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Index
Abeona, 218
Aetna Life Insurance Co., 54,193, 195, 196
Alcorn, Hugh “Mead” (Atty.), 237
Allyn House, 38, 127
Allyn, Mayor Timothy, 32
Allyn’s Opera House, 154
Amenia, N.Y., 50
Andrus, Silas, 51
Andrus, Washburne R., Mayor, 77
Archdiocese of Dublin, 20
Arlington, Josie, 13
Atherton, Mary Ann (Polly Ann), 105-109, 152, 170, 173
Atherton, Newton C., 105
Atherton, Edward N. (E. Newton)., 105
Auditorium (Asylum Street), 127,-132, 249
Bange, Frederick, 67
Bange mansion, old, 67, 91, 112, 151, 159-167, 179, 227-228, 234
Barbour, Joseph, (Atty.), 120
Barnum, P. T., 154
Bartlett’s tavern, 106
Berlin Iron Bridge Co., 195-198
billiards, 47, 154
Birmingham, Eugene (Bridgeport police supt.), 185
Bishops, 16-17, 96, 215, 241-242, 247-259
Bissell, Hiram, 88-89
Black ’47, 24
Bluebird, 22, 107
Brainard, Mary Jerusha Bulkeley, 193
Brewer, “Addie” Adeline Hollister, 152
Brewer, James (Capt.), 104, 122-123
Brewer, Omri R., 152
Brewster, Charles (Lt.), 59
Bridgeport, 34, 60, 120, 123, 141, 149-151, 163, 168, 174-175, 178, 185,
200-201, 209-210
Britannia, 24
Brower House (later Hotel Climax), 161-162
Brown, Old Uncle Billy, 108
Bulkeley, Billy, 32, 38-39, 193, 251
Bulkeley, Charles, Capt., 55, 192
Bulkeley, Lydia, 193
Bulkeley, Gov. Morgan, 17, 32, 54, 80, 172, 191, 198, 211-214, 241-254
Bulkeley, Eliphalet (Judge), 32, 38, 54-55, 107, 174
Bulkeley, Fannie, 193
Bulkeley (sons, Morgan Jr. & Houghton), 191
Bullock, Joseph, 73
Bull Run House, 36
Burgess’s Sawmill, 59
Bushnell, Horace, (Rev.), 92-93
Bushnell Park, 14-15, 89-100, 173, 253
Butch Cassidy, 13
Butler, John, (Sgt.), 59, 202, 229
Cable, Julius, (Judge), 122
cadet system, 238-240
Cadwell, Dorrance, 35, 68
Cadwell, Lizzie, 100, 159-160
Cadwell, Woodruff, 35, 68
Calhoun, J. Gilbert, (Atty.), 220-224, 230, 233
Camp, Gertrude (“Gertie”), 164-166, 179
Capitol Building, 15, 91-92
Capitol City (see Hartford)
Carstang, Effie, Miss, 65
Case, Lockwood & Brainard, 23
Cedar Hill Cemetery, 20, 146, 193, 217, 222
Cedar Mountain House, 98-99, 223
Center Schoolhouse, 30-32, 35, 40, 46
Chamberlin, Walter P., 58-61, 75-77, 118, 241
Chapman, Charles, Mayor, 75
Chapman, “Diamond Lucy,” 113-125, 133, 141, 167
Charter Oak Trotting Park, 165
Cheney Brothers Silk Mills, 86, 217
Chicago, 58, 69, 137, 140, 188, 206
Chinese Exclusion Act, 176
Church of Ireland, 20
Church of the Redeemer (Universalist), 88
Cincinnati, 87, 147-148
City Hall, 30, 54, 57, 91-92, 132, 216
City Park (see Bushnell Park)
Civil War, 14, 35, 55-56, 67, 80, 89, 93, 99, 123, 192, 195, 202, 206,
233, 235, 254
Clapp, Hooker, 37-38, 175
Clark, Charles Hopkins, 145, 223-224
Clarke, Sidney E. (Atty.), 224-226
Clark, Walter (Judge), 250
Cleveland, 61, 137, 166, 218-219
Clyde, Milton, 85
Cohen, Morris and Lena, 240
Cole, Harlan P. (Dr.), 217
Cole, Hills (Dr.), 217
Collins, George, 228
Colt, Samuel, 22, 35
Coltsville, 35
coffin ships, 24
Confirmed Criminal Statute, 237
Connecticut
early laws- fornication, adultery &c., 76-82, 174-198
early laws, house of ill fame, 82
Connecticut River, 17, 22-23, 55, 59, 67, 71, 85, 93, 105-106, 110, 112, 144,
155, 161, 187, 195, 197, 210, 212-214, 250
Connecticut River Banking Co., 161
Connecticut River Bridge & Highway Commission, 110, 195, 210, 213
Connecticut State Prison at Wethersfield, 236-238
Connecticut Valley railroad, 71, 85
Coogan, Hannah, 76
Cove of Cork (Queenstown), 23
Crane, Jennie, 52
Crowley, William (“Bill”), 161
Custis, Charles, 193
Customhouse Street, 13
Dallas, 175
Daniels Mills, 94
Darby, John, 129
Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid,
129, 205
Davis, Samuel A., (Rev.), 88-89
Demimonde, 17, 65-66, 70, 100-105, 112-113, 124-132, 141, 155, 163-164,
173-174, 177-178, 185, 189, 196, 201, 203, 235, 245, 247
Dillon, Charles, 222-223
Dixon, U.S. Rep. James, 32
Dorothy’s Rooms, 13
Doyle, Maggie, 164
Drake & Parsons, 51
Dublin, 19-27
Dublin & Liverpool Steam Packet Co., 23-27
Dumont, Eleanora, 13
Egan, Thomas, (State Police Supt.), 169
East Hartford, 17, 106, 152, 194, 197, 199, 210, 211, 242
Eggleston, Arthur, (Judge), 114, 120, 218-219
Ehrlich, Paul (Dr.), 182, 258
Farrell, Garrett (Det.), 229
Farmington, 50, 101, 135, 203, 251
February Revolution (Fr. 1848), 26
Federal Department of Justice, 259
Federation of Churches, 120, 252, 256
Fellows, Johnny, 121-123
Fenwick, 191
Fenwick Hall, 71
Fenwick Station, 191
Feuer, Fanny Greene, 178
Ferry Street Hotel, 106
Foot Guard Hall, 79, 153
Fourth Congregational Church, 129
Fowler’s Solution, 129
Freeman, Harrison, (Atty., Judge), 220, 248
Fusco, Pasquale “Patsy,” 239-240, 256, 262
Garvan, Edward (Judge), 17, 241-245, 247-255
Gas House Gang, 78
General Assembly (state legislature), 53, 58, 81, 91, 107, 169, 174, 204, 208, 211
Germania Hall, 154
Gilman, George (Judge), 46
Ginty, Edward (Danbury police capt.), 185
Goodrich, William and Annie, 227
Goodwin, Francis “Frankie” (Rev.), 191-192
Goodwin, James M., 25
Goodwin, James, 32, 192
Graves, Ethel, 240, 245-246
Great Famine (see Potato Famine)
Great Hunger (see Potato Famine)
Gunn, William (chief of police), 233, 242, 246-248, 257
Habenstein, Edward and Adelia, 193-194
Harbison, Alexander, (Mayor), 168
Hardscrabble Hill, 34, 177-180, 186
Harrison, Benjamin (pres.), 154
Hartford, Connecticut
business description, 22-23, 188
Chinatown, 232
first railroad depot, 93
Hartford Bridge, 110, 173-184, 194, 197, 199, 210-215, 242-250
Hartford Club, 252
Hartford Hospital, 249, 180, 256
Hartford, Providence & Fishkill railroad, 22
Hartford Public High School, 40, 242
Hartford Police Court, 17, 46, 52-58, 72, 79-85, 101, 107, 118-122,
169-172, 204-233, 241-244, 250-251
Hartford Water Works, 88, 144, 224
Hartford Yacht Club, 187, 191, 196, 214
Hartford Courant, 40, 42, 46, 47, 51, 89, 138, 145, 150, 212, 219, 223, 231
Hartforder Herold, 100
Hartford Times, 149, 166
Hartford Waterfront c. 1800, 106-107
Harlow, Julia Ann, 55
Harris, Mo (bail bondsman), 163, 171
Hawley, Joseph R., 40, 81, 154
Helena, Montana, 13
Henney, William, (Mayor), 245, 250, 257
Hepburn, Thomas N. (Dr.), 256
Hepburn, Katherine Martha, 256
Hollister, Addie (see Brewer, “Addie”), 152
Hollister, Joseph, 15, 50, 144
Hollister, Louisa (Phinney) Waters, 50, 144, 217
Hollister, Thomas A., 15, 18, 49, 50-52, 67-71, 84-113, 134, 138, 159, 178,
203, 216, 240
Holt, Fred, 220-226
Hooker, Edward (Mayor), 257
Hooker, John, (Atty.), 151
Horse Guard Armory, 154
Howard, Grace (nee Grace Smith), 100, 157-160, 162, 166, 178-180,
228-230, 243, 249
Heublein, Andrew, 99-100
Heublein, Gilbert, 100
Heublein, Lewis, 100
Heublein Hotel, 99-100, 232
Heublein (Mulberry Street saloon), 99
Humphrey, Lemuel, 94, 95, 134
Humphrey, Seyms and Co., 95
Irish Parliament, 21
Irish Sea, 23-27
Jewell, Pliny, 22
Jewell, P. & Sons, 22
Jones, Samuel, (Atty., Judge), 60, 74-75, 79, 119, 120
Kneeland, George J., 41, 73
Know-Nothing Party, 40
Lafayette House (Columbia House), 35, 46
Lally, James Francis (Officer), 201-203
Lansing, Jessie, 145, 227, 228, 234
Last Chance Gulch, 13
Law and Order League, New Haven, 120, 165, 167-169, 256
Leffingwell, Adelia E. “Ada,” 83, 101, 104, 112, 136, 138, 152, 166,
170-175, 223, 230, 231
Lexow Committee, 79, 239
Lind, Jennie, 153
Los Angeles, 58, 129, 205, 236
Louis Phillipe, 26
Louis Napoleon, 26
Louisiana, Alexandria, 176
Liverpool, 23-24, 27, 218
Mahon, Bridget McQueeney, 218, 221
Mahon, Mary Dalton, 218, 221, 239
Mann Act, 236-237
Market Street Police Station, 57-75, 170, 177, 186, 203, 209, 229
Massachusetts, 37, 62, 73, 81, 108, 116-117, 133, 155-159, 167, 174, 192, 231
Mayer, Nathan (Dr.), 147-149
Mayer, Isaac, (Rabbi), 147
McCook, John J., 111
McCormick, Bridget, 193
McGuire, Alexander, 37
McGuire, Ann, 23
McGuire, Francis “Frank,” 37, 218-223
McKernan, Edward, 229
McQueeney, Catherine “Katie,” 39-40, 49, 138, 220-221
McQueeney, Jane, 25-29, 30, 37, 39-47, 85, 88-89, 218
McQueeney, Timothy, 20-47, 175, 218-219
Memphis, 175-176
“Missouri Kid, The” (see Rudolph, William), 228-229
Mitchel, John, 26
Morris, Luzon (Gov.), 172
Morgan, J.P., 25, 192
National Circuit Trotting, 165
North City Ward, 21
New Haven, 25, 33, 38, 46, 60, 79, 90, 115, 120-123, 144, 165-168,
171-175, 184-185
New London, 33, 38, 89, 175, 186, 246, 249
New Orleans, 13, 127, 206, 258
New York, 23
Nichols, Cyprian, 93-94
Norwich, Connecticut, 33, 60, 159, 169, 175, 180, 186, 228
Nott, Charles D., 39, 43-45, 58-60, 75-77
Old Saybrook, 71, 85, 179, 190
Old State House, 91-92
Packard, Caleb, Lt., 76-77
Panic of 1857, 40-47
Panic of 1873, 254
Panic of 1893, 154
Park (Little) River, 15, 93-96, 209
Parker, Dorothy, 13
Parkhurst, Charles H. (Rev. Dr.), 239
Pearl Street Congregational Church, 192
Peters, John, (Judge), 107
Phinney, Ebenezer, 50
Plimpton Manufacturing Co., 23, 164
Pope-Hartford Mfg. Co., 157
Pope Mfg. Co. band, 128
Porter, Fannie, 13
Potato Famine, 20
Preston, Miles (Mayor), 168
Queenstown (see Cove of Cork)
Reed, Annie Elizabeth (Hollister), 144, 146
Reed, Edward, 144-145
Richard Alsop, 28-30
Ritner, Walter C., 212-213
River Anna Liffey, 20
River House, 104, 108-110
Robert’s Opera House (later, Jacobs & Proctor’s, Hartford), 154
Robinson, George, 109
Roosevelt, Theodore, 78
Roraback, Alberto T. (Judge), 171-172, 224-227
Rose, Jack, (“Billiard Ball”), 163
Rosenthal, Herman
, 163
Rowland’s Macassar Oil, 124
Rudolph, William, 228-229
Ryan, Cornelius, (chief of police), 118, 184, 228-229
Ryer, Hotel de, 179-180
Ryer, Lawrence, 179
St. Francis Cemetery, Providence, 220-221
St. Louis, 61, 64-65, 137, 206-208
St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, 20
St. Michan’s, 20
Stillman House, Cleveland, 219
Saengerbund (German), 231
Saint Paul, 175, 206-207
Salt Lake City, 209
Salvarsan, 182, 258
San Francisco, 13, 58, 176, 205
Sanger, William W. (Dr.), 35, 45, 74, 86, 180
San Antonio, Texas, 13
Sausalito, 13
Seymour, Thomas, (Gov.), 145
Sharps, Christian, 22
Shaw, Henry, 65
Shumway, Milton (Judge), 171-172
Sing Sing, 163
SS Sirius, 24
Smith, Edward (Mayor), 257-258
Smith, Henry, (spec. dep. marshal), 158
South City Ward, 21
Sprague, Joseph, Mayor, 77
Stanford, Sally, 13
Start, Angeline, 17, 45, 49-64, 69-72, 98-99, 121-123, 128, 131, 146, 155,
159, 163, 165, 174, 177, 194-195, 187, 200, 204, 216-217, 220-228, 232, 253-254
Start, Joe, 69-70, 98-99, 146, 225-226
Steamboat Hotel, 106
Storyville, 13, 206
Sumner, Ella Gallup and Mary Catlin, Collections Fund, 80
Sumner, George, (Atty., Judge), 80-83
Sundance Kid, 13
Tammany Hall, 57
Thayer, John, (Judge), 151
Third Congregational Church, 93
Thrasher, Samuel, (Sec.), 165-169, 179
Tinkham, Louise, 238-239
Tremont House (Bridgeport, 185
Tremont House (Hartford), 106
Trinity College (Dublin), 21
Trinity College (Hartford), 43-45, 51-52, 90, 111
Trinity Ward, 21
Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis, 181-182
Twain, Mark, 14, 16, 17, 135
Tweed, William Magear “Boss,” 58
United States Hotel, 25, 37, 40, 160-161, 251
venereal disease, 180-182
Waldo, Hubbard and Hyde, 80