00695b.xml MINNESOTA WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION: An Inventory of Its Annals of Minnesota at the Minnesota Historical Society Finding aid prepared by the Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota Historical Society

St. Paul, MN.

Manuscripts Collection

Finding aid encoded by Minnesota Historical SocietyMarch 2009 Finding aid written in English. OVERVIEW Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota Works Progress Administration collection. Annals of Minnesota, Minnesota Works Progress Administration. ca. 1849-1922, 1941-1942. Materials in English. Typed transcriptions of or excerpts from newspaper articles relating to the history of Minnesota, compiled (1938-1942) from selected Minnesota newspapers under the auspices of the Minnesota Federal Writers’ Project, a program of the Minnesota Work Projects Administration. Includes information on the following broad topics: agriculture, business and industry, conservation, cooperatives, education and culture (includes religion), federal government, folkways, geography, immigration and settlement, labor, names, nationality (ethnic and racial) groups, natural resources, politics, public welfare, social attitudes, taxation, transportation, utilities, and weather and climate. 167 microfilm reels (16mm). See Detailed Description for shelf locations. SCOPE AND CONTENTS

Compilation of the Annals of Minnesota was initiated by the Minnesota Federal Writers' Project in July, 1938. The project also was referred to as the Minnesota Annals and the Minnesota Newspaper Annals. Its purpose was to create a comprehensive reference file of historical information transcribed from articles published in Minnesota newspapers. The file was to serve as a resource for workers engaged in writing the publications produced by the Minnesota FWP when the FWP had no further use for the file; it was to be transferred to the Minnesota Historical Society and made available to the public.

The initial plan called for transcribing newspaper articles from the territorial period to the present. However, the Annals project was discontinued before work was completed, when defense and war activities became the first concern of the FWP. At the close of the project, work was considered completed for 1849-1887. Many annals also were gathered for 1888-1922, and some were compiled for 1941-1942.

Workers searched for articles containing information on Minnesota at the St. Paul and Minneapolis public libraries and at the Minnesota Historical Society library, and transcribed them in longhand onto mimeographed forms. They were provided with an outline of topical headings and subheadings to guide them in selecting articles for transcription; this list may be found in the "Instructions to workers preparing the Annals" contained on rolls 1, 46, and 142. Some articles were copied in their entirety; longer ones were partially copied and/or abstracted. In addition to transcribing the article, workers recorded information on the article's source (including the name, date, and place of publication of the newspaper, the column and page numbers on which the article appeared, the library at which the newspaper was consulted and the date, and the transcriber's name).

The best items were edited; typed onto mimeographed forms with multiple copies; assigned one or more subject and/or geographical headings and subheadings; and filed according to year, topic, and place. The original form was placed in the Chronological File; the copies were appropriately placed in the Subject Files and/or the Geographical Files. According to the Minnesota FWP's final report, approximately 145,000 annals were copied in longhand and approximately 90,000 were selected for inclusion in the final file.

The Annals became the property of the Minnesota Historical Society sometime in the early 1940s. The Chronological File, the Subject Files, and part of the Geographical Files were housed in the Society's Newspaper Department until 1958, when they were transferred to the Manuscripts Division, later part of the Division of Library and Archives. At some point, a portion of the Geographical Files was deposited with the Minnesota Geographic Board. These records were transferred to the Minnesota State Archives, which is administered by the Division of Library and Archives, in 1985.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION Chronological File

The original typewritten Annals are arranged in a single chronological sequence by month, day, and year.

M529 1 Final Report of the Minnesota Federal Writers' Project, [1942]. Annual Reports of the Minnesota Federal Writers' Project, [1942]. Instructions to workers preparing the Annals, undated. Cross references to events, 1838-1873, referred to in newspaper articles that were published at later dates. April 1849-1853. M529 2 1854-1855. M529 3 1856-October 1857. M529 4 November 1857-April 1859. M529 5 May 1859-September 1861. M529 6 October 1861-April 1864. M529 7 May 1864-1865. M529 8 1866-February 1867. M529 9 March 1867-January 1868. M529 10 February-August 1868. M529 11 September 1868-March 1869. M529 12 April-August 1869. M529 13 September 1869-February 1870. M529 14 March- August 1870. M529 15 September 1870-February 1871. M529 16 March- August 1871. M529 17 September 1871-March 1872. M529 18 April-December 1872. M529 19 January-October 1873. M529 20 November 1873-May 1874. M529 21 June-November 1874. M529 22 December 1874-April 1875. M529 23 May–November 1875. M529 24 December 1875-May 1876. M529 25 June 1876-January 1877. M529 26 February-September 1877. M529 27 October 1877-February 1878. M529 28 March-May 1878. M529 29 June-September 1878. M529 30 October 1878-February 1879. M529 31 March-June 1879. M529 32 July-August 1879. M529 33 September 1879-February 1880. M529 34 March-August 1880. M529 35 September 1880-February 1881. M529 36 March-August 1881. M529 37 September 1881-April 1882. M529 38 May-November 1882. M529 39 December 1882-August 1883. M529 40 September 1883-1884. M529 41 1885-February 1886. M529 42 March-December 1886. M529 43 1887-1891. M529 44 1892-March 1922. M529 45 December 1941-July 1942. Subject Files

These carbon copies of the Annals are arranged in alphabetical order according to the subject headings and subheadings assigned by the Federal Writers' Project workers. The transcripts for each subject heading or subheading are generally in chronological order. However, the transcripts for each subheading used with the heading "Names" are arranged as follows: those containing a reference to only one name are in alphabetical order, while those containing two or more names are in chronological order.

Two files previously filed with the Subject Files - "Counties" and "Twin Cities" - have been incorporated into the Geographical Files, where they appear more logically to belong.

A closely related set of papers in the Minnesota Historical Society has been microfilmed following the main body of Subject Files: a file of transcripts of newspaper articles entitled "Lumbering in Minnesota," 1884-1897. The handwritten and typed transcripts were made by Frank Vanasek, apparently when he was a FWP worker in Minnesota ca. 1941-1942. It is not known why these transcripts were not incorporated into the Annals. They were transferred to the Society in 1984 from the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies at Yale University. In addition to articles related to lumbering, the Vanasek papers contain transcripts pertaining to conservation, including fishing, hunting, and trapping, fish propagation and fish hatcheries, wolf bounties, the Minnesota Game and Fish Commission, and drainage in the Red River Valley, The transcripts are arranged in a single chronological sequence, which is the way they were arranged when they arrived at the Society.

M529 M529 46 Final Report of the Minnesota Federal Writers' Project, [1942]. Annual Reports of the Minnesota Federal Writers' Project, 1938, 1939, 1940. Instructions to workers preparing the Annals, undated. Agriculture: General: General, 1849-1887, 1894-1895, 1912-1913, 1922. Education, 1856-1887, 1913, 1922. Labor 1854-1887, 1889, 1912-1913. Technique, 1851-1887, 1889, 1893. Animal Husbandry: General, 1853-1912. Apiarian, 1870-1922. Dairying, 1849-1887, 1902, 1913, 1922. M529 47 Livestock, 1849-1887, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Poultry, 1850-1885, 1900, 1912, 1922. Associations, 1849-1881. M529 48 Associations, 1882-1888, 1892-1893, 1900, 1912, 1922. Associations: Patrons of Husbandry, 1868-1882. Fairs, 1852-1887, 1889, 1892-1893, 1901-1902, 1911-1913, 1922. Grains: Miscellaneous, 1849-1887, 1922. General conditions, 1849-1887, 1895, 1913. M529 49 Wheat, 1849-1887, 1912. M529 50 Horticultural Products: General, 1849-1886, 1922. Fruits, 1849-1885, 1889. Vegetables, 1849-1886, 1892-1893, 1902. Land, 1849-1877. M529 51 Land, 1878-1895, 1898, 1900, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Machinery, 1849-1885, 1913, 1922. Pests and diseases, 1849-1888, 1892-1893. Production and Markets: Conditions, 1849-1887, 1893, 1913. M529 52 Markets, 1849-1887, 1894, 1902, 1912-1913. Production, 1851-1887, 1898, 1913. Products, 1849-1887, 1893-1894, 1912. Weather, 1849-1887, 1889-1890, 1893, 1897, 1899, 1900, 1913. M529 53 Business and Industry: General: Early advertising, 1849-1887, 1912-1913. Miscellaneous, 1849-1887, 1889, 1895, 1913.

Early small trade establishments, such as blacksmith shops, barber shops, ice cream parlors, ice cutting and storage, livery stables, and retail stores. Also includes women in business. Note particularly 129-page transcript of St. Paul Daily Pioneer, June 21, 1874.

M529 54 Public relations, 1849-1887, 1891-1895, 1907, 1912, 1922.

Exhibits, monopoly controversies, donations, regulations, etc.

Associations, 1849-1879, 1887, 1913, 1922. M529 55 Banking, finance, business and bank failures, 1849-1887, 1891-1893, 1900-1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Building and construction, 1849-1860. M529 56 Building and construction, 1861-1881. M529 57 Building and construction, 1882-1887, 1891-1902, 1907, 1922. Conditions, 1849-1888, 1892-1893, 1895, 1902, 1922.

Seasonal volume, slumps, panics.

Fishing, commercial, 1868-1899. Flour milling, 1850-1875. M529 58 Flour milling, 1876-1887, 1897-1898, 1902, 1912-1913. Food processing, 1851-1887, 1892, 1912-1913, 1922. Hotels and resorts, 1849-1887. M529 59 Hotels, resorts, taverns, 1849-1887, 1891-1893, 1898, 1922.

See also Business and Industry: Resorts and tourist trade.

Insurance, 1854-1887, 1891, 1893, 1902. Inventions and processes, 1849-1872. M529 60 Inventions and processes, 1873-1887, 1889, 1892-1893, 1895, 1913, 1922. Lumbering: General, 1850-1888, 1891-1893, 1902.

Includes information on logging and sawmills.

Logging, 1849-1872. M529 61 Logging, 1873-1894, 1899, 1902. Sawmills, 1849-1877. M529 62 Sawmills, 1878-1890, 1895. Manufacturing: General, 1849-1887, 1890-1898, 1902, 1913, 1922. Custom manufacturing and services, 1851-1875.

Includes carriage manufacturing, blacksmithing, tailoring, printing, barbering, shoe repairing, etc.

M529 63 Custom manufacturing and services, 1876-1887, 1891, 1893, 1900, 1922. Machinery and metal working, 1852-1887, 1902, 1913, 1922. Textiles, 1852-1887, 1902, 1913. Wood products, 1853-1889, 1893, 1922.

Tubs, barrels, furniture, paper, etc.

Mining and quarrying, 1849-1872. M529 64 Mining and quarrying, 1873-1880, 1886-1887, 18911895, 1902, 1922. Prices, wholesale and retail, 1849-1874.

Foodstuffs and merchandise.

M529 65 Prices, wholesale and retail, 1875-1887, 1892, 1912-1913. Real estate, 1849-1880. M529 66 Real estate, 1881-1888, 1892, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Resorts and tourist trade, 1854-1887, 1891, 1893-1894. Trade: Import and Export: General, 1849-1868.

Imports to Minnesota and exports from Minnesota.

M529 67 General, 1869-1887, 1892-1893, 1913, 1922. Grain and flour, 1854-1873. M529 68 Grain and flour, 1874-1887, 1912-1913, 1922. Miscellaneous, 1851-1888, 1893, 1912-1913.

Wholesale, retail, general markets.

M529 69 Retail, 1849-1887, 1892, 1912-1913, 1922. Conservation, 1849-1891, 1897, 1899, 1900, 1902, 1912, 1922. M529 70 Cooperatives, 1852-1887, 1893, 1895, 1898, 1912-1913, 1922. Education and Culture: General, 1855-1889, 1891, 1893, 1895, 1912-1913, 1942. Architecture, 1855-1886. Art, 1849-1889, 1892, 1895. M529 71 Associations and societies, miscellaneous and A-Z. Associations, fraternal, A-Z. Drama, 1851-1866. M529 72 Drama, 1867-1887, 1892-1893, 1900, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Entertainment, commercial, 1849-1866.

Includes circuses, minstrel shows, magicians, burlesques, lectures, etc.

M529 73 Entertainment, commercial, 1867-1887, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Historical and general science, 1849-1879.

Includes archaeological and historical research sponsored by various groups, their buildings and museums.

M529 74 Historical and general science, 1880-1888, 1891, 1893, 1895, 1902, 1907, 1912-1913, 1921-1922, 1939.

Includes information on the naming of St. Paul streets from the St. Paul Pioneer Press, November 27, 1921, and other issues.

Lectures and forums, 1849-1890, 1892, 1895, 1913, 1922. Libraries and Library Associations, 1849-1873. M529 75 Libraries and Library Associations, 1874-1887, 1890, 1892-1893, 1912-1913, 1922. Literature, 1849-1887, 1890-1893, 1895, 1912-1913, 1922.

Includes bookstores.

Music, musical societies, concerts, 1850-1874. M529 76 Music, musical societies, concerts, 1875-1887, 1889, 1891-1893, 1907, 1912-1913, 1922, 1941. Press: General, 1849-1873. M529 77 General, 1874-1887, 1889-1893, 1895, 1941. General: Lists of Minnesota newspapers. Founding, A-M.

Arrangement is alphabetical by name of newspaper.

M529 78 Founding, N-Z. Founding: Miscellaneous (two or more papers), 1854-1887. Religion: Denominations: Baptist, 1852-1887. Catholic, 1851-1874. M529 79 Catholic, 1875-1887, 1893, 1902, 1906-1907, 1912. Congregational, 1853-1887. Episcopal, 1850-1887, 1922. Gethsemane, 1856-1887. Lutheran, 1854-1888, 1890, 1892-1893, 1895, 1899, 1913. Methodist, 1852-1887, 1892-1893, 1895, 1913. Miscellaneous (two or more denominations), 1850-1887, 1889, 1893, 1922. M529 80 Presbyterian, 1849-1886, 1889, 1891-1893, 1922. Unitarian, 1852-1886. Universalist, 1856-1886, 1891. Other: Adventist, 1869-1887, 1893. Aeolian, 1880. Christian Science, 1877-1887. Church of Christ, 1883. Church of the Disciples, 1874. Disciples of Christ, 1886. Evangelical, 1872-1891. Jewish, 1859-1922. Mennonite, 1873-1922. Moravian, 1874, 1913. Mormon, 1867-1900. Quaker, 1855-1887. Spiritualist, 1855-1922. United Brethren in Christ, 1879. United Christian, 1881. Religious Groups: General, 1849-1887, 1889, 1895, 1922. Salvation Army, 1886-1887, 1889, 1922. YMCA, 1856-1887, 1889, 1891, 1893, 1922. WCA (Women's Christian Association), 1872-1886. WCTU (Woman's Christian Temperance Union), 1874-1887. Schools: General, 1849-1887, 1890, 1892, 1913. Public: General, 1849-1869. M529 81 General, 1870-1887, 1889-1894, 1897, 1902, 1912, 1922, 1941. Finance, 1852-1886, 1912. Special, 1849-1869. M529 82 Special, 1870-1887, 1889, 1913, 1922. Specific Colleges: Academy of St. Anthony, 1849. Afton Academy, Stillwater, 1881. Augsburg Seminary / College, Minneapolis, 1875-1884, 1893. Baldwin School, St. Paul, 1854-1873. Baptist Academy, Owatonna, 1885. Bennet Seminary, Minneapolis, 1887. Northwestern Free Baptist College, Winnebago, 1887. Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, 1880. Carleton College, Northfield, 1866-1890. College of St. Paul, St. Paul, 1854-1860. Deaf, Dumb and Blind School, Faribault, St. Peter, 1857, 1881. Female Institute, Rochester, 1866. Glenwood Academy, Pope County, 1880. Groveland Seminary (Northwestern College) Wasioja, 1868. Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, 1873-1885. Hamline University, St. Paul, 1854-1922. Hopkins College of Christian Science, St. Paul, 1887. Luther Seminary of St. Paul, 1889. Macalester College, St. Paul, 1856-1885. Mankato Normal School, 1885. Martin Luther College, New Ulm, 1912. Minnesota Baptist Academy, Owatonna, 1877-1885. Minnesota Central University, Hastings, 1857. Minnesota Female College, Minneapolis, 1864. Minnesota Military Academy, Minneapolis, St. Paul, 1875-1878. Minnesota Valley Academy, Shakopee, 1875. Miscellaneous, 1869-1882. Monticello Academy, Monticello, 1856. Moravian Academy, Chaska, 1866, 1871. Norwegian Lutheran Theological College, Minneapolis, 1882. Norwood Seminary, St. Paul, 1872, 1874. Pillsbury Academy, Owatonna, 1885-1886. Red Wing Collegiate Institute, 1871-1875. Red Wing Seminary, 1886-1887. Richardson's Preparatory School, Minneapolis, 1885. Rochester Seminary and Normal School, 1883. St. Anthony's Academy, Belle Prairie, 1872-1873. St. Benedict's Academy, St. Joseph, 1885. St. Croix Valley Academy, Afton, 1868-1876. St. John's College / University, Collegeville, 1869-1885. St. Joseph's Academy, St. Anthony, 1854. St. Joseph's Academy, St. Paul, 1859-1881. St. Mary's Hall, Faribault, 1866-1882. St. Mary's School, St. Anthony, 1854-1855. St. Mary's School, St. Paul, 1881. St. Olaf College, Northfield, 1874-1887. St. Paul Female Seminary, St. Paul, 1852-1869. Scandinavian College, St. Peter, 1874. Seabury College, Divinity School, Faribault, 1865-1886. Shattuck School, Faribault, 1867-1886. State Normal Schools: General, Mankato, St. Cloud, Winona, 1858-1922. Stevens Seminary, Glencoe, 1869-1878. Stillwater Academy, 1856, 1881. Stillwater College, 1854. Stillwater State Prison, 1874. Stillwater Seminary, 1856. Swedish Lutheran Hope Academy, Moorhead, 1895. Swedish Emanuel Academy, Minneapolis, 1889. Willmar College, 1881. University of Minnesota, 1851-1887, 1892, 1895, 1913, 1922. M529 83 Social life, general, 1849-1877. M529 84 Social life, general, 1878-1895, 1899, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Sports and Games: Archery, 1877-1880. Ballooning, 1857. Baseball, 1864-1887, 1889-1890, 1893, 1913. Bicycling, 1878-1887. Billiards, 1849-1887. Boating, 1857-1887, 1892. Bowling, 1849-1886. Boxing, 1868-1887. M529 85 Casting (fly), 1876. Checkers, 1879-1887. Chess, 1876-1883. Clog dancing, 1879. Coasting, 1851-1884. Cock fights, 1856-1886. Cow racing, 1878. Cricket, 1860-1887. Croquet, 1866-1880. Curling, 1876-1887. Dogs, 1872-1887. Faro, 1852. Fencing, 1861, 1886. Fishing, 1850-1887.

See also Politics.

Folkways: General, 1849-1873.

Includes fashions, customs, furnishings, etc.

M529 87 General, 1874-1893, 1902, 1907, 1912-1913, 1922. Folklore, 1850-1876. M529 88 Folklore, 1877-1895, 1912-1913, 1922. Immigration and settlement, 1849-1854.

See also Agriculture: Land, Nationality Groups, Public Welfare Living Conditions, Transportation: Railroads, and the Geographical Files.

M529 89 Immigration and settlement, 1855-1870. M529 90 Immigration and settlement, 1871-1895, 1898, 1900, 1912-1913, 1922. Labor: General, 1849-1864. M529 91 General, 1865-1889, 1891-1893, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Organizations, 1856-1887, 1890, 1902, 1913, 1922. Minnesota: County name derivations, A-Y. M529 92 Entire state or large areas, 1849-1877, 1892-1893, 1902, 1922.

References to the entire state; summaries of resources, physical characteristics, and development of; outside opinions of Minnesota as expressed in newspapers.

Names: Associations and Societies: Academy of National Science Agricultural & Mechanics Association of Minneapolis Agricultural Science Society Amber Cane Association American Association for the Advancement of Science American Legion of Honor The American Missionary Association Ancient Order of Humility Ancient Order of United Workingmen Anti Horse Thief Association Architectural League Bankers Association of Minnesota Bee-Keepers Association Blue Line Boat Club Blue Ribbon Society Bureau of Public Lands Bnai Brith, The Independent Order of Bohemian Benevolent Society Boot Blacks Association Booth Dramatic Association Bricklayers Benevolent Union Brickmakers Mutual Relief Association of Minneapolis Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of St. Mark Brown County Brotherhood of Threshermen Builders Association, St. Paul Building Association, St. Paul Building Association, Stillwater Butchers Association, St. Paul Butchers and Drovers Association, St. Paul Butchers Mutual Benefit Association, St. Paul Cadets of Temperance Cannan Valley Agricultural and Mechanical Association Canoe Club Catholic Immigration Society Catholic Knights of America Catholic Total Abstinence Societies Central Relief Committee Ceska Aseda Chi Psi Childrens Home Society Chippewa County Agricultural and Mechanical Association Cigar Makers' Protective Union, St. Paul Citizens Protective Association Citizens' Employment and Relief Association City Medical Society, Minneapolis City Tract Society, St. Paul Clipper Club of St. Anthony Cokato Farmers Association Commercial Travelers' Club of Minnesota Concordia Society St. Paul Conservatory of Music Cordwainer Society Cornet Band, St. Paul Cottage Park Association of St. Paul, The Crusaders Society, The Dahkota Club, The, Minneapolis Dania Benevolent Society, The Denmark Society Deutches Theatre Dorcas Society, Grand Rapids Driving Park Association The Grand Grove of the Order of Druids Dry Goods Clerks' Association Educational Endowment Association of Minneapolis Emerald Association Emmet Guards Evangelical Lutheran Ministerial Association of Minnesota Evergreen Lodge, The Falls Athletics, The Faribault Philharmonic Society Farm and Village Association Farmers' Alliance Farmers Association of Freeborn County Farmer's Club of Minneapolis Farmers' Co-operative Association of Nicollet County Father Matthew Temperance Society of St. Paul, The Fellow Helpers Christian Friend Fenian Brotherhood Firemen' Life Association of Minnesota First Scandinavian Emigrant Society First Scandinavian Temperance Society, Swift County, MN First Spiritualist Society of Minneapolis and St. Anthony Fort Snelling Dramatic Association Franklin Building Society, The Freedmen's Commission Freemen's Society - Medina Freier Saengerbund Freja Fremont Club, St. Paul Friends of Ireland Fruit Growers Association German American Central Society of Minnesota German Gymnastic Association German Immigration Society German Land Company German Reading Society German St. Peter Benevolent Society German Singer's Society Germania Kranken Unterstuctzungs Verein, Rush City Germania Singing Society Good Templars - I.O.G.T. Gopher Club of St. Anthony, The Governor's Guards - Zouaves Grand Order of the Orient Grand Rapids and Itasca County Improvement Union Great Western Band Grocers' Union, The Grocers' Association Gruetti-Veriem Hahneman Medical Society Hancock and English Club Harmonia (See under "S") Hastings Union Industrial Association Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Association Hebrew Reform Society Hennepin County Agricultural Society Horticultural Society of Hennepin County Hennepin Club Hennepin County Bible Society Hennepin County Farmers' and Gardeners' Association Hennepin County Musical Union Hennepin County Poultry Association Hennepin County Teacher's Institutes Historical Society, St. Peter Homestead Building Society House of Good Shepherd Humane Society Immaculate Benevolent Union Immigration Board Independent Order of Mutual Aid Independent Order of Red Men Informal Club, The Irish Emigrant Aid Society Irish Rifles I. O. of Harugary Itasca County Agricultural Association Itasca Boat Club Junior Pioneers Keystones of Minnesota, The Knights of the Forest, Mankato Knights of Rose Croix Knights of St. Patrick Kreiger Verein Union Francaise Labor Union Association Labor Union - political groups La Crosse Club Ladies Benevolent Society Ladies Association Ladies' Health Society Ladies Relief Association Lake Minnetonka Tourist Lake Park Association, Lake Minnetonka Lake Superior Lumber Association Lakewood Cemetery Association Laymen's Institute Liberal League, The Library Association, The Liederkranz Singing Society Lightfoot LaCrosse club Low-German Society (Plattdeutscher Verein) Lucretia Borgia Society Lumbermen's Association of Minneapolis and St. Anthony Lumberman's Board of Trade Lurline Boat Club of Minneapolis Maennerchor Magdalen Home Society Manufacturer's Fire Association Maplewood Cemetery Assn. Masonic Relief Association Mechanics' Institute Melodramatic Turnverein Mendelssohn Quintette Club Mercantile Library Association Merchants Protective Union Methodist Preachers Association Metropolitan Mutual Life Association Middle States Association Military Reserve Claim Association Minneapolis Agricultural and Mechanical Association Minneapolis Athenaeum Minneapolis Bar Association Minneapolis Bicycle Club Minneapolis Board of Trade Minneapolis Business College Minneapolis Choral Society Minneapolis Cornet Band Minneapolis Dramatic Society Minneapolis Grocers' Association Minneapolis Gun Club Minneapolis Head Millers Association Minneapolis Library Association Minneapolis Lyceum Minneapolis Medical Society Minneapolis Millers Association Minneapolis Musical Union Minneapolis Pantalogical Society Minneapolis Pharmaceutical Association Minneapolis Red Stockings Minneapolis Reform Club Minneapolis Scandinavian Society Minneapolis Social Club Minneapolis Sporting Club Minneapolis Street Railway Company Minneapolis Temperance Reform Club Minneapolis Zoological Sporting club Minnehaha Club Minnesota Breeders' Trotting Stake Minnesota Agricultural and Mechanical Association Minnesota Association of Grain Buyers and Warehousemen Minnesota Baptist Association Minnesota Bible Society Minnesota Boat Club Minnesota Dairymen's Association Minnesota Editors and Publishers Association Minnesota Editorial Association Minnesota Educational Association Minnesota Farmers Insurance Association Minnesota Forestry Association Minnesota Fruit Growers Association Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota Horticulture Society Minnesota Irish Emigration Society Minnesota Kennel Club Minnesota Literary Institute Minnesota Loan & Building Association Minnesota Medical Society Minnesota Natural History Society Minnesota Orthopaedic Institute Minnesota Relief Association (Masonic) Minnesota Rowing club Minnesota Sabbath School Association Minnesota Savings Association Minnesota Scandinavian Relief Society Minnesota Sharpshooters Minnesota State Alliance of the German-American National Society Minnesota State Anti-Drive-Well Association Minnesota State Bible Society Minnesota State Electric-Medical Society Minnesota State Firemens Association Minnesota Homoeopathic Institute Minnesota State Horticultural Society Minnesota State Sabbath School Association Minnesota Settlement Association Minnesota Stock Breeders Association Minnesota Veterans Association Minnesota Zouaves Minnetonka Lake Park Association Mississippi Valley Industrial Association Mounds Park Improvement Association Mounted Rangers Muncher's Society Musical Union Mutual Protection Gold Miners' Company of Minnesota Nameless Club National Bankers Association National Travelers Protective Association New England Society, The Norden Nordstjerman Normanna Hall Association Normanna Society North Star Baseball Club North Star Building Society North Star Club North Star Grange Northwestern Bee Keepers Union Northwestern Benefit Association Northwestern College at Wasioja Northwestern Commercial Travelers' Association Northwestern Importers' and Breeders' Association Northwestern Legion of Honor Northwestern Park Association Northwestern Traffic Association Norwegian Art Association Norwegian Lyceum Norwegian Welfare Society Oak Lake Improvement Society Oakland Cemetery Association Off Fellows Old Settlers Association Olmsted County Farmers' Institute Orchestral Union Order of Railroad Conductors' Association Order of White Bears Ottertail County Veteran's Association Patriotic Aid Society Patriotic Sons of America Patrons of Husbandry People's Building Society Personal Liberty Association Philharmonic Philharmonic Club Philharmonic Society Philognomian Society Pioneer Football Club Pioneer Guards Pioneer Guard Band Pioneer Guard Brass Band Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company Pioneer Independent Rifle Company Pioneer Rifles Pioneer School Pokegama Club Polish Benevolent Society Politica and Education Society Protestant Orphan Asylum Ramsey County Bar Society Ramsey County Homeopathic Medical Association Ramsey County Pioneer Association Ramsey County Sunday School Association Real Estate Agents Association Red Rock Camp Ground Association Red Wing Free and Easy Club Redwing Temperance Union Redwood County Improvement Association Reform Club Renville Rangers Retail Lumber Dealers Association Rice County Anti-Horse Thief Association Rice Street Building Society River Rangers Rochester Musical Society Rose Croix Knights Royal Arcanum Russian Brotherhood M529 93 Saengerbund St. Andrews Society St. Anthony Bible Society St. Anthony Board of Trade St. Cloud Volunteer Militia Company St. George's Society St. Jean Baptiste St. Joseph's Benevolent Society St. Joseph's Orphan Society St. Joseph's Society St. Patrick's Catholic Men's Society St. Paul Academy of Medicine St. Paul Academy of Science St. Paul Association of Marine Engineers St. Paul Athletic Club St. Paul Bethel Association St. Paul Board of Trade St. Paul Boat Club St. Paul Brewers' Association St. Paul Building Association St. Paul Carnival Association St. Paul Chamber of Commerce St. Paul Choral Union St. Paul Circle of Industry St. Paul Clearing House Association St. Paul Conservatory of Music St. Paul Driving Park Association St. Paul Exchange St. Paul Firemen's Monument Association St. Paul Gun Club St. Paul Gymnastic Club St. Paul Instrumental Musical Society St. Paul Library Association St. Paul Literary Association St. Paul Literary and Dramatic Association St. Paul Lyceum St. Paul Mercantile Library Association St. Paul Musical Association St. Paul Musical Society St. Paul Musical Union St. Paul Olympic Club St. Paul Rifle Club St. Paul Sangerfest St. Paul Sharp Shooters Association St. Paul Sporting Club St. Paul Sportsmen Club St. Paul Street Railway Company St. Paul Union Club St. Paul Volunteer Aid Society St. Peter's Benevolent Society Sanitary Commission Scandinavian Club Scandinavian Dramatic Society Scandinavian Emigrant Society Scandinavian Ladies Immigration Society Scandinavian Political Club Scandinavian Reform Club Scandinavian Relief Association Scandinavian Ski Club Scandinavian Society Scandinavian Society for Aid of the Sick Scandinavian Temperance Society of America Scandinavian Union Scandinavian Worker's Association Schutzen Verein Seabury Mission Shakespeare Club Shattuck School Sidwell's Band Silver Greys, The Sisterhood of Bethany Skirmishers, Gen. John O'Neil's Slovanska Lipa Societe De Bienfaisance Franco - Canadien - Ne De St. Paul Society of Christian Disciples Society of Friends Society of Physicians and Surgeons Society of St. Vincent de Paul Soldiers Relief Society Soldiers' and Sailors' Homestead Association Society of Arts and Sciences Sons of Freedom Sons of Herman Sons of Malta Sons of Temperance Sovereigns a.k.a. Third House Sportsmen's Club, St. Paul Sportsmen's Club, Stillwater Star of Hope Temperance Lodge State Board of Health State Board of Immigration State Eclectic Medial Society State Fire Fighters Association State Forestry Association State Homeopathic Institute State Insurance Association State Library Association State Medical Society State Musical Association State Poultry Association State Retail Jewelers Association State Sanitary Commission State Spiritual Associations State Teachers Association State Teachers Institute State Temperance Alliance State Temperance Society Stillwater Guards Stillwater Park Association Stock Breeders Association Svea Tanners Temperance Alliance Temperance Cadets Temperance Crusaders Temperance Reform Club, Stillwater Temperance Society Temperance Union of Minnesota Temple of Honor, Stillwater Territorial Temperance Society Theosophist Society Thespian Society - Shakopee Third Minnesota Regiment Trap and Field Club Traverse County Agricultural Association Turners' Building Association Turner Rifles Turners, Minneapolis Turners, Stillwater Turnverein Society Typographical Union Undertakers Association Union Association Union Benevolent Association Union Board of Trade Union Club, Faribault Union Cornet Band Union Francaise Union Medical Society Union of the Northmen Union St. John De Baptiste Union Society United Irishmen United Medical Society United Order of Honor Valley Sharp Shooters Vega Society Veterans Association of Minnesota Washburn Accident Association Washington Avenue M. E. Society West St. Paul Building Society Western Seaman's Friend Society Whist Club Winona Tree Claim Colony Woman's Christian Association Women's Industrial Society Woman's Suffrage Association Working Men's Building Association Workingmen's Building and Loan Association, Crookston Workingmen's Association, St. Paul Workingmen's Subsistence Union, St. Paul Workingmen's Union, Minneapolis Western Zouaves Yard Masters Benefit Association Young Men's Association, St. Anthony Young Men's Christian Association, Minneapolis Young Men's Christian Association, St. Paul Young Men's Library Association, Minneapolis Young Men's Literary and Dramatic Association, St. Paul Young Men's Rhetorical Association, St. Peter Young Men's Terpsichorean Association Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union Zenobian Society Boats: Ada B. Addie Johnson Admiral Alahambra, The Albany, The Alex Mitchell Allen, H. S. Alpha Andy Gibson, The Anson Northrup, The Antelope, The Ariel Arkansas Artemus Lamb Aunt Betsy Bannock City Belle of La Crosse, The Belle of Minnetonka Belle of the Lake Ben Coursin Black Hawk Bonnie Jean Brazil Brigand, The Brown, J. R. Burlington, The Centennial Charley Wheeler Charlie Cheaver Charlotte Boeckeler Chicora Chippewa Falls City Belle City of Minneapolis City of St. Louis City of St. Paul City of Winnipeg Clara Hine Clarion Cleon Clermont No. 2 Clinton, The Countess, The Cutter Damsel Dexter Diamond Jo Dispatch Dowlers Humbug Dr. Franklin No. 2 Dubuque Electra Ellen Hardy Enterprise Eolian Equator Ewing, W. L. Excelsior Express Falls City Fanny Harris Favorite Fire Canoe, The Flora, The Frank Forest Franklin Steele Fred Lorenz Freighter Fresco Frost, G. S. Galena Gem City Glasgow Globe, The Golden Era Golden Gale Golden State Gopher Governor Ramsey Grand Pacific Grandin, J. L. Gray Eagle Gray, The G. H. Greek Slave, The Hamburg Hattie Hattie May Hawkeye State Helen Balch Helen Mar Henrietta Highland Mary Hudson, The Humbolt Ida Ida Fulton Ida May Idell Prindell Imperial India, The International Isaac Staples Itasca James Lyon James Means Jeanette Roberts Jennie Hayes Jennie Whipple Jim Watson Josie Justice Kate Cassel Kate, The Katie May Keokuk Key City Kit Carson Knapp, G. B. Laclede, The Lady of the Lake Lady Pike, The Lake City, The Lamartine Lion Little Dorrit Little Eagle Little Frank Longfellow, Henry W. Lottie Lyon Lottie Wolf Luella, The Lulu Maggie Reaney Manitoba Mankato Mark D. Flower Marquette Mary Mary Barnes May Queen Mayflower McClellan Medora Merrill, S. S. Messenger Metropolis Minneapolis Minnehaha Minnesota Minnesota Belle Minnie Wills Mollie McPike Mollie Mohler Montana Montello Monticello Navigator Nellie Kent Netta Durant New St. Paul Nominee North Star Northern Belle Northern Light Northern Line Northern, The Northerner Northrup, Anson North-western Northwestern Union Packet Co. Nyack Ocean Wave Osceola Otter, The Owen Sound Palmyria Pauline Penguin Pepin Percy Swain Phil Sheridan Phoebe Wilson Pioneer, The Pokegama Polly Hopkins Prairie State Queen Piajuk Rambler Red Wing Reiling, A. Reveille Rice, H. M. Robert Semple Rock River Royal Arch Sabbath Breaker Sam Atlee Sangamon Saucy Kate Selkirk Senator Silver Spray Spray St. Anthony St. Paul Staples, J. E. Staver, The Stella Whipple Stillwater Witt Strader, P. W. Sucker State Sue Gardner Swallow Ten Broeck Tennessee Tidal Wave Tiger Time and Tide Tishomingo Tom Jasper Transit Tribune Victory Vienna Viola Viola Knapp Virginia Vixen War Eagle Warrior West Newton Wheeler, R. J. White Lily White Swan Wilson, G. H. Winchester Winnipeg Wyman X Yeatman, H. T. Multiple names, 1849-1885.

Articles that mention two or more boats, arranged chronologically.

Buildings:

Halls, hospitals, hotels, theaters, etc.

Academy of Music, Minneapolis Agony Hall Alcazar Opera House Aldrich's Hotel Alhambra Theater American House Apollo Hall Armory Hall Arnold House Asbury Hospital Association Hall Athenaeum Barney's Place Bassett Building Bay View House Bellevue House Bellview Flat Bishop's London Boston Block Brackett's Block Brackett's Hotel Brunswick Hall Buckey House Calhoun House, Lake Carpenters' Tower Cataract House Cave House Central Hall Centennial Block Centennial Club Hall Central House Central Music Hall Central School Cheevers Observatory Chisago House Choteau Block Church Hospital City Hall, Minneapolis City Hotel Clarendon Hotel Clark House, Duluth Clark House, Minneapolis Clark's Opera House Clifton Hotel Coliseum Theater College Hospital Concert Hall, St. Paul Concert Hall, Stillwater Concert Hall Block, St. Paul Cook House Cottage Hospital Court House and Jail, Hennepin Co. Custom House Dakota House Davidson Block Day Block Dayton's Block Dayton's Hall De Haven's Amphitheater Dorchester Building Dutch Hall M529 94 Edison's Hall Edward's Hall Empire Block Empire Hall Excelsior House Exposition Building Fairmont House Fairview House Falls House Farmer's Friend, The Ferrant's Building First National Bank, Northfield First National Bank Building, Minneapolis. First National Hotel Floral Hall Forepaugh's Building Four-Mile House Fremont House Fuller House Glass Block Globe Hotel Good Templars Hall Gould's, William, Agricultural Warehouse Grand Opera House, Stillwater Grants Hotel Green Mountain House Half Way House Hamline University Harmon Place Harmonia Hall Harrison's Hall Harrow House Hawkins Palace Higgins Hotel Holcombe Block Hall Home for Children and Aged Hooper House Hotel Gladstone Hotel St. Louis Houlton's Hall House of Refuge House Place Huff House Hyser House Ingersoll's Block International Hotel Irvine's Hall Ivory, William Hotel Jacoby's Gallery Jones Harrison Home for Aged Women Kelley Block Kelly's Hall Keystone House Kimball House Kinney House Knauft's Hall Lafayette House Lake Calhoun House Lake House Lake Park Amusement Hall Lake Park Hotel Leip House Light House Tower Lindley House Lookout Tower Lookout, The Loring Block Lufkins Hotel Lumber Exchange Lyndale Hotel, The Macubin Block Mankato House Manomin House Market Hall Marshall's Building Masonic Hall Mazourka Hall Meader Building Melodeon Merchants' Hotel Mercy Hospital Metropolitan Hotel Milwaukee Depot Minneapolis Art Gallery Minneapolis Homeopathic Hospital Minnehaha Falls Hotel Minnesota Academy Minnesota Historical Society Hall Minnesota House, Grand Rapids Minnesota House, St. Paul Minnesota Soldier's Orphan's Home Minnetonka House Moffet's Castle Mozart Hall Murray House Music Hall National Hotel Nicollet House Normanna Hall Northwestern Hospital Northwestern Hotel Odd Fellows Hall, Minneapolis Odd Fellows Hall, St. Paul Old American House Old Government House Old Government Mill Old Mess House Old Mill, The Opera House, St. Paul Orchestrion Hall Pacific Depot Park Hotel Park Place Hotel Pavilion Hotel Pence Opera House Peoples Theater, The Pfeifer's Hall Pokegama Hotel Pomeroy's Hall Princes's Block Pugsley's Hall Quarantine Hospital Red Wing Casino Rice House Rink Rogers Stone Block Ryan Hotel Sawyer House Security Bank of Minnesota Sherman House Shumway Hall Shurmeier's Block Silver Grey Hall Sister's Hospital Snelling House South Shore House St. [Paul] Opera House St. Anthony Hospital St. Anthony Savings St. Barnabas Hospital St. Benedictine Convent St. Charles House (Hotel) St. Croix Building St. James Hotel, Minneapolis St. James Hotel, Red Wing St. John's Hall St. Joseph's Hospital St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum St. Louis Hotel, Duluth St. Louis Hotel, Minnetonka St. Louis House St. Lukes Hospital St. Mary's Church St. Paul College St. Paul Custom House St. Paul German Hall St. Paul Gymnasium St. Paul House Stahlmann's, Adam State Capitol State Prison Stearns House Stees Building Steven's House Syndicate Block Temperance Hall Temperance House Temple Court Tremont House Union Block Union Theatre United States Hotel Wait's Hotel Warner's Block Warren House Washburn Mill Washington Hotel Washington House Washington Roller Rink Wensingle Block West Hotel Western House (Hotel) Whitten Block Wild Hunter Hotel Windom Block Windsor Hotel Windsor House Winship's Hall Winslow House Winslow's Mill Woodman's Hall Multiple names, 1855-1885.

Articles that refer to two or more buildings, arranged chronologically.

Firms (Excluding Railroads): A-D. M529 95 E-N. M529 96 O-Z. Multiple names, 1849-1887, 1892-1893, 1902, 1922.

Articles that refer to two or more firms, arranged chronologically, including a 129-page annual on Minneapolis firms in the St. Paul Daily Pioneer, June 21, 1874.

Miscellaneous, 1855-1922.

Brands and trade marks, horses, locomotives and other machinery, music and musical instruments.

M529 97 Persons: Abair, David Abbott, R. B. Abbott, Hiram Abbott, Seth Abel, William Abell, J. S. Adams, C . Powell Adams, Rev. Adams, Edward Adams, Samuel E. Addington, Mrs. Will Aiken, George L. Akeley, H. C. Akeroyd, H. M. Albrecht, C. J. Alden, R. S. Aldrich, Cyrus Alexander, Edmund B. Allen, Alvaren Allen, J. D. Allen, E. L. Allen, W. P. Ames, Albert A., Dr. Ames, A. E., Dr. Ames, C. G., Rev. Ames, Eli B. Ames, J. A. Ames, Jesse Ames, John T. Ames, Michael E. Ames, Oliver Ames, William L. Amundson, Christopher Amundson, John A. Anderson, Daniel Anderson, Michael Andreas, A. F. Andrews, C. C. Andrews, T. F. Ankeny, John J. Ankeny, J. J. Ankeny, W. P. Arbuckle, S. C. Archibald, A. R. Archibald, John Archibald, John S. Armstrong, Augustus Armstrong, D. W. Armstrong, John. A Arnold, J. K. Astor, John Jacob Atkins, Bart Atkinson, J. B. Atwater, I. (Isaac) Atwood, Francis Austin, Horace Averill, John Thomas Ayers, Ebenezer Baasen, Francis Babb, E. C. Babbitt, Babcock, L. A Bailey, A. Bailey, A. O. Bailey, Henry G. Bailey, Job Baird, Lyman D. Baker, James Heaton Babcombe, A. D. Baldwin, M. A. Baldwin, R. J. Ball, D. C. Banning, William L. Barber, Joseph N. Barbour, Dr. Barkness, Ole N. Barnes, George S. Barnes, John Barnes, Seth Barney, Thomas J. Barnard, L. Barnard, Prof. Barrett, Laurence Barrett, Michael Barsness, Ole N. Bartlett, B. P. Bartlett, Helen Bartlett, J. E. Barton, Ara Barton, William H. Bass, E. W. Bass, Jacob Wales Bassett, Joel B. Bassett, W. L. Bales, E. N. Bates, J. W. Baxter, John Baxter, L. L. Bazille, E. W. Bazille, Charles Beach, Will Beal Bean, J. W. Beatty, John R. Beaumette, Guillaume Bebee, R. W. Becht, John G. Becker, George L. Beckfelt, John Bede, J. Adam Beecher, Henry Ward Beers, H. H. Belden, George H. Bell, Capt. Bell, David C. Bell, Edwin Belote, E. C. Beltrami Beltrami, G. C. Bemis, N. M. Bennett, John J. Bennie, DeGray Bennison, Cora A. Benson, Jared Benson, Joseph Bentley, William A. Benz, George Berg, Albert Berg, C. M. Berghold, Alexander Berry, John Bertrand, E. P. Betz, J. G. Betts, Old Bevens, Julia Biddle, Bigelow, C. H. Bigelow, E. B. Bigelow, H. R. Bilansky, Anna Bill, E. C. Bisbee, Bessie Bisbee, Herman Bishop, Harriet E. Bishop, John Wade Bissell, E. A. Bissell, F. E. Bixby, L. Bixby, L. C. Black, Mahlon Blaine, Walker Blaisdell Blaisdell, Robert Blake, John Blakely, Russell Boalt, John M. Boaty, Jacob· Bobolink Bohan, Thomas Bohland, Peter Boland, Michael Bolles, L. Bond, J. Wesley Bonniwell, William T. Booth, J. E. Borup, Charles W. Boss Boser, D. Bottineau, J. B. Bottineau, Pierre Boutwell, William T. Bowdish, E. L. Bowdish, C. G. Bowen, Timothy Bowman, George D. Bowman, Theophilus Boyce, Sam Brackenridge, W. L. Brackett, Alfred B. Brackett, Frederick Brackett, George A. Brackett, H. H. Brackett, J. J. Brackett, W. M. Bradley, J. E. Bradley, P. T. Bragg, Dr. Brainard Brainerd, H. J. Brambilla, Paul Branch, William Brandet, Ernst Brandt, Marianne Brawley, B. F. Breck, James L. Breda, Olaus Briggs, A. C. (see A. C. Riggs) Brill, H. R Brink, C. R Brisbin, J. B. Brisbine, Albert G. Bristol, Broadbent, John Brodbelt, Benjamin S. Brocklehurst, A. H. Bromley, Charles A. Bromley, H. A. Bronson Jr., Stephen Bronson, W. G. Brooks, David Brooks, Jabez Brott, George F. Brower, J. V. Brown, A. A. Brown, A. Vance Brown, Charles Brown, Charles T. Brown, H. F. Brown, H. W. Brown, Job Brown, Joseph R Brown, M. W. Brown, T. E. Browning, George T. Bruggeman, Martin Buck, C. F. Buck, Daniel Buechner Buell, D. L. Buffalo, Standing Buffington, L. S. Bull, Petite Ole Bullis, A. H. Bunnell, Frances M. Burbank, A. J. Burbank, G. A. Burbank, James C. Burnell, K. A. Burnell, R. A. Burns, Peter Burr, H. F. Burrows, F. C. Burt, David Burt, William Burton, Thomas Bush, John Bush, Peter Butler, D. Butler, Hunt M. Butler, Levi Butler, Oden Butterfield, J. B. Butts, E. G. Buxton, J. E. Caine, W. H. Calhoun, W. A. Calkins, E. A. Calkins, Judge Calkins, Mary Calkins, P. S. Call, Osman Cameron, Daniel Camp, George Albert Camp, George E. Camp, John H. Campbell, Gabriel Campbell, S. L. Campbell, William M. Canfield, George S. Canfield, Thomas H. Cann, Marion Stuart Cardozo, I. N. Carger Carli Carlioz Carlton, William Carpenter, C. P. Carpenter, Warren Carreno, Teresa Carter, T. C. Carver, Henry L. Carver, Jonathon Case, Emmanuel Casper, Joseph Castle, H. A. Castle, James N. Cathcart, John W. Catlin, George Cavalier, Charles Chadwell, Bill Chaffee, Allen Chaffee, James F. Chamberlain, D. T. Chamberlain, George C. Chamberlain, Selah Chambers, John Chambers, Thomas Champlin, William H. Chandler, J. A. Chapman, E. Chase, Charles L. Chase, Charles S. Chase, H. M. Chatfield, Andrew G. Chebul, Rev. Father Cheever, William A. Chenvert, Bruno Cheny, William Chief Hole-In-The-Day Child, James Erwin Chowen, G. W. Chowen, W. S. Christensen, Sneedorf Christian, George H. Christian, J. Christianson, Theodore Christie, J. L. Chrysup Christopherson, Hans Church, E. C. Chute, Richard Chute, S. H. Cidmore, P. Clark, A. J. Clark, Benjamin Clark, Charlie Clark, Edward Clark, Edwin, Major Clark, J. H. Clark, M. W. Clark, N. P. Clark, Peter J. Clark, Z. B., Senator Clarke, Charlotte A. Clarke, N. P. Clausen, Peter Clement, T. B., Senator Cleveland, Prof. Cleveland, John R. Clewitt, James R. Clinton, DeWitt, Col. Clough, J. B. Col. Clough, William Pitt Cody, William (Buffalo Bill) Coggswell, Amos Colburn, Mary Colgave, Albert Colman, James Collins, D. F., Dr. Collins, Frank E. Collins, H. L. Collins, Loren W. Colter (Coulter), Chas Colville, William, Jr. Colville, William Comstock, S. G. Comstock, Charles W. Comstock, W. B. Connell, William Constans, Charles Conway, C. R. Conwell, R. H. Cook, B. S. Cook, John R. Cook, William Copeland, R. H. Cornell, A. B. Cornelis, Louis, Father Cook, Martin W. Cook (Cooke), Jay Cooley, Ben Cooley, D. C. Cooper, Joseph Colburn, Mary J. Cooper, David, Judge Copwell, H. C. Corning, Charles Corser, E. S. Coulter, Charles Countryman, Garcia Cover, David Covert, Joseph Cowing, John B. Cox, E. Julien, Judge Craft, Olion Crarey, B. F., Rev. Cratt, Oliver Cravath, O. B. Cresap, Charles W. Cressey, T. R., Rev. Cretin, Joseph, Bishop Croffut, William A. Cronk, William Crooks, William, Col Cronin, Ellen Crosby, Francis Marvin Crosby, John Cross, E. C., Dr. Crow, Chief Little Crowell, Judge Cruikshank, Miss. Cullen, William J. Culver, J. B., Col. Culver, George Cummins, Horace Curtice, David L. Curtiss, C. C. Curtiss, E. A. Cushing, Caleb Cutter, Ammi Cutts, C. E., Senator Daggett, Frank Dahl, Mr. Daily, M. A. Dalrymple, Oliver Dana, Captain Dana, Malcolm M. Daniels, Mr. Daniels, Jared W. Daniels, John V. Daniels, Joseph, Capt. Danz, Franz, Jr. Darling, E. N., Major Dauseman Davenport, E. N. Davenport, Edward J. Davidson, Bertie Davison, C. W. Davidson, Joseph H. Davidson, J. K. Davidson, John X. Davidson, P. S., Capt. Davidson, William Fusion, Capt. Davie, R. E. Davis, A. Davis, Cushman K. Davis, George H., Rev. Davis, William, Capt. Davison, C. W. Davy, Capt. Day, Daniel A. Day, Day, Dr. Day, George E. H. Day, Leonard Dayton, F. H. Dayton, Haney F. Dayton Farm Dayton, James R. Dayton, Lyman E. Deakin, Robert Dean, John, Senator Dean, Joseph Dean, Mathew Dearing, Sam Delano, Francis R. Demo, Anthony, State Rep. DeCastro - Magician DeGraff, A. DeGraff, Charles DeGraff, Ira DeHaven, G. W. DeLaittre, John Delano, Francis R. Demeules, Louis Denier, John Denison, Lucius W. Dennis, Laura Carroll Denny, H. R., State Rep. Deshon, S. Desnoyer, Stephen A. Destey, Robert Devereaux, John C. DeVivaldi, Father Dewey, John J., Dr. Dewey, J. W., Capt. Dickson, George Dillon, James Dillon, John F. Dimond, Alfred S. Dixon, J. E., Rev. Dobbin, James, Rev. Dodd, Capt. Dodd, A. M., State Rep. Dodd, William B. Dodge, Augustus C. Dodge, Ossian E. Dodge, Ossin E. Dodge, William C. Doe, A. Donahue, M. E., State Rep. Donaldson, A. B. Donaldson, Nancy Donovan, Richard ''Duke'' Doran, Michael, Senator Dorman Dorr, Caleb Dorr, Caleb D. Dorsett, C. W., Mrs. Douglas, S. A., Senator Dow, James C. Dow, J. W., Rev. Downie, Mark W. Downing, Robert 1. Drake, Elias Franklin Drew, S. B., State Rep. Dudley, J. F., Rev. DuLuth, Daniel G. DuLuth, Jean Dunbar, Wells E., State Rep. D'Unger, Dr. Dunn, L. F. Dunnell, Mark Hill Dunsmoor, F. A., Dr. Dunwoody Dunwoody, William H. DuPree, Madame Durant, Edward W. Dustin, N. Dutchers, Col. Dwelle, Abner Dye, Alex M. Dysart, J. S. P. M529 98 Donnelly, Ignatius Eames, Henry H Eastman Eastman, G. H Eastman, J. W. Eastman, John Eastman, W. W. Easton, J. C. Eastwood, Carl Eaton, Mr. Edgerton, A. J. Gen. Edgerton, E. S. Edson, James C., Col. Edwards, David Eger, H. Eagan, Pierce Eggleston, Edward Eggleston, Edward, Rev. Eldred, W. H., Col. Eldridge, Ariel Elfelt and Brother ElfeIts - Mazourk Hall Elfelt, Abram S. Ellessen, John Elliot, A. F., Dr. Elliot, Wyman Elliott, J. R. Elliott, J. S., Dr. Ellvertson, N. E., State Rep. Elward, John H Ely, E. F. Ely, Edward Emerson, C. L., Gen. Emmet, Chief Justice Engberg, Lars Erhardt, Moritz Eustis, G. B. Eustis, J. M. Eustic, William Henry Evans, Miss. Evans, D. C. Everett, Edward Ewing Eyre, D. E. Fairbank, D. C. Fairbank, John Fairfield, W. W. Fairman, G. W. Faribault, Alexander Faribault, David Faribault, Jean Baptiste Farley, Jesse P. Farmer, J. G. Farnham, Sumner W. Farquar, F. W. Farrington, Farrington, Col. Farrington, E. V., State Rep. Farrington, George W. Farwell Ferrant, Martin Ferry, C. M., Rev. Filbert, George Fillmore, C. D. Finch, Dr. Finch, Geroge R. Findley, S. Fisher, Aaron Fisher, Jacob Fisher, John Fisher, W. H. Flandreau, Charles E. E. Fletcher, H., Dr. Fletcher, Hezekiah Fletcher, Governor Fletcher, Loren Fletcher, Matilda Fliesburg, Oscar A., Dr. Flower, Mark Deloss Fisk, Capt. Fogelbert, John Foley, Thomas Folsom, Edward A. Folsom, E. Folsom, S. H. Folsom, S. P. Folsom, W. H. C. Folsom, W. W. Folwell, William Watts Foot, John Forbes Forbes, Archibald Ford Lawrence, J. Foster, Dr. Foster, Thomas Foster, William Fournier, Gustave A. Fowler, William Franklin, T. B. Fraser, Jack Frazee, R. L. Frazer, Jack Freeborn, William Freeman, Col. Freeman, George, a.k.a Sheeny George French, Bella Freudenritch, Leo. A., Lt. Freygang, Joseph E. Fridley, A. M. Fridley, Abram M. Fritsche, L. A. Frost, J. Fruen, W.H. Fuller, M. J., State Rep. Fuller Family Biography. Fullerton, J. E. Furber, D. M., J. W., P. P. Gage, George M. Gale, Amory Gale, George H. Gale, Harlow Gale, Samuel C. Gammel, Iraneis Gammett, William Channing, Rev. Garcelon, William Gardner, Stephen Garrard, Israel, Gen. Garrison, O. E. Gaslin, Alderman Gates, A. Gates, Mr. Gear, Father Gear, Ezekiel Gilbert Gear, I. F. Gearey, E. C., State Rep. Genin, J. R. M., Father George, C. F. George, E. R, Col. George, James, Col. George, Perry, State Rep. Georgii, Julius Gervais, Genevieve L. Gibbons, Patrick Gibbs, Oliver, Jr. Gibson, C. S. and N. H. Gibson, John Gibson and Eastman Gibson, Paris Gideon, Peter M. Gilbert, William C. Gile, J. R. Gilfillan, Charles D. Gilfillan, J. B. Gilfillan, Joseph A. Gill, E. Anne Gillette, A. J., Dr. Gilliam, W. S., Capt. Gilman, Charles A. Gilman, John M. Gingras Gjerset, Knute Gjertsen, M. Falk, Rev. Glazier, Willard Gluyck, Gotleib Godfrey, Ard Godfrey, William Goff, F. V., State Rep. Golcher Goltier, Lucian, Father Goodhue, James M. Goodrich, Aaron, Judge Goodrich, Calvin G. Goodrich, Earl S. Goodrich, J. D., Dr. Goodrich, James M. Goodsell, J. F., State Rep. Goodwin, D. M., Dr. Gordon, Gordon, Lord Gordon, H. L. Gorham, John, State Senator Gorman, Willis A., Gov. Goudy, G. B., Rev. Gowan, Thomas Grace, Mary Grace, Thomas L. Grady, Ed Graham, G. Grating, J. N. Grant, William Henry Grant, Kate C. Graves, Mary A. Gray, Isaac, Capt. Greeley, Elam Green, Allen Green, Asa B. Green, James J. Green, J. K., Rev. Green, John, Sen. Greenleaf, D. C. Greer, Ezekiel Fridley, A. M., State Rep. Frisbie, S. N., State Rep. Greeley, Elam Greysblon, Daniel, Sieur DuLuth Gribble, Edwin Grifley, Joseph Griffin, Eli W. Griffith, Thomas M. Griggs, C. W. Grimes, J. T. Grimshaw, William Harrison Grinnell, W. E. Griswold, Charles Griswold, G. G. Griswold, N. F. Grover, Rhoda S. Gudmundsen, Ole Guerin, Adele Guerin, Vital Gutherz, Carl Hackney, J. M. Haines, Charles Hale, George W. Hale, Henry Hall, A. R. State Rep. Hall, E. L. Hall, Harlan P. Hall, H. P. Hall, Liberty Hall, M. O. Hall, William Sprigg Halsted, George B. Halvorson, Kittel Hamel, L. Hamilton, Hiram S. Rev. Hamilton, R. W. Hamm, Theodore Hamm, William Hanchett, Augustus H. Hand, H. C. Dr. Hansen, P. Hjelm Hanson, D. M. Hanson, J. H. Hanson, P. H. Harmon, Allen Harmon, E. A. Harmsen, Ludwig W. Harriman, Samuel, Gen. Harrington, Lewis Harris, Daniel Smith Harris, John S. Harrison, W. Harrison, Hugh G. Harrison, J. F. Harrison, T. A. Harrison, William Harrison, William H., Gen. Harrison, William M. Hart, H. H. Hart, John Hartley, Guilford G. Hartshorn, William Hartson, Miss. Hartwell, J. W. Harvey, Edwin Harvey, Thomas Harwood, N. B. Haskell, Joseph Hastings, H. M. (State Rep.) Hatch, Edwin A. C. Hatch, P. L. Dr. Hathaway, Hiram Haverman, Father Hawkins, Lewis R. Hawley, S. Rev. Haynes, Miss Haynes, C. E. Hawes, Philo. Hayes, Lambert Hayes, William Hayward, J. E. I. Hayward, Wilbur M. Hazazer, Signor Hazelhurst, E. Hazelton, D. P. Hazen, Ben Hazzard, George H. Healy, Co. Heard, I. V. D. Heath, Capt. Hedderly, E. Hedgeman, Rev. Heffelfinger, Chris Heffelfinger, C. B. Heffelfinger, Sully Helling, K. H. Senator Hendricks, Marcus L. Hendryx, Charles F. Hendryx, James L. Henle, Anton Hennepin, Father Henry, William Henshall, William Hersey, E. L. Hersey, R. F., Col. Hewitt, Charles Dr. Hewitt, Girart Col. Heywood, Joseph Lee Hicks, Henry G. State Rep. Hicks, William E. Higgins, John Hill, A. J. Hill, Adam State Rep. Hill, Burbank Hill, H. W. State Senator Hill, James J. Hill, N. B., Dr. Himle, E. C., State Rep. Hinckley, J. S., Mrs. Hinds, Henry, State Senator Hiskey, W. O. Hitchcock, Chester Hjortsberg, Victor Majro Hoag, Charles Hoar, David Hobart, Rev. Dr. Hodges, Joseph Hodges, Leonard B. Hodson, E. A., Rev. HoeffIer, Adolphus Hoelterhoff Hoffman, Mr. Hoffman, James Hoffmann, J. K. Hogeland, Alex, Col. Hogle, E. Holcombe, William Hole-in-the-day, Chief Holland, John M. Holland, S. C. Hollester, Alfred Holmes, Enoch Holmes, T. Z. Holton, John, Father Holyoake, Thomas Hood, Father Hood, Professor Hooper, S. A. Horrigan, John C. Hornburg, C. H. Hotchkiss, E. A. Hotchkiss, William A. Houghton, George Housel, Maggie Mrs. Hovitz, E. Howard, Justice Howe, H. G. Howell, John H. Major Hoy, John M. (clipping) Hoy, Michael Hoyt, B. F. Hubbard, L. F. Hubbard, P. G. Hubbard, R. D. Hughs, J. Huhn, George, State Rep. Hulett, Luke Hungerford, W. W. Huntington, Carr Huntington, W. W. Hurley, T. F. Husher, F. A. Huston, John a.k.a. John Long Hutchinson Family Hutchinson, Asa B. Hyde, A. B. Hyland, E. F., State Rep. Jackson, Henry Jacoby, W. H. James, Jessie Jannotta, Signor Jenks Jennings, F. A. Jewett, Emma Jewett, R. H. L. Jewett, Thomas Johns, Henry F. Johnson, A. C. Johnson, A. E. Johnson, Charles W. Johnson, Christian Johnson, George H. Johnson, John A., Gov. Johnson, R. B., State Senator Johnson, Richard W., General Johnson, Samuel Johnson, W. H., State Rep. Johnston, W. H. H. Jones, A. S. S., Dr. Jones, D. C. Jones, E. S., Jr. Jones, Edwin S., Mayor Jones, Franklin Jones, Richard Asbury Jones, R. F. (Fish) Jones, T. C. Jones, William Ashley Jones Stephen, Rev. Jones, W. E. Jordan, C. B. Jordan, Charles M. Judd, W. S. (Sam) Judson, Roswell Junius, Dr. Kauphusman, L., State Rep. Kearney, Charles Keen, J. V. Keith, C. E. Kegel Kellogg, M. N. Kellogg, M. W. Kelly, Anthony Kelly, Oliver Hudson Kelly, P. H. Keljik, Krikor A. Kemper, Jackson, Rev. Kendall, H. C., State Rep. Kennedy, John P. Kennedy, John Major Kennedy, Robert Kenney, Seth H. Keysor, Clark Kiehle, D. L. King, Orange S. King, Thomas S. King, William S. Kingsbury, W. W. Kinkead, Alexander Kinkead, William Kilmey, L. C. Kissell, A. S. Kitchel, S. R. Kittson, Norman W. Knapp, Oscar Knaupt, Ferdinand Knickerbacker, David B. Knight, Prof. Kniss, P. J. Knox, D. J. Knox, L. F. Knudson, Ole Koons, Jacob, State Rep. Kovitz Krauntz, Von Hammer Krautkremer, P. H. Kortgard, Kristian M529 99 LaBele, V. F. LaBissonnierre, Isaac LaBonte, Louis Lachance, J. D. Lacy, Charles Y. Lafayette, Judge (Emmett) Lamb, John Lamb, P. Lambert, David Lambert, Judge Lambert, Theodore Lancaster, Robert Landon, Albert Langdon, R. B. Lange, Detriech, Langemo, P. M. Laraway, Orlo M. Larpenteur Family Larpenteur, A. L. Larpenteur, Charles Larpenteur, Euguene Larpenteur, Rosa Larssen, Edward, State Rep. Lauderdale, Robert Lswler, F. F., Rev. Lawrence, Albert Lawrence, H. C. Lawrence, James C. Lawrence, James E. Lawrence, James G. Lawrence, Lorenzo Lawrence, W. H. Layman, Martin Lea, Albert Milton Lee, E. T. Learning, Alonzo Leavit, Mrs. Leduc, G. W. LeDuc, Joseph LeDuc, William G. Leanard, W. H., Dr. Lee, Professor Lee, Minnie Mary Lee, William Legg, Harry F. Leib, Professor Lemon, Frank H. Lemon, John C. Lemon, John G. Lemon, John J. Levy, Joseph Lewis, Eli F. Lewis, J. Leyde, William Libby, Asa Libby, George F. Libby, George W. Lieneau, Charles H. Lillibridge, H. F. Lincoln, John F. Lind, John, Governor Lindeke, William Lindley, Dr. Linn, J. J. Listol, Soren Litchfield, W. B. Little, George Little Crow, Chief Livermore, Mary A. Lodwick, Capt. Loemans, Professor Lombard, C. W. Long, Col. Loomis, J. S. Lord, Samuel, Judge Loring, Albert C. Loring, Charles M. Lounsberry, Clement A. Lowell, Mr. Lowry, Pastor Lowry, Sylvanus B. Lowry, Thomas Lull, Cornelius P. V. Lundeen, J. A. Lutz, W. B. McCann's, Joseph McCarty, David, State Rep. McClary, T. McClung, John A., Rev. McClung, John W. McClure, J. C. McClure, Thomas C. McCluskey, J. A. McConkey, H. E., Bishop Mccormick, E. T. McCracken, P., State Rep. McCrea, Andres McCory, William McCullough, John McDonald, F. S. McElrath McEwen, C. D. McGaughey, Mr. McGibeny, Professor McGill, Andrew Ryan McGolrick, James, Rev. McGlone, Father McGowan, James A. McHattie, Alex McIlrath, Charles McKenty, Henry M. McKibbin, G. E. McKinney, D. McKinstry, Azro McKnight, Mr. McKusick, John McKusick, Jonathan E. McKusick, William McLean, N. McLean, Nathaniel McLean, N., Major McLaren, Robert N. McLeod, Martin McMahon, Charles McMasters, Russell McMasters, S. Y. McMillan, D. D. McMillan, James McNair, William, W. McPhaill, Samuel Macalester, Charles Macallister Macdonald, C. F. Mackey, Andrew Mackubin, C. N. Macy, A. Coleman Madison, James Maffett, Lott Magoffin, Beriah Mann, Dr. Mann, T. T., Dr. Mann, Mah Mantor, Frank Mantor, James Mantor, Peter Marest, Joseph J. Markoe, Mr. Markoe, William Marks, Isaac Marsh, Fayette, Mrs. Marshall, William R. Marston, Moses Martin, Mr. Martin, James E. Martin, Louis, Sr. Marty, Adam Marvin, Josiah, Rev. Marvin, Luke Masley, T. G., State Senator Massey, T. E., Dr. Masterman, Albion Matheis, John Mattison, S. W. Mattock, John, Rev. Mattson, Elna Mattson, Hans Mattson, John P. Mitsch, George Maxfield, James T. Maxwell, William Maxwell, Capt. Mayall, Samuel Maynard, A. K. Mayo, Charles E., Dr. Mayo, William W., Dr. Mayo, William, Jr., Dr. Mayotte, Catherine Mead, W. H., State Rep. Medary, Samuel, Gov. Meeker, B. B., Judge Neighen, William Melville, Emilie Menage, Louis F. Mendenhall, R. J. Merriam, J. L. Merriam, William R., Governor Merrill, Daniel M. Merrill, E. W., Professor Merritt, Jerome Merritt Bros. Merry, Capt. Messer, Mr. Meyerding, L. A. Meyst, Frank Michand, D. Middleton, James Miller, P. H. Miller, Stephen, Gov. Milligan, Francis H., Dr. Mills, W. H. Miner, S. H., State Senator Miner, S. B. Mintzer, W. L., Dr. Mitchell, E. A. Mitchell, R. C. Mitchell, William, Judge Miller, J. P. Minnesota Iron Works Mix, Major - teacher Moffet, Lot Mold, John G. Montbrum, Rene Boucher Montgomery, Hugh B. Moore, Alexander Moore, Henry, State Rep. Moore, Ira Moore, John G. Moore, J. K. Morehouse, E. M. Morey, Charles A. Morey, M. A. Morgan, Charles A. Morgan, George W. General Morgan, W. P. Morin, William Morrill, E. K. Morris, C. A. F. Morrison, B. C. Morrison, Dorilus Morrison, John G. Moses, Elias Moulton, Ed Moulton, Isaac H. Mousseau, Charles Mowry, Winston Mueller, Matt Muller, Alfred, Dr. Muller, Bert Muller, Eliza, Mrs. Munch, Emil, Capt. Munger, Gilbert Munger, Richard C. Murdock, Hollis R. Murdock, James E. Murphy, Edward Murphy, J. H., Dr. Richard G. Murphy Murray, John B. Myrick, Nathan Naegele, Lambert Nash, Edgar Nash, Z. E. H. Negro Jim Neill, Edward D. Nelson, Anderson D., Col. Nelson, B. F. Nelson, Knute Nelson, Rensaeller R. Nelson, Mrs. R. R. Nelson, Socrates Nettleton, William Newcombe, W. B. Newson, T. M. Newton, W. A. Nichols, George C. Nichols, H. M., Rev. Nichols, Kate Nilson, Victor Nininger, John Nininger, Pauline Noah, J. J. Noble, F. A., Rev. Noble, Jasper Noble, N. K. Nobles, William H. Norelius, Erik, Rev. Norris, James S. North, C. North, John W. Northrop, Cyrus Northrup, Anson Norton, Daniel S. Norton, W. H. Noyes, Charles Noyes, Daniel Rogers Noyes, Jonathan L. Nymanover, Evert Oakes, Charles H Oakes, David O. Oakes, George H. O'Brien, Dillon O. O'Brien, J.K. O'Brien, Michael Ockerman, Peter O'Connor, John Odell, Thomas Oftedal, Professor Officer, W. H., State Senator O'Gorman, Captain O'Gorman, Thomas O'Hara, Edmund, State Rep. O'Neil, General "Old Betz" Olds, M. L. Olmsted, Baldwin Olmsted, David Olmsted, Samule B. Oppenheim, Ansel Oppenheim, Joseph Orne, R. G. W. G. T. Orth, John Oothoudt Ortman, A., Dr. Ortweir Osborne, J. E., Captain Ostrander, L. A., Rev. Oswald, John C. Other Day, John, Chief Otherday, Jacob Otis, E. R. Outhardt, Josiah Overton, George Owen, David Dale Owens, John Phillips Oxborough, John Paddock, William Page, O. H, State Senator Page, Sherman, Judge Paine, Parker Paist, William Palmer, Lewis R. Palmer, Lyman, Rev. Palmes, George Panchot, Peter J. Parker, Captain Parker, Cora E. Parker, E. B. Parker, E. F. Parker, H. F. Parker, Harry Parker, J. D. Parkhurst, Mrs. Parkhurst, Laura Parnell, Charles S. Parrant, Paul Parrant, Pierre Presley, Bartlett Parsons, William Parson, William J., Judge Partridge, George H. Pastor, Tony Paterson, A. B., Rev. Patrick, John Paterson, Robert Paul, A. Paxton, J. William Pay, B. D. Payne, W. W. Peaseley, H. M., Mrs. Peckham, Mr. Peckham, Stephen F. Peel, H. H. Peet, James, Rev. Pelamorgues, Rev. Dr. Pence, J. W. Pendergast, M. R Pendergast, Solomon Pendergast, W. W. Penniman, William A. Perkins, A. D., State Senator Perkins, A. G., Rev. Perkins, Eli Perkins, Will N. Perron, Joseph Perrot, Nicholas Perry, Abraham Perry, Sr., T. M. Peteler, F., Col. Peterson, Andrew, State Rep. Peterson, Andrew Peterson, Charles A. Peterson, H. O. Pettit, C. H. Petri, C. J., Rev. Phelps, E. J. Phelps, William F. Phelps, W. W. Picket, Daniel E. Pierce, S. L. Pillsbury, Charles A. Pillsbury, George A. Pillsbury, John S. Pillsbury Family Pinney, Ovid Plunkett Troupe Poehler, Henry Pomeroy, J. L. Pond, Gideon Hollister and Samuel Porter, E. D. Porter, Jr., J. Porter, John W., Col. Porter, Sarah A. Porter, W. S. Pottgieser, Charles B. Pottgieser, Sr., Nicholas Potts, Dr. Potwin, Joseph Powell, L. M. Powell, William R, Rev. Powers, A. W., Dr. Powers, C. S. Powers, Gorham, State Rep. Pratt, Benjamin F. Pratt, David Pray, O. A. Prescott, G. W. Prescott, George Prescott, George W. Presley, Bartlett Preus, J. A. O., Governor Price, Mr. Prince, John S., Mayor Prins, Martin Prior, C. H Pugh, George W. Pusey, Pennock Putnam, Holden Putnam, J. W., Rev. Putnam, Lizzie Quay, S. A. Querin, David Quigley, John. P., Rev. Qvale, S. B. Rahilly, Patrick Henry Rambusch, W. T. Ramsey, Alexander, Governor Ramsey, Mrs. Anna Ramsey, Justus C. Rand, Alonzo C. Rand, Lars. M., Judge Rand, Rufus Rand, Rufus R Randall, A. Randall, E. Randall, John & Co. Randall, John Randall, J. B. Randall, William H. Raquet, S. T., Captain Rawl, W. C. Ray, J. W. Read, C. R. Reache, Joseph Reaney, John H., State Senator Reardon, Timothy Redfield, George D., Captain Red Iron, Chief Red Owl Reese, Charles M., State Senator Reeve, Budd Reeve, Charles Reid, Dr. Reid, F. Harris, M. D., Mrs. Reubeth, A. R. Rey, Alexander Reynolds, J. Reynolds, L. Simpson Rhodes, William Rice, A. E. Rice, Edmund, Mayor Rice, Henry Mower Rice, Jud Rice, Sara F., M. D. M529 100 Richardson, Ahira Richardson, J. S., Dr. Ricks, John Riebe, John C., State Rep. Rieger, Dr. Riggs, S. R. Riheldaffer, J., Rev. Riley, J. M. Riely, Thomas Rinker, Andrew Roberts, Louis Roberts, W. H Roberts, W. Minor Robertson, D. A. Robideau Robson, John de Rochebrune, Count Rockwell, Captain Rodgers, George, Rev. Rogers, Mr. Rogers, A. B. Rogers, E. G., State Rep. Rogers, Henry, Rogers, Hiram Rogers, Richard Rogers, W. K. Rohr, Phillip H. Roland, G. A. Rolette, Joseph, State Rep. Rollins, John, Captain Rondo, Joseph Rondeau, JosephRoot, S. R. Rose, Robert H., Major Rosebrock, H. H., State Rep. Rosendahl, Ola Rosetti, Anna Rosser, J. C., Dr. Rosser, Thomas L. Roy, Peter Rourk Rubles, The Rudolph, John C. Ruffee, Charles A. Rundlett, Leonard W. Russell, A. B. Russell, Charles P. Russell, M. C. Russell, Jeremiah Russell, Morris C. Russell, R. P. Russell, Roswell, P. Russell, Samuel W. Rushmore, S. M. Sabin, Dwight M. Sabin, Jay H Salter, Mary M. Sample, Robert F., Rev. Samuel, M. M., Captain Sandberg, J. H., Dr. Sanderson, H. J. Saroni, Professor Saroni, H. A. Sargeant, William M. Sargent, George B. Saterlee, W. W., Rev. Saunders, Edward N. Savage, M. W. Savery, Ann Sawbridge, Charles J. Sawyer, J. H. Schaeffer, Anthony Scheitlin, Godfrey Schiek, Fred Schoefield, Miss. Schilling, Professor Schlicks Schroeder, John Schroth, Charles F. Schulenburg, F. Schoolcraft, Henry R. Schulze, Theodore A. Schupp, Joseph Schurz, Carl Scofield Scott, Mr. Scott, L. N. Scrap Iron Billy Scriver, H., State Rep. Seager, R. W. Searle, D. B. Searles, Jasper N. Secombe, Rev. Sederberg, Alfred Seeger, William Segelbaum, Saneder Seibert, George Seibert, N. L. Seibert, Rudolph Seidenbush, Rupert Seiderberg, Mr. Seip, Albert N. Selby, J. W. Sercombe, Charles, Rev. Setzer, H. N. Seymour, F. Seymour, G. W., Dr. Sha-go-ba Shakopee's band Shakopee - Indian Chief Shalleen, John, State Senator Shanks, M. E., State Rep. Shaney, John, Rev. Shanon, J. Harry Shaw, Frances A. Shaw, George K. Shaw, Jno, Colonel Shaw, John C. Shaw, J. J. Shea, William Sheehan, Timothy J. Shepard, D. C. Sherburne, Judge Sherman, H. F. Shield, James, General Shotwell, Professor Shuey, A. M. Shumway, Pennel Sibley, Henry H. Sidle, J. K. Sidwell Sieber, R. Sigvaldson, S. Silverson, Charles Simpson, Charles, Dr. Simpson, J. H. Simpson, Thomas Simonton, T. D., Dr. Simonton, D. G. Simonton, Dr. Simmons, Jonathon Sinks, Noah Sitting Bull Skinner, George E. Slater, Richard Slaughter, R. F. SIingerland, T. S. Sloan, John R. Slocum, Charles H. Slocum, Frank Small, S. S. Smith, Abner C., Judge Smith, A. J., State Rep. Smith, Benjamin F. Smith, Charles K. Smith, D. C. Smith, D. F. Smith, Christina Smith, Eugene A. Smith, E. P., Rev. Smith, Floyd Smith, George T. Smith, G. Will Smith, H. A. Smith, J. Fairfield Smith, J. C. Smith, Jr., James, State Rep. Smith, Robert A. Smith, Seagrave Smith, Thankful F., Mrs. Smith, Truman M. Snelling Family Snider, S. P. Snyder, Simon P. Solberg, C. F. Southworth, William P. Spalding, R. S. Spaulding, A. G. Spaulding, Abbie J. Spaulding, S. M. Spencer, George H. Spencer, H. H. Spencer, James H. Spencer, Kirby Spencerbox, J. W. Spicer, D. H. Sporsland, Endre Andersen Squires, George C. Stack, Pat Stacy, C. E. Stacy, James Newton Stafford, John W., Rev. Stahlman, Chris Stanchfield, Daniel Staples, Isaac Starkey, James Stathel, Anton St. Clair, George W., Rev. Stearns, E. F. Stebbins, Geoge B. Stedjee, O. O., State Rep. Steele, Franklin Steele, E. H. Stephenson, Oscar, Judge Stetson, F. L. Stetson, W. C. Stevens, C. A. Stevens, George Stevens, John H. Stevens, Mary Elizabeth Stevens, Kellar (Kitty) Stevens, M. H. Stevens, Simon Stewart, Darwin A., Dr. Stewart, Jacob Henry Stickney, A. B. Stickney, Frank J. Stickney, G. M. Stiles, A. M., State Rep. Stillson, L. B. Stimson, H. A., Rev. Stoever, J. C. Stove, A. J. Stone's Metropolitan Nightingales Strait, Horace B. Stratton, L. W. Straight, Professor Strong, C. D. Strong, J. W. Stuntz, George R. Sturdevant, Ernest A. Svard, J. P. Rev. Swanstrom, E. G. Swainson, John Swenson, Peter Sweeney, R. D. Sweeney, R. O., Dr. Sweeney, W. W., Dr. Sumner, W. L. & Co. Sweitzer, M. Swift, H. A., Governor Swisshelm, Jane Grey Symonds, Charles Thacher, J. A., State Senator Taisey, A. H. Taliaferro, Lawrence Tancre, Louis Tannat, Henry Tanner, G. W. Tanner, Henry S., Dr. Taope, Chief Tapper, John Tarmahhah, Chief Ta-Ma-Ha, Chief Taylor, Arnold W. Taylor, Bayard Taylor, Hod Taylor, Jesse Taylor, Joshua L. Taylor, Professor Taylor, S. S. Taylor, William H. H. Tefft, S. M., Mrs. Telfer, W. G. Temple, E. B. and Beaupre Temple, E. Temple, J. H. Tenny, L. H. Terry, C. M., Rev. Terry, John C. Terry, General Tharalson, Anderw Thayer, Charles Rev. Theopold, F. A. Thickston, T. F. Thomas, E. S., Rev. Thomas, John W. Thomas, R. O. Thomas, W. D. Thompson, Andrew Thompson, Clark W. Thompson, Horace Thompson, James Thompson, J. Edgar Thompson, John Thompson, T. A. Thornton, P. H. Tice, David Tilden, H. L. Tiscot, Father Tistlesen, Ole Todd, William R. Tompkins, Elias, State Rep. Topliss, George Torinus, L. E. Tousley, O. V. Townsend G. F. Tourtellotte, General Tower, Charlemange Tower, George W. Tozer, David Train, George Francis Trask, Wiman Trott, Herman Trowbridge, Charles Trowbridge, J. C. Truax, W. E. Tupper, John Turnbull, William Turnbald, Swan J. Turner, G. W. Turpin, Amabel Turrell, Orlando B. Tuttle, Calvin A. Tuttle, James Hary Tuzzi, Joseph Twitchell, Mr. Ueland, Judge Uline, C. S. Underwood, A. J. Upton, B. F. Upham, H. P. Upton, Valentine, D. H. Van Cleve, Charlotte O. Van Cleve, H. P. Van Etten, Isaac Van Gorder, S. D. Van Ingen, James, Rev. Van Kewen, W. H. Van Slyke, William A. Vervais, Joseph, Dr. Vincent, G. W. Van Vorhees, Mr. Van Vorkes, Abrahm J. Vander Horck, Baron Alexander V. H. Vosburgh, R. H. Wakefield, John A. Wakefield, James B. Wakefield, J. T. Wa-ku-ta, Chief Wales, W. W. Walker, Mr. Walker, E. J. Walker, Gilbert Walker, Hiram Walker, John S. Walker Bros. Walker, Platt B. Walker, Mrs. T. B. Walker, T. B. Waller, G. B., Sr. Walsh, George H. Ward, Frank Ward, John G. Ward, W. G. Warner, G. F. Warren, John Esaias Washburn, Cadw. Washburn, C. F. Washburn, William D. Washburne, L. K., Rev. Washburne, William O. Washington, Lawrence G. Waterman, Chauncey Waterman, H. B. Watkins, B. U., Rev. Watkins, S. S. Watts, William Webb, Isaac W. Webb, N. F. Webber, A. B. Webster, William G. Wedge, A. C., State Senator Weeks, Mrs. Helen C. Weger, John Weimawski, M. Weinard, John Weinberg, Emil, Professor Weitbrecht, George Frederick, Professor Welles, Edward Randolph Welles, H. T. Welles, Thomas J. Wells, Ben Wells, Henry T. Wells, H. R. Wells, J. A. Wengler, Peter Wentworth, J. W. Wescott, E. Rev. West, Charles W. West, E. F. West, John T. Wetzel, George Weyerhauser Weyl, William Whallon, George Wheat, J. M., State Senator Wheaton, Miss. Wheaton, Charles A. Wheeler, William F. Wheelock, Mr. Wheelock, Joseph A. Whitcomb, O. P. Whipple, Henry B. Whipple, Edward Whitcher, Charels A. Whitcomb, O. P. White, Asa White, W. B. White Cloud, Chief Whitefield, E. Whitehead, James Whitford, Jo Whitmore, W. S. Whitney, J. C. Wiard, H. L. Widdows, F. Widstrand, C. A. Widstrand, Frans Herman Wieland Brothers Wilcox, A.G. Wild Jim Wilder, Professor Wiley, Warren Wilkins, W. W. Wilkerson, Morton S. Willey, Robert C., State Rep. Willey, Samuel, Dr. Williams, Mrs. A. Williams, Charles G. Williams, E. S. Rev. Williams, J. Fletcher Williams, Joshua Williams, S. B., State Senator Williams, Thomas Hale Williams, W. W. Williamson, Thomas S. Willis, C. L. Willmar, Leon Wilson, Capt. Wilson, General Wilson, Eugene M. Wilson, Horace B. Wilson, Mayor Wilson, Thomas Wilson, John D. Wilson, Thomas Willard, John A. Williams, Edwin S., Rev. Williams, Thomas Hale Williamson, Thomas S. Wilson, J. T. Wiltsie, M. J., State Rep. Winchell, Newton H. Winchell, Mrs. S. C. Windom, William Winslow, Mr. Winter, John Winthrop, W. W. Wise, J. C. Wise, J. F. Wither, E. B. Witt, Charles Wolff, Albert Wood, A. DeLacy Wood, Frank Wood, J. A. Wood, William H. Woodburn, C. H. Woodhm, E. J. Woodman & Co., I. F. Woodman, Professor Woodruff, Henry Woods, Samuel Worden, Park Worthingham, Lucinda Wrabek, Francis Wright, Benjamin F. Wright, D. A. Wright, George B. "Wrinkled Meat", Ga-be-nah-gwan-wone Wroolie, F. S., State Rep. M529 101 Yoerg, Anton Youmans, Earle S. Young, A. H., Supreme Court Judge Young, George B. Young, Winthrop Younger, Brothers Zahonyi, Professor Zenaius, Conard C. Zimmerman, Charles A. Multiple names, 1849-1895, 1907, 1922.

Articles that mention two or more persons, arranged chronologically, including an article listing Minneapolis persons in the St. Paul Daily Pioneer, June 21, 1874.

Places: A-L.

Includes articles on bridges, cemeteries, parks, and other focal points of civic activity.

M529 102 M-Z. Multiple names, 1856-1883.

Articles that refer to two or more places, arranged chronologically.

Players and entertainers, A-Z.

Individuals, companies, troops.

Railroads: A-Z. Multiple names, 1854-1881.

Articles with information on two or more railroads, arranged chronologically.

Streets: A-Z. Multiple names, 1853-1877.

Articles with information on two or more streets, arranged chronologically.

Visitors: M529 103 A-Z.

Persons of prominence, fame, or notoriety who visited the state.

Multiple names, 1854-1887.

Articles that mention two or more visitors, arranged chronologically.

Nationality Groups: General, and multiple groups (articles referring to two or more nationality groups), 1849-1889, 1892-1893, 1895, 1912, 1922. Germans, 1852-1889, 1892, 1902, 1912-1913. M529 104 Indians, 1849-1894, 1899, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Irish, 1851-1887, 1922. Negroes, 1852-1887, 1892, 1895. M529 105 Scandinavians: General, 1855-1895. Danes, 1868-1887. Norwegians, 1850-1895. Swedes, 1851-1895. Other Groups: Armenians, 1922. Austrians, 1874-1875. Belgians, 1868-1885. Bohemians, 1867. Canadians, 1869-1895. Chinese, 1876-1889. Dutch, 1853-1885. English, 1868-1882. Finns, 1869-1891. French, 1849-1887. Icelanders, 1876-1893. Italians, 1809-1922. Jews, 1851-1922. Laplanders, 1861. Mongolians, 1879. Poles, 1852-1886. Russians, 1872-1922. Scots, 1855-1922. Spaniards, 1886. Swiss, 1869-1881. Welsh, 1856-1884. Yankees, 1869-1881. M529 106 Natural Resources: General, 1851-1877, 1913. Fish, 1850-1899. Fruits and vegetables, wild, 1849-1886, 1891-1892, 1898.

Includes roots, wild rice, cranberries, and ginseng.

Furs, 1849-1877. Game and wild life, 1849-1893, 1897, 1912-1913, 1922. M529 107 Minerals: Coal, peat, clay, gas, 1850-1887, 1891, 1902, 1922. Copper, 1849-1882. Gold, 1855-1887, 1893. Iron ore, 1854-1887, 1891-1894, 1902. Lime, lead, oil, 1853-1886. Salt, 1852-1879. Sand, 1850-1879. Silver, 1854-1887, 1892. Stone quarries, 1850-1887, 1892. Other, and multiple minerals, 1850-1887, 1893-1894.

Articles that mention two or more minerals, arranged chronologically.

Trees: Sugar Maple, 1852-1885. Trees: Timber, 1851-1892, 1922. Politics: General, 1849-1857.

Includes legislation.

M529 108 General, 1858-1877. M529 109 General, 1878-1898, 1912-1913, 1922. Finance, 1849-1878.

Includes financial statements of local and state government officials.

M529 110 Finance, 1879-1893, 1897, 1913, 1922. Public Welfare: Civic Improvement and Maintenance: General, 1849-1887, 1891, 1898. Bridges, roads, streets, 1849-1872.

Does not include rural railroad bridges. See also Transportation: Bridges, Transportation: Railroads, and Utilities: Urban Transportation.

M529 111 Bridges, roads, streets, 1873-1889, 1891, 1912-1913, 1922. Buildings and grounds, public, 1849-1887, 1898, 1913. Fires and fire protection, 1851-1876. M529 112 Fires and fire protection, 1877-1887, 1891, 1893, 1899, 1913, 1922. Health: General, 1849-1887, 1893, 1922. Diseases, 1849-1895, 1902, 1913, 1922. Doctors, 1850-1889, 1893, 1902, 1912. M529 113 Hospitals, 1852-1894, 1900, 1912-1913, 1922, 1941. Medical associations, 1850-1889, 1893, 1902, 1912. Sanitation, 1851-1888, 1902, 1913, 1922. Law and Order: General, 1855-1895, 1913, 1922. Lawyers, courts, crimes, 1849-1866. M529 114 Lawyers, courts, crimes, 1867-1895, 1902, 1912 -1913, 1922. Legislation regarding public welfare, 1849-1875. M529 115 Legislation regarding public welfare, 1876-1893, 1912-1913, 1922. Police, jails, prisons, 1851-1893, 1900-1902, 1913, 1922. Public documents, care of, 1857-1887, 1892. M529 116 Living Conditions: General, 1849-1899, 1912-1913, 1922. M529 117 Disasters, 1850-1887, 1893, 1902, 1913, 1922. Military Affairs: General, 1850-1887, 1890, 1893, 1912-1913, 1922. Civil War, 1861-1882. Forts, 1849-1886, 1912-1913, 1922.

Includes data on Indian conflicts.

M529 118 Organizations, 1850-1887, 1912-1913, 1922. Veterans, care of, 1855-1887, 1889, 1922. Relief and welfare, 1855-1881. M529 119 Relief and welfare, 1882-1895, 1922. Statistics, 1849-1892, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922.

Births, deaths, marriages, population.

Social Attitudes: General, 1849-1862.

Includes political philosophies and reactions to current events.

M529 120 General, 1863-1884. M529 121 General, 1885-1893, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Race, 1850-1893. Suffrage, 1849-1887, 1922. Temperance, 1849-1893, 1912-1913, 1922. Twin Cities rivalry, 1850-1895. M529 122 Taxation, 1849-1893, 1895, 1902, 1912-1913, 1922. Transportation: General, 1849-1887, 1893, 1895, 1922. Bridges, 1849-1877. M529 123 Bridges, 1878-1887, 1902, 1913. Bridges and ferries, 1855-1874.