB o

INVENTIONS i

Paddle Wheels (Substitute for)

Hill, Benjamin, recipient of patent

RDU D-27, 1855, 3-4

CMV

INVENTIONS

Paddle Wheel for Steamers

Densrnore, V.r. (Brockport) Invention

tried with success on steamer In

New York

UA, F 5, 1861, 2-1

INVENTIONS

Paint8

L e s 8 l l e , J . P . invent8 new kind ofwhite p a i n t .

RDU, J l 1 1 , 1855, 342

SC:MB


INVENTIONS

Paper from Basswood

George W. Beardsley reports h i s

Invention a success

UA, J a 3 , 1859, 3-4

MAM:ARO

INVENTIONS

Fickett,

reducing

UA Jl •

AB:JI~::.i U3ML1 HtjW

Paper

Albert,

wood to

79 1869

from wood

invented

pulp

process for

pulp; process explained

, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Paper Cutters

Burroi^is , E . , invention beginning

to receive a t tent ion

UA, Ja 30, 1860, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Paper Cutting Machine

Derrick, W.E. (Palmyra) granted patent

UA, Je IS , 1SS1, 2-1

INVENTIONS

Wood for paper by John Melling of

Rochester

UA, Ja 13, 1868, °-2

t/

JD:JL!G

0

INVENTIONS

Paper

Ensign, Luther, given patent for papermachine felts guide. (6")

UA., Ag. 1, 1890, 6-4

SC:FAD

INVENTIONS

Paper Cutting Machine

Burroughs, , invents steam propelled

machine to cut paper

UA Jl 19, 1859, 2-1

PW/CMV

CLlAHO

INVENTIONS

Schaffergranted

UA F 12

Paper

, J. T.patent.

, 1686,

satchel

and B. L. Stefel

3-4

t


INVENTIONS

Patent <? have been allowed to partiesiis tea:UA, J a 3 , 1870,. 2-4

maljmrcm O

INVENTIONS

Rappleyea, N icho la s , g r a n t e d jt h d f i k t s

appleyea , N icho la s , g r a j i j•on method of cove r ing cp.skets w i t h c l o t h

UA, Ap 18, 1884, ? -3

AJC.-A-O

INVENTIONS

Meeting ofto protest

UA, Ap 18,

AJCiArO

Patents

Inventors and manufacturersterm of patents

18R4 , 2-3

•

INVENTIONS

Pedometers

Sunderlln & UcAllaster, sellinginstrument to record distance aman travels when walking.

UA, N 7, 1878, 2-2

INVENTIONS INVENTIONSPerfumery stand

Taylor, E., received a patent

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

Perpetual Calender

Boyoe, Louis D. inventor.Darrow and Bros. E. Publisher.

INVENTIONS

Edison1s speaking Phonograph on exhibitionat the Concert Hair on State Street

UA, Uy 20, 1378, 1-9

INVENTIONS

Photography

Kellogg, D. J. obtains patent on new

process

UA, Ur 2, 1857 3-2

NO


INVENTIONS

Photography

Hale, F- B., has been granted a patenton a machine for drying and fumingphotographic paper.

UA, Je 28, 1893, 2-1

MS:MB

INVENTIONS

Pincer, cutting

Broadbooks, P., received a patent

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

J

cf;mmm

INVENTIONS

Planiraetre

Jones, Jas., instrument for taking and

registering the contents of plain sur-

faces

UA Ja 13, 1857, 3-2

RLJ/CLV

INVENTIONS

Beardslee Planing Machine

Beardslee , George 'V., (Formerly ofHomester) invention a great auccesa

RDD, Ja 3, 1852, 2-5

XML

INVENTIONS

Photography

Eastman Dry Plate & Film Co. given patentfor roller holder- (6H)

UA., Ag. 1, 1890, 6-4

SC:FAD

INVENTION

Planimeter

Exhibited at State Fair in Buffaloby Jones and Griffin.

UA 0 10, 1857 3-2

PM

Iir/EKTIONS

planing 1'achine

Beardslee, C-eor e r . , former ^Rochesteri^n announces nev, mvenacn

RDD, F 20, 1851, 2-5

INVENTIONS

Planes, Cro2ingCrane, S* Q. granted patent*

UA, j a 22, 1858, 3-2

FD:1IB


•Hi**

INVENTIONS

P l a t e Holder

Car l ton , William F . , given patent forp l a t e ho lder . (6M)

UA., Ag. 1, 1690, 6-4

SC:FAD

INVENTIONS

PLOWS

Moore, Q-. H., demonstrates new plow

UA Ag 2R, 1860, 2-3

101 :DS

Potato Digger

Invented by H. J. Kintz

UA, Je 17, 1867 2-3

CG:AB

INVENTIONSPotato Digger

Norton, H.B. (Rochester) obtainspatent thru J. Frr.ser and Company

UA, 0 26, 1867, 2-4

nt j

INVENTIONS ^

Ploughs

O'Reilly, Henry, exhibited a machine

in Watertown which plows, cross

ploughs, harrows and seeds.

, o 4, 1856, 2-2

9

INVENTIONS

Potato

Invented

UA, j e 14

CG:AB

Digger

by John

, 1867,

<

& Garden Weeder

G. Glinck

2-2

IWVEi.TION

Kintz, H.the State

UA, 0 8,

C

Potato digger

Fair

1867,

exhibited his invention atin Buffalo

2-2

•

INVENTIONS

Hadwin, A.

UA, Mr 30,

CFiARO N

Potato Digger

9 secured patent

1868, 2-4

•


V

INVENTIONS

Potato-digger

King, G. W., his potato digger awarded

premium after a day's trial at Utica.

UA Ag 25, 1871 2-3

* INVENTIONS

Gordon, J.

Printing Press

, (Caledonia) invented new

printing press

UA, Je 12,

CG:llB

1862, 2-2

•

INVENTIONSPrinting Press

Gordon, James (Caledonia) invented print-ing pre 88—described.

UA, D 3, 1863, 2-2

ab•mam

INVENTIONS

Power Transmitter

Coon, tfm. S., invents power transmitter;

invention described

UA Kr 16, 1870, 2-2

IITVEI:TIOKS

Printing Press

Underhill, Hinventor

HDD, Ja 20,

KLH

y

•, (Canandai^ua)

1852, 2-4

O

PW/CL1V

INVENTIONS

Printing Presses

Cliff's Register Points described.

UA, D 24, 1360, 2-5

J

CG:HB

INVENTIONSPrinting Press

Gordon, James (Caledonia) invented apress to print both sides of the sheetat the same time.

UA, 0 1, 1663, 2-1

ab:oaa 0

INVENTIONS

Pruning Shears

Yanoey, E.L. , patent procured

UA, Ag 5 , 1871, 2-2


INVENTIONS vPond18 Patent Union Cooking Range

Ad. o f f e r i n g s a l e of combination KitchenRange and House-Heater

RDU, J l 1 , 1856, 1-3

ntimram

INVENTIONS

Judson,

pulley

PULLEY

Alfred (Irondequoit) '

to facilitate the work.

belt driven machines.

UA

JL

My ?8, 1857, 3-1

O

.went s

of

IICVELTICICS

Railroad Alarm Bel l

Smith, C h a r l e s A», (Batavia)inventor ; r a t e n t e d by ?.• P«Orchard and R» ?.'• 7,'hitehead

FDD, J-i 1 1 , 1851, 2 -5

VR:1'LH

Railroad-car seat

Harris, L. 0. ir.--.-nts i:eat forni '\X use.

RDD, Je : , l?FA, r-4

INVENTION

Rai lroad Car-Wheels

R a i l , Dan ie l R . , a p p l i e s f or patent

RDD, Je 1 2 , 1B52, 2 - 5

JO

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INVENTIONS

Railroad Appliances

Railroad car ventilator, by J. A. H,Ellis, and John Mitchell

RDU, Ag 26, 1854, 2-6

MLH[HgC'iSi .*&,; •:.- *">.: «*m"i i"w f/ •*••, • **&m*

• mvniTioirs

l» Railroad Cars, Iii lit Teat for

- r&rris-,

\ M , Je

INVENTIONS

T..0. applies for patents

5, 1854, 2-5

Railroad chair

Hall, C J . (Pittsford) invents improvedrailroad chair; described

[ UA, Ap 14,

nt;mmm

1862, 2-2

•


INVENTIONS uRailroad Danger Signal

Use of electric warning bell extendedto all points of New York Central andHudson Railroad Company.

UA, Jl 5, 1872, 2-6

VC:MB

INVENTIONS

Railroad Signal

Potter, Creo., perfected new and valuableinvention for station signals

UA, Jl 28, 1884, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Railroad Time Indicator

Invented in Brockport

UA My 3, 1867, 2-2

\J

CGlJl

INVENTIONS

Dunning,

UA, D 31

of mmm

W.B.,

, 1869

Railroad Rail

received a patent

, 2-6

•

INVENTIONS

Railroad Draw Bars

Shaffer, John T., patent on a continuousdraw bar; will be tested shortly. (3")

UA Ap 29, 1884, 2-4

^^'

Railroad Signals

English Railways install whistle tubesto indicate danger, etc,

RDU, Jl 2, 1856, 2-3

nt mmm•

INVENTIONSRailroad Switch

Alvah Rice, is patenting a switch forrailroad which is to prevent accidentscaused by breaking of switch bars

UA, lir 27, 1866, 2-4

INVENTION

Railroad Truck Axles

Landers, CM. (Rochester) inventor

RDD, Jl 16, 1852, 2-5

ARO


INVENTIONS

RATLROADS

Foote, Dr., George F., car venti

lator and heater given trial on

Central RR

RDD D 17, 185S, 2-4

Mfll!:DS

I::VE;:TIOWS

Railroads

-*e car designed t^ prevent seriousaccidents rhen c-.rs bee ne derailed

UA, Jl ?*, I1;.:-!, ?-k

\.3L:: AEO

INVENTIONS

Railroad

Kelly, James H., manufactured a reflectorfor the locomotive headlight. It is tobe on exhibit at the Philadelphia Cen-tennial*

UA Ap 22, 1876, 2-3

SE:RZ

INVENTIONS

Rails

Booth, L. J.

of rail.

UA MR 25,

PG/CCP

secured patent for new type

1867, 2-3

O

INVENTIONS

Booth,

capped

Central

UA, Ag

UE.'AB

INVENTIONS

Dietrich

UA, N 14

CCP:HR

j

Rails

J.L., (Brighton) perfects steel

rail; sold many to New York

21, 1868, 2-3

#

Railway Spike

, Ellas, granted patent

, 1890, 6-7

O

INVENTIONS

Railway Signal

He Cartney, James H. , r ece ives p a t e n tfor railway s igna l

UA N 2fi, 1890, 7-1

SC:JI

INVENTIONS

Smith, Rev

glass for

scripts.

UA, Jl 23,

AB:MB

Reading Glasses

• J, Hyatt, Invented a

speakers who read from

1870, 2-2

o

reading

manu-

-


IKVEIJTIONS

Seymour

reaper

Kane Co

UA, F 1

- FD:iiC

J

Reapers

f.nd L'orgrn (Brockport)

takes premium In trial at

., 111.

, 1861, 2-1

oINVENTIONS

Reaper & Binder

McPhereon, Daniel, (Caledonia)Invention put to practical test,very successful

UA, S I , 1873, 2-5

WN:AB

INVEKTIO?TSRefrigerators

Voght, P- A., secured a patent

UA, 0 12, 1866, 2-2

HE:MAL

INVENTIONS

Revolvers

Arkan«©n writer credits Kr. Killer withinvention of first repeating revolver(£ col)

UA, S 13, 1881, 4-2

INVENTIONS

Gordon, J.

and binder

UA Jl 31

cf;Ji

Reaper and Binder

F., invented combined reaper

, 1868,

(

2-3

i O-

Refrigerating Safe

Spencer, A. B. of Brock:.ort

factory for culinary safes,

of his ovn invention

RDD, Je 22, 1853, :2-5

o

J

opens

product

INVENTIONS

Refrigerator

The control of the patent is securedfor the United States by a Rochesterman. A complete description of thedry-air-refrigerator is given (14 in.)

UA Jl 7, 1882, 4-1

Revolving Gridiron

•V. H. Cobb, sold the r i gh t and claims of thisinvention to Reynolds & Bros . , 153-155 RCain S

UA, 0 30, 1865, 2-2

CCPJJ'AL


INVENTIONS j

Revolving ?,if le

Billin£hurst Y.'m. his invention b-sed on

principle cf a Kr riller

RDD Ap 10, 1852 2-4

NC

INVENTIONS

Rifle Battery

Dr. Requa, and Mr. Billinghurst perfect

the inventions; an account of its

operation and its successful experiment

given

UA, D 16, 1861, 2-2

NT:ARO

INVENTIONSRifle Battery

Mack and Requa inventors received patent;Billinghuret improved it.

UA, Ag 13, 1862, 2-3

VR:NT

INVENTIONS

Mack,

by Dr.

Rifle

planned

Requa;

on exhibition

UA, Je

\:i:: m o

Battery

machine and perfected

description of r

in Ilasonic Hall

29, 1361, 2-5

nodel

Block

-

INVENTIONS

Rheostats

Pieper, Osoar H., given patent

UA, Jl 23, 1897, 7-2

SC:JA

Il'VE/TIOKS

RIFLE BAT ERY

De ccrlbed: decl°red ' r - c t i c a l

UA Afr l o , . 1851, °-3

Plir:DS

INVENTIONSRifle Battery

Billinghurst, Mr, rifle battery to betaken to Buffalo; Governor hasgiven his approval

UA, Ag 12, 1862, 2-6

INVENTIONS

Rifles

Invention for improving back-sight forrifles invented.

UA, Ap 24, 1876, 2-4

AJC.'MB


INVENTIONS

Rochester

Patent Wine Soda, or Light Champagne, abeverage, receives patent; formerly knownas soda cream

DA Je 26, 1866, 2-3

NT/CMV

INVENTIONS

Rotary Pump

Gilbert , R icha rd , Inven t s new

water puiaj:

UA, F 2 8 , 1860, 2-4

FD:ARO A

INVENTIONS

Rotary Role Trimmer

Polley, Willie, patent granted

UA F 1 3 , 1891, 6-3

PR:JI

INVENTIONSWest's Patent Galvanic

Ad. of a new ty.)proof roof ing c?

RDU, J l

ntjmmra

1 , 1856,

e fire,ment

3-2

Cement

water

in «

i

for Roofing

and weather-

INVENTIONS

Rochester

Page, C. D., secures patent for Lime Kiln

OA Je 27, 1866, 2-3

INVENTIONSRoof, metallic

Siddons, John, received patent

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

cf',

INVENTIONSRotary Pump

Gilbert, Rich. (Rochester) inventor, pumpon exhibit

UA, F 12, 1864, 2-4

VR:MAL

INVENTIONS

Rotary Steam Engine

Rumley, Charles, Rochester inventor.

Detailed description

RDU, tfa 23, 1855, 3-1

ARO


INVENTIONS

Safety Ropes

Cartwrlght, Robert invented a safetyrope for bridges. Ui") (2 Illustrations)

UA, Ap 29, 1890, 6-6,7

JCM:sc

INVENTIONS

Sawing Machines

Arnold, J. W. and H. W. Couch of

West Macedon, N. Y. granted patent.

UA, Ag 17, 1864, 2-3

FD:MB

INVENTIONS

Scoops

Baker, Joseph, Is manufacturing largenumbers of his patent scoop and sifterutensils in a factory on Minerva Alley

(i ooi.)UA, N 29, 1873, 3-4

1/

INVENTIONS

Mason, S.

UA, D 31,

cf jininm

Saw clamp

G,, received

1869, 2-6

•

i/

patent

i

INVENTIONS

Arnold,

Ua, Ja

RM:APO

w.29,

Sash Lock

E., descriptive article

1857, 3-3

O

INVENTIONS

Saw Mill

Exhibition of Hallock, E. D.,

portable cross-cut and circular

Saw Mill at the State

RDU, 0 6, 1856, 3-2

Satmill FinishinL" Machine

Allen, E. G-, granted patenJ

RDD, i:r 28, 1851, 2-5

eINVENTIONS

Scraper Geer

Invented by Edward Green.

UA, 3 11, 1869, 2-3

CO: MB


INVENTIONS

Spencer,

without

Screw

C. F-, invents

friction which

easier to lift weights

UA, F 28

EAM:ARO

, 1860, 2-5

©

screw

makes it

INVENTIONS

Scroll Saw

•Mason Patent" adjustable scroll saw tookfirst premium at the Western New YorkFair

UA S 28, 1872, 2-4

VC/CMV

INVENTIONS

Sewer Gas Spread Preventer

O'Brien, Thomas J,, invents adevice for preventing the spreadof 8ewer gas (5N)

UA, Jl 13, 1887, 2-4

IB:AB

INVENTIONS

SEWING MACHINES

Clark, Ed"fin, commended on success of

invention

UA Ja 12, 1861, 2-6

FDlTV

INVENTIONS

SCREW PROPFLLER

Thurber,

UA Ag 16,

DS

William (Olean)

, 1858, 3-4

o

J

inventor

INVENTIONS

Barnum,

New York

UA, S 22

FD:MB

Is

Self Sewer

D., exhibits invention at

State Fair.

, 1864, 2-4

•

INVENTIONS

Sewers

Art ic le concerning new, untr ied systemby which foul a i r in sewers would beeliminated by sucking i t out througha furnace arrangement (5M)

UA, Ap 29, 1880, 2-2

RL:FD

INVENTIONS

Sewing Machines

Wilson,— machine open for public

inspection at Blossom Hotel

RDA, Ja 6, 1R52, 2-6

SCSARO


INVENTIONS

Sewing Maohines, Atwater

Introduced in Rochester.

UAf Mr 31, 1858, 3-1

FD:MB

1/INVENTIONS

Sewing Machine

Palmrr, Aaron, (Srsckport) Invented a

new sewing na.ch_r»e.

UA, Je 20, TfloP, ?-2

CG:ARC

INVENTIONS

Porter,

UA, My

GZ:MB

L.

22,

S e w i n g Machine

, granted patent.

1869, 2-4

•

INVENTIONS

Sewing ilachines

Coon, Wn. S., invented a table whereon

a sewing machine may be turned In any

_direction

UA Ag 23, 1370, 2-4

C?:JI

- ^ ^ " - • - ^

INVENTIONS

Shears, pruning

Walsh and Eaton received patents

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

INVENTICWS

Shell Fastening

Hines, Jp.'-nes '.V., pp."sent Issued.

UA., F 7, 1H91, 7-5

INVENTIONS

SHEEP—SHEABING- MACHINE

Allen, Alexander develops new

Mechaniem

UA F 26, 1858, 3-1

DS

INVENTIONS

Sheet Metal Stamping Apparatus

Stone, Draper, pa tent granted.

UA, Ja 2 3 , 1891 , 6 -7


INVENTIONS

Shingle Machine, Morrison 's , byE. R. Morrison, (Rochester) .

RDD, liy 16, 1354, 2-4

MLJ/MB

INVENTIONS

Shorthand

Shingle

Morrison, E.R.

severa l

RDU, I.,y

FD:ARO

Roches

y

Machine

, sells rights to

ter business men

3 1 , 1854, 2-5

•

INVENTIONS

Townsend,

UA, Ur 30 ,

CF:ARO

Shoe

6* 6* ,

1868,

Knife

secured

2-4

•

IS

patent

Prof. J.G. Cross, A.M., Invented briefersystem of shorthand

UA, S 2k, 1679, 2-2

GC:ARO

INVENTIONS1/

Shing le machine

Morr i son , E . R. inven ted nevmachine*

RDU, Ky 24, 1854, 2-5

INVENTIONS

Shingle Machine,- Morrison's

Article commenting p^rfectness of

machine

RDU D 13, ""854, 2-4

CMV

INVENTIONS

Shoe 8

Gilbert, Egar T., issued a patent for shoeattachment

UA, S 3 , 1897, 7-1

SC:TL

INVENTIONS

Shoveling Machine

Ellis and Company, inventors,description given

RDU, Je 24, 1853, 2-4

KLH o


INVENTIONS

Shutter Fasteners

Hyde, Ambrose, (Lima) patent granted for

an improved shutter fastener

UA j a 26, 1863, 2-2

O

INVENTIONSSilverware

Jennings, J. S., secured a patent forknife and fork

UA, 0 12, 1866, 2-2

INVENTIONS

Skates

Clark, Hiram, (Rochester) inventor;

D. R. Barton, manufacturer, (Rochester),

swamped with orders

UA D 4, 1861, 2-2

INVENTIONS

"Skirt-Saver

Tanner, E.R,(ltfons) invents an apparatuswhich regulates the depth of "milady's"skirt when crossing over wet or•uddy places by pulling a tape at thewaist

UA, N 2, 1661, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Shutter Latch

Lawrence and Parnsworth, inventors,demonstrate in city

"5DDj F 4j 1851, 2-4

oINVENTIONS

Clark,

UA, Mr

C C JTTUTUTI

INVENTIONS

Skates

Hiram, securesskate

26, 1861, 2-5

•

Skates

Hooker, Horace B., secured

UA, BIr 30,

CF:ARO

INVENTIONS

Shaffer and

1868, 2-4

•

Slide Valve

Stockey secured

UA, Mr 30, 1868, 2-4

CFsARO

•

patent on new

two patents

patent


INVENTIONS

Invented

UA, S 11

CG:MB

Slide

by J. E.

VValve

Outridge.

, 1869, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Solartype

UA Mr 3,

FD:JS

, description of.

1866 2-5

©

I INVENTIONSSoaps

1/

Cold cream soap by a Mr. King, knownap K i n g ' s Cold Cream Soap

UA, 0 15 , 1866, 2-3

INVENTIONS

8oda Fountain

Thompson, E. C receives

UA, J l 17, 1869, 2-1

JL'G:SC C\

t /

patent.

INVENTION

S t . John S .

erasive soap

RDD, J e 2 9 ,

JD

^L,;SS'S\ « ^r i II l i f t A

Soaps

R« invented an

1852, 2-4

0

INVENTIONS

Soldiers' Writing Case

Hathaway. invented and patented a

portable writing desk for army use

UA 0 16, 1862 2-2

INVENTIONS

Speaking Machine

To be exhibi ted a t Hamburg

UA, O l , 1869, 2-6

WN.SC

Spray Pipes

Hachenberg, 0. P. complained that peopleof Boston appropriated his spray pipe forprotection against fire -ithout anyreference to the Inventor.

UA D 5, 1872 2-4

GTZ:HR


INVENTIONS

, Spring, rubber

Lew, — — — f invents simple rubber

spring for doors*

UA, Ap 14 , 1869, 2-2

GZ:MBEH

INVENTIONS

STALK AND STRAW CDTTER

Jone, J. and Alex Lyle invented

new machine

ROD D 20, 1853, 2-4

SV:DSO

INVENTION

Steam Boiler Heater

Gilbert, Richard and J.P, Topham madean improvement on the steam fire engine

UA, F 3, 1873, 2-4

Phin, John, seeks patent forir-^rcvenent in steam eu£ines

>UDU, 5 2, 1854, 2-6-

L ::: LK

INVENTIONS

Sprinkler system

Doy, Mr», inventor of newsprinkler system to keepdov/n lust

HDD, Ap 30, 1852, 2-5

oINVENTION

Invented

RDA, Ap 2

ARO

Steam Brake

by Amos

, 1852,

lyre 11

2-3

•

(Darien,N

V

•Y)

INVENTIONS

Steam Engine Valves

Judson, Junius, receives patent

RDD, Ja 13, 1854, 2-5

I" rvij"

£tear.i Engines

Huiale:/", Charles perfects rotary

en:;i:ie

RDU, S 29, 1354, 3-1


INVENTIONS

Steam Engine

Willard, P. S., invents method of

obtaining rotary motion

RDU, Jl 29, 1856, 3-2

PW:MC

INVENTIONSSteam Man.

Steam man invented in Newark, N. J.

UA, Ja 28, 1868, 1-2

CF:MAL

7INVENTIONS

Steam Heating & Cooking Stove

Edward Backus invented a steam heatingand cooking- stove; description given

UA, "for 1?, 187?, 2-5

GZ:ABO

INVENTIONSSteam Plow

Redman,—-, will demonstrate a steam plowwhich he invented at the Monroe County 'Fair Grounds '

UA, N 19, 1869, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Steam Plow

Redmond, Owen conducted

trial of his steam plow

UA, N 26, 1869, 2-6

WN:JI.IG

•

s^lM^^HM^MM

INVENTIONS

Steam Propelled

Tested in Illion andsuccessful

/

a successful

yesterday 1/2 col.

Street Cars

proved to be

UA Jl 10^1872, 3-2

•

vo/cuv

INVENTIONS

Steam P r o p e l l e r

Hughes, Daniel, Invented a steam pro-peller for canal boats; tests provesuccessful; described

UA S 14, 1872, 2-4 1/3 Col.

VC:JI

INVENTIONS

Steam Washer

Beaoh's washer, washes.clothes withoutrubbing by hand

UA Jl 10, 1872, 2-3


INVElITICrS

Steam Poier Governor

Judson, Junius, patented ane* invention

RDD, IT 20, 1S5L, 2-5

VR:!'.IF

INVENTIONS

Stenci l

Bourne, John R#, granted patent

UA, My 1 , 1891, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Stenoh Trap

Ely, Andrew, a r t i c l e on h i s Inventionof a stench tr?>p for sewers ( l / 3 col)

UA, Up 22, 1876, 2-3

nun in

MM:HR

INVENTIONS

St i tch ing Machine

Bust less , M. E. granted pa tent .

UA, My 22, 1869, 2-4

QZHB -

J

INVENTIONS

Stove Damper Device

Brinkerhoff, W. M., patent issued

UA, F 21 , 1891, 2-4

PR:HR ^

• Ii»'VEi>ITICi\iS* Stove P ipe Drum

1 Ward, J .C . (Bergen) obtains oatent1 thru J . Fraser find Conoany

J1 UA, 0 26, 1867, 2-4

1I ntjramm

i /

INVENTIONS JStove log

Oatley, W.R., received patent

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

c f; mmm ^ ^

INVENTION

Stove8

Bogert, Dr. Chas. A. (Geneva)

Improved par lor stove

RDD, Je 17, 1852, 2-4

JD W


INVENT IO!IS

Stoves

We Clure, s., etove advertised and

described

RDU 0 29, 1853, 2-5

1/

ClaV

INVENTIONS

Kingsbury,

Stoves

G.J., invents

gas and coal stove

UA S 19

PW/CI.^

, 1859, 2-4

9

i/

a combination

INVENTIONS

Stiles, D.

for stoves

UA, Mr 28,

CFtABO

Stoves

L., secures patent for fire pot

1868, 2-4

#

Ii iV w

3 t r 7: C u t t e r s , Cut t nj.- Ge-rJrr.provencat

?':tmt to J o n e s , John ind

o

-toves, Gas-Cooking

Aiusden, A.}"., e::perir;.ents publicly

v/ith an importation -from 7ondon

1DU, ^p 21, 1P54, 2-5

INVENTIONSStoves

Curtis, S.S. (Croton Corners) patentedhis lnproved cooking stove

UA, Ur 6, 1860, 2-2

mhrnjmnra

INVENTIONS

Hudson,

UA, Jl

JMGtSC

Stoves

M. B.,

17, 1869

I

receives

, 2-1

•

t

patent

1

Strav Cutter

Jones and Syell, I ess rs . , securepatent for their invention andhave be£un to manufacture theiu

HDD, F 7> 1854, 2-5


IKVE::TIONS y

Stra*r Packing Apparatus

Patent given Albert Ficket of Rochester

on an apparatus for packing stra~, 'etc.

UA, Ja ?f», 1968, ?-<?

INVENTIONSStump Machine \j

Will is patent praised as superior toa l l o the r s .

UA, L'y 20, 1867, 2-3

vb:mam O

VENTIONS

Switch, Safety

Bradt ft Hayes switch now in use on the

Krle Hallway, highly regarded

UA Ja 22, 1867, 2-1

INVENTIONS

Street Cars

Condensed air to be tried as motivepower on street oars between Albanyand Troy; operation of machinedescribed; method of transportationmay be revolutionized.

UA, N 20,

NT.-MB

1865, 2-1

O

INVENTIONS

De Witt, ThomasSwitch Lock for

UA Je 10, 1886

LR

Switch Lock

E., grantedRailways.

, 3-4

patent for

23T

INVENTIONS

Tanning irethod

Hibbard, Harmon re- i ssued patentfor his tanning process

RDD, F 17, 1851, 2-5

V R : J.XH

L/INVENTIONS

Tea and Coffee Pot

Banber, John, patents and manufactures

new tea and coffee pot.

UA My 30, 1863 2-4

t

INVENTIONS \JTelegraph

Rochester oredited with 1st electrictelegraph in 1827, Invented by LeviBurrell

UA, Ap 10, 1873, 2-5

OZ:FD


INVENTIONS

Telegraph

Gaily9 Meppitt, invented MultiplexTelegraph; went to Washington to obtainpatent; description of machine given.

HA Ap 8, 1874 2-5

GTZ:HR

IHVEHTIONS VThresher

Hall, C. S., invented a threshing andcleaning grain machine; tested andproved to be very efficient

UA> Jl 25, 1872, 2-4

INVENTIONS

Thull Coupling

Carpenter, Clarenoe E. , patent issued.

UA F 13 , 1S91, 6-3

PR:LR

INVENTIONS

Telegraph

Article describing a new invention by ayoung lady telegraph operator of Rochesterby which Morse code can be sent by wink-ing the eyes (12")

UA, Ap 28, 1881, 2-5

CL:FD

INVENTIONS

Threshing Machine

Doran, Michael, granted patent for afeeder and band cutter* ( £ N )

UA Uy 9 , 1884, 2-2

T/I*RS

1 /

INVENTIONS

Tobacco Baler

Kimball, w. S.% invents press for

baling tobacco

UA, F 20, 1869, 2-2

GZ: ARO

INVENTIONSTobacco package

Hess, S.F., received a patent

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

ofj

INVENTIONS

Tobacco Tub

Patent claimed by Mr. Hess

UA, Ja 13, 1870, 2-1

NT!ARO


Jfcfei

INVENTIONS

Train Couplers

R o b e r t s , E . F . , coup le r fo r steamheat on ra l lv /ay c a r s ( 2 a ' )

UA, S 30, 1889, 3-2

JCM:AB

INVENTIONS

Trains

Boyce, Louis D., invented device to helpprevent serious accidents when a trainleaves its track

UA D 28, 1870, 2-2

CG/CMV

INVENTIONS

Transporting recaptaole

Rogers, Louis P . , and J. Hoffman,granted patent

UA N 21, 1890, 6-7

INVENTIONS

Trusses

Hart, Silas, will start a new business,

when he starts to manufacture trusses

at Building No. 3, Hill St.

UA, F 9, 1866, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Trip-Hammer

Hughes, Bernard, exhibited atmospherictrip-hammer at Fair of the AmerlcanInstitute*

RDU

MM:PM

IIVENTIONS

N 22, 1856 3-2

INVENTIONS

Trunks

Fleischman, Levi , patented improvement

on trunks.

UA J a 1 3 , 1863 2-3

ME:JS

Trusses

Wells, John T., inventor of truss; thetruss is an important aid to building.

UA, 3, 1889, 3-3

INVENTIONS

Typewriting Machine

Cl inton . Chas. M. and J. M'Namara(Ithaca) patent issued.

UA, Ja 3, 1891, 7-4

PR:UB


INVENTIONS

TUO — FASTENER

Lockwood, E. D. (Penfield), granted

patent

UA Je 4, 1858, 3-2

INVENTIONS

Meyers,machine

UA, N 8

JM:FD

Voting Machines

Jacob ,(i col

, 1889,

demonstrated

6 - 5

o

a new

INVENTIONS

Mack, A.G.

UA, D 3 1 ,

of;maim

Wardrobe

, received

1869, 2-6

1 /

patent

>

Fairiian,

RDD i;;

>—• A . . L

Universal Chuck

C», dr^v.r out patent

- 20, lCf l , 2-4

oINVENTIONS

Wall Ornament

Conegan, llalaohl, granted patent

UA N 21, 1890, 6-7

JL:JI

Inventions

Wash Boards

Hoosler Knuckle Machine newly patent-

ed wash board to be exhibited at

County-Fair

RDD, S 29, 1853, 2-4

JC oINVENTIONS

Wash Boiler

Jeffers, and Boevnen, receives patent

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 2-4

OZ:FD

Washing Machine

Nash, H.t secured a patent

UA, 0 19., 1866, 2-2


INVENTIONS (AD)

Watches

Waltham Watch Company selling watch

which sets the hands from the back.

UA, F 11, 1870, 2-1

L-

JD:MB•IINVENTIONS

Water elevator

Babcock, J.K, received patent

UA, D 31 , 1869, 2-6

cf;mram

IMVENTIGNS

Water Wheels

Kelly, J. C , took out a patent

UA, S 9, 1871, 2-2

\y

IKVEIJTICi\TS

Golden,

UA., F

PR:FAD

^ a

Samue l ,

7 , 1891

ter 2.1 ot

patent

, 7-3

•

or

issued.

INVENTIONS

Water Drawer

Machine with two buckets, which lifts

water and discharges by steady turning

of crank In one direction; on exhibition

at Fair

UA, 0 2, 1862, 2-3

NTIARO

JINVENTIONS

Water Locomotive

Winer, Daniel (Lockport) building aWater Locomotive.

UA A g. 10, 1858 3-2

INVENTIONS

Water Power

Tsit, Thomas, Invented a device lmprovinwater wheels and increasing powerproduction, (l")

UA, J8, 12,

CI.!P:A:-O

INV31ITI01TS

Garnsey»s Patent leather strip

Watson, Mr* introduces article inRochester*

HDU, Je 13, 1854, 2-5

FD/HB


INVENTIONS

Skinner,

UA, N 14

CCP:HR

Weighing

George A. ,

, 1890, 6-7

Scales

granted

>

patent

INVENTIONS

Sweet,patent

UA, My

CL:HR

Wheel Hub

J. 11., (Batavia) received

13, 1886, 7-3

INVENTIONS JWheels

Walker, William D. (Livonia) patentedhis Wind Wheel

UA, Mr 6, 1860, 2-2

'INVENTIONS

Windmill

Patented by T.C. vice (Rochester)

RDU D 4, 1S55 1-6

PM

INVENTIONS

Kack ,

UA, 0

ME:HAL

I

Well Tube8

F A., patented iron tubes

12, 1866, 2-P

O

INVENTIONS

Wheel

J o n e s , G.H., t

Michigan i n a

" J nit' r'irrf i f

, Railroad car

secured a patent

safety railroad

UA, Ag 25, 1869, 2-3

WN:JKG

•

in

car TJheel

INVENTIONS

Wheels

Mitchell, S., patent procured

UA, Ag 5, 1871, 2-2

MHM:ARO

INVENTIONS

Windmills

Palmer, G. W. (Riga) invents wooden-

winged, windmill, inexpensive and

practical*

UA, Ap 20, 1869, 2-2

WN:MB


INVENTION

tfindov Blind Operator

Presented by Rcot and Sheldon

HDD, J a 2 1 , 1S52, 2-5

r.LH

INVENTIONS

Window-Sash

Crane, S. G-., secures patent forhis window-sash lock.

UA, J a 2 1 , 1860, 2-3

INVENTIONS

Window Fastening

•Never-failing and Self-locking"

window Introduced in

UA, Ja 5, 1870, 2-2

ML:MB M

Rochester.

>

INVENTIONS

Uindovz-sash and ga te - fas tener

Morse, Orrin, patended fas tener sold

exclusively by Z. J . S l l i c o t t :'. Co.

RDU, S 2, 1852, 3-2

CB

INVENTIONS

Winnowers of grain

Childs, Augustus B., grantedpatent for improvement

RDUf Ja 29, 1853, 2-5

I1 •1 FD :KLK

1 Wrench

I Winalow, L # 9 invented a new sliding•1 wrench

1 UA 0 3, 1861, 2-2

L •

INVENTIONSWood lathe rest

Durgin, H.J., received patent

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-6

cfjmmm ^ ^

INTENTIONS

See Patents

•


INVENTORSRochester

- Rufus;and Hughes, Bernard; goingEurope to sell inventions ' g

N 19, 1855, 3-1

INVERNESS

Name

UA,

Js;mb

of

Ja

y

town changed to Fowlervil ie.

24, 1862, 2-1

O

INVESTMENTS

Numerous

would-be

new railroad projects puzzle

investor; advice in choosing

investments

UA J l

11HM/CLSV

20 , 1871, 2-2

•

IONA BOAT CLUB

Held a May reception at the WashingtonRink. (2|»)

UA, My 4, 1886, 2-5

IB:MB

INVESTORS

Invent.ors and manufacturers petitionU.S. Senate to defeat certr.in patentbills introduced in House ofRepresentative (11")

UA, Ap 19, 1/584, 2-5

LG-:ARO

INVESTIGATION, TOLICE JUSTICE

Improper use of dockets hit byinvest gator?. Hr- .-oore refuses todeliver up dockets for examine.t: 6nby Committee

ftDU, Ja 10, 1353, i-3

f djinnun

IONA BOAT CLUB

Entertained friends at its boathouse, (l-£H)

UA Je 7, 1SSP 2-"*

V

HR

IONA CLUB

Gave party at Welder" s Hall

UA 0 20, 1885, 2-1

AJOUI


X08CH, HERKIAN •

Reoeived v e r d i o t $250 in as sau l tcase aga ins t James Horn

UA,

JA

N 14, 1895, 8-4

oIOWA

See Westward E x p a n s i o n

NP:JMG

IOWA, WESTERN

Conditions described, dread of Indiansslows immigration. Homestead grantsopened; 25 beloiv zero on Js 1,

UA, J a 19, 1364, 2-2

IOWA

See'Migrations

VC:HR

ICffA, STATE OF

Statistics

Statisticspublished.

RDU D

Pi!

from

17,

Governor'

1356

s ".'.essar:e

2-1

IRELAND, H R .

Suffers $1,000.00 loss in Geneva fire

UA, Ap 29, 1866, 2-1

~*^****- mdIPS.«TCK, LIRS.

Injured in train collision,

HDD, Uy IS, 1854, 3-3

IRELAND, DOUGLASS

Burned toblacksmi th

UA, Mr 29,

RL:FD

deathshop

1880,

in fire

2-4

•

(LYONS)

of John Hopps1s


IRELAND, FREDERICK J . (DE WITT)

Killed at East Rochester while couplingoars . Suffered broken neck when caughtbetween two cars

UA, Ap 14, 1893, 5-2

MW:JIO

IRELAND, GEORGE B.

Died

UA, Ur 16, 1895, 3-5

oFT:JA

IRELAND GEORGE

Sentenced to Auburn for 5 years forlarceny.

UA D 2, 1876, 2-1

IRELAND, GEORGE B.


UA, Mr 27, 1895, 7-5

J L i J I

IRELAND, MRS. G. H.

Burned to death at Geneva

UA Ag 24, 1866, 2-3

ME:JI

IRELAND, GEORGE B.

Obi tuary (8")

UA, Mr 18 , 1895, 7-4

AS:FD

IRELAND 9 GEORGE

Sent tocharge.

UA

?.r:;:HR

My

Auburn for

28, 1877

5 years on robbery

2-3

)

IRELAND, GRACE (LYONS)

Found dead in bed;bottle containingroom (5H)

UA, D

MMiJA

20, 1895,

friendslaudanum

2-5

•

foundin the


IRELAND, HATTIE

8ee Uyere, James C.

SC:HR

Died in Cal i fornia

RDU, Ja 6, IS54, 2-<=

IRELAND, JAUES W.


UA Je 22, 1887, 8-4

CC.-LR

IREIAND, JOHN

City reform candidate for Constable

HDD, F 11 , 1853, 2-7

IRELAND, DR

Married

UA Ag

IB:AA

. J. LOUIS

Harriet C.

23 1893

(ERIE, *A.)

Martin (Rochester).

5-1

o

ADO

IRELAND, JAMES W.

Died.

UA Hy 2 3 , 1887, 2-4

CC:IF

IRELAND, JANE

See Jones, George E.

CB

IRELAKD, JCHN

Defeated by I. V. 1'oshier, forconstable, fifth ward

HDU, Je 8, 1853, 2-5

ViLH o


IRELAND, JOHN

Shoemaker, name appears in directories

of 182? and 1858

UA Ag 4, 1858, 3-1

CMV

IRELAND, JOHN

UA says that by nominating him forAlderman, the Republican Party indorselotteries and lottery vending

UA, Nr 4, 1861, 2-4

mhmjmmm

IRELAND, JOHN

Barn demolishedloss $300.00

UA, Je -26, 1869,

IRELAND, JOHN

Obituary

UA, F 28, 1877,

WN:JMG

by fire, Alexander St.,

2-3

2-4

•

IRELAND, JO'IN

VS. Mary E. Ireland, divorce oase dis-continued

UA, Mr 6, 1860, 2-3

mhm;ramm

IRELAND, JOHN

Arrested

without a

UA S 2

JGRUI

for selling

Government

lottery tickets

license

, 1863, 2-2

IRELAND, JOHN

Sold a lot on Alexander St. to JohnN. Bergman for 52,000.

UA Ag 30, 1876 2-7

WN.-HR

IRELAND, JOHN

See Graham, John

MLH


mtm

IRELAND, JOSEPH

See Thorton, Wm.

HHM:JI

IRELAND, LIZABETH

See Withnan, Casper J r .

CC:HR

IREL.ND, MRS. LYDIA ANN

Died

UA Ap 2 1 , 1859, 3-3

DS

IRELAND, SARAH A

See Pat terson, H

IHELAim, LEWIS

Liarried Rebecca Ann

RDD

CI.IV

LI- 7 ,

(CLARKSOlf)

Bush (Parrna)

1853, 3-3

0IRELAND, LYDIA A.

Probate of heirship granted

UA, Ap 26, 1884, 3-9

CC:FD

IRELAND, MARY E.

See I r e l a n d , John

rahm; ramrn

IRELAND, SATIE C.

See 8k inner , Frank

JS:J8


IRELAND, SIDNEY R. (CHICAGO)

Married Mary H. Crouoh ( R o c h e s t e r )

«A, S 1 8 , 1S7S, 2-5

||H1C:ARO

IRELAND, RELJEF__FOR

Meeting to be held to raise fund forIrish sufferers.

UA, My 16, 1863, 2-1

pjw:mam

IRELAND, RELIEF FOR

Name of committee men who will receive

donations for relief of Irish sufferers

UA My 20, 1863, 2-3

IRELAND, WILLIAM (CLARK30N)

Was k i l l e d when h i s horse ran awayand he was thrown out of h i s buggy.

UA N 2, 1887, 1-7

CL:RZO

IRELAND, mi. H. H.

Elected vlce-pres. of the Charter OakBaseball club

UA, Ap 6, 1361,

DWlmmn

2-3

o

IRELAND, WILLIAM M.

PW/CMV

Formerly of Rochester killed himselfby taking laudanum at Camden. (5^")

UA, S 28, 1893, 5-4

IB:FAD

IRELAND, RELIEF I-OR,

Committee named to receive fundsfor relief of Irish sufferers.

UA, My 19, 1863, 2-1

pjw:mam

IRELAND,

•801.

Irish

UA

PW/CMV

RELIEF FOR

75 raised to

sufferers

My 21, 1863,

•

date for relief of

2-4


IRELAND

Meeting held in Rochester to acquaint

the public with the condition of the

Buffering Irish

UA My 23, 1863, 2-1

MHM/CKV

IRELAND

Letter from Rochester!an traveling,describing country

UA, 0 7, 1871, 2-3

jnunni

IRELAND

Various Irish Relief Fund Committeesexplained; Land League only organizationrepresentative of the people.

UA, F 4, 1880, 3-1

IRELAND

Shaw, Rev. D r . , Br ick Church, v o i c e sPresbyterian m i n i s t e r app rova l of HomeRule for Irish ($ col)

UA, Jl 8, 1886, 3-1

IRELAND , RELIEF OF

Meeting held at Fall"a Tavern in Greece.

Adjourned without transacting business.

UA My 29, 1863 2-1, 2-2

JGR:JS O

IRELAND

Land question explained; plan"forsettlement as advocated by C. S. Parnell,

UA, Ja 24, 1880, 3-1

MM:MB

Several Rochesterians urge separationfrom England, (li col.)

0 20, 1881, 2-2

IRELAND

See Fenian Brotherhood


IRES, CAPT.

Left for

RALPH 0.

California;

defaulted government

dollars.

UA F

JD/CCP

believed to

of several

3, 1868, 2-2

AIP

have

thousand

IRIS TEMPLE

Officers were installed

UA, Ag 6, 1889, 2-4

VB:FD

IRISH, ALBUBTUS S. (XEV'ARX)

Died

VA Ag ?1 1893 7-1

IB: A

IRISH, GEORGE J .

See Brigham, O r v i l l e P-

IRETON, EDWARD WILLIAM

Died

UA. Ag 17, igo.1^ 5.6

JL:LG

IRISH, UR.-

Had his pocketriding a State

UA

WN:HR

Ag

picked of.St. car.

11, 1876- 2-5

O

$140 while(1")

IRISH, ALICE 1.1. (MRS. J.P-)

Died

UA, Je 27, 1877, 3-4

CCP.'HR

I?JSH, J

^te to Democratic ; t a t eConvent;', on

RDU, 3 2, 185-,, 2-3


IRISH, J.P.

Drug store, on State Street robbed of$100 worth of merchandise

UA, S 23, 1378, 2-2

CMP:AROO

IRISH, MRS. LUCINDA L . (JORDAN)

Died

UA M 2 2 , 1 8 9 3 , 2-6

JL.RZ

IRISH, SIIION

Died

UA, D 22, 1890, 8-1

(JORDON)

IRISH, JACOB P-

Married Alice

UA 0 26,

JD:JI

M. Peart

1876, 2-7

O

(l in.)

IRISH, J. P.

Almost overcome by stove gas funes,recovering.

t'A, J a 8, 1880, 2 -3

VC:MB

IRI8H, JACOB P-


UA, My 21, 1896, 7-5

JM:AA oIRISH, 1313. MEHETABLE

Died in Buffalo

UA, Ag 10, 186S, 3-7

ME-.JMG

IRISH

Article: "Irish Invasion, The"

RDU, D 7, 1855, 2-1

NT


IRISH

* O1Connor, Father James, confident Pope?£•) l 8 h 8 l d e » c l a l i n 9 reports untrue.

UA Uy m.t lgggf g-3

JC:JD?

IRISH-A1ERICANS

Belief expressed that a large percentage

of I r i sh Americans are Democratic because

they-believe in Democratic principles.

UA 1IR 2 7 , 1868 , 2 - 1

CF/CCP

IRISH-AMERICAN CLUB

Annual meeting held; members adoptedresolutions

UA, 0 25, 1888, 2-5

IRISH CATHOLIC SOCIETIES

Formed a permanent central organization,

UA J l 9 , 1 8 7 5 , 2 -2

JCM!PZ

IRISH AID

Large mass meeting held; IrishCoercion Bill protested; Mayor Parson'saddress; vice-Presidents and secretarieschosen; speakers heard; resolutionsadopted (2& col)

, Mr 5 ,

VC:ARO

IRISH AMERICAN CITIZENS

Meeting held regarding their politicalstand in coming election.

UA S 3, 1872 2-3

VC:HR0

IRISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES

Members of societits participated in

parade in celebrating St. Patrick's Day

UA, Mr 18, I8b4, 2-1

STE:JMG

IRIS;-: CAT:-.?L:C BEIIEVCLSWT UNICH

Closing cerenonies of the conventiongiven

UA, 0 23, 1P.75, P-2

x. :AB


IRSH CAUSE

Arrangements made to meet Parnel lEnvoys,'Hat of subscriptionsto fund (4")

UA, My 2 3 , 1891, 5-6

SC:AB

IRISH CAUSE

Parnell Envoys arrived In city

UA, My 2 6 , 1 8 9 1 , 5 -6

SC.-AB

IRISH CAUSE

Subscriptions for Parnell Envoysackno wle dge d (5")

UA, My 30, 1891, 6-7

IRISH LAND LEAGUE, AVON

Officers e lec ted (31

UA, Ja 6, 1881 , 2 -1

IRISH CAUSE

Letter to editor concerningP a r n e l l Envoys ( 2 N )

UA, M y 2 6 , 1 8 9 1 , 5 - 5

SC: AR

IRISH CAUSE

P a r n e l l Envoys gave speeches a tC i ty Hal l (8M)

UA, My 27, 1891, 7-2

SClAB

IRISH CAUSE FUND

Additional subscript ion l i s t e d ( l£"

UA. My 25, 1891, 2-5

SC:AB

IRISH LAND LEAGUE

Met last night (6 in.)

UA My 10, 1880, 2-3

JD:JI


IRISH LAND LEAGUE

Davltt, Michael, reception was givenIn hie honor at which he spoke onthe Irish question (l£ Col. )

t* J l 1,

HM:JI

IRISH LAND LEAGUE

Keledy, Patrick, spoke at the meeting.The sympathies of the league v/ereextended to the family of Fannie Parnellwho died recently.. (3")

UA Jl 22, 1882 2-4

IRISH LAND LEAGUE, MONROE COUNTY

Meeting held; Ward secretaries ap-pointed; Patrick laeledy (New York)spoke. (8")

UA Jl 15, 1882 4-1

Hlf:HR

IRISH LAND LEAGUE

Meeting held to determine means ofraising #700 for the Parnell fund;grand ball to be held

UA, D 51, 1883, 4-2

VC:APO

IRISH LAND LEAGUE

An editorial on the aims and objectivesof the league and the probable result(18 in.)

UA Jl 8, 1882, 3-1

IRISH LAND LEAGUE, LiCKRCE COUNTY

Committees reported on arrangementsfor Michael Davitt's banquet. Secre-taries for wards appointed. Speechesmade (4£ in.)

UA Jl 8, 1882, 2-4

IRISH LAND LEAGUE, 130NROE COUNTY

Nicholson, Rear Admiral, was the targetof resolutions of disapproval regardinghis action in paying respects to theBritish Navy after they had bombed acity in E?:ypt, a country with which theU. S. is on friendly relations. (5»)

UA, Jl 29, 1882, 4-1

WN:KB

IRISH NATIONAL CLUB

Unjust statement printed in the paperabout their picnic. (6")

UA Je 17, 1886, 3-2

IB:LR


LAND LEAGUE OF AMERICA, IRISH NATIONAL

Call given by cen t ra l headquarters tomake prepara t ions for t he i r nat ionalconvention, (11")

UA F 14, 1093 4-2

OVC:HR

IRIS:; ICATI^. A L LA::D LE;-.:.TJE

See Land Le'.- u.es

IRISH NATIONAL LEAGE OF ROCHESTER

Committees for their picnic chosenat meeting

UA, J l 1 2 , 1G84, 2 - 1

NT::.'T

LArTD LEAGUE, IRISTrf N

Monroe County Branch

351& h a s been c o n t r i b u t e d to ther'enorlal fund (l/5 col)

U S J l 22, V'r~,Z,

Ci.iP:ARO •

P r r n e l l

IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE

Contributions to the Pame l l Memorialfund; report on conference with U.S.President Arthur

t* , J l 7, 1SS3,

CMP.-ARO

IRISH NAm

Meeting

UA, J a

>

IOI-

of

1 1 ,

AL LAND

Monroe

1806,

LEAGUE

County Branch

3 - 3

Oill.IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE RELIEF ASSOCIATION,

MONROE COUNTY

Sent a remittance to Dublin, Ireland;copy of the letter that was enclosed.(5")

UA, Ap 26, 1880, 2-6

RL:MB

IRISH NATIONAL LEAGITS

Meeting held; consolidation of thissociety p.nd others in the countrydiscussed (4M)

UA, My 5, 1893, 4-2

vc mmra


IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE

President Barrons resignationaccepted by the Monroe CountyBranch (6& in.)

UA My 19, 1883, 4-1

M3:JI

22IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE

Monroe County branch he ld meetingl a s t evening; P r e s . H. P. Mulliganpresided.

UA, My 26, 1883, -4-2

o?:S:HR


Monroe County Branch: ratification meeting;address by Joseph O'Gonnar (1 col.)

UA, Je 6, 1883, 4-1

MS:FD



UA, Je 16, 1883, 2-5


lionroe County branch e lected H. P.Mulligan in p lace of Old Martin Barron.

UA My 26, 1883 2-4

!iS:HR


Monroe County branch held a regularmeeting.

UA Je 2, 1333, 4-2

o


Held a regularfor musical ynd

UA

HStLR

Je 9, 1883,

Monroe

meeting;literary

4-2

#

County

committee appointedexercises.


Monroe C-unty Branch at a pmeeting 1-st ev?=ning; Dr. Caseypresented subsc r ip t ions to Parne l lt es t imonia l fund (P. )

UA, Je 23, 1883, 4-2


IRISH NATIONAL Li-AGUE


Weekly meeting held last evening;subscriptions to the Parn^ll fundlisted. (2«)

UA, Je 30, 18-33, 2-3


H. P# Mulligan conducted regularmeeting last evening (2 in.)

UA N 3, 1883, 4-2

LR:JI


Committee on tickets for lectureof John E. Redmond appointed

UA Ja 28, 1884, 2-5


Treasurer's report and election of officers.

UA F 11, 1884, ?-5

CC:LR


Honroe County Branch met.

UA Ag 4, 1883, 4-2

ClfP :RZ A



Regular meeting held. (3M)

UA N 24, 1883, 4-2

LRlLR oA


Pl^ns completed for reception of John3. Redmond (3")

UA, * 4, 1884, 4-2


Reports from the ball committee.

UA F 18, 1884, 4-4

LG.'RZ


IHISH NATIONAL LEAGUE

First annual ball.

UA F 20, 1884, 4-2

LG:RZ O


Monroe County branoh; H.P. Mulligan,president, resigned; new of f icers e lec ted

UA, Ur 31, 1884, 4*3

oo

JG:JI


List of contributors to theParliamentary fund (l£ in.)

UA Jl 25, 1885, 4-1


A list of persons who contributedthe sum of $98

UA Jl 11, 1885, 4-2

JO:JI


Rtportf of a reoent ball,

UA, F 25, 1864, 4-2

LG:HR


Branch meeting; of Monroe County held;list of officers elected (2")

UA, AS 9, 1884, 4-4

JG:FD


List of persons who contributed thesum of $132 for the Parliamentaryfund*

UA, Jl 18,1885, 2r-2

JG:UB

••1IRISH NATIONAL I£AGUE

Monroe County

List of subscriptions to Parliamentfund

UA Ag 1, 1885, 2-2

FCUJI



List of cont r ibut ionParliamentary Fund

UA 8 5, 1885,

JO:JI

for

2-1

the


Arrangements made to hold the annualb a l l on Jan. 13th.

UA D 23, 1885, 2-1

JG:RZ


The committee In charge of the ball met;proceeds to amount to $500

UA, Ja 18, 1886, 2-3


Resolution on death of Thomas A.Hendricks adopted.

UA, N 28, 1885, 4-2

AJC:HRO

IRISH NATIONAL

Arrangements

LEAGUE

FccheaJJer

for annual ball

UA, J a 4 , 1886, 2 -4

JD.-AFO •

.completed


Arrangements for ball were made

UA Ja 9, 1886, 2-3

IBIFD


Held ball at Rochester Literary Union (6«)

UA, Ja 14, 1886, 3-3

IRI3N NATIONAL LEAGUE

Held its annual meeting. The treasurerreported. List of officers elected

UA, Mr 27, 1SS6, 3-2

IB.-ARO


IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE, MONROE COUNTY

Meeting held (2B)

UA, Ap 10, 1686, 3-2

WN:FD


Held a meeting at the Young Men'sCatholic Assn. building; discussed theHome Rule party. (4")

UA Je 17, 1886, 3-2


Rt. Rev. B, J. Me Quaid made thefirst subscription to the fund. (6W)

UA Je 21, 1886, 3-2

IB:RZ


Report of returns for Parliamentary fund<* col)

UA, Jl 1, 1886, 2-7


Meeting held by them (2N)

UA, Je 12, 1886, 3-2

oCL:FD


The committee appointed to take chargeof subscriptions; met last evening;address adopted by Patrick Barry. (10t")

UA Je 19, 1886, 2-7

IB:LR


Held meeting last evening; aid ex-tended for fund for Home Rule ofIreland; committees were appointed.

UA Je 26, 1886, 2-7

MS:RZ

0C:ARO


Parliamentary Fund

List of contributions given (4£B

UA, Jl 6, 1886, 2-6

LO:FD



Parliamentary Fund

List of contributions given ($ ool.

UA, J l 7, 1886, 3-2

LGlFD


Parliamentary Fund

Addit ional subscript ions l i s t e d (14")

UA, J l 10, 1886, 3-4


Resulutiona adopted a t meeting. (3N

UA J l 17, 1886, 2-5

LG:RZ


Parliamentary Fund

List of subscriptions listed (2 ool.)

UA, Jl 8, 1886, 6-1

L£:FDO


Parliamentary Fund

Additional subscriptions reported atadjourned meeting. (16")

UA Jl 15, 1886, 3-2

LG.-RZ


Business t ransac ted and reso lu t ionsadopted a t regular meeting. (3£N)

UA, Jl 24, 1886, 2-6

LGlHR


Parliamentary Fund

Report of committee on the progress offund (1/3 col)

UA, Jl 20, 1886, 8-4


Large attendence at p icnic (7£")

UA, J l 29, 1886, 3-4



Delegates se leoted for NationalConvention; #1000 contributedto fund up to date (4 i n . )

UA J l 31 , 1886, 3-2

CC::JI


Final preparations for departureof delegates to the NationalConvention in Chicago, made at•••ting.

UA, Ag 14, 1886, 3-4

LG:MB



Recent convention discussed a t meeting(2*-)

UA, Ag 26, 1S86, 3-5

LG.-ARO

^ ^IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE

Held a picnic at Maple Grove (4/5 col)

UA, Je 30, 1887, 3-3

mmm


Committee annointed to secure reducedt i c k e t s to Chicago f or comingconvention ( l " )

UA, Ag 7, 1886, ?-7

LG:AROO


Delegates seen off at depot to oon-Tsntlon at Chicago* (1 col.)

UA, Ag 17, 1886, 3-1

LG:HR


Adopted r e s o l u t i o n s . (6%")

UA ivy 28, 1887, 3-4

CC:LR


Meeting held; financial statement

UA, 0 1, 1887, 3-2

MHM:AB


IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE, MONROE COUNTY BRANCH

Meeting held, arrangements made forreception to be given Messrs. Esmondeand O1Conner, members of Parliament (6M)

UA, 0 11, 1887, 3-2

1.

mi:UB


Meeting held by them; J . D. Bel l ,of Glasgow, Scotland, spoke on theHome Rule agi ta t ion (7")

UAf 0 29, 1887, 3-5

CL:HR• M M


Held a meeting. Subscriptions for there l ie f of the evicted in I reland areover $1,150

UA N 26, 1887, 3-2

IB:RZ


O'Connor, Arthur, and S ir Thomas HenryGrattan Esmonde, members of Parliament,t o be given reception; biographicalsketches. (& c o l . )

UA, 0 22, 1887, 2-7


Arrangements were made for thereoeptlon to be given* Committeeswere appointed*

UA, 0 19, 1687, 2-4

O

IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE, MONROE COUNTY BRANCH

Home rule declared to be comingsoon* Several speeches were givenat meeting (4 Col*)

UA 0 23, 1887, 3-1

IB:JI


List of contributions received for theeviction fund given. (15")

UA 5, 1387, 2-7

IB:RZ


An article written in the EdinburghScottish Leader on the work of thisorganization reprinted herein (l£ cols)

UA, D 6, 1887, 6-1

CLJHR



Held a meeting; sent $1500 to Ireland,

UA D 17, 1887, 2-4

BI.-LR

JG:HR


Monroe County branch held itsannual meeting; officers electedare listed

UA F 1 8 , 1888, 3-2

JG:JI


L i s t of contr ibut ions to Parnel l fund.

UA., *»ov. 10 ,

PC: FAD


Meeting h e l d

UA, F 4 , 1888, 2-3


List of subscriptions.

UA, D 31, 1SS7, 3-1

IB:LG


Annual b a l l h e l d .

UA F 9 , lggg , 3-2

JG:LR


Annual meeting held; subscriptionsreceived for the Parnell Defense Fund

UA, 0 20, 1888, 2-3

SL.-AB


Received additional contributionsfor the Parnell fund. (4-")

UA N 17,

PC:LR



Additional subscr ip t ions for theParnell defense fund are l i s t e d ,

UA N 24, 1888, 2-3

SL:RZ


Additional contributions listed*Total $875.

XJk D 8, 1888, 3-3

DL RZ


Held annual ball- (A*)

0* F 7, Io89, <J-6

t>k:Ji)P

IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUZ


Meeting, rou t ine business , e-e witnessversion of Home Rule ouestion in Ireland,(SB)

UA 0 1?, 1829. '3-7

Jji.'LR


Additional contributions l i s t e d forthe Parnell Defense Fund.

UA D 1, 1888, 2-7

OSL:JDP


Meeting held; subscribers listed.

UA D 15, 1S2S, 6-3

SL:LR oIRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE

Meeting held; considered the postpone-ment of the National Convention (3").

UA Je 29, 1889, 2-5

StrJDP


Member Patrick Cox's comment on Ir ishsituation abroad. (?£«)

UA 0 12, 1889, 6-7

JC:LR



Make arrangements to receiveJohn Dillon and William O'Brien(4 In,)

UA

SC:JI

N 8, 1890 , 6-7

oIRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE

Hold meeting; subscriptions toIreland relief fund listed tk*

0* N 29, 1S90, 5-7

8C:JI


Additional subscription received forfund (2")

UA, D 13 , 1890, 6-5

SC VB

IRISH OF ROCHESTER

Preparing to hold mass meeting at City

Hall.

UA Ag 25, 1862 2-2

VR:J8


Subscriptions to parliamentary fund(14-)

UA, N 17, 1890, 5-4

SC:9)


Monroe County branch d i scusses and upholdsP a r n e l l ' s leadership in I r i s h cause*subscript ions to Parliamentary <und. (6 1 )

UA D 6 1890 6-6

SC:AA O


Casey, J.W., president at meeting (2")

UA, D 20, 1890, 5-4

SC:AB

IRISH OF ROCHESTER

Held war Mass Meeting at Corinthian

Hall; 60 rice presidents eleoted;

12 secretaries, names given*

UA, Ag 28, 1862, 2-2

VRJMB


IEISH FFLIEF

Contributors to fund receive

accounting of funds

RDD, IZy 28, 1853, 2-3

MC

IRISH RELIEF FUND


UA My 23, 1863, 2-4

IRISH RELIEF FUND


UA, My 26, 1863, 2-3

MHM.-JMG

IRISH RELIEF FUND


UA, My 28, 1863, 2-4

UI:JMG

IRISH RELIEF FUND


UA My 22, 1863, 2-3

IRISH RELIEF FUND


UA My 25, 1863, 2-4

IRISH RELIEF FUND


UA, My 27, 1863, 2-4

KK:JMG

IRISH RELIEF FUND

List of contributors and amounts,

UA Ly 29, 1863 2-4

J&R:JS


IRISH RELIEF FUND

List of contributors and amounts.

UA Uy 30, 1963 2-3

JGR:JS O

IRISH RELIEF FUND


UA Je 16, 1863 2-2

»!HM:JS

IRISH RELIEF MOVEMENT

A r t i c l e explains land tenure in Ireland;l i e t e causes for famine there and o f fersconstructive suggestions

UA Ja 20, 1SS0, 1-5

IRISH SOCIETIES

Joined together to raake plans for assist-ing people of Ireland in their presentdistress. Took a subcriptlon»$340.00collected. List of societies/present atmeeting given (£ col.)

UA, Ja 14, 1880, 2-4

VC:FD

IRISH RELIEF FUND

List of contributors and amounts.

UA Je 1, 1863 2-5

JGR:JS

IRISH RELIEF MOVEMENT

Committee chosen to receive Messrs.Parnell and Di l lon; subscriptions andcontributions l i s t e d

UA Ja 19, lggO, 2-6

JTC/CMV

IRISH REVOLUTIONARY PARTIES

Income tax renders it impossible to

maintain elle^iance to England v.'ithout

betraying duty of Ireland; spams pro-

duce bad signals for action

UA Ja 27, 1866, 3-2

JI

IRIYE, G. K.

Lectured on "Customs of the Japanese" atFirst Church of Evangelical Association

UA, Mr 23, 1895, 10-3

JL:TL


IRON, REV. JOHN (PULTNEY, N.Y. )

Married Julia E. Wixom (Urbana, N.Y.)

UA, Ag 9 , 1884, 3-6

JGlFD

IRO:;

Aritcle describing the iron mines

purchased by some American Citizens in

Canada^anong ^fhon vrere a few Rochesterians

UA, Je °9, 18C7, 2-1,2

CC-:ARO

IRON

Prices highest since Civil War

UA, My 28 , 1872, 2 -1

Jcm;fd

IRON

300 bars of railroad iron unloaded at

Charlotte

RDU If 30, 1653, 2-6

oIRON

Shipment

Charlotte

400 tons

UA, Je 7,

GZULIG

froni Rochester

; 260 tons t o

to Chicago

1869, 2-1

O

Iron Co. at

Cleveland,

IRON

Price of Iron goes up. No. 1, PigIron sold for $56 a ton. Iron tradeaotlve

UA, 0 23, 1872, 2-5

GZ:FD

IRON

Invention of rust proof Iron claimed to betrue by John Bower, attorney for the patentr ights on the process (19M)

UA, Ap 10, 1883, 4-1

VClFD

IRON

Prices advance.

UA, D 11, 1885, 2-1

AJC:HR


Bee Manufacturing

COMPANY

See Iron Manufacturing Company,Rochester

VC:«

IRON CCUPAillES

See Wayne County Iron Co,

NP:JMG

IRON COMPANY, ROCHESTER

Blast furnace suspended due to accident;price of iron highest since Civil War

UA, My 28, 1872, 2-1

IRON COMPANIES

See Ames Iron Company

RJP:ARO

IROW CO

See

R J " : A B

I.1PANY

Rochester Iron Company

IRON COMPANY, ONTARIO

Suspended operations

UA Ur 17, 1871, 2-2

CCP.-JI

IRON F.^NCE FACTOR1'

, /:.Ttin,

C.;:LH


mm

IRC:\ rAciin.Tss

Manufactured by Fa i rnar . and w I H a r d

RDD i:r , 8, 1852, 2-5

CB O

IRON LOULDERS1 UNION, RCG.-.ESTER

Meeting held; resolutions adopted

UA, Ap 19, 1860, 2-4

FD:MC

IRON MOULDER'S ASS' CIATION

Revi*v/ of f i r s t annual ba l l held

UA N 6, 1860, ?-?.

J

CGjDS

IRON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ROCHESTER

Announces a 5$ dividend.

UA, Ag 3, 1869, 2-3


Blast furnace at Charlotte visitedby the stock holders

UA, Ja 28, 1869, 2-2

peg;'


Put out 5,200 tons of pig Iron In

six months ending July 31st.

UA, Ag 4, 1869, 2-4

i/

WN:MB

IRON iiOULDEP'S UNION, ROCHESTER

To hold first annual party

UA N 3, 1860, 3-1

CG:DS

IRON MOULDERS UNION NO. 12 , ROCHESTER

Resolutions passed on death of f e l l o wmember James Canfleld

UA, S 10, 1862, 2-4

i/

ntjmmra


IRON MOULDERS

Article to

ment made

tended to

Union

UA, Ur 7,

FD:ARO

UNION

editors occasioned by state-

by William Kldd

create a false

1863, 2-3

0

and Co. which

impression of

IRON-MOULDER'S UnIQli

Meeting held; stove procession scheduled,Jacob Keorner named president

DA 0 2, 1872, 2-1

VC:JI

IRON HOLDER »S UNION

No. 12

Settlement of d i f f i cu l ty withco-operative foundry (1/3 Col.)

UA Ap 8, 1890, 5-5

CC:JI

IRON HOLDER'S UuION

No. 11

Curran, Richard elected delegateto national convention

UA, My 17, 1895, 7-6

CCP:JA

IRON MOULDERS UNION

The Annual Ball of the Iron MouldersUnion at Washington Hall last nightwas attended by a large number of ladlesand gentlemen*

UA, D 2 9 , 1 8 7 1 , 2 - 1

Ay: MB

IRON

JG:JI

MOULDERS

At a meetingand Centralwas selectedemployers

UA Jl 10,

of the Iron MouldersUnions a committeeto confer with the(2 in.)

1885,

O

2-2

IRON MOULDER13 UNION

A b a l l was h e l d

UA, Ap 2 8 , 1 8 9 1 , 7 - 2

FC:FD

IRON MOLDERS1 UNION, #12

Adopted resolution sympathizing withstriking horseshoers (1")

UA, Je 12, 1891, 7-2

9C:FD


IRON MOULDERS UNION

See Kidd, Win. and Co.

IRON ORE

Beds discovered in Williamson vicinity;construction of blast furnaces proposedby Mr. Wagner (Waterloo).

UA Ja 20, 1871 2-1

CP:HR

IRCK TRADES

M a c h i n i s t s , moulders and b lacksmi ths of

Roches te r hold p i c n i c a t Haple Grove.

UA, S 2 1 , 1865, 2-3

CCP:SC

IRON TRADE

A large and flourishing Industry inRochester* Interviews with several•anufaoturers published* (l£ col*)

UA J 1 2 , 1887, 3-3

CURZ

IRON ORE

Zrondequoit

J . K. Wagner (Waterloo) has opened abed of exoellent quality iron ore onfaro of A. C. Hobble

UA Ja 7, 1871, 2-2

CCP:

IRON SAFES

See Manufacturing

OVC:JI

IRON TRADES

Machinista, moulders and blacksmiths

adopt resolutions favoring an eight

hour day

UA, 8 22, 1865, 2-2

PJWrJMG

IRON TUBES

See Kack, F.A.

NP:JMG


IRON WATER WHEELS

See Kldd«s Machine Worke

IRON WORKS

Leighton , Thoa. iron bridge and waterp ipe works i n East Rochester; h i s t o r yg i v e n (js c o l . )

UA, N 3 0 , 1874 , 2 - 8

IRON WORKS COMPANY

Sold industrial property to WilliamKldd

UA, F 16, 1676, 2-2

GM:J:AB

IRON WORKS L/

Future meeting at the Mayor's roomsto take further action to undertakeorganizing a company to construct aniron works In Rochester

UA, D 26, 1867, 2-2

CP:NT

IRON WORKS

Furnace8 shouldof the harbor

UA, D 27,

li!HM:KT

1867,

be

2-2

i/

erected at the mouth

O

IRON WORKS, ROCHESTER

Blast Furnace produced 350 tons of first

class iron in two weeks

UA F 9, 1869, 2-1

MHM/CMV

IRON WORKS, CHARLOTTE

Sold for taxes to John Van Voorhls( 1 - )

UA, My 1 1 , 1896, 7-3

IRON WORKS

See Leighton Bridge and Iron Works

VJC:HR


aaatt

IRON WORKS, ORNAMENTAL

See Fisher , J. P.

IRONDEQUOIT

Annexation

Residents he ld meeting; protestedagainst proposed annexation to Rochester

UA, J a 19, 1894, 7-1

MHMIAB

219IRONDEQUOIT

Assessor

Pardee, Mr., e l e c t e d

UA, Mr 4 , 1857, 3-2

1/

1C

IRONDEQUOIT

Bridges

Meeting of citizens at Irondequoitheld to discuss construction

RDD, 8 14, 1853,2-5

T D J H R

IhCUL>E(jUOIT

- j , Rev. Dr., lays cornerstone of ne 'Chapel. ( l£M)

UA, 0 20, itfQO, 6-5

sc:sc

IRONEEQUOIT

AnnexationTaxpayers against annexation toRochester (7} in*)

UA, Mr 29, 1895, 7-2

JLxJI

IRONDEQUOIT, TOWN OF

Boundary Line

Bill introduced in New York State

Assembly to re-establish the boundary

line with Webster

RDU, F 22, 1855, 3-1

FD:MC

IRONDEQUOIT

Bridges

Bridge across Irondequoit Sandbaroutlet i s complete

RDU, 8 3Of 1854, 3-1

MC:HR


IRONDEQUOIT

Bridges

Bridge aoross Irondequoit Sandbarout let i s oomplete

RDUf S 30, 1854t 3-1

MC:JI

IRONDEQUOIT

Bridges

New bridge at outlet completed by Messrs.Gates, Pierce and Haines

UA, S 1 2 , 1 8 8 1 , 2 -1

CHP:HR o


C i t i z e n ' s Meetings

Ci t i zens organize vigilance committeeto t r y to stop n ieh t ly depredations bymarauders (* co l .7

UA, 0 1 , 1897, 6-5

JL:EQ

IRONDEQUOIT

Town Board

Voted to allow Rochester and Ironde-quoit Railroad Company to lay trackson N. St. Paul Street (2 in.)

UA, My 25, 1893, 5-6

JLlJI

IRONDEQUOIT

Bridges

A tol l bridge proposed in plaoe ofthe float bridge in Irondequoit(2* in.)

UA, D 19, 1879, 2-2

CL:JI

IRONDEQUOIT

Cemetery

Practicabili ty of purchasingadditional land considered(2 in.)

UA 0 3, 1885, 2-5

AJC:JI

i n

Clerks

Hobble, A. C , 9

FiDU, Iir 2, L35o, -2-3

IRONDEQUOIT,

Brown,

RDU, Mr

ARO

TOWN OF

Qlerk

elected

5, 1856, 3-2

O


' IRONDEQUOIT

Butts,

UA, Ur

NC

Ur.

j

Town Clerk

, elected

1857, 3-2

o

IRONDEQUOIT

Town Clerk

Neuhart, Emil, listed as

UA, Ap 3, 1883, 2-4

IRONDEQUOIT

Cbmnu of Highways

Dalzell, Ur., elected

UA, Ur 4, 1857, 3-2

IRONDEQUOIT

Swayne,—

UA, Mr 6,

JSiAHO

Town

1/

Clerk

-, eleoted

1862, 2-5

0

IRONDEQUOIT

Evershed,

UA Mr 7

CCP:JI

John,

, 1866

1/

Town Clerk

elected

, 2-3

©

IRONDEQUOIT

Town Clerk

Avery, E l l a s , (Democrat) l i s t e d as

UA Ur 4, 1870, 1-6

IWUI

IRONDEQUOIT

Cook, Ur.

UA, Ur 4,

NC

Collector

, elected

1857, 3-2

•

IRONDEQUOIT

Constable

Brownyard, Ur., eleoted

UA, Ur 4, 1857, 3-2

NC


IRONDEQUOIT

-List of Demooratic nominations.

DA, Mr 1, 1884, 2-2

PW:i!B

IRONDEQUOIT

Elections

Democrats carry all town offices

, Mr 5, 1«56, 3-2

ARO

IRONDEQUOIT

Elections

•Peoples Ticket" victorious over both

•ajor parties

UA Mr 7, 1866, 2-3

,CP:JI

IRONDEQUOIT

Eleotlon results; Democratic victory,

UA, Mr 8, 1871, 2-3

NT:MB

IROMDF UOIT

Elections

Carried by Derrocr»t3; V/hlgs h.-.d

no t i cke t

RDU, Nr 3, L35S, 3-3

©

IRONDEQUOIT

Elections

Results of election; Democrats had

comfortable margin

UA, Mr 6, 1862, 2-6

JS:ARO

IRONDEQUOIT

Elections

Democrats carry town by 100 majority

UA, Mr 4, 1868, 2-2

CF.-JLIG

IRONDEQUOIT

Election Returns

Democrats elect Supervisor, Townand Justice of the Peace; listed

UA, Ur 7, 1872, 2-4


IRONDEQUOIT

Elections

Victors listed.

UA Mr 8 , 1876, 2-7

AJC:RZ


Farming

Has 860 acres of potato growing land*

RDD, Jl 3, 1852, 2-5

IRONDEQUOIT

School House No. 4 destroyed by fire.Alexander Culross arrested.

RDU, Ag 30, 1856, 3-1

IIB

IRONDEQUOIT

Results

UA Mr 2

VC:RZ

Elections

listed

, 1881, 2-5

•

IRONDEQUOIT

Resul ts .

UA, Mr 5,

U N : MB

Eleotions

1879, 2-5

O

IRONDEQUOIT

List of

UA, Mr 5

mmm

Elections

town officers elected

, 1884, 2-4

O

IROMDEQUOIT, TO"/N OF

Farming

Famous f o r p o t a t o growing

RDU, Ap 23 , 1855, 3-1

IRONDEQUOIT

Float Bridge

Repaired and reopened to public

RDU, Je 4, 1853, 2-5

CGSJI


IRONDEQUOIT

Float Bridge

Closed, for repairs

UA, J l 22 , 1872, 2 -3

VC:JI

IRONDEQUOIT

Fires

See Fires


Health, Board of

Sent communication to the mayor statingthat the cholera hospital must not belocated in Irondequoit (811)

UA, D 31, 1892, 5-3

JDP:HR

IRONDEQUOIT

Irondequoit Bay Bridge

A bridge across the bay being planned

RDA, 8 13, 1853, 2-5

AflOtJX

IRONDEQUOIT

Float Bridge

Old bridge to be replaced by roadway (2&1

UA, 8 1 , 1888, 2-4

0~-**K,im*JtiM*AMimMtw,**i

IRONDEQUOIT

Health, Board of

Meeting; Cholera prevention discussed

UA, 3 17, 1892, 5-1

J;;::JA

IRONDEQUOIT

Highway Commission

Report filed; road declared necessary(1 in.)

UA, S 27, 1892, 5-5

JM:JI

IRONDEQUOIT


Meeting of citizens at Irondequoitheld to disouss construction

HDD, 8 14 , 1853, 2-5

rD:JI


IRONDEQUOIT


New bridge at outlet oompleted byMessrs. Gates, Pieroe and Haines

UA, 8 12, 1881,

cCMP:JI

2-1

tt^MMMU

IRONDEQUOIT

Justice of Peace

Bradstreet, Mr., elected

UA, Mr 4, 1857, 3-2

NC

IRONDEQUOIT

Justice of the Peace

Sherry, James, elected

UA Mr 7, 1866, 2-3

CCP.-JI

1 IRONDEQUOIT, TOWN OF

1 Meeting of citizens held

1 of tax for the

1 UA Ag 31,

FDjJS

w •

1864

relief of

2-3

•

to consider

drafted men.

1/

levying

IRONDEQUOIT,

Meyer, -

RDU, Hr

A-0

VILLAGE

Justice

" Elected

5, 1856,

<

CF

of the Peace

3-2

IRONDEQUOIT

Justice of Peace

Olinstead, Harry, (Democrat) l i s t e d as

UA Mr 4 , 1870, 1-6

PW:JI

IRONDEQUOIT

Swayne

UA, Mr

JS:AKO

Justice of Peace

, , and He Donegal elected

6, 1862, 2-5

o

l/

IRONDEQUOIT

Citizens

resolved

bounties

UA, S 5,

VB:JMG

held a town

to raise a

1864, 3-3

1

meeting and

fund to pay

>


IRONDBQUOIT

Oldest Inhabitants

Lovejoy, Mrs. Bally, died.

UAt Mr 27, I860, 2-4

MB

IRONDEQUOIT

Poor, Overseer of

Ewer, Mr. > elected

UA, Mr 4, 1857, 3-2

NG

IRONDEQUOIT

Overseer of Poor

Wood, Francis L«, (Democrat) listed as

UA Mr 4, 1870, 1-6

PW:JI

IRONDEQUOIT vPostmasters

Hobble, Caleb K., appointed

RDA, Ja 17, 1853, 2-6

oMC

IRONDEQUOIT

Pol loe Department

Country roads pa tro l ed forinoendiaries (2/3 c o l . )

UA, S 30, 1897, 6-1

SC:JA

IRONDEQUOIT

Overseer of Poor

Mulligan, Andrew,(Democrat) l i s t e d as

UA Mr 4 , 1870, 1-6

PW:JI

IIlONDE^UCIT

Postal Service

Hobble, C» K- appointed Fost-Master

in place of B« Wing| resigned

RDU| J a 15, 1853, 2-4

CB

IRONDEQUOIT, Village of

Postmasters

Brown, Daniel appointed

UA, Jl 10, 1857, 3-1

oimin


IRONDEQUOIT

Post Masters

Butt8, Henry appointed post master.

UA, Ja 27, 1858, 3-2

FD:MB

IRONDEQUOIT

Public meetings held In Irondequoltto oppose the proposed city exten-sion

UA J a 3, 1874, 2-4 1 * Col.

AB:JI

j

IRONDEQUOIT

See Robberies

lnijinmm

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervi sor

SeLyes, Dr, Dr~ocr" t , e l *

RDU, Mr :i9 1*53, J-3

IRONDEQUOIT

Postmasters

White, Perlglne O#, appointed

UA, Ap 25, 1866, 2-3

PJW:MAL

IRONDEQUOIT

Extends

UA; 8 4,

JSR:JMG

, TOWN

relief

1863,

isOF

to families of soldiers

2-1

©

IRONDEQUCIT

Supervisors

Bradstreet , S . V. e l e c t e d

RDA, Mr 4 , 1852, 2-3

FDzJD

IRONDEQUOIT

Sherry,

BDD, Mr

UB:MC

Supervisors

James, elected

9, 1854, 2-5

•


IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

Swayne, Mr,, eleoted

UA, Mr 4, 1857, 3-2

NC

IRONDEQUOITSupervisors

McGonegal, Geo. E; elected

UA, Mr 7, 1860, 2-2

mhmjmram

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

Hobble, eleoted

UA Mr 2, 1864 2-1

PJW:JS

/IRONDEQUOIT

White,

UA Mr

JS:JS

Supervisors

J, (Republican) elected

5, ">862 2-2

•

IRONDEQUOIT,

Supervisors

Smyles, Jghn, eleoted

UA, Mr 3 , 1858, 3-2

FD:ABO

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

McGonegal, , elected

UA Mr 8, 1860, 2-4

MHM/CMV

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors"

Sherry, James, elected

UA Mr 4, 1863 2-2

MHM:JS

1/

IROMDEQUOIT

Hobble, A.

UA, Mr 10,

ARO

Supervisors

C., Republican, elected

1865, 2-2

•


XRONDEQUOIT

H o b b l e , A.

Ttt, Mr 7 ,

MB

c,1866,

Bupervl aore

(People's Ticket)

2 - 3

0

is'

eleoted.

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

Cole, Richard D. elected

UA, Mr 4, 1^63, 2-2

IHONDEQUOIT

Supervisor

Cole, D.H., elected

UA, Mr 7, 1867, 2-1

pwjmmra

IRONDEQUOIT

Cole ,

UA, !ir 3 ,

mnra

Supervisors

listed as

1869, 2-4

o

j /

I IRONDEQUOIT

ICole, Hi

UA, llr 2

IR0NOEQUO1T

ftiblebiea,

UA, Mr 8,

Supervisors

3h?.rd D., elected

, 1370, 2-2

Supervisors

Samuel, l isted as.

1871, 2-2

•

IROKDEftUOIT /Supervisors

Cole, Pichard D., r e - e l e c t e d , Deiiocrat

UA, i!r 3 , 1070, 2-4

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

Dubblebel8s, Samuel, Den. , l i s t e d

UA, Mr 6 , 1872, 2 -3

V

AJC:JMG


IRONDEwUOIT

Supervisors

Sublebe iss , Samuel, l i s t e d as Deirocra,ticmember of the new Board of Supervisors!

UA Mr 8, 1872, 2-5

JCM:AB O

IRONDEQUOIT

A b r i e f r epor t to the ed i to r s of theUnion concerning the contested Super-visorship of this v i l lage. (7i")

UA, N 21, 1877, 2-3

CL:UJ

MlIRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

Sours, W. H«f (Democrat) e lec ted

UA Mr 2 , 1887, 2-5

COrJI

IRONDEQUOIT

Walzer , H . ,

UA, Mr ll-, It

GTZ:ARO

V

Supervisors

elected

57^, 2-5

O

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

Walzer, H., e lec ted

UA, Mr 5, 1873, 2-3

ARO

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

Wilson, Alexander H., Democrat, elected*

UA, Mr 10, 1877, 2-7

©

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors

H i l l , Richard, (Democrat) l i s t e d as

UA Mr 7, 1883, 2-3

PW:JI

IRONDEQUOIT

Supervisors, Board of

Sours, W. H. (Dem.) l i s t e d a s .

UA, Mr 2, 1887, 2-5

CL:MB


IROADEQUOIT

Town Boards

meeting: discuss plans for quarantinestation (5«)

UA, S 19, 1892, 5-5

Jl' :JA

IRCKDEQUOIT BAY

Hains cause new channel to be cut

through the bar

RDU, Ap 16 , 1853, 2-3

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Washing away of Sand Bar opens

Bay

UA, My 27, 1858, 3-1

IHONDEQUOIT BAY

Sketch of Irondequoit Bay

UA F 11, 1860, 2-2

FD/CLT

IR01IDEQU0IT BAY

Land values

at present

RD", Ap 7,

•

ARO

rising,

1852, 3-1

$135 per acre

1/

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

"Democrat" advocates constructionof canal from Bay to city.

UA, Mr 21, 1857, 3-1

PTT'.NT

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Letter writer describes fishing trip

at bay

UA, Ag 16, 1859, 2-2

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Cove near Newport House is frozevery solid for ice skating,

UA, D 28, 1861, 2-3

TO: MB


IRONDEQUOIT

Strange

UA Je 1,

JGR:JS

BAY

animal

1863

/

seen In water.

2-1

IRQNDEQUOIT BAY

Seth

fish,

UA

GZ:JI

Green, Local

replenishes

D 1, 1868,

authority

White fish

2-4

O

on raising

in Bay

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Approved as a very select place for

camper8.

UA, J l 17, 1869, 2-?.

JMG:8C

• • •IHONDEQUOIT BAY

Camp Lookout

Season c l o s e s wi th chowder p a r t y .

UA, J l 23 , 1869, 2-2

FD:UB

IRONDEQUOIT BAY ^

Editorial argues that Bay is not privateproperty; insists that an outlet to LakeOntario should always be owned by theState*

UA Je 22, 1868 2-1

JD:HR

IfiONDE^UOIT

Campers

BAY

camped

UA, Jl 16, 1869

JMG:AB

L-

at Point Lookout

y ~* **

oIRO1IDEQUOIT BAY \/

Camp Lookout

Letter tells of three interesting

individuals vino visited the camp;

Family party invited camp to Join them

which they did

UA, Jl 22, 1869, 2-2

JMG:SC ^.

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Ed. comment expresses surprise at

failure of citizens to patronize

this recreational beauty spot more

fully,

UA, Ag 4, 1869, 2-3

WN:MB


IR0NDEQU01T BAY

A letter to the editors regarding the

beauty of the bay

UA Ag 20, 1869, 2-4

O

•IRONDEQUGIT BAY

Conspiracy to nullify law for preservationof fish in Irondequoit Bay.

UA, N 1, 1871, 2-4

MM:JMG

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Advantages of t h i s bay as a summerresort described.

UA My 30, 1874 2-5

VC:HR

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Question of n a v i g a b i l i t y of the bayup before t he law (2 i n . )

UA F 29, 1876, 2-1

VC.'JI

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Chowder party on Point Lookout

near the Newport House held; des-

oription of the party by both the

Chronicle and the Democrat

UA Je 29, 1870, 2-4 JCol.

NP:JI

IHONDEQUOIT BAY

Editorial states that the best way tospend the summer* is to h-ive a cabinon the bay

UA, J l 24, 1672, 2-4

VC:AB

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Visited by t' ous-»nds 0 •> oleasant daysdestined to becone p reat pleasure resort

UA, Jl 24

JDI.AB

IRONDSUUOIT

, 1374, 2-3, 11" col.

#

BAY

Navigability of waters of IrondequoitBay for comnierclel purposes discussedin court. (1")

UA Mr

AJC:RZ

9, 1876, 2-3

•


IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Article on history of Bay, descriptionof word Irondequolt, and poems aboutit. (1 col.)

UA 10, 1876, 2-6

AJC:-Z

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Navigation

Question again arises as to whether thewaters are navigable (4")

UA, Ky 22, 1880, 2-2

Jd mmm

JD'.UB

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Description of improvements made forthis season.

UA

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Fish are being seined and slaughteredin large numbers at the bey, and arebeing sold.

UA, Ap 18, 1877,

WN;JMG

2-2

0

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

To receive new bridge connecting .NewportHouse and Dodge Club Point. (3M)

UA, N 11, 1882, 2-2

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Season closes (3M)

UA, S 25, 1882, 2-5

JD:FD

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Account of p repara t ions for comingseason.

UA., Ap. 28, 1S67, 2-7

FG/FAD

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Proposal made in Congress to makethe bay navigable for boats of allsites. (9")

UA, Ja 24, 1888, 2-3

JG: MB


IROKDEQUCIT BAY

House of Feprecent-tives pass b i l l mricingi t a vr.ter v*.y, difficulties pointed shouldI t p a s s r e n a t e . ( k H )

, Je . 129 ie90, 5-5

J C L : : F A D

IRONDEQUOI? BAY

Boats tied up awaiting U. s. Inspectors,(11")

UA., Ag. 2, 1890, 6-4

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

See Shipping

LK:NT

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Chamber of Commerce considersof a canal from Toronto to the GeorgianBay (4")

UA, 0 2 3 , 1894 , 6-6

' IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Boats held

UA, Ag 1,

C:SC

in docks

1890,

by

5-2

>

government, (2")

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

Tvo boa t s in spec tedf o r r>as enpers ( 7 "

UA, AP; 6, 1SP0, b-6

nac?p ready

SG.-AB

IRONDEQUOIT BAY

City Surveyor J.Y. Me Clintock suggestedthe bay be turned i n t o a harbor

UA, D 17, 1894, 10-1

MM:FD

IRONDEQUOIT BAY BRIDGE

See Bridges

LM:JS


IRONDEQUOIT BAY AND LAKE ONTARIO RAILROAD

Company organized and Is making prepara-t i o n s to lay t rack from North Avenue tothe lake shore; purpose, to providemore people -vith the opportunity ofenjoying the lake shore 'p leasures (15H)

UA, 0 9, 1877, 2-2

wn nnnni

Hi

IRONDECJUOIT BAY RAILROAD

166 shares of 65O Issued have beens o l d ( 1 " )

UA, Je 2 2 , 1&1&, ? - l

JD:AB

IROHDEQUOIT BAY RAILROAD

fork on the new railroad to the Bay Isprogressing rapidly. This morning theRochester City and Brighton Street Rail-road Company began work on that portionof their track.

UA Je 12, 1879, 2-4

IROHDEQIJOIT BAY RAILROAD

The work on the railroad is progressingrapidly. (1 in.)

VA Je 20, 1*79, 2-3

HJL

IRONDEQUOIT BAY RAILROAD

Project to build railroad to IrondequoitBay has not been abandoned; s>65,000capital stock must be sold before con-struction can begin.

UA Ap 5, 1878 2-6


Letter writer favors ideaof making Irondequoit BayConey Island (-r col)

UA, Je 7, 1*79, 1-5

OPJV/:ARO


Work progres s ing n i c e l y (

UA, Je 19 , 1*579, 2-lj-

•PJW:ARO

as a meansanother

IRONDEQUOIT BAY RAILROAD COMPANY

F i r s t locomot ive w i l l be run today

UA J e 25» l g 7 9 , 2-2

pw/a iv


IRONDEQUOIT

k trains

UA Ap j

l!S:R^

BAY

a r e

RAILROAD

novf runn ing

O

doily.

IRONDEQUOIT BAY SKELETON

Funeral held (3 In.)

UA, N 17, 1896, 8-4

JDP:JI

IRONDEQUOIT CANOE CLUB

Annual f a l l r e g a t t a h e l d U " )

UA, S 1 6 , 1S95, « - 2

SC:EQ

IRONDEQUOIT CENTRAL SABBATH SCHOOL

C e r t i f i c a t e o f i n c o r p o r a t i o n f i l e d (2")

UA S 2 9 , 1690 , 2-4

IRONDEQPOIT BAY SKELETON

S t i l l unidentif ied; burial notheld as previously published ( £ c o l .

UA, N 13, 1896, 10-H.

JDPIEQ

IRONDEQUOIT

Organized

UA, Ja 7 ,

MC:FD

CANOE

and

1895

CLUB

elected

, 9-2

0

officers (1")

IRONDEQUOIT CANOE CLUB

Regatta held on Irondequoit Bay

UA, 3 4, 1897, 9-3

JDP

SC:TL^^•^^^^

IR0NDE3U0IT CHURCH

See Churches*

LRU:HR


IRONDEQUOIT, COURT OF SESSIONS

3 v i o l a t i o n s of Sunday law to be t r i e d

UA My 26, 1890, 7-1

VCM:JI

IRONDEQUOIT TEMPERANCE AND LITERARYASSOCIATION

Held annual p i c n i c a t the Bay.

UA J e 2 4 , 1 8 7 5 , 2 - 1

IRONDEQUOIT Y'S

Officers elected

UA, S 22, 1892, 5-2

SC:FD

IRONS, MARGARET MARION (MRS. SAMUEL C.)

D i e d .

UA Ja 5 f 1 8 8 7 , 8 - 4

CC:LR

IRONDEQUOIT CREEK

Illustration

UA, 0 20, Ityh, 17-1

MM:EQ OIRONDEQUOIT TURNPIKE COLIPAXY

Certificate of incorporation filed.

UA Jl 25 1893 5-1

AA

IRONS, UBBIE K.

Died

UA, Ap 12, 1883, 3-6

VC:FD

IRONS, NICHOLINA (OI ELEEf ONTARIO)

See Richardson, James Black

CL:JI


IKONS,

track

UA N

LR:LR

WILLIAM

walker,

20, 1883

instantly killed.

, 2-4

(2")

IROQUOIS

See Ind i ane

VJC.'RZ

JG:JI

IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT

Term first used in speech made by

Senator* Seward at Corinthian Hall,

Rochester; See Seward, Senator

IROQUOIS DEMOCRATIC CLUB

C o n s o l i d a t e d with t h e YoungMen18 Independent DemocraticClub (11 in.)

UA F 18, 1888, 2-5

IRONS, WM.

Died.

UA, N 21, 1883, 3-8

LR:HR

IROQUCIS CLUB

Officers elected

UA, D 29, 1897, 6-7

M?J:TL

IROQUOIS INDIANS

To give entertainment for the fourth,

war dance and ball game (La Crosse)

special features

UA, Jl 3, 1869, 2-3

IRRIGATION

O'Reil ly , Henry, to be given 1,COO,000acr^s of I ova land for 40 ysai'o, inreturn for creating slack va te r naviga-t ion for 200 miles by means of 30 dans

?J)Uf1854, 2-3

Vr.


CATHERINE (MRS. JOHN P. )

Died.

UA S

SL.-LR

See Goodfellow, Josep

IRVIN, HELEN

See Lyons,

JD:JI

J.

*

IRVIN, FRANK J

Elected Messenger of the

UA, Ap 8, 1879, 2-4

PJW:ARO©

Common Council

IRWIN,

Died

UA,

CCP:EC>:

MARGARET

Je 17 3

(liRS. FRANK J.)

3-5

O

IHVIK, SAiUEL

Killed when shot in Montreal; No particulars

UA, V 30, 1865, 2-3

IRVIN, MRS. NANCY

Died

UA D 31, 1887, 2-4

IB.'RZ

IRVINE, HAKKAH

See Dowd, Kary

RL:HR


IRVINE, HANKAH

Greppenstet er, Jane

WN :AB

IRVINE, V»ILLIAia

Married Maggie A. Erennan,

UA My 29, 1873 3-7

IRVINE, WILLIAH

See Grapoenstetter, Jane

Wl'SAB

IRVING, ALBERT G.

Died.

UA, J e 3 , 1 8 7 9 , 3 - 9

JCrKB

IRVINE, MRS. WILLIAM

Death

UA, Ag 18, 1659, 2-3

PJW:ARO O

IRVINE, WILLIAM

And wife s o l d land i n C h i l i to MaryA. Dowd f o r $ 4 , 0 0 0 .

UA Ap 4 , 1878 2-5

o

IRVING,

Drowned in the r ive r near "Goose

UA, My ost 18^", ?- l

CC;:AB

IRVING, ALBERT G.

Died June ?, 1879, ne was late AssistantTreasurer of Y.M.C.A. (2«)

UA, Je k, 1S79, P-5

AA:ARO


IRVING, FRANK

Furnishedohambers.

UA Je 30

* m . TTT3

fans(i-

in the Common Counoil

, 1880 2-1

O

IRVING, MRS. JAMES (BRIGHTON)

Died.

UA Mr 16, 1887, 8-5

IRVING,

Died

UA

JD:R2

FRANK

Ap 1 5 ,

A.

1878, 3-7

O

IBYING,

Died

UA

HEERY

Ag5. 1897. 3-5

V 1 .'I C f J • i -

Authoi D:' i:i-irr;- Hi

IRVIWG-NIELSEK, :.:RS. GEFALDIKE

Sentenced for being drunk;once a famous singer; herstage name was Gerp.ldineMatthews ( l co l . )

UA, D 5, 1896

JDP:JA

, 11-5

o

IRVING, JAMES

Relief Bill to confirm him in thetitle of certain real estate inRochester ordered to third readingin N.Y.S. Assembly.

UA, F 5, 1862, 2-2

CC:LR

FD :10AM

imamIRVING, JAMES

Died

UA N 22, 1887, 8-4

IB:RZ


IRVING, JAMES


UA» D 8, 1887, 2-6

FG:HR

Letters of administrations Issued onestate

UA, S 14, 1891, 5-3

ojp:FD

IRVING, JOHN C.

Death

UA, Mr 22, 1858, 3-6

IRVING, T. E.

Died

UA Ap 12, 1859, 3-3

I DS

Irving, James A.

Married Clara R. Clark

RDU, My 1, 1856, 3-3

NT

IRWIN, JOHN A*

Died

UA, Ur 30, 1888, 2-3

JG:HR

t. -

J

IRVING,

See

MAM:DS

NANCY

Munson, Charles

IRVING, T. E.

Died

UA Ap 13, 1859, 3-3


IRVING OLUB

Danoe suooassful.

UA, Ja 10, 1884,

CC:12B

IRVING SOCIAL CLUB

Gave reception at Pack's DancingAcademy*

UA, Ap 15, 1884, 4-2

CC:HR

IRT7IH

11 year old ~irl disappears fromhome; information requested as to hervrher<=abouts.

UA, S 2, 1861, 2-2

IRWIN, AL1A.NDA ANN

Left home, mother d e s i r e s t o know her

whereabouts.

UA Jl 27, 1863 2-2

IRVING,

See

JL:RZ

ETTA

Hamlin, Henry

IRVING 3ISCER3

Receive benefit performance .c.t

.'•.'eech1^ Metrooolit;... Ther.ter

UA, Jr ?O, l':Gl, ?-l

FB::.:c

AB:J3

IRWIN, —

Little

UA

IRWIN, ANN

Died (3^

UA My 7,

CC.'LR

runaway girl returns home

S 3, 1861, 2-3

•

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^•^^^••»».

(ELBA)

")

1887, 7-2

•


ANN (BRIGHTON!)

Died in Elba

UA., My. 12, 188?, 6-1

FAD

IRWIN, IDA ... (ROCHESTER)

Elected at S ta te Council, Daughtersof Pocahontas

UA, Ap 1, 1896, 2-2

JC:JA

IRWIN, JAMES

Listed among so ld i e r s burled at lit. Hope

Cemetery

UA, My 31, 1369, ?-4

PJ7/SAHO

IRWIN, FRANCIS J .

E l e c t e d messenger by the Common Council

UA, Ap 3 , 1S77, 2 . 6

IRWIN, CYRENE A.

See Johnson, Henry A.

PJW.-ARO

IRWIN, JACOB S.

See Whitbeck, Jeremiah B,

WN:MB

IRWIN, JOSEPH (NEW YORK)

Died in California

HDD, <?• 30, 1852, 2-4

IRWIN,

Died

<*•

FT:TL

GRACE

Jl 29, 1695, 6-2

O

JD


IRWIN, JOSEPH

. i ? ^ S 8 C1X13L War voteran buriedat lit* Hope Cemetery,

UA, Uy 31 , 1873, 2-3

CF:MB O

IRWIN, MRS.

Died

t * , D 31,

IB :LG

NANCY

' 1 S S 7 >

-

5-4

O

IRWIN, THOS

Elected treasurer of Storm Fire Co.

Ho. 7

UA D 3, 1862, 2-3

MHM/JI

IRFIN, THOMAS S.

Mons. Godard and his ballon descend-

ed on his farm at Mendon

UA Ag 6, 1858, 3-3

DS

IRWIN, MARY

Died

UA D 1 0 ,

Jl;RZ

1894, 7-4

oIRWIN, NELLIE (WEBSTER'S CROSSINGS)

See Wetmore, Arie (Bloods)

MHM:AB

I a'.'IN, THOMAS

Died

UA, S 26, I8b4, 3-1

IRWIN, WILLIAM

Married Sarah Jane Homlea in Greece

RDD, Ap 22, 1851, 3-3

DStMLH


IRWIN, WILLIAM

Married uary L.

UA,

JL:JA

My 5 , 1893

pomeroy

, 2-2

oISAACS, DANIEL (1OTH U.S. INFANTRY)

Reported murdered In Tex-s; letterseeking v/hereabouts of relatives

UA, Ja 25, 1870, 2-5

HT:AB

ISADORE, FRANCES BURLINGAILE

See Townsend Edward

ISBESTI-

Wil l

UA

AJC:RZ

R, D. K.

admitted to

Hr 1^, 1866,

probate .

°-3

•

ISAAC,

Drowns in river

TJA, Ap 11, 1857,

PJW:MC O

ISAACS, MARGERY

Funeral not ice*

UA, Ja 5 , 1884, 2 -4

NT:HR

ISADORE, ROSE (LE ROY)

See De F o r e s t , S t e p h e n A,

ISBISTER, JOHN H.

Obituary.

UA Mr 5 ,

IB:RZ

(i£-)

1886, 2-6

•


XSBISTER,

Died

UA

JDP:JI

TUNIS JR.

in Chicago

J l 7, 1892,

o

5-2

ISCHKE,

Died

UA

CC:JI

PAUL

My 7 , 1887, 2-4

ISEHBER6, JOHN

Comitted totruant.

UA Ify 26,

truant

1896. 7-

school for being a habitual

•

ISENMAN,

One of

UA, Ag

MlHB

FRED

h i s

26,

twins

1893,

died

2-1

•

(SENECA

•

FALLS)

ISBISTER, TUNIS

See Kelley H.

OISEMMAM,

Died

UA Ja

AA:RZ

ANNA

1 1 ,

" *""

1890. 5-6

oISENBERY.

Assaulted by Fred Heinold

UA, F 18, 1851, °-4

CC:MC

ISENMAN, FRED

Died

UA, My 3 1 , 1 8 9 5 , 3 - 5

JA


XSE1MAN, GEORGE

K i l l e d when run

^A Ag U, 1897

PR:JLP

orer tj a

. 7-2

o

train. 3".

ISHA1I, MRS. (AVON)

House destroyed by fire; loss $1200

uAf F 9r 1866, 2-2

CCP:AB O

KHUA, VILLAGE OF

_ Post office nanr changed to Cadiz

RDD, Jl 7, 1862, 2-3

ARO

I3LER, MINNIE

Complains of cruel treatment from herfather; given protection at the shelter

UA, 3 22, 1894, 8-3

JL:DF

ISEN11AN, iffilNARD

Died

UA, 0 22 , 1888, 2-4

OSL:AB

ISHAM, JOHN W.

His Octoroons to appear at Academyof Uusic; reviewed. (6M)

UA, 0 31, 1396, 18-5

AA oI3LER, LOUISE

Died

UA Ag g, 1390, 5-li

SC.-JDP

ISLES; PETER

Discharged from House of Refuge forlack of evldenoe in theft of Agnesilonaghan's ring

UA, Je 8, 1875, 2-3

«!_0>wma


ISLEY, KITTI-: (Syracuse)

See Dlckerson, E.L. (Rochester)

U8:SC

ISMALIA TSiPLE

Ancient Arabic Order Noble of Lly-s t i c Shrine of Buffalo held f i r s tannual celebration as an independ-ent temple; officers ins ta l led . (13")

UA, Ja 30, 1SS9, 2-7

SCo

• s r - : -

ISRAEL, CORNELIUS

Mail carrier assaulted by street rail-way employees when trying to carry mailthrough where men were at work (3iH)

UA, Je 1 , 1892, 5-6

AS:FD•HiISRAEL, JOSEPH

Married Clara Meyer

UA, My 1, 1884, a-3

(MICHIGAN)

ISLIP, GEORGE

Examined by Commissioner Gilbert oncharge of se l l ing malt l iquor withoutpaying the special tax (£")

UA, D 26, 1879, 2-?

CL:AB

ISRAEL, CAPT. (PRUSSIAN ARMY)\

An officer of the Prussian Army on a tourhere for hie government to investigate theraising of cereals and their manufactureinto flour

UA, JL 20, 1870, 2-2

AB LM

ISRAEL, HAROLD D.

D i e d .

UA, Ja 1 4 , 1 8 9 0 , 5 - 4

AA:MB

ISRAEL, L.

Store

UA, F

PW:NT

damaged by

21, 1867,

i

(WARSAW)

fire

2-3

>


ISRAEL, MARY

See Loyeen, Jacob

CG:ARO

ITALIAN MISSION

Celebrated Its first anniversary

UA, F 24, 1890, 7-4

ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY

Gran's i s making a proposition to c i t i -

zens of Rochester that i f they guarantee

hia 150 subscribers at $5.00 each, he will

bring the troupe here for 3 nights

UA Ja 5, 1864, 2-1

»T:JI

ITALIAN- AMERICAN POLITICAL CLUB

Meeting;

UA, My

JHlUS

officers

6, 1896,

elected (2"

10-5

>

)

ISRAELITES

Hold meeting at Synagogue Chambers,North St. Paul St.

UA, Ja 22, 1859, 3-4

MM: MB

ITALIAN MISSION

Ask of theReaders to

UA

PC:JDP

Mr 2 1 ,

publiceducate

Fi rs t and SecondI t a l i an s ( l n )

1889, 3-1

>

ITALIAN MISSION

Heard speech by A r i e l Be l l ond i onbehal f of the I t a l i a n r ace ( 3 " )

UA. Mr 1 3 , . 1S96, S- l

JC EQ

ITALIAN POLITICAL CLUB

16th Ward

Elected off icers

UA, D 17, 1897, 12-2

SC:JA


ITALIAN POPULATION

There are about six I ta l ian familiesl iv ing in the c i ty ; a fleecrlption ofthe a?.nner in 'vhlch they adapt them-selves Liven (£ col)

UA, D 14, 1883, 2-5

ITALIAN POPULATION

Italians have more than doubled in numbersin past 5 years; occimation3 in whichthey succeeded. (?.}; co?s.)

UA J l 22 1893 1-4

IB:AA oITALIAN POPULATION

Ronzone, John, declared that contractorsa t the canal work refuse to employ I t a l -ian labor

UA, D 2 7 , 1897 , 7 -7

MM:CG

ITALIAN SOCIETIES

Bersagl ie r i Lairarmora I t a l i a n Society

Officers elected and l i s t e d . ( l N )

UA, Ap 6, 1892, 6-2

ITALIAN SOCIETY OF ROCHESTER

Held a b a l l a t Gerraania Hall (1")

UA, Ap 19, 1895, 8-2

JL:TL

ITALIANS

ITALIANS

Lengthy comment on the ar^earsnoe ofAntonio P&sche in Rochester would seemto indicate he was one of the f i r s timmigrants from I ta ly . (12")

UA, Mr 13, 1875, 2-2

WN:KZ

Description of Immigrants In Roch-ester; Illustrations tilth cuts. (2colv

UA, Ja31, 1889, 3-2

ITALIANS

Celebrate Victor Emanuel day. (l? co l . )

UA S 20, 1895, 6-1


IT02B-ACH, MRS. JCHK

Died from burns received when clothing©aught fire (4t",x

, Jl 20, 1891, 6-5

IVANHOE CLUB

Certificate of incorporation filed.Incorporators and managers l isted

UA, Ag 26, 1SS6, 2-2

CCrARO

f, C.J.

n 2:50

UA, Ag 16, 1892, 6-2

Won 2:50 race at Toronto bicycle races(2* )

IVEMAN, JOHN G.

Resigned as messenger of the Boardof Supervisors to accept pos i t ionof fireman of the Court House ( l M )

«*, D 30, 1S96,

MlAB

IVAN, JOHN

Was crushed between elevator and elevatorcasing when he missed his step. (4N)

UA 8 15, 1880, 2-3

JD:LR

IVANS,

Convicted of bigamy (2 i n . )

UA D 10, 1881, 2-3

CL.-J1o

iV, BRAKDEWBUPG-BURGESS COMPANY

I n c o r p o r a t e name changed to Iven-Brandenburg1 Company (?")

UA, 0 9, 1897, 9 -1

JL:JA

IVEN, C. J.

Rode from Buffalo to Rochester in3 hours and 55 minutes (1/5 c o l . )

UAf My 9, 1895, 6-4

CCPiJI


IVEN, C.J.

See Conolly,

MHM: AB

Willie

O

IYENS, Mary Ann

Sentenced to prison for stealing from

employer.

UA JL 6, 1866, 2-1

IVEN, CHARLES J

And J.H. Sager made a record t r i p toBuffalo

UA, 0 ?3, 1293, 7-1

UHiJiAB0

IVENf CHARLES J .

Won four th p lace inrace in New Jersey

UA,

JA

My 3 1 , 1894,

(

Milburn road

6-1

IVEN, CHARLES J.

Injured in Toronto while r>articip?ting ina b icycle race (3")

UA. J i 27, 1S9J4-, 6-1*

JL:LG

IVENS, CHARLES J .

Married Merc i l le

UA,

AL:EQ

0 19, 1596,

W. R o c h e ( 2 N )

g -2

•

IVEN, JOHN B.

Died.

UA, 3 16, 1880, 3-9

MD^CCP.

GTZJMB

IVENS, PATRICK

Returned i n search of h i s wife whomhe had l e f t 9 years ago in Auburn;meanwhile she had remarried and i snow Mrs. John H. Hughes (3 1 )

UA, My 18 , 1881, 2-3

CL:AB


IVES, A. LOUISE

Brewster, Henry

FD:MC

IVES, ALICE W.

See Lee, William B.

O

CL:FD©

IVES, ANDREW

Killed by train.

RDU, Ap 18, 1855, 3-1

DS:NT

IYES, ANNA U.

f*e Hubert, Henry J.

IVES, A. M.

Appointed Collector of Tolls ofMedina, by Canal Board

RDD, Ap 5, 1851, 2-4

KLH oIVES, AMOS

Died.

UA, Ag 22 ,

VB:MB

1867, 3 -8

IVES, m s . AI::TA

Died

UA, JL 18, 1870, 3-6

AB LM

IVES, B.I. (AUBURN)

Lecture on Temperance at Corinthian

Hall

UA, Je 15, 1865, 2-1


.IVES, REV. B. I.

Lectured at Temperance meeting for

Benefit of Good Templars at Corinthian

Hall

UA, F 23, 1869, 2-3

OGZ;ARO

IVES, ENAS

Died

UA, 0 6, 1865, 2-4

IVES, CHARLES

Died

UA, N 27, 1897, 9-3

CCP:TL

IVES, MRS. ELIZABETH

Died in Ogden

UA F 28, 1872, 4-6

IVES, EMMA

See P h i l l i p s , Charles

PW:SC

IVES, ELMIRA D. (MRS. MARTIN F,

Died.

UA Ap 16, 1SSS, g-3

IVES, MRS. EMKA J. (NEW YORK)

Died

UA, Jl 20, 1886, 2-4

LGlARO

IVES, FRANCES R.

See Allen, Thos. W.


IVES, FRAiMK

*o a p p e a r a t Washingtonioung Nnpoleon of B i l l

t r a t i o n (V1)

UA D 21 , 1S9"5, 9-1

VuP O

Rink esiards";

theillus-

IVES, FRAIIK G.

Famous b i l l a r d player a r r ives in town,games and h i s to ry reported (14")

UA, D 22, 1893, 9-1

VJ:JA

IVES, GRACE ELIZABETH

Died

UA, Je 3, 1870, 3-6

MP Ul

IVES, H.C.

Injured t ien thrown from his

RDU Ap 27, 1855 3-2

PM

IVES, FRANK C.

Great Billiard plays to appear atWashington Rink (1H)

UA, D 20, 1893, 7-2

VJ:JA

IVES, GEORGE (SENECA FALLS)

Died at Pueblo, Col.

UA, Ap 28, 1891, 7-4

MM:FD

csIVES, H.C. (Rochester)

Married Sarah Harris (England)

RDD, S 26, 1351, 3-3

MS

IVES, H. C.

Hennery robbed of turkeys and chickens

UA, D 27, I860, 2-3

FG:ARO


IVES, H. C.

Considerably bruised vrhen he f e l l

from the window of h is o f f i c e .

UA, 8 26, 1863, 2-1

CG:MB

IVES, H.F.

Sworn in as lawyer in Appellate Court(2")

UA, F 7, 1896, 6-3

JM:FD

IVES, HENRY CHAUNCEY

Married Sarah Harris (Formerly ofEngland)

S 2 6 , 1851, 3-2

MLH

IVES, MRS. ISABELLA

Obituary

UA, N 16, 1871, 2-4

CUP:ABO

IVUS, H. C.

Stricken with paralys is .

UA My 20 , 1872, 2-2

AJC:RZ

IVES, HZi\THY (BATAVIA)

Died

UA Ag l l , 1290, 7-3

oSC:JDP

IVES, HENRY D.

See Hoyt, Marvin

JS;RJP

IVES, JOHN H.

Listed as Republican Overseer of Poor

of Perinton

UA llr 4, 1870, 1-6

PW:JI


IVES, JOHN H. '

Comment on funeral

UA, ily 20, 1871, 2-5

JD Iil O

IVES, JOHN H.

Will admitted to probate*

UA D 26, 1889, 5-3

IVES, JCK!I H

Died

Ag

AL.-ViiP

IVES, JCH:: I.

Former townsman married Louisville woman

TTA, 2' 20, lOob, 2-2

IVES, JOHN H. (PAIRPORT)

Died

UA, S 28, 1889, 2-4

IVES, JOHN H.

Obituary;

UA, Ag 3,

AL:JI

died in

1896,

Delta, Colorado

6-2

o"*«s-™-"

IVES, JOHN H*

Description of funeral services. (6"

UA Ag 6, 1896, 6-2

SC:RZ

IVES, JOHN M.

Sketch of career of Democraticcandidate for alderman in 6thward (3M)

UA, 0 31, 1895, 8-2

SC:JA


IVES, JOHN If.

Leotured at Mueio Hall on "Lifein Australia"

UA, D 6, 1895, 8-4

FT:JI

v-"^<* ™

IVES, JOHN ;•<'.

Nominated alderman of the 6thward (711)

UA, 0 8, 1897, 7-1

JL:JA

IVES, JOSEPH

Released on charge of complicity inmurder of John Me Graw.

UA, S 7, 1894, 5-5

JI :AA

IVES, JOSEPH L.

Obituary.

UA A« 21 , 1897. 9-2

IVES, JOHN If,

Dtsorlbed riots in the West Indies;Inhabitants of other islands die-oontented; anxious to oorae under theUnited States Government; portrait(* ool.)

UA, Ur 21, 1896, 1-3

JC:JI

IVES, JOSEPH

Arrested on suspicion of knowing somethingabout John lie Graw1 s murder.

UA, S 3, 1894, 6-2

JL:AA

IVES, JOSEPH J.

Died

UA Ag 21, 1897, 3-7

PR:JDP

PR:JDP

IVES, LIILIE

Died in Ogden

UA, Ag 12, 1864, 3-8

PD:ARO


IVES, LOUISA

Died. ( i «

UA, Ag 1 ? >

SC:iiB

IVES, ILARY A.

See Elston,

IOI:JA

(MRS.

)

1890,

Alfred

STEPHEN)

7-3

O

j .

«

(BATAVIA)

•fi

IVES, l^RY F

Died

UA Je 3, 1878, 3-7

GTZ:JI

IVES, RALPH 0

Presented banner to Ryan Zouaves

UAf Jl 5, lfi"7, 2-3

CG:AriO

IVES, MARY (LE ROY)

Died

UA, F 4 , 1896, 2-2

oSC:FD

IVES, MARY ELIZABETH

Died

UA, D 5, 1865, 3-9

CCP:MT

IVES, MORTIMER

Death

RDU, Ag 11, 1856, 3-5

PW:MC

IVES, SA.V.UEL

Child died

UA, 0 4, 1882, ?-l

JD.'FD


IVES, T.

Owns Whip and Uitten Factory

A, F 1£>, 1L51, 2-3

IVY CLUB

Has reorganized. List of new officers

UA, N 111., 1SS7, 3-1

IB:ARO

JULIA

See S t u c k , Fred

:AA

IVORY, MARY A.

Died

UA

SL:JDP

Je 29,

(MRS

1689,

(

. CHARLES)

2-6

IWIG, GEORGE

His runaway horse overthrew a boy

riding on a wagon

UA, Ap 18, 1861, 2-1

IVY LEAF SPORTING CLUB

Organized and elected officers (1»)

UA, Ag 28, 1890, 5-3

SC:HRO

IWIG, J. P

Trial begun

RDU, Ag 20, 1855, 3-2

MC

IWIG, P- JOHN

Died in Irondequoit

UA, Ja C, 186?, 3-8

vb;mmm


IWIG,

MC

PHILIP

Arrested

l i cense

RDU, Ag

f o r

1 3 ,

violation

1855, 3-1

o

of his liquor

itoMMHUi

JABRIEL, PHARIS

See Lahood, Sheker

FAD

JACK, BERTHA L.

See Johnson, Charles F.

IZENZEIMER,

Died

UA, My 24

JL:EQ

ROSINA

, 1897,

X10-2

>

OTZ:FD

IZZARD, CHARLOTTE

Death

UA,

MAM:MC

Mr 8 , 1859, 3 - 3

JABELKA,

Died

UA S

JL:RZ

JOSEPH F

10, 1896,

(NEW YORK

4 - 3

0

CITY)

JACHUM, NICHOLAS

Died

UA, 0 6 , 1891, 2-7

SC:HR

JACK, LOUIS H.

Married Emma Jean Corby (1")

UA, D 26, 1893, 6-2

VJ:JA


JACK, LOUIS H.

Campaign manager for Henry C, Brewster;biography and por t ra i t (£ool.)

UA, 0 22, 189^, 8-3

MM:EQ O

JACK, LOUIS H,Appointed guardian of Catherine andValeria Emerson

UA, S 18, 1897, 9-2

SC:JAo

itei . . . , . ; ..

JACK, WILLIE

Funeral notice

UA, Jl 14, 1893, 5-2

JACK, LOUIS H.

Constable has not as yet served papersfor h i s su i t against him

UA, N 20, 1894, 6-2

HL:TL

JACK,

MM:JI

LOUIS H.

flee Brewster, Henry

O

JACK, ROBERT

Died

UA,

JD:FD

Mr 2 2 , 1894, 6-4

#

JACK, SAM

Marr ied

UA,

ML':FD

F 9

T.

Alice

, 1830,

Townsend in Boston

2-1

•

IB:FAD

JACKLEY,

Died

UA,

JM:JI

JACOB

Uy 2, 1896, 9-2

•


JACKLEY,

Died

UA

JC:R Z

MARGARET

Mr 2 0 , 1 8 9 6 ,

oJACKLEY, IL

Died.

UA, N 28, 1885, 2-4

JG:HR

JACKMAN, (NIAGARA HOTEL)

See Dole, Charles

JACKMAN, IIRS.C.

Died

UA, D 15, 1*90,

8C VB

JACKLEY, I.1ARGARET

, Mr ?7, lgog, 9-6

JACKLEY,

Died.

UA, N

JG:HR

MRS.

30 ,

^^^•«

MARY

1885,

I .

2-2

•

JACKMAN, MRS.

See Dole , C h a r l e s

JACKMAN, CHARLES T.

Died

UA, D 2 ? , 1 8 9 2 , 5 -2

AA


JACKUAN, EDWARD W.

Harried Mary West on

UA Ag 13, 1885, 2-2

JG:RZ

JACKSON, BB. (DANSVILLE)

At the consultation of leading

Republicans, was agreed upon as

nominee for Senate

UA *g 12, 1869, 2-3

o

JACKMAN,

Died

RDD,

DS EPS

MRS. HANNAH

in Livonia

Jl 11, 1851,

4

TERESA

3-3

JACKMAN, MR. GECRGE W. (LIVONIA

Married Hattie EDepot,

UA, S

N.Y.) in

6, 1SS6, 6

. Tyler (Blood1

Bath

0

STATION)

s

(Brighton)JACKSON,

Eight of his nine cows hove borne twincalves

UA, lir 30, 1860, 2-4

jg:JI

JACKMAN, ROSE

See Longcoy, Isaac

OIB:FD

JACKSON, DR.

UA refused to publish his

letter fi

of Dress

UA Je 30,

•MHM:JS

*ora Mrs,

Reform

1865

TIas"orouck

Contention

2-1

•

answer to

, President

•

JACKSON, MRS. (BATAVIA)

Will r ecover from shot gun wound i n -f l i c t e d by he r husband, (2»)

UA D 2 1 , 1880, 2-2

JDjRZ


JACKSON, GENERAL

See P o r t o n , James

MH1I:ARO

JACKSON, ALFRED

Has leg amputated as a result on aninjury received in London, England in 1370.(3")

UA, N 20, 1895, 7-2

IDPIAA

M fc*^ •-•••

JACKSON, ALFRED AiiD CATHERINE

Held for further questioning ongrand larceny charge.

UA, F 20, 1862, 2-4

JACKSON, Mrs. Ai.IASA (Canandaigua)

Died

UA, 0 2 1 , 1859, 2-4

)W

nnuo

JACKSON, A. B.

Infant son's funeral services held thismorning.

UA Ag 24, 1883, 2-1

CMPrZ

JACKSOII, ALBERT L.

Death i n Avon

TCDA Ap 5, 1852, 3-2

C.V oJACKSON, ALVERl.'AS

Married Frank E.

UA, N 28, 1864,

CG.'ARO

(INDIANA)

Benjamin

3-8

#

JACKSON, ANDREW (Henrietta)

Married Lucy M. Campbell (Henrietta)

RDA, Jl 8, 1851, 2-6


JACK30N, ANDREW

Declared Insane and sent to theCounty Apylum.

, Ja 21, lggli, 2-2

NT:HR

JACKSON, ANDREW

See Andrew Jackson Assoc,

JACKSON, AN::

Died

UA, Ao 3, 1830, 3-8

HLl:ARO

• • iJACKSON, ANNA

See G i l b e r t , Al fred C.

JACKSON,

Died.

UA My

CC:L

ANDREW

17, 1887

(ROSE)

, 6-2

o

JDP:HR

JACKSON, ANDREW, DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION

Meeting held; resolution relative toU.S. Constitution adopted

UA, 0 22, 1354, 2-4

\S

FDIARO oJACKSON, ANN (MRS. JOHN)

Died

UA S 13, 1889, 2-4

JDPlJDP

JACKSON, ANNIE E. (MRS. DANIEL)

Died

UA, Mr 15, 1890, 6-4


JACKSON, ANNIE E. (MRS. DANIEL E. )

Died

UA, Mr 15, 1890, 8-4

CC:FD

JACKS01:, C. J.

See Price,

MLH

JACKSON, ANNIE J.

UA, Ur 26, 1884,

lg mmm

3-7

oJACKSON, C.

His threea cistern

UA, Ap ?.6

RL:A3

year oldand w=£

, 1880, ?

daudro"r

"1

0

ghterned

fell(3*"

into)

JACKSON

Died

UA, S

lb mmm

, CALVIN A.

15, 1887, 6-4

4

(HENRIETTA)

>

JACKSON

See

Jdjramjn

, C. HATTIE

Johnson, E. LI.

9

JACKSON, C. £. (Lrs.)

Died vn Lockport, Niagara Co,

UA Xy 4, 1858, 3-4

DS

JACKSON, CALVEI W

Killed by falling tree

^ I!r 2, 1851, 3-2

AKO o


JACKSOU, CALvnr w.

Killed v/hen struck by branch of falling

tree

HDD Li* 3, 1851, 2-5

CkV

JACKSON, CATHERINE

Died

UA, JL 7, 1870, 3-8

AB LM

JACKSON, CELIA M.

Se? Burtis, Arthur

FD MS

JACKSON, CLARA L.

Sold property to|2,000.

UA

WN;KR

F 23f 1877

John Clements for

2-7

#

JACKSCN, CALVIN 17.

Committed suicide.

RDD Je 14, 1862, 2-3

JLO

JACKSON, CELIA

Death

UA, Ag 4 , 1857 , 3 -5

FG:AO

JACKSON, CLARA

See Whi t -ve l l , John A.

JACKSON, D. F.

Died .

UA, J l 1 0 , 1884 , 2 - 2

PW:1IB


JACKSON,

Died at

UA J l

HK:LR

DAVID

Le Hoy.

1 3 , 1882,

(LE ROY)

(£")2-4

O

JACKSON, MRS. ELIZA

Died i n Parma Corners

RDD, Ag 1 8 , 1851 , 3 -3

DSJMLH

i-ee J e f f o r d s , Jutna;

JACKSON, ELMER E.

Married P r i s c i l l a Boorman.

UA F 2 8 , 1889 , 3 - 4

JACKSON, EDWARD (COLORED)

Drowned i n r i v e r

UA S 7, 1885, 2-6

CCP:JI

JACKSON, ELIZABETH

See Bowden, H. R.

JD:JI

JACKSON, ELLEN G.

Died

UA Ag 18, 1887,

GL:JI

SM:JDP

i JAdKSON

ii F i l e s

1

JDP:TL

, ELMER E .

two chattel

D 8, 1896,

mortgages

6-4

•


JACKSON, EMMA N.

Granted divorce from Isaae H. Jackson.

UA, 0 3, 1891, 5-4

SC:FADo

JACKSON, FRANCIS

Negroe boatmen k i l l e d In f a l l from

cana l boat a t Newark

UA, N 2 3 / 1 8 6 1 , 2 -1

NT:ARO

JACKSON, FRANCES

Letter of administration issued on estate

UA, » 20, 1896, 7-7

JDP:TL

JACKSON,

Died.

UA, F

CC:MB

EHASTUS

1 0 , 1 8 8 7 ,

(BATAVIA)

6-2

0

JACKSON, FRANCIS (Boston)

Bequeathed $5,000 to Susan B. Anthonyfor woman suffrage

UA, N 30, 1861, 1-6

ntimmm

JACKSON, FRANK

Fined #5 or 30 days for being inmateof a d isorder ly house

UA, N 19 , 1894, 6-2

JACKSON,

Died

UA, Ag

i b BTffll

FRANKIE E.

31, 1887, 2-4

•

JL:JI

JACKSON, FREDRICK L. (BATAVIA)

As a result of kick of a horse, becameinsane. He shot his wife thru thehead. She is not expected to survive.

UA D 16, 1880, 2-1

QZ;TZ


JACKSON, MRS. GEORGE (MEDINA)

Died

UA Je 4, 1888, 6-3

JDP

JACKSON, GEORGE F .

Admitted to theAssoo ia t ion .

UA Ap 4 , 1873,

GTZ.-RZ

Monroe

2-3

9

County Bar

JACKSON, GEORGE F.

Mar r i ed C la ra L. Clements .

UA, F 2 1 , 1876, 3-5

CMP:MB ^

3 JAC]fCSOH, GEORGE F.

M Bar association m^et pnd pp.ss reso-jl lutions on his death.

I UA F 4, 1879, 3-4

1 GTZlRZ ^ ^ ^.^M i

JACKSON, GEORGE UINES

Died

UA, Ja 15, 1896, 6-2

JC:FAD ™

JACKSON, GEORGE F.

Obituary

UA F 1 , 1879, 2 -3

JACKSON, GEORGE H. (WATKINS)

Died

UA, Je 10, 1391, 7-4

•SC:FAD

JACKSON, GEORGE W.

Married Anna J . Wynne

UA 8 1 3 , 1894, 6-1

•


JACKSOIJ, GROVER A. (HILLSDALE, i..ICHIGAN )

Carr ied Ardp L!. Hyat t

UA Ag n , 1390, 5-3

JLP

JACKSON, HARVEY (Henrietta)

Chosen a Juryman In the John

B. Robertson murder trial

UA Ja 13, 1858, 3-2

DS

JACKSON, HARVEY (E*ST HENRIETTA)

Died

UA, Mr 2 7 , 1890, 2 -1

cc wtn

JACKSON, HARRIET

Died

UA Mr 2, 1863, 3-6

MHM/CMV

JACKSON, HARVEY (HENRIETTA)

Died

UA, Mr 25, 1890, 5-6

JACKSON, MRS. HATTIE HALE

Died in Philadelphia

UA, Je 3, 1884, 2-2

JACKSON, HELEN (MRS. D. F.)

Died

UA, S 27, 1887, 2-6

lb man

JACKSON, Hr.CHY

Arrested in Detroit" with his son. Henry P.,on i counterfeiting charge. (4H)

UA As 11 5-4

I3:AA


JACKSON

See

PVf:MB

, IDA

E a t o n , Charles

1

H.

JACKSON, ISAAC (HENRIETTA)

Democrat elected Supervisor

RDU, VJT 2, 1853, 2-4

FG:I.:LH

JACKSON, ISAAC

Died In Henrietta

UA, Ky 11, 1875,

Jd; ram

JACKSON, ISAAC H.

See Jackson, Emma N.

JACKSCN, ISAAC

Democrat, elected Supervisor of

Henrietta

RDA, Mr 4, 1862, 2-3

FD:JD O

JACKSCN, ISAAC (HENRIETTA)

Democratic candidate for Coroner

EDU, 0 13, 1856, 3-1

MHM:MC

JACKSON, ISAAC (HENRIETTA)

Obituary- (6 in.)

UA My 17, 1875, 2-5

WN/CMV

JACKSON, ISAAC W.(PROFESSOR)

Obituary

UA, Jl 31, 1877, 2-3


JACKSON, ISABELLA

Died

UA, N 1 2 , 1896,

JDP: JA

JACKSON, JAIiES

Stole three matches and other articles

from Dorrance's store,

UA, D 10, 1863, 2-3

MM:JMG

JACKSON, JAIIES B.

Correcting the "Union" In some of the

statements it made about the Dress

Reform Convention and himself

UA Je 27, 1865, 2-3

MAL/CMV

JACKSON, DR. JAMES CALEB

Died (4")

UA, J l 1 2 , 1895, 2 -3

(DANSVILLE)

VPlHR

JACKSON, J . (LOCKPORT)

Died in New York

UA, Mr 7, 1891, 1-5

PR:HR

JACKSON, JAT.ES

See Hall , B.D.

'r.l.'JB

JACKSON, JAMES C.

Died i n Canandaigua

UA, Je 17, 1889, 1-1

SL:HR

JACKSON, JASPAR

Killed in a fight at Utica,

UA, 8 17, 1863, 2-3

NT: MB


JACKSON, JENNIE

Died

UA J l 1 7 , 1894

JL:RZ

(PENFIELD)

, 2-6

oJACKSON, JESSE

Rebuilds establishment destroyed by

fire; new place open for business

UA, D 14, 1861, 2-4

NT:ARO

JACKSON, JESSE

Bakery and confectionery store burned,loss $300.

UA, N 6, 1861, 2-1

ntjmram

JACKSON, JESSE

Opened up a ne^ ice cream store '"hichis recommended by Union and Advertiser

(2")UAf Je 30, 1876, 2-7

CL:AB

JACKSOK

Died

UA

, JESSE

Je 21 , 1880, 2-5

JACKSON, JOEL (IftONDE^UOIT)

House near Ridge Road destroyed by fire

UA, Je 20, 1866, 2-3

FDikRQ

JACKSON, JOEL (DANBURY, CONN.)

New York Central employee for

28 years died.

UA, My 12, 1868, 2-2

JACKSON, JOHN

Sued Edward Herbert for nine years salary;new trial set

~ UA, N 23, 1875, 2-5


JACKSON

Tel lCaro

IB:HR

, JOHN

Una

Ag9,

ANDREW

Is life as a slave in North\t col.) N

1893, 5-5

oJACKSOB, JOHN H.

Marriage to Maude A. Jackson dissolved.

UA Ap 6, 1897. 7-5

MI:JDP

JACKSON, JOSEPH

Died

_UA, Ag 11, 1868, 3-6

M£:ARO

JACKSON, JOSEPH

Convicted of indecent exposure; sentencedto one year in penitentiary (2a)

UA, Ag 6f 1896, 6-6

BClTL

JACKSON, REV. JOHN

Acoepted c a l l to

B.

pastorate of the

Baptist Church in Albion*

UA, Mr 26,

MHM:MB

1863, 2-4

oJACKSON, JOHN THOMAS

Died.

UA, Ja 24, 1863, 3-7

ME: MB

JACKS i l , JOSEPH

M a r r i e d H o t t i e

UA, Mr ir>, l g g -

f.ISrAB

Hsle

•

JACKSON, JULIA

Stole a Joist from a lumber yard

RLU N 17, 1856 3-2

NC


JACKS01I, JULIA

Death

UA, Je 11,

FDlARO

1860, 3-4

>

JACKSON,

Tofor

LILLIE

serve 150keeping c

days in thei disorderly

M 19, 1894, 6-2

penitentiaryhouse

^ —B--^,

JACKSON, MARTHA

See Foster, Herbert E.

AS:MB

JACKSON,

Died

UA, F

LIARY

24, 1869, 7-5

JACKSON

SeeSee

, KATE

Bower,Bowen,

Samuel C.Samuel C.

O

JACKSON, LINA

See Noble, Frank

SC.'JAO

•

JACKSON, KRS. MARTHA

See Leggett, Stephen

SV:JD

JACKSON, MARY

Will approved

UA, Ja 9, 1894, 6-4

JSiAA


JACKSON

See

, MARY

C l a r k ,

(WEBSTER)

Warren,(Webster)

o

JACKSON, MAUDE A.

See Jackson, John H.

JACKSON

See

EL:HR

, MARY

Ladd, Hiram H.

O

JACKSOIT

See

CKV

, I/A3Y E.

Hough t a l i r12, J . vr.

©

JACKSON, MARY

See Cone l ly , Thomas

H:;:ARO

JACKSON,

Died

UA, Je

GTZ:FD

MARY

19,

E.

1876, 3-5

•

JACKSON,

Died

UA, Ja

FAD

MARY

16,

S.

1893, 5-2

•

JACKSON, MEKAJA

Charged

UA J l

SC:JDP

with

27.

W.

chopping down surveyor ' s stalces.

1897. 6-7


JACKSON, NAOMI

Died

UA, Ag 20 ,

LR:FD

(MRS.

1883 ,

CHARLES

2 - 4

O

ir.)

JACKSON, OLIVE (MRS. STILUIAN)

Died i n Pfllrnyra.

UA Uy i g , 1S89, 7-3

SL.-LR

JACKSON, PETER

Died in Middleport, Niagara Co.

UA, " 8, 1871, 2-1

JACKSON, ROBERT

Died.

UA, Ag 14, 1886, 2-5

LG:MB

JACKSON, NAOMI (MRS. CHAF-LES W. )

Died

UA Ag 2 1 , 1883 , 3-6

CUP:HZ

JACKSON, PETER

Sentenced to Auburn Prison two

years, four months for assault

and battery

RDU, Ja 13, 1855, 3-2

FD:AR0 O

JACKSON, PHILLIP P.

See Smith I s a a c .

WN:HZ

• ^JACKSON, ROBERT J .

Died

UA N 7 , 1890, 5-5

3C:JI


JACKSON, SAMUEL A. (GENEVA)

Died

UA D 31, 1886, 8-3

JACKSON, SAM

Of Alert and Flower City Clubs,engaged to play with new BostonHarry Wright Is organizing the

UA, Ja 17, 1871,

NT:JUG

, 2-2

o

Nine;club.

GTZ:JI

JACKSONt S. MINERVA

See Perry, John H.

JACKSON,

Died

UA

SAMUEL

S 16, 1859,

0

2-2

JACKSON, SAMUEL

Colored barber, married a white womannamed Misa "Toot" Garson (2")

UA, Ap 9, 1881, 2-2

CL:FD

JACKSON, SARAH

See Mills, Joseph.

SV MS

o


JACKSON, SARAH ANN (I.WS. JOEL C.)

Death

RDU/ D 4, 1856, 3-5

NT

JACKSON, PROFESSOR SHELDON

Gaye address at St. Peters Churchon Alaska*

UA, Ja ?, 1884, 2-1

CC;HR

\iJI

JACKSCN, T.

Harr ied Hiss Sheisley

UA, S 12, 1892,

JDP:HR

, 7-2

O

(KANONA)

(Bath)

JACKSON, SAHAH N.

See Campbell, Ifa- 8.

GZ:RZ O

JACKSON, SHERMAN (BERGEN)

A negro charged with assaul t ingL i l l i e Carmel (1")

UA, Ag 24, 1835, 2-3

JG:AB

JACKSON,

P u t

SHERMAN

in Ja i lassault upono l d

UA

daughter

Ag 25,

on theAlice

chargeCarrael

of feloniousa 14 year

of Howard Carroel (2f in.)

1885,, 2-2

-ra™^ •* T3a™re?a.,

JACKSON, SUSIE

See Euels, Noah H.

JU:RZ oJACKSON, T,

Elected c

. S.

lelegate

Convention by the

Assembly

UA, S 14,

JC.FD

District

to attend the

Denocr^ts of

, Wayne County

, 1869, 2-6

e

Congressional

the Second


JACKSON, THOMAS (PITTSFORD)

Married I s a b e l l a ElLet (Rochester)

RDD Mr 9 , 1852 3-3

NC

JACKSON, TIMOTHY S.

Died In Palmyra

UA, Ap 8 , 1886, 2-4

MS:FD

JACKSON, W.

Grocery s t o r e b u r n e d . $2,000 damage;Insurance .

UA J e 1 8 , 1894 , 7 - 3

JACKSON„ THOMAS

Committed

UA, 0 2 9 ,

JG:FD

suicide by

1885, 2-3

C

hanging

(DANBY)

himself

JACKSON, THOMAS W.

Married Franc

UA Ja 1 4 ,

AJC:JI

(MIDDLEPORT)

Delano

1875, 3 -5

O

JACKSON,

Died

UA N

DS

TIMOTHY

i n New

4, 1858

D.

York

, 3-2

•

JACKSOi:, TIIOTHY S. (PAL! YFA)

Died

UA, Ap 1 5 , 1 t-o, 8-5

AJC:. ?£

JACKSON, WALTER K. (PENN YAN)

Shot himself.

UA Mr 2, 1889, 2-5

oSM:JDP


JACKSON

See

n::i'.B

, WEALTHY E.

Smith, Alfred D.

O

JACK3C.:, TILL I A!

Died

UA, N ?, 1890, 7-2

(HCLLEY)

SC:FD

IBJACKSON, WM. C.

Committed suicide in Milwaukee

UA, Mr 21, 1859, 3-3

0

JACKSON, WILLIAM

Died in Castile.

UA, Ap 5, 1858, 3-6

FD:MB

JACKSON,

Died

UA

JD:JI

WM.

My 10, 1869, 2-2

)

"j^sMffl^""*""1 hliiuiij'LiifiiliSB58»Tr

JACKSON, WILLIAM (FORMERLY OF PERRY)

Died in Auburn P r i s o n .

UA Ag 26, 1890, 7-4

SC:JDP

JACKSON, MRS. WILLIAM (PETERBORO, ONT.)

Died in Rochester

UA, Jl 18, 1895, 3-6

FT:HR

• • •JACKSON, -.VILLIAi.. J . (GRCVELAND)

Harried H a r r i e t E. Rice (Bath)

UA Ap 4 , 1891, 2-4

LA:JDP


JACKSON,

Died

UA S

JDP:JEP

WILLIAM

9 , 1889

P . (BATAVIA)

, 6-2

oJACKSON DAY

Victory of General Jackson at NewOrleans on Jan. 8, 1815 celebratedin Rochester.

UA, J a 8 , 1 8 6 1 , 2 -1

FD:13

JACKSON, WINIFRED (BELMONT, N.Y. )

See Burrows, Alfred 8,

FT:JIO

JACKSONIAN

l i s t of

UA F 16

IB:RZ

CLUB

members

, 1886 ,

E i g h t h Ward

elected.

2-3

O

JACKWAY, JOHN

Died

UA F 1 3 ,

IB:RZ

JACOB, ELLA

Died

UA, Ap 2 ,

JC:KQ

J .

1886,

1396

—

8-5

•

^^^^•^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

, 7-3

e

JACKWAYS, WILLIAM

See South, Charles.

MHU/CCP

• • • •JACOB, MARTIN J .

Died

UA, N 9 , 1896 , 10-4

JP:FD


JAC03I, ERNEST

Attempted s u i c i d e by s h o o t i n g (5M)

UA, Ap 2 9 , 1 8 9 0 , 5 -7

JCMlFD

JACOBS.

Examination continued i n c o u n t e r f e i t i n gcase (5 in. )

UA, N 27, 1894, 8-4

JL:JI

JACOBS, ABRAHAM L.

Funeral services

UA, My 31, 1887, 2-6

JACOT, V

Koyel, John

JACOBI, EARNEST

Died in hosoital from self inflictedwounds (2|")

UA, Je 6, 1890, 5-4

JACOBS, ABRAHAM L.

Died

UA, My 31, 1887, 2-6

cc nunm

JAC0B3, ALBEr.T

Elected Board of Trustee of Victor

UA, D 30, 1879, 2-5

Ar.O


JACOBS, ANNIE

Died

UA, lly 9 ,

SL:?AD

(MRS.

1892,

JOHN)

2-5

o

JACOBS, C. L.

See Soocr, B.J.

p e p nri.T:

JACOBS, CATHERINE

Died

UA, Mr 26, 1666, 2-5

JACOBS, BARBARA

Died

UA, Je I, 1895, 3-5

CCP:E£

JACOBS,

D i e d

UA,

CCP:EQ

BARBARA (MRS.

Je 5, 1895,

MATTHIAS)

3-5

o

JACOBS,

W i l l

UA,

AIHMlAB

BARBARA

. probated

Jl 11, 1895, 6 - 4

oJ A C O B S , C A T H A i i l N E ( : ' - H S . E . N . )

Died.

UA Ag ? ? , H//.2, 1-7

.TOiARO

G-7,:LH

JACOES, CHARLES C.

Died

UA F 2 0 , 1 8 8 8 , 3 - 3

JG:JI


JACOBS, CHARLES C,

D i e d

UA, F 2 0 , 1888, 8-6

(HENRIETTA)

JG:HR

JAC03S, CHARLES C. (£• HENRIETTA)

Obituary

UA, F 2 3 , 1888, 8-4

&JC.-A3o

JACOBS, CHARLES R.

Died

UA, Ja 7, 1893, 5-2

IB:FAD

JACOBS, CHARLES C.

Died

UA, F 21 , 1888, 8-6

(HENRIETTA)

AJC:HR

JACOBS,

Died

UA, F

CHARLIE

25, 1888,

(EAST

3 - 4

O

HENRIETTA)

JACOBS, CHARLES S.

Harried Maggie E. Jones.

UA, My 19, 1870, 3-6

1 JACOBS,

Died

UA.

AT:JA

CLAYTON

F 2 , 1895

LLW (GATES)

, 10-3

•

AV:itB

JACC3S, EVELYN

See Anthony, 3 u r t E.

JA


JACOBS, MRS, G. C.

Account of funeral proceedings (4")

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 9-2

JL:TL

JACOBS, GEO. W.

L i s t e d a8 Supervisor for 9 th Ward.

UA M 1 2 , 1877, 4 -8

O

JACOBS, GEORGE W.

Obituary; portrait

UA, Ap 19, 1897, g-2

MM:RF

JACOBS, MR. AND MRS. GUSTAV C.

C e l e b r a t e d " ^ t h wedding a n n i v e r s a r y ( l " )

UA. S 1"*, 1 8 9 ^ , 6 - 5

o

JACOBS, GEORGE

Died

UA S 2 7 , 1895, 3-6

JACOBS, GEORGE W.

Died

UA, Ap 1 9 , 1897, 5 -5

MM:RF

JACOBS, GEOFGENA

See S t a n t o n , Moses L

JL:LG

jm;RZ

JACOB3, H. H.

Wi l l run Cook Opera House ns f i r s tclass theater

UA, AS 5, 1391, 5-7


JACOBS, H. R.

Fi led complaint against James J.Corbett. ( i«)

UA S 29, 1892, 5-3

J M:RZ O

JACOBS, HELEH

See Doser, Math

JACOBS, HARLAN A.

Married Emma 0.

UA, Mr 22, 1886,

IB:AB

(SYRACUSE)

Martin

2-5

e

JACOBS, HENRY

Died

UA S 5,

JACOBS, H.R.

Portrait, the manager of many theatersincluding the Cook Opera Mouse andAcademy of Music in Rochester (I c->l. cut)

UA, D 17, 1892, 27-1

JAo

JACOBS, HARRY

And I8ace Nuletson and Peter Cohen ar-rested for conspiracy to stop Gus Cohenfrom working at h is trade (2h*)

UA, My 12, 1893, 5-2

JL:HR

JACOBS, HEiRY

Escaped a f te r ster.lin^ several ca rpente r ' stools from Albert Alc.ria^e

UA, N 19, 1830, 2-2

JACOBS, HENRY

Died

UA Jl 25 1892 5-4

AS:AA


JACOBS, HENRY WILLIAM

Died

UA 8 2 1 , 1891 , 3 -5

JDP:RZ

JACOBS, HOMER*

Declines Democratic nomination forSupervisor of 7th Ward

UA Mr 4, 1872, 2-2

AJC/CMVO

JACOBS, JOHN

Obituary (2M)

UA S 26, 1892, 5-3

Jli:RZ

JACOBS, JOHN (HAMLIN)

Died

UA, My 1, 1895, 6-5

JACOBS, HENRY WILLIAM

Died

UA, D 18, 1895, 7-3

FT:JA

JACOBS, JENNIE (GENESEO)

Died i n Cannon C i t y ( 1 " ) .

UA Ag 2 2 , 1 8 8 9 , 6 - 1

JDP:JDP

CCP:JI

JACOBS,

See

AA:MB

JOHN

Bauman, Saraue 1.

O

JACOBS,

Wi l l

UA,

JA:JI

JOHN

admitted

F 1,

to

1893

1

probate

, 5-2


JACOBS, JOHN

Obituary

UA, N 15 ,

CL:FD

H.

1 0 3 1 , 2-2

oJACOBS, KATIE

See Durrenberger, Edward

aJ3:JI

JACOBS, JiABEL S.

See Wboley, K. T.

JACOBS,

See

BClFD

MARY

Hammond, Jeffry

O

JACOBS, JULIUS

Arrested for counterfeiting shinplasters

UA, N 14, 1862, 2-1

cg;mrnmO

JACOB, LOUISE MARGARET

See Scallen, William F

CCP.-JA

JACOBS, MRS. MARGARET

Died

UA, N 20, 1896, 7-6

JDP:MS

JACOBS, i£RS. KARY A. (OLEAN)

Died

UA 0 1 , 1890, 7 -4

SC:JDP


JACOBS

Died

UA,

JL:TL

, MATILDA M.

Ap 1 9 , 1895

(MRS. OUSTAVE)

, 6-2

o

JACOBS, MINNIE

See Staud, Joseph A.

JL:HR

JACOBS,. DR. NATHANIEL

A Canandaigua resident for f i f ty

years died

UA, F 8, 1861, 2-3

JACOBS, MEYER

Married Minnie Van Praagh (London).

UA, Mr 1 6 , 1869, 3-5

JACOBS,

Died

UAt

MINNIE (MRS. MEYER)

i n Geneva, New York

D 7 , 1896 ,

©

5 - 7

CC:ARO

JACOBS,

Died

UA,

JDP:TL

MINNIE (MRS.

in Geneva

D 8 , 1 8 9 6 ,

MEYER)

6 - 3

oJACOB

FD::..C

s, ;:

Der.

UA,

. ,,,.'Z

ATHA

t h

F 4

1'IEL

, I " ,1, 3-5

•

JACOBS , NICHOLAS

Arrested for passing bogus $5 and$10 b i l l s (£col)

UA,

UU:JA

N 15, 1894, 8-1

•


JACOBS, NICHOLAS

Arraigned on counterfeiting charge;portrait (lcol)

UA, N 17, 1894, 9-1

MM:JA

JACOBS, 0 . D. (GREECE)

Barn e n t e r e d and r obbed

UA, My 2 0 , 1858 , 3 - 1

FD:MC

JACOBS, I.:?3. PAULINE

Died

UA, *V> 1 9 , lr.HL, .3-6

AL:FAD

JACOBS, NICHOLAS

Sentenoed to 2 years In thepenitentiary (1 c o l . )

UA, Mr 29, 1895, 6-5

JL:JI

JACOBS, PAUL

Married Clara Cherry. (4")

UA, Ja 14,1876, 2-2

JACOBS, RAYMOND

Died

UA, J l 7 , 1 8 9 6 , 3 - 6

JACOBS, PETER

C o n v i c t e d of s t e a l i n g (8")

UA, D 3 1 , 19.95, 7-6

FT:JA

JAC033, o.D.

'Yarns nevspa^ero it is unl_-.vful to

circulate

newspapers

HDD :.:r 31,

NC

hand bills enclosed in

•

1852 2-4

0


JACOBS,

Died

RDU,

MLH

COLONEL S .

0 3 , 1853 ,

P .

2 - 5

JACOBS, W. H. (LOCKPORT)

Married Julie Barbaroux.

UA My 1

SI.UJDP

JACOBS, WILLIE G,

Died.

UA S 15, }880, 3-9

JD:LR

JACOBS AND HUGHES TOY COMPANY

Burglarized, but only a few pennieswere taken

UA, F 8, 1872, 2-6

J OB

JACUI.T,, ?1K

$r-a of

under

i 'DU, li

. HM-J

h i s

f.lsc

f.-.i:pn by Thorm' Do-d

5 1retonces

1 ri c v c

OJACOBS, WILLIAM U.

Died

UA, My 21 , 1894, 6-6

JACOBS, W.W. (OTTAWA, KANSAS)

Married H a t t i e . r t apa l j e

UA, Ag 16, 1888, 2-4

GTZ:AB

JACOBS AND HUGHES

The o r i g i n and growth of t h e s e makersof toys, novelties and children^carriages. (2$M)

UA

CLiHR

D 24, 1881 7-3

•


JACOBSON, A.D.

Held for grand Jury on charge ofgrand larceny (1")

UA, 0 4, 1890, 2-3

SC:A3o

JACOBSON, HENRY (BUFFALO)

Married Jessie Cotes (E

UA Ag ,-51 1893 7-2

IB:AA

JACOBUS, AN. ELIZA

Died

UA, My 19, 1863, 3-7

pjwrmam

JACOBUS, MRS. MARGARET

Died in Victor,

UA, D 28, 1878, 3-3

QlllUB

JACOBSON, DR. A.D.

Charged with Grand Larceny

UA, Mr 18, 1891, 2-5

FC:FDo

JA

FD:

COBUS v s

Circuit

RDA, J a

' / , : : 5LYCK

Court Case

27 , lfr'52, 3 -1

oJACOBUS, LOTTA

Died

UA, Ag 24 , 1885, 2-2

JACOBUS, ROSWELL (NEW ROCHELLE)

Marrltd Grace Ed i th ( B a t a v i a ) .

UA, F 2 5 , 1892 , 7-2

AS:MB


Jacoby, Sarah A.

See Stickney, R. C.

C(r:JDP

JACQ'JITE, SARAH AT.E1IA

Died .

UA, J l 5 , 1368, 3-8

JACUS, W. C. (PALMYRA)

Harried Antoinette Holmes

UA, Je 27, 1362, 3-6

CG:.*HO

JACQPST, JOHN

Sentenced to the penitentiary on charge ofstealing a shirt. 2H.

TWL Mr 2. 1897. 8-2

JACQUES, REBECCA N.

UA, F 2 2 , 1 8 9 4 , 6 - 4

JACQUITK, E.

Given ,' oldoc la t ion .

UA F 3 , lc

CC:LH

A.

bad

8 4 ,

•re by Exempt-Firemen's Ass-

2-6

JACUBOV^TZ,

Died

UA, F

JS:JI

JACUS, UR3.

Died

UA, F 1 5 ,

JDIAB

KORRIS

22 , 1894

€

w.c.

1873, 2-2

, 6-4

>

(BUFFALO)

O


JAEGER,

win

UA,

MC:FD

ANDREAS

admitted

Mr 4 , 1895

to probate

, 3-5

o•MM

JAEGERf URS. CAROLINE

Died.

UA, Ap 23, 1872, 3-6

JX'.tiB

JAEGERf CHARLIE

Saves h i s mother and s i s t e r when alamp exploded.

UA S 19, 1895, 9-2

Promoted to general passenger agentof the Erie Railroad at Buffalo

UA, Ap 2 1 , 1893, 5-4

• JAEGER,

Died

UA P

SL:RZ

ANDREW

4, 1895, 3-5

o

JAEGER, HENRY T .

JAEGER, EDDIE

Died

UA, Mr 2 2 , 1 8 9 2 , 5 - 1

SL:AB

MW :

JAEGER, JOSEPH

Died

UA S 18, 1889, 2-4

JAEGERf CATHERINE

Died

UA, Ag 5 , 1892

JM:AB

E.

, 5-2

o

JDP:JDP


JAEGER, MARIA THERESA

Died

UA, Ag 19, 1893, 5-4

IBlJI

JMmJAOER, JACOB

Died

UA Jl 14, 1894, 8-2

JM:RZ

JAGER, MARTIN

Died

UA Ap 13 1892, 5-2

JAFFREY,

Died.

UA, Ag

MM :M5

DAVID A.

1?, 1890, 7-5

0

(WILSON)

JAGAR, JAKES

Died

UA, F 20, 1872,

a J c; mram

3-6

0

AS:JI

JAGER,

BAM LM

GEORGE

Instantly killed in an accident onthe Cleveland and Toledo railroad

UA, S 8, 1670, 2-2

O

JAGER, JOHN


UA D 23, 1885, 2-2

JAGGEh, AkEhOSE

D*ed in Cai:f

RDD Je 5, 185

MC

(Wayne

ornia

Co.)


JAGGER, CEPHAS

Severly injured by a train

UA D 19, 1864 2-1

CG:JS

JAGOER, KARTIN


UA, Ja 11, 1893, 5-3

VJ:FAD oJAGGER, illLTON C.

Died

UA, o l ? , 1S9?, 5-:

JAGGER,

Died

UA

JL:RZ

HANNAH

F 27

(MRS

1894,

. CYRENUA)

3 - 4

o

(PALMYRA)

JAGC-ER, LESTER 5.

Letters of administration erranted onestate (It")

UA, S 19, 1892, 5-2

O

JAGGER,

W i l l

UA,

FAD

MARTIN

admitted to

Ja 11, 1893,

probate.

2 - 3

oJAGGER, ivilLTON C.

Died

UA, 0 1? , 189?. 2-7

SC:AB o

JiUAB

JAGO, ELIZA E.

See Lee, E l i s h a S .

MAMlMLH


JAGO, GEO.

Married Jane KcOlland

UA My 27, 1859, 2-4

JS:DS

JAHREIS, FREDDIE

Died

UA, Je 6, 1869, 2-4

JAHRIES, ELIZABETH B. (MRS. JOHN)

Died

UA, 8 13, 1893, 5-3

O

JAGO, JOSEPH

Death

RDU, Jl 28, 1856, 3-1

PW:MC

JAGOE, SAMUEL

Died

UA, Ap 4, 1868,

JDiJVG

3-7

O

JAGUE, THOL'AS

Died

UA, S 9 , 1895, 3-5

FT.TL

JAHREL, 11RS. KNOCK THOi S

L e t t e r s of andmlnistrat lon issuedon estate

UA, J l 9, 1897, 3-7

SC:M3

JAIGEF, JCHU

^.cpolntr • ^ock T^n^er of _.ock ;,o,of Section 1L of r i i e Cw

rDU, Llr .:

FD/liB


JAILBREAKS

Shinborn, Mack (Albion) escaped,

UA, Ag 19f 1863, 2-4

JAIL BREAKS

Albion

Nine prisoners escaped

UA, Ag 12, 1868, 2-1

ME:ARO

JAIL BREAKS

Auburn Prison

Twentj conricts broke out but were soon

captured

UA, Jl 28, 1858, 2-1

VR:ARO

JAILS

Auburn State Prison

Denio, Ephraim,(Seneca Co.) was

first prisoner; confined in 1817

on forgery count

UA, J a 30, 1860, 1-7

UHiirAHO

JAILBREAKS

Carpenter,

escape Jail

UA, Ja 19,

HD:SC

Hiram

for

1866,

, (Albion)

second time

2-3

o

tried to

, recaptured.

JAILBREAKS

Albion

Two men escape Jail; details given,(9 in.)

UA Je 7, 1SS0, 2-2

JAIL BREAKS

Auburn

Day, James, escaped

UA, S 11, 1858, 2-2

VR:AR0 O

JAILBhEAKS

AUBURN PRISON

Penny, Jim, Jailed for larceny,

escapes

UA N 8, 1860, 2-1

JS:DS


JAILBREAKS

Lincoln,

tseaped

UA 0 2,

David, and

from Auburn

1866 2-2

O

George

State

Shepley

Prison

JAILBRSAKS

Kline, George W., escaped from Auburn

UA, Je 16, 1876, 2-1

o

JAIL BREAKS

Canandaigua

4 escapes through hole in ceiling.

UA, 0 12, 1860, 2-6

PWiMB

1/

JAILBREAKS

Leeds, Robert, escaped from Auburn

State Prison; $100 reward offered

UA, Ag 27, 1868

KHLilAHO

, 2-2

OJAIL BREAKS

Bat a. via

Three men escaped; Archibald Campbell,

LPVI I.'p.ther, Wro. Pelo.

$100 offeree for return of each.

UA, 0 10, 1865, 2-4

PW.-SC 0m

| JAIL BREAKBath

Seven prisoners escaped from

UA, Jl 28,

pvr jinani

1865, 2-2

0

Jail.

Attest to break Jail failed

1TA, Jl 9, 1861, 2-4

U

JAIL BREA1

Canandaigua

Parker, Ellictt G.,escaped from

Canandaigua Jail

UA, S 30, 1859, 2-3


JAIL BREAKS

Smith, David L.

UA, J l 2 , 1862 ,

VR:MB

Oanandaigua

and Rose,Ansel escaped.

2-5

O

Sickler,

HDD

lecr^'e

A

. ; . ,

l r51

0

, 2-4

Six prisoners escape from Geneseo Ja i l ;none recaptured.

UA Ja 21, 1870 2-1

JD:HR

JAIL BREAKS

Nash,. Rufus, (Dansville)" and Charles

Squires escaped from Albany Jail

UA, Ap 27, 1^69, P.-4

I/HL!:AB O

JAILBREAKS

Sixthe

UA,

VC:JMG

Elmira

men escaped frombad condition of

Ap 25, 187^, 2-ht

o

thetlje

1/2

Elmira Jai l ;Jail blamed.

col.

hEAKS

CFUESFO

V.'iIliac, John,

S'mpson escaped

RDD Ar a, 1351, -

JAIL BREAKS

Geneseo

Anderson, Thomas, confined on

murder charge, breaks Jail

UA, D 23, 1861, 2-2

NT:MC

JAIL ^HEAXS

Geneseo

Names of 5 prisoners recaptured

UA, Jn 22, 13^0, 2-2

o


JAIL BREAKS

Gene3eo

John Lockington broke Jail yesterdayS1CO offered for his arrest. (1M)

UA Jl 28, 1876 2-1

GC:HR

ocg;mmm

JAIL BREAKS

Hubbard, Charles, escaped from theHouse of Refuge (7M)

UA, S 8, 1880, 2-2

JD:ARO•MBH

JAIL BREAKS

Livingston County Jail (Geneseo)

Robert Uo Kee, and George Fellows escape.

UA, S 7, 1864, 2-2

JAIL BREAKS

10 boys escaped from House of Refuge,Western, while Fourth of July was beingcelebrated; names given

UA, Jl 5, 1862, 2-5

FDIARO

JAIL BREAKS

Geneva

Anderson, Thomas, escaped from Geneva

Jail, not Geneseo as reported

UA, D 24, 1861, 2-2

NT:MC

JAILBREAKS

Two boys escaped from the House ofRefuse

UA Ag 20, 1872, 5-2

oVC:JI

JAIL BREAKS

Stoll, Phillip, escaped from the Houseof Refuge (7")

UA, S 8, 1880, 2-2

JD:ARO

JAIL B EAKS, ATT Li PT ED

Livjnrston County

Attempted Ja i l de l ivery; sheriff d i s -covered a lar^;e hole in n-.rth va i lof J a i l ; plrjio for escape foiled (4")

UA, Ag 14, 1883, 2-5

C P:AB


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