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A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

NAACP. See National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
NACW (National Association of Colored Women)

founding of-1890s, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)

Naditz Bakery

location and photograph-1950s, 64(3):1 (Sum 2002)
products, 64(3):2 photo caption (Sum 2002)

Nagel, Brian

acknowledgment, 67(4):24 (Fall 2005)

Nail manufacture, 3(4):7 (Oct 1941)

census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)
site-1800s, 46(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1984)

Nairn, Norman

as composer of My Lady Nicotine (song), 60(1):8 (Win 1998)
as newspaper columnist, 32(1):11 (Jan 1970)

Names and Traditions of Some Rochester Streets by McKelvey, Blake, 27(3):1-22 (Jul 1965)
Namias, June

as editor-1990s, 68(1&2):28n.2 (Win & Spr 2006)

Nance (no surname given)

as slave of Rochester family, 71(1):14 (Spr 2009)

Nancy, H.M.S. (sailing vessel), 45(3&4):2 illus (Jul & Oct 1983)
Nanook of the North

as library holding, 36(4):27 (Oct 1974)

Nansen, Fridtjof

Arctic exploration, 59(1):3-4 (Win 1997)

Nantucket, MA

anti-slavery meeting in, Frederick Douglass at, 67(3):11 (Sum 2005)
"Jim Crow" laws, 37(4):18 (Oct 1975)
as vacation site - 1890s, 65(1):4 (Win 2003)

Naparsteck, Ruth. See Rosenberg-Naparsteck, Ruth
Naphtha explosion (1880s)

deaths and injuries, 43(2&3):30 (Apr & Jul 1981)
description, 17(1):6 (Jan 1955); 43(2&3):28-30 (Apr & Jul 1981); 50(3):15 (Jul 1988)
newspaper clipping, illustration, 43(2&3):28 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Napodano, Paul

Il Popolo Republican, role in, 22(4):18 (Oct 1960)

Napoleon I (Bonaparte), 4(4):2, 19 (Oct 1942)
Naramore, C. Raymond

Rochester Humane Society, as director of, 35(4):22 (Oct 1973)

Narcotism, 60(1):13 (Win 1998)
Nares, Commander George

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):6-7, 14 (Win 1997)

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Frederick Douglass

release and impact, 67(3):11-12 (Sum 2005)
title page, 67(3):12 illus (Sum 2005)

A Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Mary Jemison by James E. Seaver, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948)

edited by June Namias-1990s, 68(1&2):28n.2 (Win & Spr 2006)
first edition-1820s, 68(1&2):27 (Win & Spr 2006)

Naselvitza, Poland

Schafer, Sam in-early 1900s, 64(2):4-11 (Spr 2002)

Nash, John

photograph, 53(1):9 (Win 1991)

Nash, John C.

biographical summary, 28(1):3-4 (Jan 1966)
as mayor (1861-1862), 25(4):5 (Oct 1963); 28(1):3-4 (Jan 1966); 46(1&2):16 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Civil War events and, 23(1):5 (Jan 1961); 53(1):7 (Win 1991)

photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Nash Street

resident, 29(2):10 (Apr 1967)

Nassau Street

fire-1909, 38(2&3):21 (Apr & Jul 1976)
German Evangelical Association, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958)

Nast, Thomas

Santa Claus painting by, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)

Natatorium, 56(1):21-22 (Win 1994)

construction-1920s, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949); 56(1):32 illus (Win 1994)
subsequent uses, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)

NATF Forms, 63(4):4, 18-19 (Fall 2001)
Nathanson's Hall

wedding at-1920s, 64(2):18 (Spr 2002)

The Nation (weekly journal)

Bernstein, Rabbi Philip S. quoted in-1930s, 74(2):7 (Fall 2012)

National Academy of Design (NYC)

Powers' purchases, 7(3):13 (Jul 1945)

National Academy of Motion Pictures

Eastman Theatre as, 58(4):28 (Fall 1996)

National Advisory Board

Hoag, Ralph L. and NTID and-1900s, 64(1):20 (Win 2002)

National Agronomy School (Rennes, France)

Rennes-Rochester sister city program and, 43(4):4 (Oct 1981)

National-American Suffrage Association

at world's fair-1890s, 26(3):9 (Jul 1964)

National American Woman Suffrage Association

Anthony, Susan B. and

at Baltimore convention-1906, 57(4):11, 12, 13, 24, 28 photo (Fall 1995)
as member/officer, 57(4):22 (Fall 1995)

National Anti-Monopoly Cheap Freight Railway League

secretary, Henry O'Reilly, 7(1):22 (Jan 1945)

National Anti-Slavery Standard (newspaper)

Douglass, Frederick and, 67(3):12 (Sum 2005)
Nell, William Cooper and, 67(3):19 (Sum 2005)

National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

military service records

archiving, 52(2):16 (Spr 1990)
locating, 63(4):4, 18-19 (Fall 2001)
types of information found in, 63(4):4, 6, 26-27 illus (Fall 2001)

National Association for Childhood Education

representative, Mary Leeper, quoted-WWII, 66(2):19 (Spr 2004)

National Association for Olmsted Parks

Comeau, Katie Eggers and, 75(2):29 (Fall 2013)
founding-1980s, 75(2):23 (Fall 2013)

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 19(1):13 (Jan 1957)

activity, 21(4):22 (Oct 1959)
black employment figures, State War Council and-WWII, 66(2):13 (Spr 2004)
local chapter, formation-1910s, 21(4):21 (Oct 1959); 25(3):23 (Jul 1963)
president, Dr. Charles T. Lunsford, retirement, 21(4):24 (Oct 1959)
united action committee, 25(4):25 (Oct 1963)

National Association of Amateur Base Ball Players

regional association and-1870s, 63(2):12 (Spr 2001)

National Association of Base Ball Players

formation-1800s, 52(3):4-5 (Sum 1990)
function and rules-1800s, 52(3):2 illus caption, 5, 8-11 passim, 14, 17, 20 (Sum 1990); 62(2):11, 14, 16, 17, 20 (Spr 2000); 63(2):7 (Spr 2001)

pitching rules, 63(2):17 photo caption (Spr 2001)
revision of regulations, 63(1):8 (Win 2001)

newspaper reports on, 62(2):5 (Spr 2000)
Philadelphia convention, 62(2):5 photo caption (Spr 2000)
replacement organization-1870s, 63(1):15 (Win 2001)
teams, 63(1):8 photo (Win 2001); 63(2):4 illus, 5 (Spr 2001)

black/integrated, 62(2):7 (Spr 2000)
professional, 63(1):3 photo caption, 15 (Win 2001)

National Association of Colored Women (NACW)

founding of-1890s, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)

National Association of Home Builders

recognition of local writer-mid 1900s, 19(3):1 (Jul 1957)

National Association of Professional Base Ball Players

formation-1870s, 63(1):15 (Win 2001)
replacement organization, 63(2):11 (Spr 2001)

National Association of Torch Clubs

local branch, 48(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1986)

National Bank of Commerce

currency issue-1800s, 49(2):22n.18 (Apr 1987)

National Bank of New York, 49(2):20n.2 (Apr 1987)
National Bank of Rochester

currency issue-1800s, 49(2):22n.18 (Apr 1987)
predecessor and successor banks, 49(2):11, 22n.18 (Apr 1987)

National Bank of Washington (D.C.)

Carroll family and, 42(4):6 (Oct 1980)

National Baptist

on UR denominational issue, quoted-1890s, 33(4):8-9, 18 (Oct 1971)

National Base-Ball Association

president, George F. Sands, 62(2):5 photo (Spr 2000)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (Cooperstown, NY), 62(2):22 (Spr 2000); 63(1):20 (Win 2001)

acknowledgment, 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)
inductee, 63(2):14 photo, 19 (Spr 2001)

National Baseball League. See National League of Professional Base Ball Players
National Baseball Library (Cooperstown, NY), 62(2):22 (Spr 2000); 63(1):20 (Win 2001); 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)
National Basketball Association (NBA)

All-Star/All-NBA team members, 58(1):6 (Win 1996)
Board of Governors, sale of local franchise and, 58(1):17 (Win 1996)
formation, 58(1):7 (Win 1996)
player acquisitions, 58(1):10 (Win 1996)
Rochester Royals in, historical sketch, 58(1):8-18 (Win 1996)
rules changes, 58(1):9 (Win 1996)
shot-clock, 58(1):8-9 (Win 1996)

National Basketball League (NBL), 58(1):4-7 (Win 1996)

composition, 58(1):4 (Win 1996)
finances, 58(1):7 (Win 1996)
local franchise. See Rochester Royals

National Board of Fire Underwriters. See also Fire insurance industry

fire protection methods and, 38(2&3):2, 30 (Apr & Jul 1976)
local inspections, findings and recommendations, 38(2&3):11, 15, 31-32 (Apr & Jul 1976)

municipal response, 38(2&3):11, 13, 24 (Apr & Jul 1976)

municipal water supply and, 34(3):20 (Jul 1972)

National Board of Trade, 24(4):8, 17 (Oct 1962)
National Broadcasting Company, 32(3):5 (Jul 1970)
National Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

convention, 25(1):5 (Jan 1963)

National Captioned Films for the Deaf Selection Program, 64(1):22 (Win 2002)
National Cash Register Company

Chamber of Commerce and-early 1900s, 34(4):5 (Oct 1972)

National Casket Company

production, 40(1):20 (Jan 1978)

National Christian Association

Morgan monument, construction-1880s, 53(4):40-41 (Fall 1991)

National City Management Company (Houston, TX)

local transit service-1960s, 30(3):24 (Jul 1968)

National Clothiers Association

local labor disputes and, 22(3):20 (Jul 1960)
officer, Sol Wile, 22(3):14, 17 (Jul 1960)

National Colored Conference

local delegates-1860s, 21(4):12 (Oct 1959)

National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement

trial study, 25(4):17 (Oct 1963)

National Committee of Free Italian-Americans, 22(4):23 (Oct 1960)
National Conference for Good City Government-early 1900s, 31(1):4 (Jan 1969)
National Congress of Christians and Jews, 19(1):13 (Jan 1957)
National Council of Bishops

in Poland, fundraising campaign for, 57(2):18 (Spr 1995)

National Council of Women

Douglass, Frederick and, 67(4):21 (Fall 2005)
at world's fair-1890s, 26(3):9 (Jul 1964)

National Cyclopedia of American Biography

citizen profiles in, 21(3):1-24 (Jul 1959)

National Defense Act-1916

Army Medical Reserve Corps and, 51(3):15 (Sum 1989)

National Defense Advisory Commission

Marion B. Folsom and, 61(1):17 (Win 1999)

National Defense, Committee on, 24(4):19 (Oct 1962)

formation-1940s, 5(1):3 (Jan 1943)
newspaper advertisements-1910s, quoted, 39(4):5 (Oct 1977)

National Dress Reform Association, 10(2&3):10 (Jul 1948)
National Education Association

Division of Audio Visual Instruction, 36(4):31 (Oct 1974)

National Electric Light Association

convention, Charles R. Barnes at, 60(4):8-9 (Fall 1998)

National Enrollment Act (1860s), 53(1):4 (Win 1991); 53(2):1 (Spr 1991)See also Draft
National Federation of Church Women, 14(4):26 (Oct 1952)
National Flower and Garden Show

centennial celebration and-1930s, 51(2):20 (Spr 1989)

National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis

funding of LeRoy clinic-1940s, 55(2):21 (Spr 1993)

National Geographic Society

Greely, Adolphus W. and, 59(1):21 (Win 1997)

National Guard. See New York State National Guard
National Health Advisory Council

Folsom, Marion B. and, 61(1):18 (Win 1999)

National Highways Protective Society

local membership, 17(1):14 (Jan 1955)

National Historic Landmarks

Anthony House. See Susan B. Anthony House
Eastman House. See George Eastman House

National Hotel

becomes Temperance house-early 1800s, 54(2):6 (Spr 1992)
costs, comparative, 26(3):4 (Jul 1964)
daguerreotype studio in, 62(1):7, 21 (Win 2000)
demolition, 34(2):11 (Apr 1972)
formerly Morton House, 31(4):12 (Oct 1969)See also Morton House
historical summary, 5(3):9 (Jul 1943)
illustration, 5(3):8 (Jul 1943)
lease, expiration, 31(4):14 (Oct 1969)
location, 57(4):4 (Fall 1995)
relocation, 31(4):16 (Oct 1969)
renovation, 31(4):15 (Oct 1969)
site, Powers' acquisition, 5(3):9 (Jul 1943)

National Hotel (Louisville, KY)

as slave pen location, 37(4):22 (Oct 1975)

National Industrial Congress

local convention-1870s, 21(1):11 (Jan 1959); 25(1):6, 7 (Jan 1963)

National Industrial Recovery Act-1933

local funding, 6(4):18 (Oct 1944)

National Labor Relations Board

City Club lecture on, 9(4):20 (Oct 1947)

National Land League (Ireland)

leadership, 68(3):15 (Sum 2006)
Rochester support for, 68(3):16, 17 (Sum 2006)

National League of Professional Base Ball Players

amateurs and, 63(2):12 (Spr 2001)
championship awards, 63(2):12, 19 (Spr 2001)
formation-1800s, 63(2):11(Spr 2001)
International Association and, 64(4):3 (Fall 2002)
member teams, 8(3):18 (Jul 1946); 64(4):3-22 passim (Fall 2002)

Chicago White Stockings, 63(2):14 photo caption (Spr 2001)
St. Louis Brown Stockings, 63(2):19 (Spr 2001)

officer, William Hulbert, 64(4):21 (Fall 2002)
scandal of 1877, 64(4):21 (Fall 2002)

National Multiple Sclerosis Society

local chapter and, 55(2):23, 24, 25 (Spr 1993)See also Rochester Area Multiple Sclerosis, Inc.

National Museum of Play

The Strong and, 73(1):21n.56 (Spr 2011)

National Negro Convention-1850s, 21(4):8 (Oct 1959)
National Observer (Albany, NY), 2(2):21 (Apr 1940)
National parks

funding and construction styles-Great Depression, 75(2):15-16 (Fall 2013)
Yosemite, Olmsted legacy, 50(2):7 (Apr 1988)

National Peace Action Coalition

Vietnam War and, 48(3&4):10 (Jul & Oct 1986)

National Playground Association

on Moulthrop, Samuel Parker, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
Rowland Haynes tour, 31(1):19 (Jan 1969)

National Postal Meter Co. Inc.

location and WWII production, 66(1):6 (Win 2004)

National Prison Convention

Fulton, Levi S. and, 34(1):11 (Jan 1972)

National Recovery Act

clothing industry and, 22(3):26, 27 (Jul 1960)

National Recovery Administration

City Club controversy over, 9(4):15 (Oct 1947)
impact, 20(4):14 (Oct 1958)

National Reformer

editor, George Cooper, 10(2&3):6 (Jul 1948)
issued-1840s, 3(1):20 (Jan 1941)

National Register of Historic Places

Federal Building and, 40(2):21 (Apr 1978)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church on-1970s, 63(3):18 (Sum 2001)

National Republican (newspaper)

merger-1800s, 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)

National Research Council

WWI activity, 5(4):15 (Oct 1943)

National Retail Shoe Dealers Association, 15(2):10 (Apr 1953)
Nationals (retail store)

holiday decorations, 64(3):12-13 (Sum 2002)

National Safety Congress

Chamber of Commerce delegates-1910s, 17(1):17 (Jan 1955)

National Safety Council

awards, 25(4):22 (Oct 1963)

city as recipient-1920s, 17(1):23 (Jan 1955)
safety contests, 17(1):21 (Jan 1955)

Nationals baseball club (Washington, D.C.)

competition-1800s, 62(2):19 (Spr 2000)
national association and, 63(1):22 (Win 2001)
players, 63(1):10 (Win 2001)

from Rochester, 62(2):21 (Spr 2000)

National Society of the Colonial Dames of America

headquarters-1980, 42(4):6 (Oct 1980)

National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID)

faculty/staff, 64(1):23 (Win 2002)
students/graduates, local residents as, 44(4):30 (Oct 1982)

National Temperance Convention

first-1830s, 54(2):4 (Spr 1992)

National Theater

motion picture showings, 16(3):22 (Jul 1954)
People's Sunday Evenings and, 14(4):22 (Oct 1952)
productions, 16(3):14, 19 (Jul 1954)
rivalry with other theaters, 16(3):12 (Jul 1954)

National Tooling and Machining Association

affiliates, trade fair exhibit-1980s, 43(4):9 (Oct 1981)

National Toy Hall of Fame

The Strong and, 73(1):21n.56 (Spr 2011)

National Union Bank of Rochester

currency issue-1800s, 49(2):22n.18 (Apr 1987)

National Woman Suffrage Association, 10(2&3):14 (Jul 1948)

Chicago convention, Mary Gannett at-early 1900s, 17(4):21 (Oct 1955)
as Woman Suffrage Party of Monroe County, 17(4):14-18 (Oct 1955)

National Women's Committee of U.S. Council of National Defense

WWI activity, 51(3):5, 8 (Sum 1989)

National Youth Administration (NYA)

indexing project, 35(3):2-3 (Jul 1973)
museum work, 17(3):13 (Jul 1955)
parks system and-Great Depression, 75(2):16-17 (Fall 2013)
teen services, 20(4):14 (Oct 1958)

Native Americans. See also Iroquois Confederacy; specific nation

advocacy group, Iroquois League, 68(1&2):27 (Win & Spr 2006)
alcohol consumption/production

Hotbread, Billy, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000)
Jemison family and, 68(1&2):13, 17, 19, 29n.25 (Win & Spr 2006)
Red Jacket, 62(3):22 (Sum 2000)
in Utica, NY-1820s, 62(3):15 (Sum 2000)

allegiances-1600s, 13(3):3 (Jul 1951)
artifacts

discovery, 19(2):9 (Apr 1957); 44(1&2):11-15, 20, 24-31 passim, 38-39, 41-42, 42 illus (Jan & Apr 1982)
museum display, 62(1):12 (Win 2000)

in Letchworth State Park, 68(1&2):21 (Win & Spr 2006)

world's fair exhibit-1960s, 26(3):23 (Jul 1964)

bark canoe-1820s, 62(4):12 (Fall 2000)
in Buffalo, NY as visitors-1820s, 62(3):21-22 (Sum 2000)
burials, 44(1&2):13-15, 26, 27, 29, 31, 38 (Jan & Apr 1982)
chiefs

Brant, Joseph. See Brant, Joseph
Cornplanter. See Cornplanter
Hotbread, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000)
Iroquois. See Iroquois Confederacy
Mohawk Nation, 1(1):3 (Jan 1939)
Mt. Pleasant, Chief John, 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Red Jacket. See Red Jacket
Strong, speech excerpt, quoted, 62(3):26-27 (Sum 2000)
Tall Chief. See Tall Chief
Tuscarora Nation, 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)

circus performances and, 49(3):20-21 (Jul 1987)
experts on

Harris, George H. as. See Harris, George Henry
Parker, Arthur C. as, 17(3):1 (Jul 1955)

fur trade and. See Fur trade
Haudenosaunee. See Iroquois Confederacy
historical sketches, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939); 38(4):1-24 (Oct 1976); 44(1&2):1-44 with illus (Jan & Apr 1982)
hostilities/war activity

attack on James Gordon-1780, 41(3):3 (Jul 1979)
French and Indian War. See French and Indian War
of Geronimo, Francis Edwin Pierce and, 65(2):18, 27n61 (Spr 2003)
Jemison, Mary and, 68(1&2):5-6, 13 (Win & Spr 2006)
Revolutionary War, 68(1&2):14-15 (Win & Spr 2006)
threatened-1700s, 1(4):8 (Oct 1939)

infant, carrying technique-1820s, 62(3):15 (Sum 2000)
Iroquois. See Iroquois Confederacy
land/treaty negotiations, 3(4):3 (Oct 1941); 45(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1983)

at Buffalo Creek-1780s, 1(4):1 (Oct 1939)
at Canandaigua, NY-1790s, 4(3):14 (Jul 1942)
historical sketch, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939)
Porter, Secretary of War P. B. and-1820s, 41(3):8 (Jul 1979)

migrations

of Huron Nation, 44(1&2):16 (Jan & Apr 1982)
late 1700s, 33(3):2 (Jul 1971)

as minority group-1900s, 26(2):17 (Apr 1964)
missionaries and, 38(4):1-24 (Oct 1976)
in Montana, Frederick Kislingbury and, 59(1):4 (Win 1997)
Moulthrop, Samuel Parker and. See Moulthrop, Samuel Parker
published works/research on, 10(4):20 (Oct 1948)

by Morgan, Lewis Henry, 48(1&2):5, 6 (Jan & Apr 1986)
by Parker, Arthur C., 17(3):6-7 (Jul 1955)

reservation teacher, 17(3):2 (Jul 1955)
river rescue-1800s, 54(3):14 (Sum 1992)
Seneca. See Seneca nation
settlements/camps, 44(1&2):4, 11, 17, 20-32 passim, 38-40, 42 (Jan & Apr 1982)

near Avon, NY-1820s, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000)
near Caughnawaga-1820s, 62(3):12 (Sum 2000)
San Carlos Indian Reservation [Arizona], Francis Edwin Pierce at, 65(2):17-18 (Spr 2003)
St. Regis Reservation-1820s, 62(4):14 (Fall 2000)
Tonawanda Reservation-1820s, 62(3):21, 22 (Sum 2000)
Tuscarora Reservation-1820s, 62(4):4 (Fall 2000)
at UR River Campus site, 30(1):9 (Jan 1968)

smallpox and, 39(1&2):22 (Jan & Apr 1977)
trails, 54(3):4 (Sum 1992)

Exchange Street and, 4(1):17 (Jan 1942)
from Genesee to Tryon City, 12(4):3 (Oct 1950)

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):12, 15, 20 (Sum 2000); 62(4):4, 6 (Fall 2000)

along St. Lawrence River, 62(4):12 (Fall 2000)

in Utah, Mormon settlers and-1840s, 39(1&2):26, 27 (Jan & Apr 1977)
in Utica, NY-1820s, 62(3):15 (Sum 2000)
wagon train encounters-1840s, 39(1&2):9-10, 22, 29, 34, 35, 40 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Williamsburg, NY, attend fair at-1790s, 47(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Natural disasters. See Disasters
Natural gas

appliances, demonstrations, 60(4):9 (Fall 1998)
Bloomfield pipeline, failure of, 60(4):7 (Fall 1998)
Chamber of Commerce and, 24(4):7, 8 (Oct 1962)
displacement of whale oil, 58(2):20 (Spr 1996)
impact, on everyday life, 60(4):9-10 (Fall 1998)
industry mergers, 46(3&4):11, 13, 14 (Jul & Oct 1984)See also specific companies
lighting from. See Lighting; Street lights
plants. See also Gas companies/plants; specific plant/company

manufacture of, 43(2&3):35 (Apr & Jul 1981)
treatment, 46(3&4):20 (Jul & Oct 1984)

production and/or consumption, 19(3):24 (Jul 1957); 46(3&4):2 illus, 9-21 passim (Jul & Oct 1984)

Civil War tax on, 60(4):5-6 (Fall 1998)

rates, 31(1):12, 13 (Jan 1969)

Natural History Museum, 18(4):16 (Oct 1956)

of Denver, CO, 19(1):20 (Jan 1957)

Naturalization

mid 1800s, 52(2):15 (Spr 1990)
Chamber of Commerce and. See Chamber of Commerce — program support/sponsorship
citizenship classes, 34(4):21 (Oct 1972)

advocated, 25(3):12 (Jul 1963)
in public schools, 22(4):14 (Oct 1960)

Italian immigrants and, 22(4):2, 3, 7, 14, 16 (Oct 1960)
Jewish Community Council committee on, 74(2):14 (Fall 2012)
naturalized citizens

comparative numbers, 25(3):7 (Jul 1963)
prevalence-1870s, 2(3):20 (Jul 1940)

privaleges, Civil War enlistment and-1860s, 14(2):6 (Apr 1952)

Natural remedies

in Polish community, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)

Natural resources. See also specific resource

early 1800s, 51(4):8 (Fall 1989)
access to, settlement patterns and, 45(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1983)
lack of, 23(3):15 (Jul 1961)

Natural Science Camp

formation-1890, 19(2):9 (Apr 1957)
staff, Samuel P. Moulthrop, 19(2):9 (Apr 1957)

Natural Science Establishment

development, location, 8(4):10 (Oct 1946)
expanding usefulness, 8(4):17 (Oct 1946)

Natural Sciences, Rochester Society of

formation and members, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946)

Naukam, Lawrence W.

acknowledgment, 71(2):25 (Fall 2009)
Family History: More Than Genealogy authored by, 52(2):1-32 with illus (Spr 1990)
professional credits, 52(2):31 (Spr 1990)

Nauvoo [Battle?], 39(1&2):26 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Naval Consulting Board

WWI activity, 5(4):15 (Oct 1943)

Naval Reserves

Spanish-American War activity-1890s, 13(2):3, 5, 7-8, 13, 14, 22-23 (Apr 1951)

The Navlahka by Rudyard Kipling and Charles Wolcott Balestier, 21(3):5 (Jul 1959)
Navy Relief Society

WWII activity, 5(1):12 (Jan 1943)

Navy, U.S. See U.S. Navy
Naylor, Harriett J.

as philomath, The Historical Almanac of Rochester: 1941 and, 3(1):7-18 (Jan 1941)
as research secretary, 51(1):8 (Win 1989)

Naylor, J. W.

labor relations, 15(2):13 (Apr 1953)

Nazareth Academy, 44(4):19 (Oct 1982)

architect, 60(2):11 (Spr 1998)
Catholic community and, 2(3):16 (Jul 1940)
instructional quality, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998)
Selye mansion, use of, 18(1):18 (Jan 1956)
Sisters, and Moore-Clarke-Lake View House, 32(4):14 (Oct 1970)

Nazareth College, 24(3):36 (Jul 1962)

architecture, 26(2):14 (Apr 1964)
Art Center, 32(1):17 (Jan 1970)
curriculum, 44(4):23 (Oct 1982)

teacher training, 60(2):29n.77 (Spr 1998)

faculty/staff

Kettell, Rev. George F., 44(4):23 (Oct 1982)
Otto, Dr. Virginia, 43(4):7 (Oct 1981)
Urbanic, Kathleen, 57(2):20 (Spr 1995)

location

change in, 18(1):16 (Jan 1956)
Pittsford Campus, 23(3):26 (Jul 1961)

normal school preceding, 60(2):29n.77 (Spr 1998)
opening, 11(2):23 (Apr 1949)
Rennes-Rochester sister city exchange-1970s, 43(4):6, 9 (Oct 1981)

Nazareth Convent and Academy, 3(1):14 (Jan 1941)
Nazareth Normal School, 60(2):29n.77 (Spr 1998)
Nazis/nazism

Bernstein, Rabbi Philip S. and, 74(2):5-9 with photos (Fall 2012)
Coughlin, Father Charles E. and, 74(2):15, 16 illus, 18 (Fall 2012)
emigration/immigration policies and, 74(2):11-12 (Fall 2012)
local response to, 74(2):1, 8-13 (Fall 2012)

The Jewish Ledger articles on, 74(2):9, 11 photo (Fall 2012)
petition condemning-1930s, 74(2):10 (Fall 2012)

newspaper use of term "nazi"-WWII, 56(3):10 (Sum 1994)
propaganda

anti-Semitism and, 74(2):10 (Fall 2012)
posters-1940s, 74(2):7 photo (Fall 2012)

U.S. fascist groups and-1930s, 74(2):18 (Fall 2012)

NBA. See National Basketball Association; National Basketball Association (NBA)
NBL. See National Basketball League
Ne-aga Wa-a-gren (Iroquois trail), 44(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Neander, Johannes A. W.

biblical scholar, 31(3):6, 20 (Jul 1969)

Near Grand River on the Road to California (watercolor) by Thomas Evershed-1849

background information, 39(1&2):centerfold illus (Jan & Apr 1977)
reproduction, 39(1&2):centerfold illus (Jan & Apr 1977)

Nearing, Scott

City Club speech, 9(4):9 (Oct 1947)

Near Northeast District

civic leaders, 29(2):10 (Apr 1967)
commercial/industrial activity, 29(2):2, 3-4, 5, 6, 7, 11-12, 14-15, 23 (Apr 1967)

race riot and-1960s, 29(2):21 (Apr 1967)
unemployment, 29(2):18 (Apr 1967)

decline of, 70(2):13 (Fall 2007)
Demonstration City project, 29(2):23 (Apr 1967)
disease, prevalence-1800s, 45(1&2):3 (Jan & Apr 1983)
ethnic alienation within, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)
ethnic settlement, 29(2):1-8, 13-14, 16-18 (Apr 1967); 57(1):4 (Win 1995); 70(2):13, 19 (Fall 2007)
FIGHT, formation and impact of, 29(2):22-23 (Apr 1967)
geographic area, 70(2):13 (Fall 2007)
geopolitical configuration, 29(2):1 (Apr 1967)
historical sketch, 29(2):1-23 (Apr 1967)
housing, 29(2):1, 11-14, 20 (Apr 1967)

1800s, 29(2):2, 3, 4 (Apr 1967)
c.1900, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967)
inventory/survey conducted, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)
public, protest against-1940s, 29(2):14 (Apr 1967)
rent discrimination, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)
shortages, 29(2):12 (Apr 1967)
slum conditions, investigation, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)
urban renewal, 18(1):22 (Jan 1956); 29(2):14, 18 (Apr 1967)

labor movement in, 29(2):14-16 (Apr 1967)

Amalgamated Clothing Workers, 29(2):16 (Apr 1967)
labor strike-1910s, 29(2):15-16 (Apr 1967)

leadership, 29(2):22, 23 (Apr 1967)
map, 64(2):6 (Spr 2002)
population figures/trends

1800s, 29(2):1-4 (Apr 1967)
1890s to early 1900s, 29(2):5, 6, 7 (Apr 1967)
migration from, 29(2):6, 11, 12 (Apr 1967)
post WWII, 29(2):13, 17-18 (Apr 1967)

race riot-1960s, 29(2):20-21 (Apr 1967)
railroads and, 29(2):2, 3, 4-6 (Apr 1967)See also Auburn and Rochester Railroad; New York Central Railroad; Rome, Watertown, and Ogdensburg Railroad
religious institutions, 29(2):2, 4, 5, 6, 7-8, 16-17, 19, 21-22, 23 (Apr 1967)
Schafer family, of Sam and Kate in-1900s, 64(2):19-21 (Spr 2002)

photograph, 64(2):1-2 (Spr 2002)

schools, 29(2):4, 6-7 (Apr 1967)

community use of, 29(2):8-9 (Apr 1967)
parochial, 29(2):5, 7 (Apr 1967)

social programs, 29(2):8-9, 20, 22 (Apr 1967)
Toy Resource Center and-early 2000s, 73(1):17 with photo (Spr 2011)
urban renewal, 29(2):14, 18 (Apr 1967)

Neat's foot oil

production-1800s, 30(1):9-10 (Jan 1968)

Neau, Elias (of England)

as clergyman-early 1700s, 38(4):17 (Oct 1976)

Nebraska

Kansas-Nebraska bill, 15(3):3 (Jul 1953)
Roys family members in, 58(2):19 (Spr 1996)
territorial organization. See Kansas-Nebraska Act; Missouri Compromise
wheat production, 3(3):10 (Jul 1941)

Nebulae

chart, 9(1):12 (Jan 1947)
location and tabulation, 9(1):14-15 (Jan 1947)

Necessity, Fort

Jemison, Mr. killed at-mid 1700s, 68(1&2):6 (Win & Spr 2006)

Necktie manufacture

manufacturer, 20(1):11 (Jan 1958)
production-1800s, 22(3):5 (Jul 1960)

Ned/Nedd (no surname given)

as slave of Rochester family, 71(1):6, 7 illus, 14, 16-20, 17-19illus (Spr 2009)

Need for Urban Redevelopment Legislation in California

report of Town Hall, Los Angeles, 19(1):15 (Jan 1957)

Needlework

of Gray Nuns (Montreal)-1820s, 62(4):20 (Fall 2000)

Needle-Work Guild

activities-1890s, 14(3):15 (Jun 1952)

Negratti, Al

as Rochester Royal, 58(1):2 photo (Win 1996)

Negroes. See Blacks/black community
The Negro in American Life

use in city schools, 31(2):25 (Apr 1969)

Negro Job Committee

chair, Carl Kennard, quoted-WWII, 66(2):13-14 (Spr 2004)

Neighborhood associations/clubs

Baden-Ormond. See Baden-Ormond district
limits, 11(2):15 (Apr 1949)
Pinnacle Hill Neighborhood Association, 32(3):10 (Jul 1970)
United Charities and-early 1900s, 23(2):5 (Apr 1961)

Neighborhood Councils, 18(1):23 (Jan 1956)
Neighborhood Organizations, Department of

Council of Social Agencies and, 20(4):16 (Oct 1958)

Neighborhoods

associations/clubs. See Neighborhood associations/clubs
Baden-Ormond. See Baden-Ormond district
industrial impact on-WWII, 66(1):12-13 (Win 2004)
of Montreal, Canada-1820s, 62(4):22 (Fall 2000)
Mount Allegro. See Mount Allegro
northeast. See Near Northeast District
Polish, 57(1):3 (Win 1995)
"The Rapids." . See "Rapids, The"
southwest. See Lincoln Park; Southwest District
subdivisions. See Subdivisions

Neighborhood Services, Department of

art classes, 32(1):10 (Jan 1970)
assistance programs

Baden Street, 20(4):24 (Oct 1958)
Clarissa Street, 20(4):24 (Oct 1958)

as Council of Social Agencies member-1940s, 20(4):19 (Oct 1958)
youth programs, 20(4):24 (Oct 1958)

Nellis, Frederick C.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):19 (Apr 1951)

Nellis, Colonel Michael

Coxey army movement and, 14(3):7 (Jun 1952)

Nell, William Cooper

as abolitionist, 67(3):15 (Sum 2005)
newspapers, contributions to, 21(4):7 (Oct 1959); 67(3):19 (Sum 2005)
relationship with Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison, 67(3):19 (Sum 2005)

Nelson, Mrs. (of Lockport, NY, no given name), 39(1&2):27 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Nelson, Charles

residence and occupation-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Nelson, John R.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):20 (Apr 1951)

Nemic, David

The Great Encyclopedia of 19th Century Baseball authored by, 64(4):17, 21 (Fall 2002)

Neptune (ship)

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):10, 14, 18 (Win 1997)

Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy, 13(1):10 (Jan 1951)
Nesbit, Reverend Dr. (no given name)

science lecture, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946)

Nest 52. See Polish Falcons of America
Net fishing

in Irondequoit Bay, 56(1):16 (Win 1994)

Netherlands

American colony-1600s. See New Netherland
description/commentary on, 14(1):4-5, 8, 12 (Jan 1952)
immigrants from. See Dutch community; Dutch immigrants
International Polar Year and, 59(1):3 (Win 1997)

Nettles, Mr. (no given name)

spouse and location-mid 1700s, 68(1&2):10 (Win & Spr 2006)

Nettl, Peter

on German socialist movement (early 1900s), quoted, 39(4):2-3 (Oct 1977)

Neubauer, Henry and A. C.

patent infringement lawsuit-early 1900s, 43(2&3):9 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Neubert, Dr. Theodore

profession and burial site, 67(2):26 (Spr 2005)

Neumann, Reverend/FatherJohn Nepomucene

Catholic Church, roles in, 52(4):23, 27 (Fall 1990)
pastorate-1800s, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)

Neun, Henry P.

business activity and residence-1800s, 68(4):9 (Fall 2006)
industrial school site and, 68(4):9 (Fall 2006)

Neutral barrier state

control of, 1(1):3, 5, 11 (Jan 1939)

Neutral by Harold Begbie, 5(4):5 (Oct 1943)
Neutrality Acts

WWII children's evacuee program and, 55(4):21, 22, 24, 26 (Fall 1993)

"Neutrals" (Native American), 44(1&2):39-40 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Neutras

architectural works, 19(1):9 (Jan 1957)

Never Again (play)

newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):17 (Jan 1951)

Nevis family

as immigrants, 60(2):16 (Spr 1998)

Newark, NJ

McQuaid, Bishop Bernard J. and Diocese of, 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)
subway, 36(2):12 (Apr 1974)

Newark, NY

baseball club/game-1800s, 63(1):16 (Win 2001)
Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):12, 13 (Sum 2006)
migrant population, 70(2):7 (Fall 2007)

Newark, Ontario (Canada)

location-1820s, 62(4):6 (Fall 2000)

New Baltimore, MI

McLafferty, Henry III and-1850s, 42(2):7 (Apr 1980)

New Bedford, MA

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in, 67(3):10 (Sum 2005)
anti-slavery meeting in, Frederick Douglass at, 67(3):11 (Sum 2005)
anti-slavery movement, 37(4):7-12 (Oct 1975)
baseball games in-1800s, 64(4):14 (Fall 2002)
residents

Douglass family, 67(3):9-11 (Sum 2005); 67(4):4 (Fall 2005)
James, Reverend Thomas, 67(3):10 (Sum 2005); 72(2):8 (Fall 2010)
Johnson, Mary and Nathan, 67(3):9 (Sum 2005)

Society of Friends in, 67(3):9-10 (Sum 2005)
whaling industry, Roys family in, 58(2):10, 15 illus, 16 (Spr 1996)

New Bern, NC

relationship with Bern, Switzerland, 43(4):1 (Oct 1981)

"New Books" (newspaper column), 13(1):16 (Jan 1951)
New Brunswick, NJ

soldiers' correspondence from-WWII, 8(1):11 (Jan 1946)

Newburgh, NY

traveler's notation on-1820s, 62(3):8 (Sum 2000)

Newburyport

Greely homecoming, 59(1):21, 22-23 illus (Win 1997)

New Citizen Banquets/Suppers, 24(4):22 (Oct 1962); 25(3):16, 19 (Jul 1963)See also Naturalization

book list distributed at, 73(1):10 with photo (Spr 2011)
cessation, 9(4):7 (Oct 1947); 9(4):23 (Oct 1947)
of Chamber of Commerce. See Chamber of Commerce — program support/sponsorship
of City Club, 9(4):5, 6 (Oct 1947); 22(4):10 (Oct 1960); 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)
origins, 34(4):21 (Oct 1972)

Newcomb-Anderson Shoe Company, 15(2):24 (Apr 1953)
Newcomer, Tobias

windmill, 4(3):15 (Jul 1942)

New Country Squire

location, 31(4):23 (Oct 1969)

New Deal programs

banking industry and, 49(2):14-15 (Apr 1987)
cooperation with, 23(3):23 (Jul 1961)
local projects, 6(4):18 (Oct 1944); 20(4):13 (Oct 1958); 38(1):20 (Jan 1976); 41(4):14 (Oct 1979)
local Socialist Party and, 39(4):21 (Oct 1977)
old-age security program-1930, 20(4):14 (Oct 1958)
park-based, 75(2):15-17 (Fall 2013)
reactions to, 14(2):23 (Apr 1952); 23(3):24 (Jul 1961); 24(2):11 (Apr 1962)

City Club speeches, 9(4):14, 15, 17, 20 (Oct 1947)
of Kelly, George B., 41(4):16 (Oct 1979)
of Wadsworth, James W. Jr., 41(4):15 (Oct 1979)

transit services under, 30(3):18 (Jul 1968)

A New Discovery of the Vast Country in America by Cotton Mather, 38(4):4 (Oct 1976)
Newell, Frank G.

as park commissioner, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)

New England. See also individual states

anti-slavery movement, 37(4):7-20 (Oct 1975)
as colony, 3(3):2 (Jul 1941)
migrants from

Genesee Country, 11(2):2 (Apr 1949)
Rochester, 1(3):3 (Jul 1939)
Seneca County-early 1800s, 42(2):2 (Apr 1980)

shoe industry, 15(2):4, 18, 24 (Apr 1953)
weather, 15(1):3-4, 7 (Jan 1953)

New England Emigrant Aid Company, 15(3):3-4 (Jul 1953)
New England House (hotel)

location, 31(4):14 (Oct 1969)
opening, central business district and, 34(2):11 (Apr 1972)
renamed Whitcomb House, 31(4):14 (Oct 1969); 34(2):11 (Apr 1972)See also Whitcomb House

New England Sunday. See Sabbath
The New Era (Washington, D.C. newspaper)

Douglass family members as publisher and employees, 67(4):6 (Fall 2005)

New Era Health, Education and Recreation Program

teen services-1930s, 20(4):14 (Oct 1958)

New France

Native American alliances-1600s & 1700s

English policy toward, 38(4):14-16 (Oct 1976)
Jesuits role in, 38(4):2-12, 19 (Oct 1976)

settlement, 38(4):1 (Oct 1976)

New Genesee Farmer

contents, 45(3&4):32 (Jul & Oct 1983)
publishers, 45(3&4):31 (Jul & Oct 1983)
sale, 45(3&4):32 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Newhall, Beaumont, 18(4):20 (Oct 1956)

at George Eastman House, 62(1):23 (Win 2000)

New Hampshire

insurance industry regulation, 38(2&3):36 (Apr & Jul 1976)

New Hartfield, NY

water system, purchase-early 1900s, 39(3):13 (Jul 1977)

New Haven, CT

baseball club/game-1800s, 63(2):5, 14 (Spr 2001)
Durand, Henry S. in, 61(2):2 (Spr 1999)
Lallement, Pierre in, 69(2):4 (Spr 2008)

New Haven Railroad, 33(1):1 (Jan 1971)
New Industries Bureau, 24(4):23 (Oct 1962)
New Jersey

Eastman Kodak Company, 35(2):5 (Apr 1973)
industry, 15(4):19 (Oct 1953)
League of American Wheelmen member, book by, 69(2):18 (Spr 2008)

New Jersey School for the Deaf

student, James H. Galloway, 64(1):19 (Win 2002)

New Light

members, 40(4):3 (Oct 1978)

The New National Era (Washington, D.C. newspaper)

Douglass, Frederick and, 67(4):15 (Fall 2005)

New Netherland

governor's home-1820, 62(3):6 illus (Sum 2000)
Native Americans and

Dutch clergy work among, 38(4):12-14 (Oct 1976)
Dutch West India Company and, 38(4):12, 13 (Oct 1976)

New Opera House

location-1890s, 3(3):24 (Jul 1941)

New Orleans, LA

Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
Irish repeal campaign and-1840s, 68(3):6 (Sum 2006)
Silver, Henry Dayton on, 15(4):14 (Oct 1953)
train excursion to-1880s, 8(3):23-24 (Jul 1946)

New Orleans, U.S.S.

local assignees-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

New Osburn House

closing, 31(4):22 (Oct 1969)
convention activity, 31(4):16 (Oct 1969)
location, 31(4):15 (Oct 1969); 34(2):11 (Apr 1972)
opening, 27(3):12 (Jul 1965)
site, 27(3):12 (Jul 1965)
subsequent names, 27(3):12 (Jul 1965); 31(4):21 (Oct 1969)See also Mills Hotel; Milner Hotel
travel handbook description of-1890s, 41(1&2):47 (Jan & Apr 1979)

New Outlet House (hotel), 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Newport Beach, RI

as leisure destination-late 1800s, 75(1):10 (Spring 2013)

Newport Cycle Club

role in military sendoff-1890s, 13(2):9 (Apr 1951)

New-Port Hotel. See Newport House/Hotel
Newport House/Hotel, 56(1):3 photo, 31 (Win 1994)

activities at, 8(3):8, 12, 13 (Jul 1946); 56(1):7, 12, 23-24 (Win 1994)
attendance rates, 56(1):9 (Win 1994)
described, 56(1):7 (Win 1994)
former names, 56(1):7 (Win 1994)
owners, 56(1):7, 12 (Win 1994)
site, 8(3):3 (Jul 1946)

Newport, KY

resident, baseball player Burkalow-1870s, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)

Newport News, VA

American GIs in, 8(1):2 (Jan 1946)

New Red Mill, 33(3):5 (Jul 1971)
New Regulator seed drill

illustration, 45(3&4):47 (Jul & Oct 1983)

The New Republic

on labor negotiations in clothing industry-1920s, 22(3):24 (Jul 1960)

New Scottish Burial Plot

Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)

Newspapers. See also Advertiser; Anti-Masonic Enquirer; Chronicle; Craftsman; Democrat; Democrat and American; Democrat and Chronicle; Evening Express; Gazette; Genesee Farmer; The Jewish Ledger; La Stampa Unita; Monroe Republican; New York Times; Observer; Ontario Repository; Post Express; The Rural New Yorker; Telegraph; Times; Times Union; Union; Union and Advertiser

abolitionist. See also Frederick Douglass' Paper; Liberator; North Star

Mystery, 67(3):19 (Sum 2005)
National Anti-Slavery Standard, 67(3):12 (Sum 2005)

advertisements, 56(2):22 (Spr 1994)

business, 52(2):3 illus (Spr 1990)
circus, 49(3):11-12, 19 (Jul 1987)
Civil War recruitment ads, quoted, 66(3):9 (Sum 2004)
heating options, 46(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1984)
land companies-mid 1800s, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
researching family history from, 52(2):3 illus caption, 8 (Spr 1990)

on Anderson, Martin Brewer, quoted-1890, 62(1):15 (Win 2000)
anti-Irish nativism and-1840s, 68(3):6 (Sum 2006)
Antimasonic, 2(2):21 (Apr 1940)

Rochester Antimasonic Enquirer. See Anti-Masonic Enquirer

on antislavery amendment-1860s, 23(1):21-22 (Jan 1961)
aqueduct construction coverage, 37(3):12 (Jul 1975)
on banking

currency issue-1930s, 49(2):14-15 (Apr 1987)
Lincoln Bank building-1930s, 49(2):15 (Apr 1987)

on bicycles, 61(3&4):5 (Sum & Fall 1999)
on black suffrage, protest regarding-1910s, 21(4):18 (Oct 1959)
on Bloomer costume, quoted, 57(3):18, 19, 20 (Sum 1995)
book reviews-early 1900s, 48(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1986)
on bookstore/art gallery-1940s, 65(3):9 (Sum 2003)
on "Bowery" activities, 26(4):14 (Oct 1964)
The Boys Evening Home Journal, 14(4):5 (Oct 1952)
on canal construction, 37(3):8-9 (Jul 1975)
cartoons, 12(1):22-23 (Jan 1950)
Catholic, 60(2):5 (Spr 1998)
on Charlotte, NY

as commercial port, 75(1):3 (Spring 2013)
and transport to/from Rochester, 75(1):4 (Spring 2013)

on cholera epidemic, tracking of-1840s, 45(1&2):22 (Jan & Apr 1983)
circulation

Civil War era, 23(1):9-10 (Jan 1961)
Eastman, George and, 52(1):10 (Win 1990)
suburban and rural, 19(3):10, 24 (Jul 1957)

Civil War and, 23(1):14 (Jan 1961); 66(3):1-24 passim (Sum 2004)

on antislavery amendment-1860s, 23(1):21-22 (Jan 1961)
circulation, 23(1):9-10 (Jan 1961)
coverage, 2(3):5 (Jul 1940)
on military draft, 53(2):4-5 (Spr 1991)
news source, 23(1):2 (Jan 1961)
political stances and alliances, 23(1):2, 3, 5, 7-8, 17-23 (Jan 1961)

on county almshouse, 45(1&2):14, 16, 18, 19, 21 (Jan & Apr 1983)
daily

on city annexation-early 1900s, 35(1):12 (Jan 1973)
first, in Rochester. See Advertiser
mergers-early 1900s, 11(2):22 (Apr 1949)

Daily Democrat. See Democrat
Democratic Gazette, James Cochran and, 41(3):4 (Jul 1979)
on Dossenbach Orchestra performances, 42(3):3, 6-7, 9 (Jul 1980)
on drama, 16(3):15 (Jul 1954)
drugstores as source for-1900s, 64(3):8 (Sum 2002)
on Eastman Theatre, quoted, 49(1):10-11 (Jan 1987)
editors

anti-smoking campaign and, 60(1):11 (Win 1998)
canal enlargement, stance on, 37(3):8 (Jul 1975)
Dogberry, Obediah, 36(3):8 (Jul 1974)
uncollected subscriptions and, 36(3):18 (Jul 1974)

ethnic/foreign language

emergence-1800s, 23(3):15 (Jul 1961)
German, 5(4):14 (Oct 1943); 20(1):5, 20-21 (Jan 1958); 64(3):8 (Sum 2002)

editor, 31(3):7 (Jul 1969)

Italian merger-1920, 22(4):18 (Oct 1960)
local sources, 64(3):8 (Sum 2002)
Polish, 57(1):12, 17 (Win 1995); 57(2):5, 12 (Spr 1995)
suppression-WWI, 39(4):8 (Oct 1977)
switch to English, mid-1900s, 25(3):21 (Jul 1963)
Yiddish, 64(3):8 (Sum 2002)

European, 14(1):16 (Jan 1952)
"Father of the press of western New York," 47(1&2):18 (Jan & Apr 1985)
on fires

arson arrests, 38(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Douglass residence-1870s, 67(4):15-19 (Fall 2005)
at Fee Building, quoted, 38(2&3):14 (Apr & Jul 1976)
insurance industry and, 38(2&3):23, 32 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Sibley fire, 38(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1976)

first, in Rochester

daily. See Advertiser
Jewish-1920s, 74(2):9 (Fall 2012)
weekly-1810s, 23(3):4 (Jul 1961)See also Gazette

foreign language. See Newspapers — ethnic/foreign language
freethought. See Liberal Advocate
fundraising, for University of Rochester, 33(4):22 (Oct 1971)
on Genesee Valley Canal, 56(4):3, 5, 7, 8-9 (Fall 1994)

breaks and stoppages, 56(4):14 (Fall 1994)
lumber and related industries, 56(4):15 (Fall 1994)

German. See Newspapers — ethnic/foreign language
on golf, quoted, 65(1):13, 16, 18, 25, 28, 35n53 (Win 2003)
growth

1800s, 38(1):12 (Jan 1976)
1950s, 38(1):21 (Jan 1976)

headlining practices, challenge to-early 1900s, 22(4):8, 15 (Oct 1960)
historical sketch-1890s, 13(1):1-23 (Jan 1951)
index to, 63(4):5 (Fall 2001)
on intemperance, quoted-1800s, 54(2):4, 6 (Spr 1992)
inter-press relations-1890s, 13(1):22-23 (Jan 1951)
Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):4-5, 15-16, 17 (Sum 2006)

quoted, 68(3):4, 13 (Sum 2006)

on Irondequoit Bay bridge financing-1860s, 56(1):8 (Win 1994)
Italian. See Newspapers — ethnic/foreign language
Journal American, Meyer Jacobstein and, 41(4):12 (Oct 1979)
labor strikes and-1910s, 39(4):17 (Oct 1977)
location, 18(1):11-12 (Jan 1956)
on Manchester train wreck, 56(2):18, 22 (Spr 1994)
on McIntyre's Beach House, quoted, 75(1):14 (Spring 2013)
mergers, 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)

of dailies-early 1900s, 11(2):22 (Apr 1949)
of Democrat and Chronicle, 41(3):24 (Jul 1979)
Italian, 22(4):18 (Oct 1960)

micro-films, source, 23(4):13 (Oct 1961)
on millennium, 61(3&4):3 (Sum & Fall 1999)
on naphtha explosion, excerpt-1880s, 43(2&3):28 illus (Apr & Jul 1981)
newsstands, 37(2):20 (Apr 1975)
nuclear power notices in, 60(4):20 (Fall 1998)
on Petrel (schooner), 58(2):7 (Spr 1996)
pioneer era, 11(2):4, 5 (Apr 1949); 29(3):13-14 (Jun 1967); 34(2):4 (Apr 1972); 47(1&2):11, 13, 18, 24, 28 (Jan & Apr 1985)
pioneers recorded in-1850s, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
on Plymouth Towers-1960s, 26(2):1 (Apr 1964)
Polish. See Newspapers — ethnic/foreign language
on Polish community, 57(1):3 (Win 1995)

crime in, 57(2):16 (Spr 1995)
loss of ethnicity in, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
Warsaw Street, 57(2):15, 17 (Spr 1995)

public library and, 23(4):13, 22-23 (Oct 1961)
on railroads

crossings and track elevation, 33(1):7, 9-10, 16, 17 (Jan 1971)
traffic delays-1800s, 33(1):2 (Jan 1971)
train accidents, 33(1):5 (Jan 1971)

on recreation, 56(1):6 (Win 1994)

clubs and cottages, 56(1):13 (Win 1994)
Irondequoit Bay resorts, 56(1):9, 12, 22-23 (Win 1994)

reporters

baseball game attendance, 62(2):5, 18 (Spr 2000); 64(4):5-6 (Fall 2002)
box scores reports, 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000); 63(1):5 (Win 2001)
at Driving Park, 63(2):2 illus caption (Spr 2001)
Italian community and, 22(4):4, 7 (Oct 1960)

as research source

errors in, 63(4):13 (Fall 2001)
for family history, 52(2):3, 16 (Spr 1990)

Rochester Daily Telegraph. See Telegraph
on Rochester Plan, 61(1):7 (Win 1999)
on Rochester Royals, 58(1):5, 8, 11, 14, 15 (Win 1996)
Sanford Herald, 54(1):24 (Win 1992)
on Schafer, Sam-1970s, 64(2):4 (Spr 2002)
school-based

city schools, 31(2):12, 14 (Apr 1969)
John Marshall High School

excerpts/commentary-WWII, 55(4):6, 8, 14, 15 (Fall 1993)
world's fair and-1904, 26(3):13 (Jul 1964)

school for deaf-1800s, 64(1):13 (Win 2002)
Yale University, writer for, 61(2):2 (Spr 1999)

sister cities program and, 43(4):3, 4 (Oct 1981)
on smoking, 60(1):11-18 (Win 1998)
socialist, suppression-1910s, 39(4):8 (Oct 1977)
on southern tier lumber, 56(4):14 (Fall 1994)
Spanish-American War and, 13(2):1 (Apr 1951)

on army camp conditions, 13(2):12 (Apr 1951)
on sinking of U.S.S. Maine, 13(2):2-3 (Apr 1951)
on Spanish ambassador's local stop, 13(2):3-4 (Apr 1951)

on sports. See specific sport
sportswriters. See Sportswriters
on St. Augustine's Church, quoted, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)
on street car service, 30(3):13 (Jul 1968)
student, 31(2):12, 14 (Apr 1969)

armed services receive-WWII, 55(4):13 (Fall 1993)
Campus (UR). See Campus
Clarion (Marshall High). See Clarion

suppression-WWI, 39(4):8 (Oct 1977)
on thirteenth amendment-1860s, 23(1):21-22 (Jan 1961)
on UR acquisition of River Campus, 30(1):6, 15 (Jan 1968)
on U.S. Constitution, 57(3):6 (Sum 1995)
Vietnam War and, 48(3&4):4, 5, 9, 13, 17-18, 21-22 (Jul & Oct 1986)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):9 (Oct 1942)
weekly

activity of, 3(4):5 (Oct 1941)
first-1810s, 23(3):4 (Jul 1961)See also Gazette

on Woman's State Temperance Society, 57(3):15 (Sum 1995)

quoted, 57(3):12-13 (Sum 1995)

World War I and

attitudes toward, 39(4):5 (Oct 1977)
Paderewski address on, 57(1):16, 22 (Win 1995)
on Polish recruiting, 57(1):13 (Win 1995)

World War II and

carriers' parade, 55(4):6 (Fall 1993)
on Cobbs Hill POW camp, 56(3):5 (Sum 1994)
defense stamp drive, 55(4):6 (Fall 1993)
on Italian versus German POWs, 56(3):9-10 (Sum 1994)
public school censorship and-WWII, 55(4):9 (Fall 1993)
on snow removal by POWs, 56(3):16 (Sum 1994)
on WWII child evacuees, quoted, 55(4):24-35 (Fall 1993)

YMCA Weekly, founding-1930, 16(1):22 (Jan 1954)

Newsstands, 37(2):20 (Apr 1975)

newspaper Extra at, on end of World War II, 61(3&4):27, 28 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)

New Theology Movement, 40(4):1, 9-10 (Oct 1978)See also Adams, Reverend Myron
Newton, Aaron

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Newton Clark Professor of Christian Theology, 22(2):22 (Apr 1960)
Newton, T.

donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

New Voters' Festivals (Boston, MA), 9(4):5 (Oct 1947)
New Windsor, NY

Latta farm & business, 45(3&4):10 (Jul & Oct 1983)

New Year's Day

baseball game-1800s, 52(3):19 (Sum 1990); 62(2):23 illus caption (Spr 2000)
traditions, 1(2):20 (Apr 1939); 3(3):22 (Jul 1941); 18(2):18 (Apr 1956)

New York. See New York City; New York State
New York (side-wheeler)

management, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
rapids run-1860s, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
size and value-1850s, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)

New York Agricultural Society

secretary, Henry O'Reilly, 7(1):15 (Jan 1945)

New York, Albany and Buffalo Electric Magnetic Telegraph Company, 59(4):6-7 (Fall 1997)

Tichenor telegram sent via, 59(4):15 illus (Fall 1997)

New York and Erie Railroad, 30(4):7 (Oct 1968)

bridge over Upper Falls near Portage, 56(4):24 photo (Fall 1994)
bridges over Genesee River

Camp Fitz-John Porter near, 66(3):14-17 (Sum 2004)
Letchworth Gorge, photograph, 68(1&2):22 (Win & Spr 2006)
near Cottage Street, 66(3):10 photo (Sum 2004)

competition, 30(4):8, 10, 13-14, 16 (Oct 1968)
factory site, purchase of, 40(1):17 (Jan 1978)
Genesee Valley Canal and, 56(4):15-16 (Fall 1994)
Jemison grave site tour via-1870s, 68(1&2):23 (Win & Spr 2006)
labor disputes/negotiations, 30(4):19 (Oct 1968)
officers/directors, 30(4):13 (Oct 1968)
operation and service, 19(3):4, 6 (Jul 1957); 23(1):12 (Jan 1961); 30(4):9, 12, 13-14, 16, 17, 22-23 (Oct 1968); 33(3):15 (Jul 1971)

to baseball games-1800s, 63(1):11 (Win 2001)
cessation of passenger service, 14(1):4 (Jan 1952)
excursion trains, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)

to Portage and Jemison grave site-1870s, 68(1&2):23-25 (Win & Spr 2006)

expansion-1870s, 2(3):9 (Jul 1940)
subway and, 36(2):5, 13 (Apr 1974)
theater specials, 28(4):5 (Oct 1966)

personnel

Furman, William, 68(1&2):23 (Win & Spr 2006)
Marsh, Frank, 68(1&2):23 (Win & Spr 2006)
White, G. C., 36(2):19 (Apr 1974)

roundhouse location, 30(2):10 (Apr 1968)
station/depot, 30(4):16, 21, 22 (Oct 1968)

construction, 27(3):10 (Jul 1965)

subway construction/operation and, 36(2):5, 13, 19 (Apr 1974)
tracks, raising of-early 1900s, 58(3):10 (Sum 1996)
world's fair and-early 1900s, 26(3):12 (Jul 1964)

New York and Kentucky Company

Duffy, James P. B. and, 41(4):15 (Oct 1979)

New York and Mississippi Valley Printing Telegraph Company

founders, 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)

New York Association of Commercial Travelers, 24(4):4, 9 (Oct 1962)
New York Bank

merger history, 49(2):18 (Apr 1987)

New York Baptist Union for Ministerial Education

appropriations, 31(3):2, 3 (Jul 1969)
instructor, 31(3):6 (Jul 1969)
reports, 31(3):10 (Jul 1969)
scholarships, 31(3):4 (Jul 1969)
secretary, Zenas Freeman, 31(3):5-6, 20 (Jul 1969)

New York Bureau of Municipal Research

city relief measures, study-1910s, 20(4):2 (Oct 1958)

New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. See New York Central Railroad
New York Central Railroad

accidents. See Trains
accidents/fatalities, 30(4):11, 15, 21 (Oct 1968); 33(1):5, 6 (Jan 1971); 35(4):5-6 (Oct 1973); 59(4):14-16 (Fall 1997)
Andrews syndicate and, 31(1):12 (Jan 1969)
branch lines

electrification, local, 24(4):13-14 (Oct 1962)
Niagara Falls, 41(3):16 (Jul 1979)
West Shore line, 61(2):6 photo (Spr 1999)

commercial (freight) service

rates, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941); 24(4):10, 11 (Oct 1962)
service, 11(3&4):19 (Jul 1949)
yards, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941); 34(2):12 (Apr 1972)

competition, 30(4):8, 10, 13-14, 17, 24 (Oct 1968)
directors/trustees/personnel, 11(3&4):20 (Jul 1949); 30(4):7, 8 (Oct 1968); 33(1):11 (Jan 1971)

Field, Joseph-mid 1800s, 26(1):12 (Jan 1964)
Fisher, Charles H., 33(1):11 (Jan 1971)
Gould, Jacob-mid 1800s, 26(1):5 (Jan 1964)
O'Brien, Joseph J., 41(4):18 (Oct 1979)
Ostertag, Harold C., 41(4):20 (Oct 1979)
Parker, Frederick Ely, 17(3):2 (Jul 1955)
Tichenor, Henry J., 59(4):14 (Fall 1997)
Vanderbilt, Cornelius. See Vanderbilt, Commodore Cornelius
Whitney, George J., 24(4):3 (Oct 1962)

formation-1850s, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941); 11(2):7, 10 (Apr 1949); 16(4):9 (Oct 1954); 30(4):7 (Oct 1968); 37(3):14 (Jul 1975)
headquarters, moved to Rochester, 12(1):6-7 (Jan 1950)
labor disputes/negotiations, 30(4):19, 21 (Oct 1968)
litigation, switching case, 24(4):22 (Oct 1962)
mergers/acquisitions, 19(3):14, 21 (Jul 1957); 30(4):7, 14, 17, 19, 20, 23, 25 (Oct 1968); 33(1):4 (Jan 1971)

Buffalo & Rochester Railway, 26(1):12 (Jan 1964)
Rochester Railway and Light Company/RG&E, 60(4):14 (Fall 1998)

as monopoly, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941)
in Near Northeast District

elevated tracks and underpasses, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967)
facilities, relocation-1870s, 29(2):4-5 (Apr 1967)
Genesee Gorge spur, 29(2):5-6 (Apr 1967)
land development and-1800s, 29(2):3 (Apr 1967)

Ontario Beach Park and

boardwalk construction-1880s, 75(1):7 (Spring 2013)
quoted, on Ontario Beach Improvement Company, 75(1):24 (Spring 2013)

operation and service, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954); 19(3):13 (Jul 1957); 23(1):12 (Jan 1961); 30(4):7-18 passim, 21, 22, 23-25 (Oct 1968); 33(1):1, 2, 17 (Jan 1971); 33(3):13-14, 15 (Jul 1971)

civic problems with, 7(4):13 (Oct 1945)
consolidation of lines-1850s, 4(2):21 (Apr 1942)
Erie Canal and, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
Lake Ontario Steamboat Company, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
lumber yards and, 40(1):17 (Jan 1978)
Rochester to Charlotte, 75(1):4 (Spring 2013)
route map, 27(3):3 (Jul 1965)
utility right of ways, 19(3):16 (Jul 1957)

stations. See New York Central Railroad Station
stockholder, Henry Dayton Silver, 15(4):12 (Oct 1953)
subway construction/operation and, 36(2):5, 6, 13 (Apr 1974)
tracks, 13(4):15 (Oct 1951)

accidental jumping of-early 1900s, 17(1):15 (Jan 1955)
airplane flight along-1911, 61(3&4):10 (Sum & Fall 1999)
connections, with other lines, 5(3):10 (Jul 1943); 13(4):18 (Oct 1951)
doubling, 30(4):7, 24 (Oct 1968); 33(1):3, 6-7 (Jan 1971)
elevation-late 1800s, 6(4):2 (Oct 1944); 11(2):13 (Apr 1949); 17(1):11 (Jan 1955); 26(1):17 (Jan 1964); 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 28(4):13-14 (Oct 1966); 30(4):15, 21 (Oct 1968); 33(1):1-24 (Jan 1971); 34(2):11 (Apr 1972)
in Frankfort, 50(3):10 (Jul 1988)
industry along, 12(2&3):9 (Apr 1950); 13(4):23 (Oct 1951)
opening, 27(1):4 (Jan 1965)

Vanderbilt family and. See Vanderbilt, Commodore Cornelius; Vanderbilt, William H.
world's fairs and, 26(3):12, 21 (Jul 1964)

New York Central Railroad Station

Brighton facilities, 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)
first (Mill Street, 1854-1883), 5(3):17-19 (Jul 1943)

Civil War activity, 23(1):6 (Jan 1961)
commercial activity nearby, 34(2):8 (Apr 1972)
construction, 30(4):8 (Oct 1968)
inadequacies and abandonment, 34(2):19, 20 (Apr 1972)
location, 28(1):7 (Jan 1966); 40(1):19 (Jan 1978)
relocation, 27(3):9 (Jul 1965); 28(1):8 (Jan 1966)

fountain, need for, 14(1):17 (Jan 1952)
photographs/illustrations, 5(3):17 () (Jul 1943); 29(4):centerfold (Oct 1967); 30(4):centerfold (Oct 1968)
reconstruction, 14(1):9 (Jan 1952)
second (St. Paul Street, 1883-1913), 18(1):14-16 (Jan 1956); 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 34(2):11-12 (Apr 1972)

construction, 11(2):13 (Apr 1949)
as division headquarters, 30(4):21 (Oct 1968)
fire-fighters' arrival-early 1900s, 38(2&3):21 (Apr & Jul 1976)
inadequacies, 34(2):20 (Apr 1972)
location, 26(4):17 (Oct 1964)
move to, 13(4):16 (Oct 1951)
replacement plans-early 1900s, 26(4):17 (Oct 1964)
Spanish ambassador at-1890s, 13(2):3-4 (Apr 1951)
Spanish-American War activity, 13(2):5, 8, 13 (Apr 1951)
Wilgus Plan and, 30(4):22 (Oct 1968)

third (Clinton Avenue, 1913-1959), 35(2):14 (Apr 1973)

architect, C. F. Bragdon as, 21(3):5 (Jul 1959); 26(2):12 (Apr 1964); 29(2):10 (Apr 1967); 29(4):1, 10 with illus, 11-12 (Oct 1967)
construction/design, 22(1):17 (Jan 1960); 29(2):10 (Apr 1967); 30(4):22 (Oct 1968)
location, 26(4):17, 19 (Oct 1964)
proposal, response to, 6(4):5 (Oct 1944)
sale, 29(2):11 (Apr 1967); 30(4):25 (Oct 1968)

New York City

anti-cruelty movement, origins in, 35(4):3 (Oct 1973)
Aqueduct Commission, engineer-1890s, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)
Arctic expedition rescuees in, 59(1):17 illus, 19 illus (Win 1997)
baseball clubs/games-1800s, 62(2):3 illus, 4 10, 11, 14, 17, 19 (Spr 2000); 63(1):5 (Win 2001); 63(2):22 (Spr 2001)See also specific team
as burial site of archbishop, 67(2):12 (Spr 2005)
child abuse, 35(4):9 (Oct 1973)
cholera epidemics and, 18(3):4 (Jul 1956)
Civil War

artillery units and, 66(3):18, 19 (Sum 2004)
draft riots-1860s, 53(2):5-7 (Spr 1991)

local militia and, 63(4):25 (Fall 2001)

rendezvous point, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)

Commissioner of Corrections, Katharine B. Davis as-1910s, 43(1):17-18 (Jan 1981)
dog pound revenue, 35(4):13 (Oct 1973)
famine relief

Irish and-1800s, 68(3):4, 5, 12, 13, 16 (Sum 2006)
Scottish and-1840s, 68(3):13 (Sum 2006)

Hochstein (David) recitals in, 56(3):19, 21, 22 (Sum 1994)
mayors, 43(1):17 (Jan 1981)
Moulthrop, Samuel P. visit to-1880s, 19(2):4 (Apr 1957)
municipal water supply

contamination, 39(3):4 (Jul 1977)
provision of, 39(3):3 (Jul 1977)
publications on, 39(3):1 (Jul 1977)

philanthropists, 18(3):5, 18 (Jul 1956)
politics

Barge Canal, Tammany support for, 37(3):15 (Jul 1975)
Socialist Party leftist manifesto-1910s, 39(4):18 (Oct 1977)
Tweed Ring, 40(2):10 (Apr 1978)

port collectors. See Port of New York
railroad construction projects, 33(1):15, 21 (Jan 1971)
residents

Douglass, Frederick and Anna, 67(3):9 (Sum 2005)
Harvey, Jacob, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)
Shelton, William Henry, 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)
Whitney, Edward Tompkins, 62(1):13 (Win 2000)

shoe trade, 15(2):4 (Apr 1953)
Silver, Henry Dayton and, 15(4):3 (Oct 1953)
snowfall/storms

1910s, 27(1):12 (Jan 1965)
1920s, 27(1):15 (Jan 1965)
snow removal, 27(1):9 (Jan 1965)

social institutions

Astor Library, 36(4):10 (Oct 1974)
Broadway Museum of P. T. Barnum, 62(1):18 (Win 2000)
city hall, 62(3):5 (Sum 2000)
daguerrean studios, 62(1):4, 5, 11 (Win 2000)
Home Hotel, Washington Gibbons at-1800s, 62(1):5 (Win 2000)
Jumel Mansion, curator and publication on-early 1900s, 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)
medical, 70(1):1 (Fall 2008)
Players Club, local member, 61(2):3 (Spr 1999)
Salmagundi Club in, 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)
St. Ann's Church-1800s, 64(1):4 (Win 2002)
St. Paul's Church, 62(3):5 (Sum 2000)
symphony orchestra, member, 58(4):4 (Fall 1996)

subway system, 36(2):10, 19 (Apr 1974)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):4-5 (Sum 2000)
trunk sewer use, 27(1):13 (Jan 1965)
Underground Railroad and, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005); 72(2):18n.6 (Fall 2010)
Upstate New York and, 21(1):2 (Jan 1959)
weather, 15(1):3 (Jan 1953)

New York City Club, 9(4):3 (Oct 1947)
New York City Custom House

layoffs-1870s, 2(4):3 (Oct 1940)

New York City Recreation Committee

secretaries, 11(1):16 (Jan 1949)

The New York Clipper (newspaper)

on baseball

competition-1800s, 63(2):5 (Spr 2001)
quoted-1800s, 62(2):5, 16 (Spr 2000); 64(4):20 (Fall 2002)
Sutton, Ezra biographical sketch and photograph, 63(1):6 (Win 2001)

New York Columbian (newspaper)

O'Reilly apprenticeship, 7(1):2-3 (Jan 1945)

New York Commercial Advertiser

Dewey, Charles A. articles, 8(3):4 (Jul 1946)
editor, William Leet Stone, 6(2):8 (Apr 1944)

New York Diocese of Catholic Church

McQuaid, Bishop Bernard J. at, 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)

New Yorker (magazine)

profile of Victor Gruen in-early 2000s, 69(1):7 (Spr 2007)

New York Evening Telegram (newspaper)

quote from Seth Green, 6(3):16 (Jul 1944)

New York Examiner (newspaper)

on denominational control of UR-1890s, 33(4):11-12, 14, 16 (Oct 1971)
editor Henry C. Vedder, 33(4):12 (Oct 1971)See also Vedder, Henry C.
Hill, David Jayne and, 33(4):11-12, 14, 16, 17-18 (Oct 1971)

New York Fire Insurance Exchange

state legislation affecting-1910s, 38(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1976)

New York Genesee Land Company

land speculators, 1(1):4 (Jan 1939)

New York Herald (newspaper)

Douglass, Frederick quoted on, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
editor-1880s, 68(3):15 (Sum 2006)
Irish famine relief and-1800s, 68(3):15-16, 17 (Sum 2006)
as transcontinental automobile trip sponsor, 12(1):3 (Jan 1950)

New York Historical Society, 6(2):7 (Apr 1944)

publications, 6(2):3 (Apr 1944)

New York History

"Diary of a One Horse Enterpriser: Up-State New York Fifty Years Ago" (1950s), 15(4):1 (Oct 1953)

New York in the War of the Rebellion by Frederick Phisterer, 63(4):6, 7, 9, 19-20 (Fall 2001)
New York Journal (newspaper)

local newspapers and-1890s, 13(1):6, 8 (Jan 1951)

New York Legal Aid Society

representative's City Club speech, 9(4):5 (Oct 1947)

New York Library Association

Barnes, Robert W., convention speech, 36(4):31 (Oct 1974)

New York Life Insurance Company

loans-1830s, 49(2):5 (Apr 1987)
regional office manager-mid 1800s, 7(2):5 (Apr 1945)

New York Lyceum library, 6(2):6 (Apr 1944)
New York Mail (newspaper)

on baseball, quoted-1800s, 64(4):14 (Fall 2002)

New York Manumission Society

Steward, Austin and, 72(2):6 (Fall 2010)

New York Mills

photograph, 46(3&4):3 (Jul & Oct 1984); 59(2):24 (Spr 1997)
production, 50(3):14 (Jul 1988)
at Upper Falls-c.1860 (engraving), 50(3):3 illus (Jul 1988)

New York Mission Society

Plymouth Church and, 40(4):21 (Oct 1978)
secretary, 40(4):20 (Oct 1978)

New York Navy Yard, 4(4):6 (Oct 1942)

Chauncey, Captain Isaac and, 4(4):6 (Oct 1942)

New York Observer

on daguerreotype, 62(1):3 (Win 2000)

New York Patriot (newspaper)

employee, Henry O'Reilly, 7(1):3 (Jan 1945)

New York Philharmonic, 29(1):23 (Jan 1967)

guest performance-early 1900s, 49(1):10 (Jan 1987)
member, local artist as, 29(1):5 (Jan 1967)

New York Polyclinic (NYC)

graduate, John Mallory Lee, 70(1):1 (Fall 2008)

New York Post-Graduate School of Medicine

graduate, John Mallory Lee, 70(1):1 (Fall 2008)

New York Power Authority

utility consortium, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)

New York Power Pool Consortium, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)
New York Prison Association

Wines, Enoch C. and, 34(1):12 (Jan 1972)

New York Public Library

holdings on Alsace (France), 52(2):7, 24 (Spr 1990)

New York Recorder

editor, Martin B. Anderson, 21(3):4 (Jul 1959)

New York Renaissance (basketball team)

local opponent, 58(1):4 (Win 1996)

New York School for the Deaf (Fanwood, NY)

deaf education-1820s, 64(1):3-4, 6 (Win 2002)

New York School of Social Work

associate, Henry W. Thurston, 20(4):6 (Oct 1958)

New York Senate Documents (1912)

Wagner Commission report and, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)

New York Soldiers in the Civil War: A Roster of Military Officers and Soldiers who Served in New York Regiments in the Civil War as Listed in the Annual Reports of the Adjutant General of the State of New York by Richard A. Wilt, 63(4):3-4, 15 (Fall 2001)
New York State

agricultural successes-mid 1800s, 45(3&4):17 (Jul & Oct 1983)
aid, to education. See Education
colonial era

currency, value in pounds-1780s, 1(1):8-9 (Jan 1939)
forts, clergy/missionaries at, 38(4):12, 16 (Oct 1976)
governors, 38(4):6, 15 (Oct 1976)
Iroquois Confederacy and. See Iroquois Confederacy
upstate land rights, ownership disputes-1700s, 1(1):3 (Jan 1939)

constitutional conventions. See New York State Constitution
eastern region of, map-early 1800s, 62(3):28 (Sum 2000)
Erie Canal route across, 62(3):24-25 map (Sum 2000)
geology, 54(4):6, 7, 11, 16 (Fall 1992); 55(1):3, 8-9 (Win 1993)
government. See New York State government
historical markers, 66(3):3, 8 photo (Sum 2004)See also Historical markers
Irish famine relief committee-1840s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
lawsuit against, by mill owners', 56(4):9 (Fall 1994)
maps

eastern region-early 1800s, 62(3):28 (Sum 2000)
northeastern region-1820s, 62(4):28 (Fall 2000)
Underground Railroad routes, 67(4):1 (Fall 2005)
western region-early 1800s, 4(4):7 (Oct 1942); 62(3):24-25 (Sum 2000)

migrations to Rochester, 1(3):3 (Jul 1939)
Military Tract, Revolutionary War veterans and, 42(2):1 (Apr 1980)
military volunteers. See New York State National Guard; New York Volunteers
northeastern region of-1820s, 62(4):28 map (Fall 2000)
nursery industry, census data, mid-1800s, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Orphan Asylum Fund, Industrial School of Rochester and-1860s, 68(4):21 (Fall 2006)
port collectors. See Port of Genesee/Rochester; Port of New York
Redemptorist Bishop of-1830s, 63(3):5 (Sum 2001)
regents. See Regents, New York State Board of
Scrantom family origins, 27(1):2 (Jan 1965)
slavery in, 67(3):23n.22 (Sum 2005)

abolition of, 67(4):10 (Fall 2005); 71(1):10-11 with illus, 16, 20 (Spr 2009); 72(2):6 (Fall 2010)
population figures-early 1800s, 71(1):11 (Spr 2009)

townships, naming of, 42(2):1, 28n.1 (Apr 1980)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):1-28 (Sum 2000); 62(4):1-14, 24-28 (Fall 2000)
upstate regions of

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):1-28 (Sum 2000); 62(4):1-14, 24-28 (Fall 2000)
writings on, 10(4):2 (Oct 1948)

water resources and systems, 39(3):1-24 with illus (Jul 1977)

provision of, 39(3):3 (Jul 1977)
publications on, 39(3):1, 7, 8, 11, 12, 23 (Jul 1977)

weather, 15(1):3 (Jan 1953)
western region of

as "burnt/burned-over district"-1800s, 1(3):14 (Jul 1939); 43(4):18 (Oct 1981)
description-1800, 11(2):1 (Apr 1949)
land compromise-1786, 1(1):3 (Jan 1939)
land/treaty negotiations, 1(1):4 (Jan 1939)
maps-early 1800s, 4(4):7 (Oct 1942); 62(3):24-25 s (Sum 2000)
population-1800, 11(2):2 (Apr 1949)
settlers, geographic origins, 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)
state taxes, schools and, 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)

New York State Adjutant General

as research source, 52(2):25 (Spr 1990)

annual reports, 63(4):3-4, 15, 18 (Fall 2001)

New York State Advisory Council on Unemployment

member, Marion B. Folsom, 21(1):19 (Jan 1959)

New York State Agricultural and Industrial School

administrators, 34(1):18 (Jan 1972)

Moulthrop, Samuel Parker, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
treasurer-1910s, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)

building, 31(1):17 (Jan 1969)
construction and design, 34(1):17-18 (Jan 1972)
formerly State Industrial School, 34(1):17-18 (Jan 1972)
operation, 34(1):18-20 (Jan 1972)

schooling, 34(1):18, 19 (Jan 1972)
vacation release, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)
work assignments, 34(1):18, 19 (Jan 1972)
work release, 34(1):19 (Jan 1972)
WWII and, 34(1):19 (Jan 1972)

residents, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)
as successor to Western House of Refuge, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
water supply, 34(4):11 (Oct 1972)

New York State Agricultural Fairs. See New York State Fairs
New York State Archeological Association

Morgan chapter, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)

New York State Architects

award presentation to branch library-1950s, 23(4):23 (Oct 1961)

New York State Association for Retarded Children, Inc.

local chapter, 55(2):29 (Spr 1993)See also Association for Retarded Citizens
officers, 55(2):29 (Spr 1993)

New York State Association of Educators of the Deaf (NYSAED)

founder, 64(1):19 (Win 2002)

New York State Banker's Association

Brewster, Henry C. and, 41(4):8 (Oct 1979)

New York State Barge Canal. See Barge Canal System
New York State Baseball League

formation, 8(3):18 (Jul 1946)

New York State Board of Canals. See Canals, NYS Board of
New York State Board of Certification of Nurses

Lee Private Hospital and, 70(1):10 (Fall 2008)

New York State Board of Charities

investigation of Rochester Children's Aid Society-1920s, 20(4):9 (Oct 1958)

New York State Board of General Managers

world's fair and-1890s

appointment of women, 43(1):3 (Jan 1981)
fund domestic exhibit, 43(1):6 (Jan 1981)

New York State Board of Inspectors of Nurses' Training Schools

Lee Private Hospital and, 70(1):10 (Fall 2008)

New York State Board of Mediation and Arbitration

formation, 25(1):14 (Jan 1963)
horse car drivers' strike and-1880s, 30(3):6 (Jul 1968)
investigation, of clothing industry strike-1890s, 14(3):21-22 (Jun 1952); 22(3):9, 13, 19, 20-21 (Jul 1960)
shoe industry lockout and-late 1800s, 25(1):18-19 (Jan 1963)

New York State Board of Regents. See Regents, New York State Board of
New York State Board of Women Managers

appointment-1890s, 43(1):3 (Jan 1981)

New York State Canal Appraisers' Board

as mediator in canal ownership dispute, 56(4):9 (Fall 1994)

New York State Canal Commission. See Canal Commission of New York
New York State Cerebral Palsy

meeting, local delegate-1940s, 55(2):20 (Spr 1993)

New York State Civil Service

reviews Rochester's appointed offices, 31(1):3 (Jan 1969)

New York State Commissioners

court house site selection and, 37(2):3 (Apr 1975)

New York State Commission of Investigation

gambling investigation, 25(4):23 (Oct 1963)

New York State Commission on Human Rights

demonstration course, 25(4):26 (Oct 1963)

New York State Constitution

amendments

black suffrage, 23(1):3 (Jan 1961)See also Suffrage
"popular sovereignty," 35(1):7-8 (Jan 1973)
on railroad finance, 33(1):20 (Jan 1971)

conventions

anti-federal committee-1700s, 41(3):2 (Jul 1979)
attendee-1846, 41(3):12 (Jul 1979)
reform, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Genesee Valley Canal appropriations under, 56(4):8 (Fall 1994)
on municipal governments, 43(4):20 (Oct 1981)

New York State Council on the Arts

library grant, 36(4):35 (Oct 1974)

New York State Court of Claims

judge, Adolph J. Rodenbeck. See Rodenbeck, Adolph J.

New York State Daguerrean Association

local meeting-1850s, 17(2):4 (Apr 1955)

New York State Defense Council

formation-1940s, 5(1):3 (Jan 1943)
WWII activity, 5(1):6 (Jan 1943)

New York State Department of Education. See Education, NYS Department of
New York State Department of Parks and Recreation

Urban Cultural Parks and, 59(2):9, 10 (Spr 1997)

New York State Division of State Planning

metropolitan area analysis-1930s, 19(3):23 (Jul 1957)
regulatory efforts, 19(3):24 (Jul 1957)

New York State Drug and Alcohol Education Program

local participant, 55(2):14 (Spr 1993)

New York State Economic Council

censorship debate and-WWII, 55(4):9 (Fall 1993)

New York State Elk's Project, 55(2):22 (Spr 1993)
New York State Excise Commission

license revocations, 31(1):11 (Jan 1969)

New York State Factory Commission

investigation, sweatshop conditions, 22(3):16 (Jul 1960)

New York State Fairs

baseball competitions at-1800s, 63(2):5 (Spr 2001)
governing authority, Camp Hillhouse and-1860s, 66(3):11 (Sum 2004)
nursery/seed exhibits, 45(3&4):34, 36, 38 (Jul & Oct 1983)
in Rochester

1850s, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942); 40(3):16 (Jul 1978); 56(1):6 (Win 1994)
1860s, 28(1):8 (Jan 1966); 30(3):4 (Jul 1968); 66(3):1 photo, 11 (Sum 2004)

New York State Federation of Women's Clubs

Mary Gannett addresses-1909, 17(4):21 (Oct 1955)

New York State Fish Commission

member, Seth Green, 21(3):12 (Jul 1959)

New York State government. See also specific agencies/boards/commissions

abolition of slavery. See Slavery
assembly. See New York State Legislature
boards/commsisions/departments. See specific entity
budget, expenditure policy-1830s, 1(3):13 (Jul 1939)
censuses. See also Population figures/trends

nursery industry data, mid-1800s, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
population-1845, 25(3):2 (Jul 1963)

Civil War actions

bounties, 53(1):5, 16 (Win 1991)
volunteer vs. draft-military service, 53(1):18 (Win 1991)

constitution. See New York State Constitution
constitutional conventions. See New York State Constitution
executive branch

cabinet members, 41(3):9 (Jul 1979)
governors. See specific governor
gubernatorial candidates, 14(2):10, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23 (Apr 1952)

funding, of Rochester Public Employment Center, 61(1):9 (Win 1999)
health services/organizations

Association for Retarded Children, Inc., 55(2):29 (Spr 1993)
Cerebral Palsy, 55(2):20 (Spr 1993)
Department of Public Welfare, 20(4):15 (Oct 1958)
Drug and Alcohol Education Program, 55(2):14 (Spr 1993)
Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disability (OMRDD), 55(2):34 (Spr 1993)
State Hospital. See State Hospital

Industrial Commissioner, Frances Perkins, 61(1):9, 12 (Win 1999)
Insurance Department

creation, 38(2&3):36 (Apr & Jul 1976)
function, 38(2&3):36-38 (Apr & Jul 1976)

judicial branch

constabulary proposal, 25(4):10 (Oct 1963)
judges, 41(3):13 (Jul 1979)
Supreme Court. See Supreme Court

legislative branch. See New York State Legislature
lieutenant governors, 43(2&3):2 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Selden, Henry R., 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)

parole officer, Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey, 42(1):20 (Jan 1980)
regents. See Regents, New York State Board of
relief work projects, local funding, 20(4):13 (Oct 1958)
retirement system, public library and, 23(4):6 (Oct 1961)
State Highway Plan, city streets and-early 1900s, 36(2):2 (Apr 1974)
unemployment insurance

compulsory concept, 61(1):12 (Win 1999)
legislation for, 61(1):16-17 (Win 1999)
Social Security Act of 1935 and, 61(1):16 (Win 1999)

New York State Grammar School Principals Association

officer, Samuel P. Moulthrop, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)

New York State Guide, 35(3):2 (Jul 1973)
New York State Historical Association

convention, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)
officers/members

Moulthrop, Samuel P.-early 1900s, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)
Parker, Arthur C.-1940s, 17(3):14 (Jul 1955)

publication, A Manual for History Museums, 17(3):14 (Jul 1955)

New York State Indian Commissioner

Parker, Arthur C.-1910s, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)

New York State Indian Welfare Society

president, Arthur C. Parker, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)

New York State Industrial Commissioner

transit strike and-1950s, 30(3):21 (Jul 1968)

New York State Industrial School. See also Western House of Correction/Refuge

administrators/staff, 34(1):16 (Jan 1972)

Moulthrop, Samuel P., 19(2):4, 5 (Apr 1957)
O'Brien, John H., 60(2):10 (Spr 1998)

a.k.a.

State Agricultural and Industrial School, 34(1):18 (Jan 1972)
Western House of Refuge, 19(2):4 (Apr 1957); 34(1):1, 15 (Jan 1972)

locations, 34(1):1-2, 17 (Jan 1972)
Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)
as prison, proposal-early 1900s, 23(4):2-3 (Oct 1961)
reformatory objectives

cottage/family structure, 34(1):17 (Jan 1972)
release programs-1890s, 34(1):16 (Jan 1972)

resident, Lizzie O'Neil, 35(4):11 (Oct 1973)
site

locations, 6(4):7 (Oct 1944); 60(2):10 (Spr 1998)
municipal acquisition and use-1900s, 11(1):15 (Jan 1949); 23(4):3 (Oct 1961); 34(4):10, 11-12 (Oct 1972); 48(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1986)
subsequent use-early 1900s, 24(3):28, 32 (Jul 1962); 75(2):13-14 (Fall 2013)

trustee, 7(2):19 (Apr 1945)

New York State Institution for Deaf Mutes

president, 28(1):16 (Jan 1966)

New York State Legislature

abolition of slavery. See Slavery
alien labor, prohibition against hiring of, 14(3):7 (Jun 1952)
Antimasonic Party and, 2(2):20-21 (Apr 1940)
anti-monopoly legislation, 38(2&3):27 (Apr & Jul 1976)
aqueduct construction, 11(3&4):3, 14 (Jul 1949); 37(2):7 (Apr 1975); 37(3):8 (Jul 1975)
assembly

Document, on aqueduct-1830s, 37(3):6, 8 (Jul 1975)
elections, Erie Canal enlargement and, 37(3):9 (Jul 1975)
Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
members, 21(3):16, 17, 24 (Jul 1959); 22(2):2-3, 5, 14 (Apr 1960); 26(1):2-18 passim (Jan 1966); 28(1):22 (Jan 1966); 31(1):5 (Jan 1969); 40(2):3 (Apr 1978); 41(3):1-24 passim (Jul 1979); 41(4):1-24 passim (Oct 1979)
Rhees, Rush and, 58(4):16 (Fall 1996)

Brighton, and annexation of, 35(1):8-9 (Jan 1973)
building inspectors, appointment, 27(4):3 (Oct 1965)
canal construction and, 11(3&4):3, 14 (Jul 1949)

Barge Canal, 37(3):15 (Jul 1975)
Erie Canal, 21(1):5 (Jan 1959); 42(4):14 (Oct 1980); 72(1):2, 3, 14, 25n.4, 26n.19 (Spr 2010)
Stop Law and, 37(3):12 (Jul 1975)
survey appropriations, 37(3):4 (Jul 1975)

charitable organizations, legislation on-1910, 23(2):3 (Apr 1961)
Charlotte annexation and-1910s, 37(1):17-18 (Jan 1975)
charters

ASPCA, 35(4):2 (Oct 1973)
bank, 2(2):5-6 (Apr 1940); 49(2):3-19 passim (Apr 1987)
to City of Rochester. See City charters
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):16 (Spr 2005)
to Rochesterville. See Rochester, Village of
transportation, 30(3):2-3, 8 (Jul 1968); 30(4):3, 4, 5, 17 (Oct 1968)

Committee of Safety, 41(3):2 (Jul 1979)
Committee on Railroads, local petition to, 1832-1852, 45(3&4):20 (Jul & Oct 1983)
constitutional amendments. See New York State Constitution
education legislation

1850, 31(2):4 (Apr 1969)
1920s, war service records and, 51(1):8 (Win 1989)
on colleges, 41(3):3 (Jul 1979)
directives and policies-WWII, 55(4):4 (Fall 1993)

Environmental Quality Bond Act, 59(2):10 (Spr 1997)
equal pay legislation-1940s, 66(2):19 (Spr 2004)
Fairbank, Nathaniel K. on, 40(3):13 (Jul 1978)
funding, of local projects

buildings, 19(3):23 (Jul 1957)
health-related, 55(2):5, 13, 34 (Spr 1993)
highways, 19(3):29 (Jul 1957)
subsidizes library services-mid 1900s, 23(4):17 (Oct 1961)

gambling legislation, 38(2&3):37 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Genesee Valley Canal and

corruption charges, 56(4):7-8 (Fall 1994)
petitions and authorization, 56(4):4, 5, 6 (Fall 1994)

Hatch-Metcalf Act, 35(4):21 (Oct 1973)
Higbie-Armstrong bill, 12(1):5 (Jan 1950)
incorporation legislation

Academy of the Sacred Heart-mid 1800s, 65(4):10 (Fall 2003)
business organization and-1830s, 45(3&4):14 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Inland Lock Navigation Company, 37(3):4 (Jul 1975)

insurance industry, legislation, 38(2&3):36, 37, 38, 4n.94 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):5, 11(Sum 2006)
labor union, legislation and, 22(3):30 (Jul 1960)
land/treaty negotiations-l700s, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939)
library trustees, authorization-1910s, 23(4):3 (Oct 1961)
mayoral elections, required by-mid 1800s, 26(1):8 (Jan 1964)
members, 14(2):2 (Apr 1952); 41(3):3-18 (Jul 1979); 41(4):7-23 (Oct 1979)See also New York State Legislature — assembly
Merritt Committee investigations-early 1900s, 38(2&3):37-38, 46nn.94, 97 (Apr & Jul 1976)
military regiments proportioned by-Civil War, 63(4):20 (Fall 2001)
and mineral rights on UR River Campus, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)
Monroe County, and formation of-early 1800s, 23(3):5 (Jul 1961); 33(2):2-5 (Apr 1971); 47(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1985)

petition, 42(4):14 (Oct 1980)

Niagara River legislation, 39(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Old-Age Security Act (1930), 20(4):14, 21 (Oct 1958)
Parole Commission, formation, 43(1):18 (Jan 1981)
penal/correctional legislation

on commitment of young offenders-1850s, 34(1):13 (Jan 1972)
on prison-made goods, 34(1):21 (Jan 1972)
State Commission of Correction, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)
State Prison Commission-1870s. See State Prison Commission
on Western House of Refuge-1840s, 34(1):6 (Jan 1972)

People's Party and-1820s, 2(2):6-9 (Apr 1940)
Personal Liberty bill-1850s, 15(3):11 (Jul 1953)
petitions to, 29(3):5, 8, 11 (Jun 1967)

for bank charter, 29(3):8, 11 (Jun 1967)
to form new county, 29(3):5, 8, 11 (Jun 1967)
for Main Street Bridge, 3(2):4 (Apr 1941)
Rochester, Col. Nathaniel and, 29(3):11 (Jun 1967)
for village charter, 29(3):5 (Jun 1967)

physician regulations-1840s, 32(4):2 (Oct 1970)
poor, legislation affecting, 33(2):7 (Apr 1971)
property rights for women, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)
Public Service Commission, rate reduction-1930s, 39(3):13 (Jul 1977)
Public Welfare Law-1929, 20(4):15 (Oct 1958)
railroad legislation, 30(4):2, 18 (Oct 1968)
senators, 21(3):16 (Jul 1959); 32(2):14 (Apr 1970)

Andrews, Samuel G., position with, 26(1):7 (Jan 1964)
Genesee Valley Canal and, 56(4):7 (Fall 1994)
Parsons, Cornelius R., 22(2):15 (Apr 1960)
Schermerhorn, Abraham M., position with, 26(1):5 (Jan 1964)
Thatcher, John B., 43(1):5 (Jan 1981)

sericulture and, 45(3&4):29 (Jul & Oct 1983)
taxation of state property, 37(3):12 (Jul 1975)
Urban Cultural Park system, 59(2):9-10 (Spr 1997)
urban government and-mid 1900s, 19(3):2 (Jul 1957)
U.S. congressional districts, and formation of, 41(3):1 (Jul 1979); 41(4):2 (Oct 1979)See also U.S. Congress
Van Buren, Martin as leader of, 21(2):15 (Apr 1959)
voting restrictions

property requirements-1800s, 46(1&2):24 (Jan & Apr 1984)
rights-1820s, 1(3):4 (Jul 1939)

water supplies legislation

for Albany, 39(3):6, 9 (Jul 1977)
for Syracuse, 39(3):15, 17 (Jul 1977)
for Utica, 39(3):10, 11, 14 (Jul 1977)

welfare legislation-1940s, 20(4):21 (Oct 1958)
woman's suffrage and, 57(4):10-11 (Fall 1995)

New York State Militia. See Militia companies; specific company
New York State Motor Federation

road sign campaign, 19(3):18 (Jul 1957)

New York State Museum

location, 18(4):14 (Oct 1956)
publications, 17(3):7 (Jul 1955)

New York State National Guard

7th Division, member, 26(1):16 (Jan 1964)
54th Regiment. See 54th Regiment, NYS Militia/National Guard
101st Separate Company, formation-1890s, 13(2):7 (Apr 1951)
108th Separate Company, formation-1890s, 13(2):7 (Apr 1951)
flour bag bombing of-early 1900s, 61(3&4):10-11 (Sum & Fall 1999)
official musical organization, 29(1):10 (Jan 1967)
race riots and-1960s, 64(3):27 (Sum 2002)
readiness, during labor strikes-1890s, 14(3):9 (Jun 1952)
snow removal-1940s, 56(3):14 (Sum 1994)
Spanish-American War and, 13(2):3, 4-5, 7, 8 (Apr 1951)

New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disability

local funding, 55(2):34 (Spr 1993)

New York State Parliament of Religion

Gannett, William and, 17(4):3 (Oct 1955)

New York State Police

draft registration preparations-1910s, 39(4):8-9 (Oct 1977)
as escort for POWs-WWII, 56(3):6 (Sum 1994)
Warner, John Adams at, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980); 56(3):18 (Sum 1994); 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)

New York State Public Service Commission, 31(1):13 (Jan 1969)

local activity-early 1900s, 31(1):16 (Jan 1969)

New York State Railways, 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)

acquisitions, 30(4):23 (Oct 1968)
bankruptcy, 36(2):15 (Apr 1974)
controlling interests, 30(3):16, 17-18 (Jul 1968)
operation, service, and fares, 30(3):13, 17 (Jul 1968)
subway operation, 30(3):18 (Jul 1968); 36(2):12, 13 (Apr 1974)

New York State Sunday School movement

banner city, 11(2):6 (Apr 1949)

New York State Superintendent of Public Works

appointees, 28(1):22 (Jan 1966)

New York State Supreme Court

judges

Rodenbeck, Adolph J., 31(1):7 (Jan 1969)See also Rodenbeck, Adolph J.
Selden, Samuel L., 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)See also Selden, Samuel Lee

railroad decisions, 33(1):18 (Jan 1971)

New York State Teachers Association

employment of communists, stance on, 31(2):20 (Apr 1969)
nature study section-early 1900s, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)
salary increase campaign, 31(2):18 (Apr 1969)

New York State Thruway

negotiations, 11(2):24 (Apr 1949)
tourist trade effects, 31(4):23 (Oct 1969)

New York State University. See City University of New York; State University of New York
New York State Volunteers (military units). See New York State National Guard; New York Volunteers
New York State Woman's Suffrage Association, 10(2&3):17 (Jul 1948)

officer, 7(2):17 (Apr 1945)

New York Stock Exchange

American Tobacco Company on, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)

New York Sun (newspaper)

reporter, Arthur Parker, quoted, 17(3):5 (Jul 1955)

New York Symphony, 29(1):23 (Jan 1967)

guest performance-early 1900s, 49(1):10 (Jan 1987)

New York Temperance Society

almanac distribution and, 3(1):4 (Jan 1941)

New York Times (newspaper), 52(1):15 (Win 1990)

on children's evacuation, quoted-WWII, 55(4):25-26, 29-30, 31 (Fall 1993)
Douglass, Frederick quoted in, 67(4):20 (Fall 2005)
on Hochstein, David, quoted, 56(3):21, 22 (Sum 1994)
interview with George Eastman, quoted-1920, 42(3):15 (Jul 1980)
on Manchester train wreck, quoted, 56(2):18 (Spr 1994)
on political bolters, 2(4):14 (Oct 1940)
public library holdings, 23(4):13 (Oct 1961)
on urban government-mid 1900s, 19(3):2 (Jul 1957)

New York Tribune (newspaper), 10(2&3):7 (Jul 1948)

fruit and produce prices in-1850s, 45(3&4):39 (Jul & Oct 1983)
on local relief efforts-Spanish-American War, 13(2):10 (Apr 1951)

New York University. See City University of New York; State University of New York
New York, U.S.S.

local assignees-Spanish-American War, 13(2):24 (Apr 1951)

New York Volunteers (military units)

1st Regiment

Battery L. See Reynold's Battery L, First New York Light Artillery
Battery M, formation and commander-1860s, 66(3):22n.7 (Sum 2004)

3rd Regiment, Companies A & H-Spanish-American War, 13(2):4-5, 7, 8, 11-13 (Apr 1951)

deaths, 13(2):11, 17 (Apr 1951)
flour bag bombing, 61(3&4):10-11 (Sum & Fall 1999)
mustering out and homecoming, 13(2):12-13 (Apr 1951)
recruits failing physical exam, roster of, 13(2):20 (Apr 1951)
rosters, 13(2):18-19, 20 (Apr 1951)

4th Regiment, at Harper's Ferry-Civil War, 53(1):18-19 (Win 1991)
7th Battery, enlistees and action-Spanish-American War, 13(2):9, 14, 21 (Apr 1951)
8th Cavalry Regiment (Irish Brigade)

at Camp Hillhouse-1860s, 66(3):7 (Sum 2004)

commander, 66(3):7 (Sum 2004)
departure, 66(3):10-11 (Sum 2004)
recruitment and training, 66(3):7-9 (Sum 2004)

Civil War service, 66(3):21 (Sum 2004)

13th Regiment

Civil War service, 2(3):5-6 (Jul 1940); 23(1):5-6, 8, 15-16 (Jan 1961); 28(1):3 (Jan 1966); 41(1&2):44, 45n.3 (Jan & Apr 1979); 53(1):9-11 (Win 1991); 53(2):4 (Spr 1991); 65(2):4 (Spr 2003); 66(3):4-5, 14 (Sum 2004)
formation-1860s, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)
known as

"Bloody Thirteenth," 24(3):16 (Jul 1962)
"Rochester Regiment," 53(1):9-10 (Win 1991)

members, 20(1):6 (Jan 1958); 22(2):13 (Apr 1960); 24(3):23 (Jul 1962); 63(4):21 (Fall 2001); 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)
quarters, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)
success of, 19(4):8 (Oct 1957)

14th Regiment

at Camp Genesee-1860s, 66(3):17-19, 21 (Sum 2004)
Civil War service, 66(3):21 (Sum 2004)
commander-1860s, 66(3):19 (Sum 2004)
member arrest, Lt. Charles A. Vedder, 66(3):18 (Sum 2004)

18th Regiment, member, John Allen-1800s, 26(1):10 (Jan 1964)
22nd Cavalry regiment, at Camp Hillhouse-1860s, 66(3):7 (Sum 2004)

arrests, 66(3):20 (Sum 2004)
departure, 66(3):21 (Sum 2004)
homicide, 66(3):20-21 (Sum 2004)

27th Regiment, soldier's correspondence-Civil War, 53(1):20 (Win 1991)
54th Regiment. See 54th Regiment, NYS Militia/National Guard
94th Regiment

Civil War service, 19(4):8 (Oct 1957)

105th Regiment

formation-1860s, 66(3):7 (Sum 2004)
Irish Brigade (Civil War)

arrests in, 66(3):10 (Sum 2004)
recruitment, training, and departure, 66(3):9-11 (Sum 2004)

members and Civil War service, 19(4):7 (Oct 1957)

108th Regiment

Civil War service, 23(1):15 (Jan 1961); 24(3):16 (Jul 1962); 53(1):11 (Win 1991); 65(2):3 (Spr 2003); 66(3):21 (Sum 2004)

at Antietam, 65(2):5-7, 21 illus (Spr 2003)
at Camp Fitz-John Porter, 66(3):14, 15-16 (Sum 2004)
at Chancellorsville, 65(2):11 (Spr 2003)
at Fredericksburg, 65(2):7-10, 19 illus (Spr 2003)
at Gettysburg, 65(2):11-14, 20 illus (Spr 2003)
at Morton's Ford, 65(2):14 (Spr 2003)
at Petersburg and Appomattox, 65(2):15-16 (Spr 2003)
at Spotsylvania, 65(2):15 (Spr 2003)

Company F

at Antietam, 65(2):6-7, 21 illus (Spr 2003)
founding-1860s, 65(2):5 (Spr 2003)
at Fredericksburg, 65(2):7-10, 19 illus (Spr 2003)
members, 65(2):5, 6 (Spr 2003)

Company G, 41(4):4 (Oct 1979)
Company I, members-Civil War, 63(4):21 (Fall 2001)
founding-1860s, 65(2):4, 5 (Spr 2003)
historical sketch of, 65(2):1-28 (Spr 2003)
members, 20(1):6 (Jan 1958); 63(4):21 (Fall 2001); 66(3):14, 16 (Sum 2004)
officers, 65(2):5, 11, 17 (Spr 2003)

126th Regiment-Civil War

at Gettysburg, 65(2):12-13, 20 illus, 26n51 (Spr 2003)
at Harper's Ferry, 66(3):23n.12 (Sum 2004)
at Petersburg, Captain Morris Brown in, 65(2):26n51 (Spr 2003)

138th Regiment-Civil War enlistees, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
140th Regiment

Civil War service, 2(3):6 (Jul 1940); 23(1):15, 16 (Jan 1961); 23(3):12 (Jul 1961); 24(3):16 (Jul 1962); 25(3):5 (Jul 1963); 53(1):11, 19 (Win 1991); 66(3):21 (Sum 2004)

at Camp Fitz-John Porter, 66(3):14 (Sum 2004)
Wilderness Campaign, 73(2):2 (Fall 2011)

Company B

living history organization-2001, 63(4):21 (Fall 2001)
members-Civil War, 63(4):21 (Fall 2001)

formation, 41(3):17 (Jul 1979)
known as "Rochester Regiment," 19(4):8 (Oct 1957)
living history organization, 63(4):21 (Fall 2001)
members, 19(4):7, 8 (Oct 1957); 20(1):6 (Jan 1958); 63(4):21, 22 (Fall 2001)
regimental history of, 63(4):20 (Fall 2001)

151st Regiment

Armbruster, Julius in-1860s, 63(4):4, 13, 28-29 illus (Fall 2001)
Civil War actions, 63(4):6-7, 9-10, 30 illus (Fall 2001)
Company E

Armbruster, Julius in, 63(4):4, 6, 7, 10, 28-29 illus (Fall 2001)
national origins of, 63(4):7 (Fall 2001)
recruiter for, Captain Peter Imo, 63(4):7 (Fall 2001)

formation-1806s, 63(4):6 (Fall 2001)
research sources for, 63(4):4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 22 (Fall 2001)

202nd Regiment, Company I enlistees and action-Spanish-American War, 13(2):9, 14-15, 22, 24 (Apr 1951)
Adjutant General Annual Reports resource on, 63(4):3-4, 15, 18 (Fall 2001)
artillery units

Civil War, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996); 66(3):17-19, 22n.7 (Sum 2004)

18th Independent "Black Horse" Artillery Battery, 66(3):14, 16, 21 (Sum 2004)
Battery D, First New York Light Artillery, 73(2):7 (Fall 2011)
Battery G, First New York Light Artillery, 73(2):2 (Fall 2011)
Battery L. See Reynold's Battery L, First New York Light Artillery
Battery M, First New York Light Artillery, 66(3):22n.7 (Sum 2004)
NYS resource on, 63(4):15n.3, 18n.3 (Fall 2001)
size and mission, 66(3):18 (Sum 2004)

Spanish-American War, 7th Battery, New York Light Artillery, 13(2):9, 14, 21 (Apr 1951)

Civil War

casualties/fatalities, 63(4):7, 25 (Fall 2001); 65(2):8-9, 12, 13-14, 25n49 (Spr 2003); 66(3):3, 21, 24n.38 (Sum 2004)
funding, 53(1):16 (Win 1991)
newspapers on, 53(1):14, 16 (Win 1991)
recruitment, 23(1):5, 7, 15 (Jan 1961); 53(1):17 (Win 1991); 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)
regiment formation, 63(4):20 (Fall 2001)
Rochester Light Guard, 2(3):5 (Jul 1940)

immigrant enlistees, 20(1):6 (Jan 1958); 53(1):9 (Win 1991)
Irish Brigade. See New York Volunteers — 8th Cavalry Regiment
regiments, composition and size, 65(2):22n6 (Spr 2003)
Reynold's Battery L. See Reynold's Battery L, First New York Light Artillery
"Rochester Regiment"

13th Regiment known as, 53(1):9-10 (Win 1991)
140th Regiment/company known as, 19(4):8 (Oct 1957)

source material for, 63(4):18, 20-21 (Fall 2001)

Adjutant General annual reports, as research source, 63(4):3-4, 15, 18 (Fall 2001)
census data, 63(4):5 (Fall 2001)
living history organizations, 63(4):20-21 (Fall 2001)
texts, 63(4):3-4, 6, 15, 19-20, 21, 22, 23-25 (Fall 2001)

Spanish-American War service, 13(2):4-24 passim (Apr 1951); 61(3&4):10-11 (Sum & Fall 1999)

New York Water Service Corporation

acquisitions, 34(3):20 (Jul 1972)
county water authority acquires, 34(3):21 (Jul 1972)
operation and service, 19(3):21 (Jul 1957)
service complaints, 34(3):21 (Jul 1972)

New York World (newspaper)

local newspapers and-1890s, 13(1):8 (Jan 1951)
on local sweatshops, 22(3):16 (Jul 1960)

New York World's Fairs

attendees and exhibitors

1939, 26(3):14, 28-21 (Jul 1964)
1964-65, 26(3):21-24 (Jul 1964)

New Zealand

Green, Seth and, 6(3):23 (Jul 1944)

Nguyen Nails

photograph and location, 70(2):5 (Fall 2007)

N. H. Galusha (steamer), 56(1):10, 18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Niagara (ship)

destruction-1840s, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)

Niagara (steamboat)

condemnation, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
rapids run-1860s, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)

Niagara County

Clarke, Archibald S. and, 41(3):9 (Jul 1979)
Guernsey & Bushnell Company and, 45(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1983)
national Socialist convention, representation at-1910s, 39(4):6 (Oct 1977)

Niagara Escarpment, 54(4):6-8 (Fall 1992)

Barge Canal construction and, 72(1):18 (Spr 2010)
Erie Canal locks over, 72(1):3 with photo (Spr 2010)

Niagara Falls

deer carried over-1820s, 62(4):6 (Fall 2000)
park dedication-1880s, 11(1):3 (Jan 1949)
Patch, Sam's jumps, 53(3):5-10 (Sum 1991)
sulphur springs near-1820s, 62(4):3 (Fall 2000)
suspension bridge at

photograph, 72(2):inside cover (Fall 2010)

tourist trade and-1800s, 45(3&4):21 (Jul & Oct 1983)
traveler's account of

1820s, 62(3):22-23 (Sum 2000); 62(4):3, 4, 6 (Fall 2000)
quoted-1800s, 52(4):23 (Fall 1990)

Niagara Falls International Bridge Company

Hart, E. Kirke and, 41(4):4 (Oct 1979)

Niagara Falls, NY, 24(3):10 (Jul 1962)

bridge across rapids at-1820s, 62(3):19 illus (Sum 2000)
Civil War company from, 63(4):6 (Fall 2001)
Evershed, Thomas surveys, 39(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1977)
painting of, Rochester display, 7(3):17 (Jul 1945)
power company, Thomas Evershed and, 39(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Rennes-Rochester sister city program and, 43(4):4 (Oct 1981)
residents

Appy, Henri, 29(1):8 (Jan 1967)
Dossenbach family, 29(1):8 (Jan 1967)

travel to/from

Canadian, post-September 11, 2001, 72(2):17 (Fall 2010)
rail service, 23(1):12 (Jan 1961); 30(4):7, 13 (Oct 1968)
traveler's account, quoted-1830s, 1(2):12-13 (Apr 1939)

Niagara Falls Park

dedication-1880s, 11(1):3 (Jan 1949)

Niagara Falls Power Company

Evershed, Thomas and, 39(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1977)

Niagara, Fort. See Fort Niagara
Niagara Frontier

general, 21(1):2 (Jan 1959)
Rochester as transnational community on, 72(2):1-24 (Fall 2010)

American-Canadian social intercourse-1800s, 72(2):4 (Fall 2010)
historical perspective, 72(2):2 (Fall 2010)

trading posts, 1(4):8 (Oct 1939); 21(1):4 (Jan 1959)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):5 (Oct 1942)

Niagara Genesee Land Company

British land speculators, 1(1):4 (Jan 1939)
land negotiations with Iroquois, 1(1):4 (Jan 1939)
members and business dealings, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Niagara Harbor-1790s, 1(4):17 (Oct 1939)
Niagara River

age, 44(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1982)
black rock crossing, 62(3):22 (Sum 2000)
bridges across

1820s, 62(3):19 illus (Sum 2000)
Lewiston-Queenston Suspension Bridge-1850s, 72(2):3, 4 photo (Fall 2010)

rail service and, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941)

Niagara Suspension Bridge-mid 1800s

photograph, 72(2):3, inside cover (Fall 2010)
toll gate, 72(2):3 photo (Fall 2010)

British stronghold at, 4(4):10 (Oct 1942)
burning sulphur springs in, 62(4):3 (Fall 2000)
commercial transport on-1810s, 4(4):6 (Oct 1942)
gorge, geology, 54(4):7, 8 (Fall 1992)
slave crossing, 37(4):4 (Oct 1975)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):22 (Sum 2000); 62(4):3-4 (Fall 2000)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):10 (Oct 1942); 24(1):10, 11 (Jan 1962)
whirlpool, 62(4):3 (Fall 2000)

Niagara River Hydraulic Tunnel, Power and Sewer Company

Evershed, Thomas and, 39(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1977)

Niagaras baseball club (Buffalo, NY)

competitions-1800s, 8(3):10, 11 (Jul 1946); 52(3):9, 16-20 passim (Sum 1990); 62(2):18 (Spr 2000); 63(1):4, 11 (Win 2001)
formation-1850s, 52(3):3 (Sum 1990)
home base, 8(3):5 (Jul 1946)
members, 52(3):16 (Sum 1990)

Niagara Street

Armbruster, Julius as resident of, 63(4):25 (Fall 2001)
grocer near-1800s, 63(4):13 (Fall 2001)

Niagara University

student, James H. Galloway, 64(1):19 (Win 2002)

Nicely, Reverend Dr. Harold E.

as City Club officer, 9(4):24 (Oct 1947)
urban renewal and, 20(4):24 (Oct 1958)

Nicholas, Czar

dinnerware from palace of, 65(3):26-27 (Sum 2003)

Nichols, Captain (no given name)

Megiddo Mission and, 34(3):16 (Jul 1972)

Nichols, Mrs. (no given name)

profession, 8(2):11 (Apr 1946)

Nichols, Al

as baseball player-1800s, 64(4):21 (Fall 2002)

Nichols, Mrs. Caroline (née Erickson)

marriage, 40(3):3 (Jul 1978)

Nichols, Joseph

as visitor-1820s, 4(2):7 (Apr 1942)

Nichols, Lee M.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):20 (Apr 1951)

Nichols, Mabel

as nurse of Susan B. Anthony, 57(4):12 (Fall 1995)

Nichols, Sarah

occupation and employer-1940s, 55(4):35 (Fall 1993)
travel abroad, 55(4):39 (Fall 1993)

Nichols, William S.

marriage, 40(3):3 (Jul 1978)

Nick in the Woods

performance, 16(3):2 (Jul 1954)

Nicklaus, Jack

as professional golfer

PGA championship-1980, 65(1):18-20 (Win 2003)
photographs, 65(1):1, 19 (Win 2003)
in U.S. Men's Open-1960s, 65(1):15-16 (Win 2003)

Nick Tahoe's Restaurant

location and previous use, 57(4):19 (Fall 1995)

Nicolas, P. (Roermond, Holland)

local stained glass windows by studio of, 67(2):10 (Spr 2005)

Nicolls, (English agent, no given name)

Native American alliances and-1600s, 38(4):14 (Oct 1976)

Nicotine in tobacco

addiction to, 60(1):12, 14, 19, 22 (Win 1998)
song about, words to, 60(1):8 (Win 1998)

Niebuhr, Dr. Reinhold

academic appointment, 52(4):9 (Fall 1990)
City Club speech, 9(4):24 (Oct 1947)
on POAU Manifesto-1940s, 52(4):9 (Fall 1990)

Nielsen, (no given name)

concert performance, 18(2):17 (Apr 1956)

Nigeria

Clock of the Nations and, 69(1):13 photo caption (Spr 2007)

Nigger Head tobacco

manufacturer, 60(1):5 (Win 1998)

Night clubs

advertisements, in Rochester Royals program, 58(1):14 (Win 1996)

Night schools

of Crapsey, Dr. & Mrs. Algernon S., 42(1):5 (Jan 1980)
evening courses, in city schools, 31(2):8, 10, 11, 18 (Apr 1969)
for immigrants, 25(3):15 (Jul 1963)

Night soil

handling, and contamination from, 45(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Night watch

activities/responsibilities, 4(1):14 (Jan 1942); 11(2):5 (Apr 1949); 25(4):2-4 (Oct 1963); 33(2):16 (Apr 1971)
books and reports, 25(4):3, 4 (Oct 1963)
cholera epidemic and-1840s, 26(1):13 (Jan 1964)
costs, 2(1):14 (Jan 1940); 5(2):5, 7, 14 (Apr 1943); 33(2):7 (Apr 1971)
reorganization, 25(4):4 (Oct 1963)
vigilant society and, 2(1):7 (Jan 1940); 33(2):7 (Apr 1971)
volunteer system, 30(2):6 (Apr 1968); 47(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Niles, Charles

profession and burial site, 50(4):11 (Oct 1988)

Niles, James

profession, 16(3):6-7 (Jul 1954)

Nilssohn, Christina

as guest musician, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

Nine Mile Point

diary entry on, 15(4):27 (Oct 1953)

Nineteenth amendment. See U.S. Constitution
Nineteenth (XIX) Corps, Army of the Potomac (Civil War)

at Battle of Winchester, 63(4):8-9, 30-31 illus (Fall 2001)

Nineteenth Ward

Castletown settlement-pioneer era, 54(3):3, 18 (Sum 1992)
discrimination/prejudice in, 60(3):6-7 (Sum 1998)
industry, 43(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1981)
religious institutions

neighborhood ministries, 60(3):8-9, 13-14 (Sum 1998)
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 60(3):22-24 (Sum 1998)
Roman Catholic Community of, 60(3):22-24 (Sum 1998)
St. Augustine's Church, historical sketch, 60(2):1-32 with illus (Spr 1998); 60(3):1-32 with illus (Sum 1998)
St. Monica's Church. See St. Monica's (Catholic) Church

residents/residences

annual house tours, 60(3):21 (Sum 1998)
characteristics-1960s, 60(3):6 (Sum 1998)
community association, 60(3):8 (Sum 1998)
immigrants, 60(2):16, 18 (Spr 1998)
Kadar, Bob, 66(2):6-7 (Spr 2004)
migration patterns, 60(3):6-7, 10 (Sum 1998)
senior citizens, programs for, 60(3):13 (Sum 1998)
Young, James and Alice H., 60(3):6 (Sum 1998)

Nineteenth Ward Community Association

annual house tours, 60(3):21 (Sum 1998)
formation and purpose, 60(3):8 (Sum 1998)

Ninth Ward

politics, Italians and, 22(4):17 (Oct 1960)

Nipissing Nation (of Native Americans)

alcohol and, 38(4):6 (Oct 1976)

Niven, Lieutenant Benjamin M.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):23 (Apr 1951)

Niven, John

as cyclist, 1880 photograph, 69(2):6 (Spr 2008)

Nix, August

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):22 (Apr 1951)

Nixon, Dr. Justin Wroe (1886-1958), 22(2):21 (Apr 1960)

biographical details, 22(2):22-23 (Apr 1960)
City Club, roles in, 9(4):12, 14, 15 (Oct 1947)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):21, 22 (Apr 1960)
Inter-Faith Goodwill Committee and-1930s, 52(4):7 (Fall 1990)
POAU and-1940s, 52(4):8 (Fall 1990)

Nixon, President Richard M. (1913-1994)

local appointee, 41(4):20 (Oct 1979)
policies

Conable, Barber B. and, 41(4):23 (Oct 1979)
Hortron, Frank J. and, 41(4):22 (Oct 1979)

Vietnam War and, 48(3&4):7-8, 17 (Jul & Oct 1986)

Nixon, T. Carl

politics, involvement in, 32(2):11-12, 14, 18-10 (Apr 1970)
profession, 31(1):23 (Jan 1969)

N.J. Karl and Son

defense contract-WWII, 66(1):22 (Win 2004)

Noah, Rachel

spouse, 16(3):7 (Jul 1954)
as theater performer, 16(3):4, 7 (Jul 1954)

Noah, Victoria

as theater performer, 16(3):4 (Jul 1954)

Noah, Mrs. W. G.

as theater performer, 16(3):4 (Jul 1954)

"No Compromise with Slaveholders" (motto), 23(1):4 (Jan 1961)

use, and reaction to-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):14, 17 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Nodine, Mary Hart

as teacher-mid 1800s, 64(1):5 (Win 2002)See also Westervelt, Mrs. Mary Hart (née Nodine)

Noel, Paul

as Rochester Royal, 58(1):12 photo (Win 1996)

Nogaj, Antoni

in WWI, 57(1):17 (Win 1995)

Noise Abatement Week

as morale booster-WWII, 66(1):26 (Win 2004)

Nolan, Ed "The Only"

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):8, 13, 16 (Spr 2001); 64(4):11 with photo, 17 photo, 18 (Fall 2002)

Nolan, William J.

as Catholic Charities officer, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)

Nolan, W. T.

at Catholic Charities, 60(2):21 (Spr 1998)

Noll, Melinda

purchase of slave's freedom-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Nolte, Adolph

military service-Civil War, 20(1):6 (Jan 1958); 23(1):5 (Jan 1961); 53(1):9 (Win 1991)
as newspaper editor, 20(1):5, 21 (Jan 1958); 23(1):5 (Jan 1961); 53(1):9 (Win 1991)

Nolte, Marilyn S.

about, 71(1):26 (Spr 2009)
as co-author of "We Called Her Anna": Nathaniel Rochester and Slavery in the Genesee Country, 71(1):1-28 (Spr 2009)
photograph, at grave site of Nathaniel Rochester-2009, 71(1):back cover (Spr 2009)

Non-Intercourse Acts

settlers and, 12(4):3 (Oct 1950)
trade markets and, 21(1):4 (Jan 1959); 24(3):5 (Jul 1962)

Nonviolence

Post, Amy and Isaac and, 71(2):18 (Fall 2009)

Noonan, John P.

city charter amendment and, 32(2):15 (Apr 1970)

"Noon Rest," 14(4):11 (Oct 1952)
Nordenfeldt rapid fire gun (cannon)

local display-1890s, 13(2):6 (Apr 1951)

Norfolk, VA

naval reservists at-Spanish-American War, 13(2):8, 23 (Apr 1951)
soldier's correspondence on-WWII, 8(1):3 (Jan 1946)

Normals baseball club (Cortland, NY)

competitions-1800s, 63(1):11-12 (Win 2001)

Normal School

parochial, founding, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998)

Normal schools

Catholic nuns and, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998)
discrimination against blacks, 21(4):22-23 (Oct 1959)

Normandy Avenue

resident, John H. O'Brien, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998)

Norman Street

circus activity-1800s, 49(3):17 (Jul 1987)

Norman, Thomas

employment-WWII, 66(2):24 (Spr 2004)

Norris, (no given name)

as pioneer, 4(3):7 (Jul 1942)

Norris Drive/Street

civilian access-WWII, 56(3):12 (Sum 1994)
housing project-1950s, 27(4):21 (Oct 1965)

Norris, Col. George

local appearance, quoted-WWII, 66(1):27 (Win 2004)

Norseman (boat)

management, 16(4):12 (Oct 1954)
shipping routes, 16(4):12 (Oct 1954)

Norstar (bank), 49(2):18 (Apr 1987)
North Adams, MA

WWII activities in, 64(3):24 (Sum 2002)

North Alexander Street

Armbruster, Julius as resident of, 63(4):25 (Fall 2001)

North American Civic League

activities, 25(3):14 (Jul 1963)
formation-1910s, 14(4):21 (Oct 1952); 22(4):10 (Oct 1960); 25(3):14 (Jul 1963)

North American Civic League for Immigrants

Wheaton, H. Hylas and, 57(1):11-12 (Win 1995)

North American College

closing-1940s, 25(2):23 (Apr 1963)
student residence, 25(2):5 (Apr 1963)

North American Hotel

illustration and former name, 50(3):22 (Jul 1988)
location, 2(1):22 (Jan 1940); 50(3):22 (Jul 1988)

North American Review, 6(2):6 (Apr 1944); 15(4):6 (Oct 1953)
Northampton, NY

roads, opening, 27(3):17 (Jul 1965)

North Anna River (Virginia)

Union troops along, photograph, 73(2):10 (Fall 2011)

North Avenue. See also North Street

church, 14(4):21 (Oct 1952)
Iroquois trail along/crossing, 44(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1982)
name changes and development, 27(3):14 (Jul 1965); 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)

North Carolina

American Women's Hospitals and, 51(3):27 (Sum 1989)
Confederate POW escapees in

Casher's [Cashier's] Valley and, 73(2):20 (Fall 2011)
Goose Creek and, 73(2):15 (Fall 2011)

Confederate POWs in, 74(1):4-5, 6-7, 7n.88, 11, 13, 14, 15-18, 23n.8 (Spr 2012)
Eastman holdings, 52(1):15, 16, 19 (Win 1990)
residents

Duckworth, ReverendJames H., 74(1):13n.iii (Spr 2012)
Handcock, Tom-Civil War. See Handcock, Tom
Harris, Mrs. (no given name) and daughter-Civil War, 74(1):6 (Spr 2012)
Hart, Colonel Thomas, 24(1):3 (Jan 1962); 71(1):5 (Spr 2009)
Hooper, Larkin C., 73(2):20-21 (Fall 2011)
Hooper & Watson feuding families-mid 1800s, 74(1):6, 7n.ii, 24n.11 (Spr 2012)
Hooper, W. R., correspondence quoted-1890, 74(1):6n.i (Spr 2012)
Kitchen, Widow (no given name)-Civil War, 74(1):16, 17 illus (Spr 2012)
Rochester, Nathaniel-1700s, 24(1):3 (Jan 1962); 71(1):5 (Spr 2009)

Silver family and, 15(4):1, 12 (Oct 1953)
slave holdings-early 1800s, 71(1):11 (Spr 2009)
State Constitutional Convention delegate-1860s, 74(1):13n.iii (Spr 2012)

North Clinton Avenue. See Clinton Avenue/Street
North Dakota

wheat production, 3(3):10 (Jul 1941)

North Division

of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):20 (Spr 2005)

North East Appliance Corporation, 43(2&3):35 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Northeast District. See Near Northeast District
North East Electric Company, 24(4):23 (Oct 1962); 43(4):19 (Oct 1981)See also Rochester Coil Company

buy-out, 35(2):7 (Apr 1973)
history and product lines, 35(2):6, 7 (Apr 1973); 43(2&3):34-35 (Apr & Jul 1981)
labor force, 20(1):13 (Jan 1958)
photograph-1920s, 43(2&3):36 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Northeast Hospital

construction-1950s, 18(1):24 (Jan 1956)

Northeast Neighborhood Conference, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)

formation and purpose-1930s, 27(4):10-11 (Oct 1965)

Northern Democrats

as fusionists, 14(2):6 (Apr 1952)

Northerner (side-wheeler)

rapids run-1860s, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)

Northern Spy (apple), 45(3&4):34 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Northern Whigs

platform, 20(3):9 (Jul 1958)

Northfield. See Pittsford, NY
Northgate Plaza

ownership, 69(1):3 (Spr 2007)

North Goodman Street. See Goodman Street
North, Levi

as circus manager, 49(3):21 (Jul 1987)

North Park

landscape architect and design, 75(2):4-5 (Fall 2013)
Moulthrop, Samuel P. at, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)
naming of, 11(1):5 (Jan 1949); 50(2):19 (Apr 1988)See also Seneca Park

North Pole

Greely expedition to, 59(1):1-24 with illus (Win 1997)

North River

flour shipments to/via-1820s, 62(3):3 (Sum 2000)

Northrop and Chappell

location, 40(3):3 (Jul 1978)

Northrup, George

as professor, appointment, 31(3):16-17, 22 (Jul 1969)

Northrup, Solomon

slave experiences, lectures on-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1984)

North Star (newspaper), 67(3):18-20 (Sum 2005)

circulation, 2(3):3 (Jul 1940); 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
coverage

of international postage hike-1840s, 72(2):10 illus (Fall 2010)
on Seward's Seminary and Rosetta Douglass, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)
of woman's rights convention, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005)

destruction by fire, 67(4):17-18, 19 (Fall 2005)
Douglass correspondence on, quoted, 67(3):16 (Sum 2005)
editors/publishers, 2(3):2-3 (Jul 1940); 67(3):19 (Sum 2005)

Douglass, Frederick, 7(2):5 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):4, 5 (Jul 1948); 15(3):1 (Jul 1953); 21(1):10 (Jan 1959); 21(3):8, 23 (Jul 1959); 21(4):7 (Oct 1959); 24(3):16 (Jul 1962); 38(1):12 (Jan 1976)
Vick, James, 21(3):23 (Jul 1959)

Emancipation Day coverage, quoted-1840s, 66(4):12 (Fall 2004)
employees, 21(4):7 (Oct 1959); 67(3):19, 20 (Sum 2005)
founding, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
handbill advertising, 67(4):28n.104 (Fall 2005)
illustrations, 46(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1984)
location, Buffalo/Main Street, 57(3):4 (Sum 1995)
merger, 21(4):10 (Oct 1959)
naming of, 67(4):7 (Fall 2005)

renamed Frederick Douglass' Paper, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)

Post family and, 71(2):4 (Fall 2009)
publication sites

Buffalo/Main Street, described, 67(3):20 (Sum 2005)
church, 21(4):7 (Oct 1959); 67(1):19 photo (Win 2005)

renamed Frederick Douglass' Paper, 57(3):6 (Sum 1995)
Rochester as home of, 67(3):12-13 (Sum 2005)

North Star Country: Upstate New York and the Crusade for African American Freedom by Milton C. Sernett, 72(2):18n.3 (Fall 2010)
North St. Paul Street. See St. Paul Street
North Street. See also North Avenue

arrest on, 29(2):19 (Apr 1967)
barbershop-mid 1800s, 67(4):27n.95 (Fall 2005)
horse-car service, 27(3):14 (Jul 1965)
Liberty Pole site, 26(2):5 (Apr 1964)
medical practice, 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)
mission-early 1900s, 22(4):12 (Oct 1960)
name changes and development, 27(3):14 (Jul 1965)
nursery, 45(3&4):33 (Jul & Oct 1983)
photograph, of Charles C. Zoller and store front, 50(1):3 (Jan 1988)
playground, 29(2):9 (Apr 1967)
Polish community and, 57(1):6 (Win 1995)
railroad crossing improvements, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967)
residents/residences, 7(2):10 (Apr 1945); 29(2):2 (Apr 1967)

Faulkner, Lewis K., 59(4):3 (Fall 1997)
lots, ownership-1890s, 44(4):18 (Oct 1982)

street lights, gas, 60(4):3, 4 (Fall 1998)

North Tonawanda High School

principal, Dr. Herbert S. Weet, 22(2):23 (Apr 1960)

Northumberland (canal boat)

aqueduct crossing, 11(3&4):16 (Jul 1949); 37(3):12 (Jul 1975); 54(3):6 (Sum 1992)

North Union Street

Armbruster business and home on-1880s, 63(4):25 (Fall 2001)

Northview Terrace subdivision, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
North Water Street. See Water Street
Northwestern Lyceum Bureau

lectures, 9(1):8 (Jan 1947)

Northwestern University (Evanston, IL)

student, Leonard G. Zwick, 64(1):21 (Win 2002)

Northwest Territory

railroads and, 3(4):2 (Oct 1941)
trading opportunities, 1(3):13 (Jul 1939)

Norton, Heman

business enterprises-early 1800s

Carthage Bridge, 54(4):14 (Fall 1992)
mills, 54(4):15 (Fall 1992)
Strong Company partnership, 6(3):3 (Jul 1944)

Norton, John

tribute to George Harris, quoted, 44(1&2):43 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Norton, Nathaniel

barter activity, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Norton, Roderic

Headen family and-1860s, 73(2):21 (Fall 2011); 74(1):23n.4 (Spr 2012)
post-Civil War note regarding-1890, 74(1):6n.i (Spr 2012)
residence, Confederate POWs and, 74(1):3 (Spr 2012)

Norton Street

baseball stadium, 24(3):33 (Jul 1962); 34(4):24 (Oct 1972)See also Red Wing Stadium; Silver Stadium
as boundary of Northeast District, 70(2):13 (Fall 2007)
branch library, 57(2):9 (Spr 1995)
farms on-1880s, 64(1):10 (Win 2002)
Iroquois trail along/crossing, 44(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1982)
name, origin, 36(1):10 (Jan 1974)
nursery, 45(3&4):33 (Jul & Oct 1983); 57(1):6 (Win 1995)
pioneer cemetery near, 50(4):6 (Oct 1988)
Polish community and, 57(1):3, 4, 5 map, 6 (Win 1995)

Norton Village (housing project), 18(1):23 (Jan 1956)

construction-1940s, 27(4):17 (Oct 1965)
occupants, 11(2):24 (Apr 1949)

Norveau, J. W.

as officer on Thetis, 59(1):5 illus (Win 1997)

Norway

International Polar Year and, 59(1):3 (Win 1997)

Norwegian immigrants

comparative numbers, 25(3):2 (Jul 1963)

Norwich, Adam

business enterprise, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)

Not by Books Alone (film) produced by Margaret Cussler and Mary L. de Gige, 23(4):15 (Oct 1961); 36(4):24 (Oct 1974)
Notebaert, Father A. A.

Wilgus plan and, 6(4):8, 10 (Oct 1944)

"A Note on the Rochester Family Papers Held by the University of Rochester" by Nancy M. Martin, John M. and Barbara Keil, 71(1):4 (Spr 2009)
Notes

bank. See Currency
debt

of Allan, Ebenezer "Indian," 1(4):6, 7 (Oct 1939)
of McLafferty, Henry III and-1850s, 42(2):6, 13, 21 (Apr 1980)

Notes of a Journey to Upper Canada, 1819-1820 by Mathias Hutchinson

background information, 41(1&2):8-9 (Jan & Apr 1979)
excerpt, on local surrounds, 41(1&2):9-12 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Not in Our Back Yard: POW Encampment at Cobbs Hill by Terry Lehr, 56(3):3-16 with illus (Sum 1994)
Notre Dame Cathedral (Paris), 14(1):2 (Jan 1952)
Notre Dame Club of Rochester, 44(4):27 (Oct 1982)
Notre Dame, School Sisters of. See School Sisters of Notre Dame
Nott, Abner K.

as seminary graduate, 31(3):5, 11, 13-14 (Jul 1969)

Nott, Dr. Eliphalet

as college president, 1(2):4 (Apr 1939)
marriage, 1(2):4 (Apr 1939)

Nottfinney, Captain (no given name)

as steamboat captain, "Jim Crow" laws and, 37(4):19 (Oct 1975)

Nott, Mrs. Urania (née Sheldon)

marriage, 1(2):4 (Apr 1939)See also Sheldon, Mrs. Urania

"No Union With Slaveholders" (motto)

use, and reaction to-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):13 illus (Jan & Apr 1984)

Nourse, Joseph

government appointment and sale of residence-1810s, 42(4):6 (Oct 1980)

Novaes, Guiomar

as guest musician, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)

Novelties

manufacture, 43(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Novelty Works

Burtis, Warren L. at, 62(1):20 (Win 2000)
factory, status-1840s, 13(4):10 (Oct 1951)

Nowack, Max J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Nowlan, John

Irish repeal campaign and-1840s, 68(3):7 (Sum 2006)

The Now Nameless Bibliophiles

formation and membership, 48(1&2):18 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Noyes, Henry T.

Broad Street Extension Association and, 6(4):16 (Oct 1944)
brotherhood membership, 24(3):29 (Jul 1962)
city planning and, 6(4):15 (Oct 1944)
People's Sunday Evenings program, role in, 14(4):22 (Oct 1952)
social gospel and, 14(4):24 (Oct 1952)

Noyes, Henry T., Jr.

civic activities, 23(2):2 (Apr 1961)
United Charities, role in, 23(2):3 (Apr 1961)

Noyes, Milton

as school superintendent-1890s, 12(1):10 (Jan 1950); 31(2):8, 9 (Apr 1969)

Noyes, Judge Walter C.

patent infringement ruling-early 1900s, 43(2&3):14 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Nozik's Meat Market (Utica, NY)

location and resident above-1920s, 64(2):19 (Spr 2002)

Nucci, Antonio

U.S. citizenship, acquisition, 22(4):3 (Oct 1960)

Nuclear power

accidents

Ginna, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)
Three Mile Island, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)

development, 23(3):25 (Jul 1961); 60(4):18-19 (Fall 1998)
plants

decommissioning, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)
information center, 60(4):19-20 (Fall 1998)
RG&E, 60(4):19-23 (Fall 1998)See also Robert E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant; Rochester Gas and Electric Company

production and/or consumption, 46(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1984)
waste disposal, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

power plant specifications, 60(4):20 (Fall 1998)

Nuclear waste

disposal, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)

Nugent, J. C.

business enterprise, photograph, 55(3):3 (Sum 1993)

Nuisance ordinances

by City Council-1860s, 56(1):5 (Win 1994)

Numbers games

anti-gambling campaign and, 25(4):18 (Oct 1963)

Nunda, NY

archeological discovery-1880s, 44(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Brooks, Micah and, 41(3):9 (Jul 1979)
railroad service to/from, 30(4):12-13 (Oct 1968)

Nundawaga Society for History and Folklore

founding, 17(3):15 (Jul 1955)

Nunes family

as immigrants, 60(2):16 (Spr 1998)

Nuñez, Pedro

"Rochester Se Puertorriqueñiza" record album cover by, photograph, 70(2):back cover (Fall 2007)

Nunn, Joseph

cessation of brewing, 54(2):18 (Spr 1992)

Nuns. See also entries at Sisters of...

Canadian

Black Nuns, 62(4):21-22 (Fall 2000)
Gray Nuns, 62(4):19-21 (Fall 2000)

popularity of religious calling as, 65(4):15 (Fall 2003)
roles

in early 1900s, 60(2):14 (Spr 1998)
in 1970s, 60(3):9 (Sum 1998)

A Nun's View of Rochester, 1848 by Reverend Robert F. McNamara, 52(4):22-28 with illus (Fall 1990)
Nurse Practice Act of 1903

requirements and prelude to, 70(1):6 (Fall 2008)

Nurseries

horticultural. See Horticulture; Nursery industry
infant, furnishings-mid 1800s, 18(2):11 (Apr 1956)

Nursery industry. See also Fruit industry; Horticulture; Seed industry; specific nurseries/seed stores

acreage-1860, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
advertisements, in Genesee Farmer. See Genesee Farmer
brokers and, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
catalogues

Monroe Garden & Nursery-1833, 45(3&4):28 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Mount Hope Garden & Nurseries, 45(3&4):31 (Jul & Oct 1983)

census data, mid-1800s, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
climatic advantages, 15(1):6-7 (Jan 1953); 23(3):10 (Jul 1961); 51(4):10 (Fall 1989)
decline, 14(3):4 (Jun 1952); 45(3&4):45 (Jul & Oct 1983); 51(4):12 (Fall 1989); 61(3&4):4 (Sum & Fall 1999)
development as leading industry-1800s, 3(3):4, 10 (Jul 1941); 3(4):14-15 (Oct 1941); 11(2):7, 11, 16 (Apr 1949); 18(1):16 (Jan 1956); 19(3):5 (Jul 1957); 23(3):13 (Jul 1961); 38(1):13-14 (Jan 1976); 43(4):16-17 (Oct 1981); 51(4):10, 12 (Fall 1989)
"Flower City" designation and, 23(3):12 (Jul 1961)
French agency, local, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
historical sketch, 45(3&4):25-45 with illus (Jul & Oct 1983)
immigrants in, 20(1):7, 8 (Jan 1958)
labor issues, race-based, 46(1&2):36-37 (Jan & Apr 1984)
nursery/seedsmen. See Horticulturists
nursery tracts

annexation, by city-1870s, 2(3):11 (Jul 1940); 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)
subdivision of-1890s, 3(3):4, 10 (Jul 1941)

production 1850-1870, 45(3&4):17, 37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
stock

classification, 45(3&4):28 (Jul & Oct 1983)
exports, 11(3&4):18 (Jul 1949)
labeling and packaging, 45(3&4):28, 31 (Jul & Oct 1983)
outside suppliers, 45(3&4):25, 28, 37 (Jul & Oct 1983)
prices-1840s, 45(3&4):31 (Jul & Oct 1983)

transport advantages, 23(3):10 (Jul 1961); 45(3&4):25, 28 (Jul & Oct 1983); 51(4):12 (Fall 1989)
world's fair exhibit-1900, 26(3):11 (Jul 1964)

Nurserymen. See Horticulturists
Nursery schools. See also Day care

Rochester Family Society, Inc. and-1940s, 23(2):16 (Apr 1961)

Nurses

of Anthony, Susan B., 57(4):12 (Fall 1995)
Army vs. Navy Nurse Corps, 51(3):29n.21 (Sum 1989)
associations

of public health nurses, formation-1910s, 18(3):22 (Jul 1956); 23(2):8 (Apr 1961)
of visiting nurses, 8(2):16 (Apr 1946); 28(2&3):41 (Apr & Jul 1966)

military assignments/corps

c. 1900, 12(1):18 (Jan 1950)
WWI, 57(1):13, 15, 15 photo, 24 photo (Win 1995)
WWII, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

milk stations, sales-1890s, 45(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1983)
school assignments-early 1900s, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
training

homeopathic. See Lee Private Hospital
state oversight, 70(1):6, 10 (Fall 2008)

at Lee Private Hospital, 70(1):10 (Fall 2008)

visiting

association headquarters, 8(2):16 (Apr 1946); 28(2&3):41 (Apr & Jul 1966)
social agencies, cooperation with-1900s, 23(2):16 (Apr 1961)

volunteer corps. See Volunteer nurses corps

Nurse's stations

milk sales-1890s, 45(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Nusbaum, Mort

employment, 32(3):7 (Jul 1970)

Nutrition

and diet at Industrial School of Rochester, 68(4):10, 13 photo caption, 17 (Fall 2006)
of model family diet-1890s, 43(1):11-15 (Jan 1981)
Voit versus Atwater standards of, 43(1):11-12 (Jan 1981)

Nutt, Mrs. Isabel

of Brighton, donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

Nutt, Mrs. Lorana

of Brighton, donation to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):23 (Fall 2006)

NYA. See National Youth Administration
The N.Y. Central Elevates Its Tracks Under Municipal Pressure by Joseph W. Barnes, 33(1):1-24 (Jan 1971)
NYLA. See New York Library Association
Nylic Association (of NYC)

Hochstein, David with, 56(3):22 (Sum 1994)

NYSAED (New York State Association of Educators of the Deaf), 64(1):19 (Win 2002)