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INDEX S

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

S

as anonymous correspondent, 36(3):10 (Jul 1974)

Sabbatarians

national controversy, 36(3):5 (Jul 1974)
packet company of, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 36(3):5 (Jul 1974)
religious persecution and, 36(3):18 (Jul 1974)
Sabbath observance, union for, 36(3):6 (Jul 1974)

Sabbath

closings, campaign to close locks, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949)
evening religious programs, theater locales, 25(3):14 (Jul 1963); 25(4):12 (Oct 1963)
laws. See Sabbath laws
observance, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)

breaking of, 36(3):4 (Jul 1974)
by commercial companies, 1(3):16 (Jul 1939); 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
Jewish traditions, 64(3):11-12 (Sum 2002)
resorts and, 19(3):7, 16 (Jul 1957)
on whaling expedition, 58(2):11 (Spr 1996)

Sabbatarians and. See Sabbatarians
schools. See Sabbath schools
traditions-mid 1800s, 18(2):12-13 (Apr 1956)

Sabbath laws

a.k.a. blue laws

baseball and-1800s, 52(3):6 (Sum 1990); 62(2):11 (Spr 2000)
liquor sales and, 25(4):8 (Oct 1963)

closings under, 28(1):20 (Jan 1966)
controversies over, 1(3):16 (Jul 1939)
enforcement, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 25(4):8, 12, 15 (Oct 1963); 26(4):18 (Oct 1964); 31(1):6, 11, 18 (Jan 1969)
interpretations, 31(1):18 (Jan 1969)
violations, 31(1):11 (Jan 1969)

Sabbath schools

at Brick Church, 19(2):18 (Apr 1957)
in county penitentiary, 24(3):19 (Jul 1962)
formation, 9(2&3):2 (Apr 1947)
founders

Steward, Austin, 67(3):14 (Sum 2005)

Freeman, Zenas and, 72(2):6 (Fall 2010)

location, 72(2):7 (Fall 2010)
social outreach-late 1800s, 23(3):17 (Jul 1961)
student, Thomas James, 72(2):7 (Fall 2010)

Sabbath School Union

immigrant survey, 19(4):5 (Oct 1957)

Sabin, Elroy

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):8, 18 (Spr 2001)

Sabin, Harry

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):18 (Jan 1987)

Sabin, Stewart B.

as author

of essays for Rochester Historical Society, 58(4):10 (Fall 1996)
of Music in Rochester from 1909 to 1924, 10(4):21 (Oct 1948)
of A Retrospect of Music in Rochester, Henri Appy profile, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

tribute to Hermann Dossenbach, 29(1):20 (Jan 1967)

Sabree, Lt. Urell

of Thetis, 59(1):5 illus (Win 1997)

SAC. See Spanish Action Coalition
Sackets Harbor, NY

baseball clubs/games-1800s, 63(1):17 (Win 2001)
commerce to/from-1810s, 4(4):6 (Oct 1942)
distance from Ogdensburg by boat-1820s, 62(4):12 (Fall 2000)
military post at-1820s, 62(4):10-11, 23 (Fall 2000)
population-1820s, 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)
residents, Dr. and Mrs. Snowdon-1820s, 62(4):9 (Fall 2000)
steamboat travel to-1820s, 62(4):8-10 (Fall 2000)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):8, 16 (Oct 1942)

Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. (of Romulus, NY)

McLafferty, Henry II and, 42(2):14 (Apr 1980)

Sackett, Mrs. Albert

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):18 (Jan 1987)

Sackett's Harbor. See Sackets Harbor, NY
Sackett, Viola

employment-WWII, 66(2):5, 14-15 (Spr 2004)

photograph, 66(2):2 (Spr 2004)

Sacramento, CA

Evershed (Thomas) description of-1840s, 39(1&2):41 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Green, Seth in, 6(3):21 (Jul 1944)

Sacred Heart Academy. See Academy of the Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Cathedral/Church

pastor, 60(2):4 (Spr 1998)

Sacred Heart Church (Perkinsville, NY)

parochial school, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)

Sacred Heart, Religious of the. See Religious of the Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart, Society of. See Society of the Sacred Heart
Sacred music

academy of, formation-1830s, 29(1):1 (Jan 1967)

Saddlers

census-1820s, 51(4):7 (Fall 1989)
shops, census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

Saehlenlow, H. C.

Rochester Conservatory of Music and, 58(4):3 (Fall 1996)

Safe Liver Cure (patent medicine company)

finances, capitalization, 34(4):2 (Oct 1972)

Safe Liver Cure pills

manufacture, 11(2):12 (Apr 1949)

Safe to be Smart (program)

origins and purpose- early 2000s, 73(1):15 (Spr 2011)

Safety bicycles

introduction, 69(2):8 with photo (Spr 2008)See also Bicycles; Cycling

Safety committee

formation, members, and purpose-War of 1812, 4(4):15 (Oct 1942)

Safety Council, 24(4):18 (Oct 1962)
Safety education

police department and, 25(4):22 (Oct 1963)

Safety Education Division (of Police Department)

formation-1950s, 17(1):22 (Jan 1955)

Safety records and awards

industrial-WWII, 66(1):12 (Win 2004)

Sagamore Apartments

construction, 28(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1966)
conversion, to hotel, 28(2&3):42 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Sagamore Hotel, 28(2&3):42-43 (Apr & Jul 1966)

acquisition, by Sheraton Hotel Corporation, 31(4):21 (Oct 1969)
competition, 28(2&3):42-43 (Apr & Jul 1966)
construction, 31(4):21 (Oct 1969); 34(2):22 (Apr 1972); 35(2):15 (Apr 1973)
location, 34(2):22 (Apr 1972)
remodeling plan, 9(4):13 (Oct 1947)
site, television convention, 32(3):6, 8-10 (Jul 1970)

Sage, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000)

Sage and Brother Book and Drug Store

hours and stock, 1(2):8 (Apr 1939)

Sage and Pancoast Shoe Company, 18(2):5 (Apr 1956)

product line, 15(2):5-7 (Apr 1953)
subsequently Pancost, Sage and Company, 15(2):5-7 (Apr 1953)

The Sage College at Albany

Strum, Harvey at-early 2000s, 68(3):17 (Sum 2006)

Sage, Edwin O., 24(4):3 (Oct 1962)
Sage family

residence, 8(2):20 (Apr 1946)
at world's fair-1930s, 26(3):17 (Jul 1964)

Sage, Harriet

marriage, 1(2):11 (Apr 1939)

Sage, Deacon Oren

trustee, Rochester Theological Seminary, 31(3):6 (Jul 1969)

Sager, Frederick

employment, 12(1):3 (Jan 1950)

Sage, Mrs. William

and the Children's Committee, 9(2&3):15-16 (Apr 1947)

Sage, William N.

meeting with William H. Vanderbilt-1870s, 33(1):19 (Jan 1971)
spouse, 9(2&3):15-16 (Apr 1947)
on traffic congestion-1870s, 33(1):2 (Jan 1971)

Sag Harbor, Long Island

whaling industry and, 58(2):7, 12, 17 (Spr 1996)

Sagra, Ramon de la

as visitor

on flour mills, quoted-1830s, 33(3):11-12 (Jul 1971)
profession and mill tour, 37(2):8 (Apr 1975)

Sailer, William P.

Bureau of Municipal Research, consultant, 20(4):22 (Oct 1958)

Sailing vessels. See Ships and boats
"Sailors' Farewell" (dance), 58(2):3 (Spr 1996)
"Sailors' Return" (dance), 58(2):3 (Spr 1996)
De Saint-Ange, I. (nursery agent)

local office-1870s, 45(3&4):37 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Saint George's School (England)

Rochesterian at-1950, 55(4):39 (Fall 1993)

Saints

church bells named for-1850s, 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)
Neumann, Rev. John Nepumucene, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)
O'Brien, Father John H. and, 60(2):20 (Spr 1998)

Salamone, Frank A.

acknowledgment, 70(1):21 (Fall 2008)

Salber, Catherine

as artist, sketches by, 61(2):1 illus, 2 illus (Spr 1999)
Henry Strong Durand (1861-1929) authored by, 61(2):1-18 with illus (Spr 1999)

Salem Chapel (St. Catharines, Ontario)

photograph and commemorative plaque, 72(2):12 (Fall 2010)

Salem Normal School

student, Rosetta Douglass-1800s, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)

Salem United Church of Christ

employee counseling service and-1970s, 44(4):29 (Oct 1982)

Saleratus (aerated salt)

along Oregon and California Trails-1840s, 39(1&2):15, 16, 17, 37 (Jan & Apr 1977)

Salesmen's Club, 24(4):22 (Oct 1962)
Sales tax revenues

county government and-1960s, 38(1):22 (Jan 1976)

Salina, NY

salt works, 39(3):14 (Jul 1977)
Syracuse, NY and, 39(3):14-15 (Jul 1977)

Saliord, Marie. See Roys, Mrs. Marie
Salisbury, Hortense (nun)

as train wreck victim, 56(2):14, 17 (Spr 1994)

Salisbury, N.C.

POW camp baseball game-1800s, 62(2):7 photo (Spr 2000)

Salisbury, Captain Robert

as Civil War veteran, 56(2):14 (Spr 1994)

Salisbury, Vida (nun)

as train wreck victim, 56(2):14, 17 (Spr 1994)

Salmagundi Club

location, founding member and librarian-late 1800s, 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)

Salmon Creek

industries on, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
Pultneyville on, 58(2):4 (Spr 1996)

Salmon, Professor Lucy M.

professional career, Katharine B. Davis and, 43(1):4, 5 (Jan 1981)

Salmon Street

church on-1900s, 57(1):11, 22 photo (Win 1995)
Polish settlement on, 57(1):4, 6 (Win 1995)
renamed, 57(1):6 (Win 1995)

Saloon keepers

association of, 31(1):6 (Jan 1969)
baseball player as-1870s, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)
committee of 100, child abuse and, 35(4):13 (Oct 1973)

Saloons. See Taverns
Salor, Nicholas

Arctic expedition-1880s, 59(1):24 photo (Win 1997)

Salt

canal shipments, 37(3):13 (Jul 1975)
imports, comparative, 11(3&4):11 (Jul 1949)
manufacture, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982)

near Onondaga Lake-1820s, 62(3):17 (Sum 2000)
Salina, NY, 39(3):14 (Jul 1977)

mining, origins-1870s, 43(2&3):29 (Apr & Jul 1981)
snow removal, use in, 27(1):18-19 (Jan 1965)

prices, 27(1):22 (Jan 1965)
salt machines, 27(1):19 (Jan 1965)

springs, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982); 54(4):12 (Fall 1992); 62(3):17 (Sum 2000)

Salter, James A.

as architect, street plan, 6(4):8 (Oct 1944)

Salter, Leon

painting by, 32(1):9 (Jan 1970)

Salt Lake City, UT

description, by Thomas Evershed-1840s, 39(1&2):23-26 (Jan & Apr 1977)

Salt springs, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982); 54(4):12 (Fall 1992); 62(3):17 (Sum 2000)
Saluda River (South Carolina)

Confederate POW and, 73(2):15 (Fall 2011); 74(1):10, 11 (Spr 2012)

Salvage drives. See Scrap drives
Salvation Army

activities

Christmas, 14(4):18 (Oct 1952)
social work, 14(4):16 (Oct 1952)

band performances, 55(3):9 (Sum 1993)
formation, 3(3):15 (Jul 1941)

Salvation Army Band

performances, 55(3):9 (Sum 1993)

Salvation Nel

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

Salzburg, Austria

description/commentary on, 14(1):4, 15, 18 (Jan 1952)

Samaria (ocean liner)

evacuee transport-WWII, 55(4):29, 30 (Fall 1993)

Sam Patch (paddle boat), 61(3&4):32 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
Sam Patch (tour boat)

dock site, 72(1):20 with photo (Spr 2010)
operators-early 2000s, 67(3):21 (Sum 2005)

Sam Patch, daredevil. See Patch, Sam
Sam Patch in France

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

Samp's Creek

Jemison, Mary at, 68(1&2):13 (Win & Spr 2006)

Sampson, Admiral

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

Sampson, Judge Ashley

Anti-Slavery Movement and, 37(4):6 (Oct 1975)
arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Erie Canal, oration at completion, 11(3&4):6 (Jul 1949)
Rochester Colonization Society, role in, 21(4):3 (Oct 1959)
Rochesterville, description of-1810s, 29(3):3 (Jun 1967)

Sampson Naval Training Station

opening and location-WWII, 5(1):29 (Jan 1943)

Samson-United Corp.

location and defense contract-WWII, 66(1):29 (Win 2004)

Samson, William H.

as author

on history, 6(2):18 (Apr 1944)
newspaper column, 37(2):21 (Apr 1975)

editorship, 6(2):18 (Apr 1944)
as library officer, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)

Samuels, Howard

business enterprise, 43(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Samuels, Richard

business enterprise, 43(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1981)

SAN (Social Action Network), 60(3):23 (Sum 1998)
Sanborn, Frank

as abolitionist, 15(3):12 (Jul 1953)

Sanborn, Hanna

as inn/tavern keeper-1790s, 47(1&2):18 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Sanborn, Nathaniel

as inn/tavern keeper-1790s, 47(1&2):18 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Sanborn, R. W.

as wood and ice dealer, 18(2):12 (Apr 1956)

San Carlo Grand Opera Company

local productions-1920s, 49(1):16 (Jan 1987)

San Carlos Indian Reservation, Arizona

Pierce, Francis Edwin at-1880s, 65(2):17-18 (Spr 2003)

Sand

quarries, 55(1):12-13 (Win 1993)

Sandbanks (Utica, NY), 39(3):10 (Jul 1977)
Sandbar House, 56(1):13, 31 (Win 1994)
Sandburg, Carl

dedication to local poet, 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)

Sander electric belt, 13(1):10 (Jan 1951)
Sanderl, John B.

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

Sanderl, Reverend Simon

pastorate, 63(3):8 (Sum 2001)

Sanders, Archie D. (1857-1941)

biographical summary, 41(4):11 (Oct 1979)
incumbency record, James W. Wadsworth, Jr. and, 41(4):14 (Oct 1979)

Sanderson, John P.

charitable/social agencies, positions with, 23(2):2 (Apr 1961)

Family Welfare Society-1930s, 23(2):13, 14 (Apr 1961)
Social Welfare League-1920s, 23(2):9, 10 (Apr 1961)

Sandpaper manufacture-1800s, 30(1):9 (Jan 1968)
Sandringham Road

subdivisions, 28(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Sandry, Joseph

occupation and residence, 22(4):4 (Oct 1960)

Sands, Mrs. (no given name)

residence and travel on Lake Ontario-1820s, 62(4):9 (Fall 2000)

Sands' Bakery, 64(3):3 (Sum 2002)
Sands, David

as Quaker, Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):11 (Sum 2006)

Sands, George F.

as National Base-Ball Association president, 62(2):5 photo (Spr 2000)

Sandstone

construction use, 11(3&4):13 (Jul 1949); 37(3):5, 6 (Jul 1975)

Sandusky, 15(1):12 (Jan 1953)
Sandusky Lake

murder of fur traders at, Mary Jemison and, 68(1&2):11-12 (Win & Spr 2006)

Sandusky, OH

flour shipments to NYC, cost-1820s, 62(3):3 (Sum 2000)

Sandwich Islands. See Hawaiian Islands
Sandwick, Victoria. See Schmitt, Victoria Sandwick
Sandy Creek, NY

horse thieves and-1820s, 4(1):13 (Jan 1942)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):7 (Fall 2000)

Sandy Hill, NY

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):24 (Fall 2000)

Sanford, FL

agriculture and history, 54(1):4-6 (Win 1992)
photographs, 54(1):2, 3 (Win 1992)
residents

Gibson, John, 54(1):6 (Win 1992)
Mathis, Alice Branson. See Mathis, Alice Branson
as migrants, 54(1):4, 24 (Win 1992)
migrate to Rochester, 54(1):22-24, 27nn., 31nn. (Win 1992)
Sanford, Gen. Henry, 54(1):5 (Win 1992)
Scurry, Dennis and Ruby, 54(1):31n.65 (Win 1992)

Sanford, Harold, 24(3):38 (Jul 1962)

City Club, role in, 9(4):1n. (Oct 1947)

Sanford, General Henry Shelton

correspondence, quoted-1890, 54(1):5 (Win 1992)
and founding of Sanford, FL-late 1800s, 54(1):5 (Win 1992)

Sanford Herald (FL newspaper)

on Rochester, quoted-1960s, 54(1):24 (Win 1992)

Sanford, Madeline French

as guest pianist, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980)

Sanford, Mrs. Mary T.

art classes and-1900, 17(2):16 (Apr 1955)

Sanfordneers, Inc.

formation and members, 54(1):31n.60 (Win 1992)

San Francisco, CA

baseball club/game-1800s, 63(2):16 (Spr 2001)
Bureau of Government Research, 19(1):13 (Jan 1957)
Civic Center, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)
Cow Palace, 19(1):17 (Jan 1957)
culture, 19(1):17-18 (Jan 1957)
Eastman Kodak sales headquarters, plan for, 19(1):9 (Jan 1957)
Federal Reserve Banks, 19(1):6 (Jan 1957)
Golden Gate Park, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)
municipal agencies, 19(1):15 (Jan 1957)
museums

Academy of Science Museum, 19(1):17 (Jan 1957)
art, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)
De Young Museum, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)
George Eastman House of Photography, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)
San Francisco Museum of Art, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)

music/opera offerings, 19(1):18, 21, 22 (Jan 1957)
one-way streets, 19(1):5 (Jan 1957)
restaurants

Chinatown, 19(1):9 (Jan 1957)
Fisherman's Wharf, 19(1):9 (Jan 1957)

shopping centers, 19(1):7 (Jan 1957)
Spanish missions, 19(1):4 (Jan 1957)
Union Square

parking garages, 19(1):6 (Jan 1957)
stores, 19(1):10 (Jan 1957)

walking tours, 19(1):4 (Jan 1957)
War Memorial Building, 19(1):18 (Jan 1957)
world's fairs, 26(3):1, 10, 13-14, 21 (Jul 1964)

Sanger, Margaret

autobiographical work, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948)
City Club speech, 9(4):17 (Oct 1947)

Sanitariums

in Clifton Springs, NY, 56(2):9, 20 (Spr 1994)
Hochstein, David at, 56(3):20 (Sum 1994)
Iola. See Iola Sanitarium
Knorr, 61(2):15 (Spr 1999)

Sanitary sewers. See Sewers
Sanitation

c.1900, 12(1):11 (Jan 1950)
division of, duties-1910s, 27(1):13 (Jan 1965)
food-related

fresh water, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956)
garbage collection, 18(3):12-14, 19, 21, 23 (Jul 1956)
garbage disposal, 18(3):2, 7, 9-11 (Jul 1956)
Industrial School of Rochester and, 68(4):6 photo caption, 7 photo caption, 11 (Fall 2006)
inspection, 18(3):12-13 (Jul 1956)
meat markets, 18(3):11 (Jul 1956)
milk, 18(3):12, 13 (Jul 1956); 62(4):14 (Fall 2000)
slaughterhouses, 18(3):5, 12, 14, 23 (Jul 1956)

health precautions, 18(3):4, 5, 15, 16, 20 (Jul 1956)See also Health
lack of, disease, infant mortality and-1800s, 45(1&2):3-9 (Jan & Apr 1983)See also Water supply — contamination
pioneer era, 21(2):6 (Apr 1959)
regulations, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956)
scientific applications, 11(2):18 (Apr 1949)
survey, 18(3):21 (Jul 1956)
waste elimination and

"necessaries," 18(3):2-3, 5, 13 (Jul 1956)
sewers in. See Sewers
slaughterhouses, 18(3):5, 12, 14, 23 (Jul 1956)
water closets, 18(3):12, 14 (Jul 1956)

water drainage and, 18(3):2, 6, 7 (Jul 1956)

Sanitation, Division of

duties-1910s, 27(1):13 (Jan 1965)

Sankey, Reverend

as pawn shop director, 14(3):17 (Jun 1952)

Sankey, Ira

musical program-1890s, 16(1):14 (Jan 1954)

San Miguel's Church. See St. Michael's (Catholic) Church
San Souci, NY

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)

Santa Claus

letters to, United Charities and-early 1900s, 23(2):4 (Apr 1961)
painting by Thomas Nast, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)

Santa Domingo

Eastman, George and-1870s, 52(1):4 (Win 1990)

Santa Marta mine (Mexico), 61(2):8 (Spr 1999)
Santee River (South Carolina)

Confederate POW and, 73(2):14-15 (Fall 2011)

Santiago, Gladys

as Rochester City Council member, 70(2):20 (Fall 2007)

Santo Domingo

Douglass, Frederick and, 67(4):20 (Fall 2005)

Sapho

performance, 16(3):17 (Jul 1954)

Sapozink, Ira

as grand marshal, 24(2):14 (Apr 1962)

Sarah Coventry LPGA Tournament

Locust Hill championship-1980s, 65(1):18 (Win 2003)

Sarah P. (no surname given)

relationship to Y. Davison/Dawson-1820s, 62(3):23 (Sum 2000)
as traveler-1820s, 62(3):23 (Sum 2000)

Sarah Sands (passenger ship)

Irish famine and-1840s, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)

Sarasate

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

Saratoga Springs, NY

illustration-1820s, 62(4):21 (Fall 2000)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):5 (Sum 2000); 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)
as vaction spot-1800s, 8(3):4 (Jul 1946)

Sarazen, Gene

as golfer in Times-Union Open-1940s, 65(1):8 (Win 2003)

Sargent and Greenleaf, Inc.

location and Capt. William B. Lyttle's visit to-WWII, 66(1):28 (Win 2004)
owners, 21(3):12-13 (Jul 1959)
product line, 11(2):12 (Apr 1949); 21(3):12-13 (Jul 1959); 41(4):6, 7 (Oct 1979)
world's fair exhibit-1930s, 26(3):18 (Jul 1964)

Sargent, Professor Charles S.

as horticulturalist, employment and activity, 11(1):9, 10, 21 (Jan 1949)

Sargent, Dr. C. S.

philanthropy, 50(2):9 (Apr 1988)

Sargent, James

partnership, 21(3):12 (Jul 1959)See also Sargent and Greenleaf, Inc.

Sartori, Albert

as conductor

of Maennerchor, 42(3):4 (Jul 1980)
of Symphony Orchestra-1880s, 42(3):4 (Jul 1980)

Saskett, Cornelius S. (of Romulus, NY)

town election and-1850s, 42(2):17 (Apr 1980)

Satellites

communications, 61(3&4):11 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Satolli, Father Francesco, 25(2):5-6, 16 (Apr 1963)
Satterlee, LeRoy

collegiate institute, 29(2):4 (Apr 1967)

Satterwhite, Thomas

slave hired by-1780s, 71(1):6 (Spr 2009)

Saturday Evening Post

on Rochester, quoted, 38(1):4-5 (Jan 1976)

Saturday half-holiday

state law granting, 25(1):13 (Jan 1963)

Saucy Second. See Tippecanoe Club
Sauer, Frederick

POW camp disturbance and-WWII, 56(3):13 (Sum 1994)

Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

POW camp disturbance and-WWII, 56(3):13 (Sum 1994)

Sauer, Miss Julia L.

as author of Fog Magic and The Light At Tern Rock, 73(1):7 with illus (Spr 2011)
death, 73(1):7 (Spr 2011)
at public library, 23(4):5, 13 (Oct 1961); 73(1):7-8 (Spr 2011)

Sauerkraut Club

travel abroad, 20(1):27 (Jan 1958)

Saul, Frank "Pep"

as Rochester Royal, 58(1):9, 12 photos (Win 1996)

Sault St. Francois Xavier (Jesuit mission)

Iroquois residents, 38(4):6, 11 (Oct 1976)

description of, quoted, 38(4):11 (Oct 1976)

Saunders, Frank B.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Saunders, Mrs. Wilbour

club membership, 48(1&2):11 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Saunders, Dr. Wilbour Eddy

Divinity School, role at, 52(4):9, 10, 11 (Fall 1990)
Inter-Faith Goodwill Committee and, 52(4):9 (Fall 1990)
public library, role in, 23(4):17 (Oct 1961)

Sauret, Emil

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

Sausage shop

Joseph Avenue-1900s, 64(3):10 (Sum 2002)

Savage, Doris, M.

The Rochester Theological Seminary In the Old United State Hotel authored by, 31(3):1-23 (Jul 1969)

Savannah (privateer ship)

POW release and-Civil War, 41(3):20 (Jul 1979)

Savannah, GA

Civil War prison camp at, 73(2):14 (Fall 2011)

Savannah, NY, 15(4):4, 19 (Oct 1953)
Savannah River

fish, stocking, 6(3):18 (Jul 1944)

Savings Bank of Rochester. See also Rochester Savings Bank

Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):11 (Sum 2006)

Savings stamps

wartime sales campaigns. See War stamps, sales campaigns

Savori, Camille, 29(1):3 (Jan 1967)
Savoy Hotel, 18(1):10 (Jan 1956)
Sawmills. See also Lumber industry; specific mill

censuses

1810s, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
1820s, 3(4):5 (Oct 1941); 40(1):7 (Jan 1978); 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

decline, 12(4):7 (Oct 1950)
first. See Allan, Ebenezer "Indian"
Genesee River and, 2(1):5 (Jan 1940); 3(4):6 (Oct 1941); 18(1):3 (Jan 1956)
on Irondequoit Bay-1837, 56(1):5 (Win 1994)
millers' resourcefulness, 40(1):7 (Jan 1978)
millraising, 3(4):3 (Oct 1941)
production

methods, for boat planks, 30(2):15 (Apr 1968)
volume-1820s, 11(3&4):9 (Jul 1949)

Pultneyville, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
schematic, 46(3&4):11 illus (Jul & Oct 1984)
sites-1800s, 34(2):2 (Apr 1972); 37(2):2, 3, 5 (Apr 1975); 40(1):2-3, 8-9 (Jan 1978); 46(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1984)

Sawyer, Mrs. (no given name)

at local séance, newspaper on-1880s, 71(2):21 with illus (Fall 2009)

Sawyer, Fitch J.

as YMCA officer, 16(1):24 (Jan 1954)

Sawyer, Samuel

Morgan (William) disappearance and-1820s, 53(4):36-37 (Fall 1991)

Sawyer, Dr. William A.

City Club speech, 9(4):19 (Oct 1947)

Saxe, Reverend Asa

pastorate, 57(4):11 (Fall 1995)
at woman's suffrage meeting, 57(4):11 (Fall 1995)

Sayre, PA, 56(2):7 (Spr 1994)
SCAD. See State Commission Against Discrimination
Scales

dental, 59(3):11, 22n.21 (Sum 1997)
Howe patent and advertising. See Howe and Co.

Scalping of Jemison family, 68(1&2):8 (Win & Spr 2006)
Scampers. See Square Dances
Scandinavian immigrants

comparative numbers, 25(3):6 (Jul 1963)

Scanlan, William J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Scanlon, Daniel

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

"Scar-Faced Fannie," 26(4):14 (Oct 1964)
Scarlet fever, 18(3):15, 19-20, 26 (Jul 1956)

Industrial School of Rochester student death from-1860s, 68(4):11 (Fall 2006)

Schaefer, Henry A.

business enterprise-1880s, 43(2&3):37 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Schaefer, Marion

birth, 60(2):8 (Spr 1998)
parochial education, 60(2):8-9 (Spr 1998)

Schaetzke, Anne

"Slavery in the Genesee Country (also known as Ontario County), 1789-1827" authored by, quoted, 71(1):11, 14, 16 (Spr 2009)

Schafer, Esther

acting ability, 64(3):27 (Sum 2002)
childhood experiences, 64(3):3, 17, 18, 19, 21-22 (Sum 2002)
siblings, 64(3):3 (Sum 2002)

Schafer, George J.

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

Schafer, Harriet

childhood experiences, 64(3):3, 17, 18, 21-22 (Sum 2002)
siblings, 64(3):3 (Sum 2002)

Schafer, Harry

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):15 photo (Spr 2001)

Schafer, Kate (née Oratz)

courtship and marriage, 64(2):17-18 (Spr 2002)
family, 64(3):1-27 passim (Sum 2002)

children, 64(2):19, 21 (Spr 2002); 64(3):3 (Sum 2002)
European origins, 64(2):18 (Spr 2002)
extended, photographs, 64(2):24 (Spr 2002); 64(3):24 (Sum 2002)
grandchildren, 64(3):29-31 (Sum 2002)
parents, photographs, 64(2):3, 24 (Spr 2002)
siblings. See Epstein, May; Oratz, Isaac
spouse. See Schafer, Sam

photographs, 64(2):1-2, 17 (Spr 2002)
residences

in Rochester, 64(2):17-18 (Spr 2002); 64(3):18-20, 26 (Sum 2002)
in Utica, 64(2):19 (Spr 2002)

as shopkeeper, 64(2):20 (Spr 2002)
WWII and, 64(3):22, 23 (Sum 2002)

Schafer, Marcia

birth, 64(2):19 (Spr 2002)
childhood experiences, 64(3):3, 4, 7, 14, 17, 18, 21-22 (Sum 2002)
parents, 64(2):19 (Spr 2002)
siblings, 64(3):3 (Sum 2002)

Schafer, Mary. See Houck, Mary (née Schafer)
Schafer, Max

employment, 64(2):14 (Spr 2002)
family

brother-1920s, 64(2):17 (Spr 2002)
in Poland-1910s, 64(2):9, 12 (Spr 2002)

Schafer, Ruth. See Lempert, Ruth (née Schafer)
Schafer, Sam, 64(2):1-24 (Spr 2002); 64(3):1-32 (Sum 2002)

assaults on

adulthood-1970s, 64(2):4 (Spr 2002); 64(3):22, 31 (Sum 2002)
childhood, 64(2):5 (Spr 2002)

biographical details, 64(2):8-10 (Spr 2002)
birth, 64(2):4 (Spr 2002)
courtship and marriage, 64(2):17-18 (Spr 2002)
European origins, 64(2):3-14 (Spr 2002)
family

aunts and uncles, 64(2):12, 15, 18, 19-20 (Spr 2002)
children, 64(2):19, 21 (Spr 2002); 64(3):3 (Sum 2002)
grandchildren, 64(3):29-31 (Sum 2002)
parents and siblings, 64(2):8, 10-11 (Spr 2002); 64(3):13 (Sum 2002)
parents in-law, photograph, 64(2):3 (Spr 2002)
spouse. See Schafer, Kate (née Oratz)

as fish retailer, 64(2):19-21 (Spr 2002); 64(3):1-32 passim (Sum 2002)See also S. Schafer Fish Market
photographs, 64(2):1-2 (Spr 2002)
residences

Harvard Street, 64(3):6 (Sum 2002)
Hollenbeck Street, 64(3):18-20 (Sum 2002)
Joseph Avenue, 64(2):19, 21 (Spr 2002)
in Utica, 64(2):15, 19 (Spr 2002)

as textile worker

in Germany, 64(2):11-14 (Spr 2002)
in Rochester, 64(2):14-15 (Spr 2002)
in Utica, NY, 64(2):15-19 (Spr 2002)

Schaffer, Peter

as alderman, abolitionist convention and-1860s, 46(1&2):16 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Schalit, Heinrich

Temple B'rith Kodesh and-1930s, 74(2):12 (Fall 2012)

Schamehorn, Colonel A. J.

award presentation-1940s, 5(1):24 (Jan 1943)
Rochester Ordnance District, position with-1940s, 5(1):24 (Jan 1943)

Schanck Road

Main Street and, 27(3):4 (Jul 1965)

Schantz, Joseph A.

business enterprise, 40(1):19 (Jan 1978)

Schelling, Ernest

as guest musician, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)

Schenck, Emil, 29(1):5 (Jan 1967)
Schenck, Henry, 29(1):5 (Jan 1967)
Schenck, Ludwig

as conductor, 42(3):9 (Jul 1980); 58(4):4 (Fall 1996)
at D.K.G. Institute of Musical Art, 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)
as musician, 29(1):5, 22 (Jan 1967); 56(3):18, 19 (Sum 1994); 58(4):4 (Fall 1996)

citation from Tuesday Musicale, 29(1):19 (Jan 1967)
honored by Organist's Guild, 29(1):19 (Jan 1967)

Schenectady and Utica Railroad

charter conditions, 30(4):3, 4, 5 (Oct 1968)

Schenectady, NY

churches-1820s, 62(3):12 (Sum 2000)
DeForest (A. S.) landscaping, listing, 51(2):23 (Spr 1989)
electrical apparatus industry, 35(2):5 (Apr 1973)
mayoral election-1910s, 39(4):2 (Oct 1977)
population figures-1820s, 62(3):12 (Sum 2000)
realty company, 51(2):6 (Spr 1989)
resident, Jacob Gould, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
Selye fire engines, resolution on, 59(2):8 (Spr 1997)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):12 (Sum 2000)
travel to/from

road from Albany to-1820s, 62(3):11 (Sum 2000)
turnpike, 30(2):13 (Apr 1968)

Union College. See Union College
water rates, versus other municipalities-1930, 39(3):13 (Jul 1977)

Schenectady Realty Company

DeForest, A. S. and, 51(2):6 (Spr 1989)

Schermerhorn, Abraham M. (1791-1855)

biographical summary/details, 26(1):2, 5 (Jan 1964); 41(3):16 (Jul 1979)
business enterprise, 5(3):3 (Jul 1943); 30(4):2, 3 (Oct 1968)
as congressman, 20(3):6 (Jul 1958)
as mayor (1837), 26(1):5 (Jan 1964); 31(4):8 (Oct 1969)

municipal cemetery site selection-1830s, 50(4):7 (Oct 1988)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Schermerhorn, Arthur

civic roles, 45(3&4):14, 16 (Jul & Oct 1983)
financial account, 45(3&4):14 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Scher, Seymour

as city manager, 32(2):23-24 (Apr 1970)

transit strike-1960s, 30(3):22-23 (Jul 1968)

Schidakowitz, John

liberty loan controversy and-1910s, 39(4):14 (Oct 1977)

Schieffelin, Leonard L.

political appointments, 32(2):21-22, 23 (Apr 1970)

Schiller, Frederick

monument, campaign for, 20(1):23 (Jan 1958)

Schiller Society

first festival, 20(1):6 (Jan 1958)

Schilling, Anthony

City Directory listing for-1880s, 63(4):24 (Fall 2001)

Schilling, Mrs. Susan

American History Class, membership, 48(1&2):9 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Schine Theaters

war relief society and-WWII, 5(1):11 (Jan 1943)

Schirmer. See G. Schirmer
Schlafer (hotel), 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Schlegel, Charles P.

business enterprise-1880s, 43(2&3):37 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Schlegel, George C.

residence, 28(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Schlegel Manufacturing Company

headquarters and local division locations, 43(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1981)
origins and product lines, 43(2&3):37-38 (Apr & Jul 1981)
relocation, 20(2):7 (Apr 1958)
world's fair exhibit-1930s, 26(3):18 (Jul 1964)
WWII production, 66(1):6 (Win 2004)

Schlehofer, Deirdre

acknowledgment, 64(1):23 (Win 2002)

Schlesinger, Arthur M. (local historian), 6(2):2 (Apr 1944)
Schley, W. S.

as commander of Thetis, Arctic rescue, 59(1):5 illus, 15-16 (Win 1997)

Schlosser, Fort

French and Indian War and, 68(1&2):12 (Win & Spr 2006)

Schlosser, NY

Porter, Barton and Company warehouse-pioneer era, 45(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Schlueter, Jean. See Coxe, Jean (née Schlueter)
Schlueter, Joan

family life and members-WWII, 66(2):20-21 (Spr 2004)

Schlueter, Mary Alice

family life members' experiences and employment-WWII, 66(2):20-21 (Spr 2004)

Schlueter, William

family life members' experiences and employment-WWII, 66(2):20-21 (Spr 2004)

Schmidt, Carl F., 42(1):21 (Jan 1980)

as architectural authority, 12(2&3):22 (Apr 1950)
as author

of Cobblestone Architecture, 6(2):23 (Apr 1944); 10(4):20 (Oct 1948)
of Greek Revival Architecture in the Rochester Area, 10(4):20 (Oct 1948)

Bragdon, Claude F. and, 29(4):7, 8, 9 (Oct 1967)
professions, residence, and relationship with Wolfard's-1940s, 65(3):15-16 (Sum 2003)
sketches of historic homes, 26(2):centerfold illus (Apr 1964)

Schmitt, George M.

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

Schmitt, Gerard "Jerry"

employment-WWII, quoted on, 66(2):8 (Spr 2004)

military service and, 66(2):9-10 (Spr 2004)

Schmitt, Joseph

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

Schmitt, Victoria Sandwick

about, 71(1):26 (Spr 2009)
as author

of Goin' North, 54(1):1-32 with photos (Win 1992)
of Rochester's Frederick Douglass

Part One, 67(3):1-28 (Sum 2005)
Part Two, 67(4):1-32 (Fall 2005)

as co-author

of Building an Urban Faith Community: Centennial History of St. Augustine's Church

Part One, 60(2):1-32 with illus (Spr 1998)
Part Two, 60(3):1-32 with illus (Sum 1998)

of "We Called Her Anna": Nathaniel Rochester and Slavery in the Genesee Country, 71(1):1-28 (Spr 2009)

community involvement, 67(3):21 (Sum 2005); 67(4):24 (Fall 2005)
religious affiliation, 60(2):26n (Spr 1998)
at Rochester Museum and Science Center, 54(1):31 (Win 1992); 60(2):26 (Spr 1998); 67(3):21 (Sum 2005); 67(4):24 (Fall 2005)

Schneider House

location and site excavation-1800s, 44(1&2):31 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Schneider, Joseph

as newspaper editor, 20(1):21 (Jan 1958)

Schnitzer, Germaine

as guest musician, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)

Schoeffel, Captain Bernard

military service-1800s, 20(1):2, 6 (Jan 1958)

Schoeffel, Captain Francis

Civil War command, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)

Schoeffel, Frank A.

as baseball player, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)
military service-Civil War, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)

Schoenberg, Solomon C.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Schoenfelder, Mrs. Lulu

residence, location and Civil War history-1930s, 66(3):16 (Sum 2004)

Schoen Place (Pittsford, NY)

commercial enterprises, 72(1):20 (Spr 2010)

Scholl, Charles (of Williamsburg, NY)

business enterprise, 4(3):13, 14 (Jul 1942)

Scholz, Dr. Karl T.

City Club speech, 9(4):21 (Oct 1947)

School Board. See Education, Board of
School commissioners

western New York-1820s, 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)

Schoolcraft, Henry R.

as historian, 6(2):7 (Apr 1944)
on native sites, quoted-1800s, 44(1&2):34 (Jan & Apr 1982)

School desks

adjustable, 31(2):14 (Apr 1969)

School districts, city. See City schools
School for American Crafts

origins and downtown site-1940s, 65(3):18 (Sum 2003)

School for the deaf

local. See Rochester School for the Deaf; Western New York Institute for Deaf Mutes
national sites, 64(1):3, 4, 6, 18, 19, 20 (Win 2002)

School Life (USOE publication), 55(4):4 (Fall 1993)
School lunch program, 31(2):18 (Apr 1969)
School No. 1

description, 1(3):20 (Jul 1939)
evening classes, 1(3):22 (Jul 1939)
original location, 1(3):19 (Jul 1939)
origins, 5(2):2 (Apr 1943)
subsequent names

Central High School, 31(2):4 (Apr 1969)
Rochester Free Academy, 5(2):20 (Apr 1943); 31(2):4 (Apr 1969)

School No. 2

principal, 7(2):16 (Apr 1945); 57(4):18 (Fall 1995)

School No. 5

principal, Samuel P. Moulthrop-1890s, 19(2):8 (Apr 1957)
students

immigrant, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)
transfer, 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)

School No. 6

location, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)
military unit quartered at-1860s, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)
subsequent use-early 1900s, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)

School No. 7

playground library-1920s, 73(1):16 (Spr 2011)

School No. 9

adult civic clubs at, 14(4):19 (Oct 1952)
as library station-1910s, 73(1):3 (Spr 2011)
New Citizens'Banquets at, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)
photograph, 64(2):23 (Spr 2002)
public housing and, 29(2):14 (Apr 1967)
school nurse, assignment of-early 1900s, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
size, comparative-1910s, 19(2):19 (Apr 1957)
social center at-early 1900s, 14(4):18 (Oct 1952)
students

Hochstein, David, 56(3):18 (Sum 1994)
immigrant, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)
Lempert, Ruth, 64(2):23 photo caption (Spr 2002)
O'Rorke, Col. Patrick, 23(1):16 (Jan 1961)

School No. 10

Harris (George) lectures-1880s, 44(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1982)
location, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957); 20(1):3 (Jan 1958)
night school program-late 1800s, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957)
students

enrollment-1890s, 19(2):7, 8 (Apr 1957)
immigrant, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)

subsequent site usage-1840s, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958)

School No. 13

racial integration, 21(4):6 (Oct 1959)

School No. 14

amateur/pro baseball games at-1800s, 63(1):12-13, 16 (Win 2001)
dental clinic-early 1900s, 19(2):14 (Apr 1957)
playground library-1920s, 73(1):16 (Spr 2011)
as social center, 14(4):19 (Oct 1952)

School No. 15

retarded students, separate classes for-early 1900s, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)

School No. 16

Harris, George lecture-1880s, 44(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1982)

School No. 17

disabled children's program-1950s, 55(2):27 photo caption (Spr 1993)
location, 55(2):27 photo caption (Spr 1993)
principal, Samuel P. Moulthrop-1880s, 19(2):4 (Apr 1957)

School No. 18

as library station-1910s, 73(1):3 (Spr 2011)
playground construction-1900, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)
size, comparative-1910s, 19(2):19 (Apr 1957)
students

immigrant, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)
tree planting project-1890s, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)

School No. 19

principal, Julia Hughes-1800s, 44(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1982)

School No. 20

retarded students, separate classes for-early 1900s, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)

School No. 21

retarded students, separate classes for-early 1900s, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)

School No. 22

day care program at-WWII, 66(2):22 (Spr 2004)
student, Richard Domagalski-WWII, quoted, 66(2):21-22 (Spr 2004)

School No. 26

a.k.a.

Sylvanus A. Ellis School-1900s, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)
Washington Grammar School, 1890s-1910s, 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)
Washington Junior High School-1910s, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)

construction

at new site-1910s, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)
at original site-early 1900s, 19(2):12, 14 (Apr 1957)

curriculum/program, 31(2):11 (Apr 1969)

Boy Scout troop-1910s, 19(2):16 (Apr 1957)
drill corps, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957)
teacher training at-1890s, 19(2):7, 11 (Apr 1957)
vocational courses, 19(2):14 (Apr 1957)

facilities

manual training equipment, 19(2):11 (Apr 1957)
movable desks, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)
overcrowding, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
playground, 19(2):13 (Apr 1957)

faculty

school nurse, assignment of-early 1900s, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
swimming instructor, appointment of-1910, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)

health services

dental clinic-early 1900s, 19(2):14 (Apr 1957)
hearing tests, 19(2):19 (Apr 1957)
medical examinations, financing, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)

historical sketch, 19(2):4-20 passim (Apr 1957)
Iroquois League founding at-early 1900s, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)
as library station-1910s, 73(1):3 (Spr 2011)
locations, 29(2):9 (Apr 1967); 31(2):14 (Apr 1969)

Bernard Street-1910s, 19(2):17 (Apr 1957)
original, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)

Memorial Day parade and-1880s, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957)
principal, Samuel P. Moulthrop. See Moulthrop, Samuel Parker
size, 19(2):5, 19 (Apr 1957)
as social center, 14(4):19 (Oct 1952); 28(4):19 (Oct 1966)
students

enrollment figures-1913, 19(2):14 (Apr 1957)
removal to Syvanus A. Ellis School-1910s, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)
retarded, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
transfer, 19(2):5 (Apr 1957)
tree planting project-1890s, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)
truant, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
as Washington Minute Men, 19(2):20 (Apr 1957)

School No. 27

size, 19(2):19 (Apr 1957)
Social Betterment Association, formation at, 14(4):18 (Oct 1952)

School No. 34

abandonment, 19(2):14 (Apr 1957)
Factory School at-early 1900s, 19(2):14 (Apr 1957)

School No. 37

students' photograph, tending victory garden-WWI, 51(3):6 (Sum 1989)

School nurses

in city schools, 31(2):11 (Apr 1969)

School of Aerial Photography

formation-1910s, 5(4):15-16 (Oct 1943)
recreation hut-WWI, 5(4):11 (Oct 1943)

School of American Craftsmen. See Rochester Institute of Technology
School of Civilian Protection Services

formation-1940s, 5(1):6 (Jan 1943)
program certifications-WWII, 5(1):9 (Jan 1943)

School of Practical Knowledge and Recreation

formation, 42(1):5 (Jan 1980)

School of Religious Education

origins and sponsorship, 16(1):21 (Jan 1954)

School of the Air. See Rochester School of the Air
School of the Arts

staff

vocal music, 60(3):30n.105 (Sum 1998)

Schools. See also Education

anti-smoking campaigns in

late 1800s, 60(1):12 (Win 1998)

baseball and, 62(2):14 (Spr 2000); 63(1):12-13, 16 (Win 2001)
charter, Genesee Community Charter School, 72(1):23 (Spr 2010)
city. See City schools; specific school by number, e.g. School No. 1
Civil War recruitment meeting at, 65(2):18 photo (Spr 2003)
commissioner responsibilities-1820s, 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)
for deaf

local. See National Technical Institute for the Deaf; Rochester School for the Deaf; Western New York Institution for Deaf Mutes
national locations, 64(1):3, 4, 6, 18, 19, 20 (Win 2002)

of dentistry, 59(3):8 (Sum 1997)
evening/night. See Night schools
flag display, Grand Army of the Republic and-1890s, 73(2):5n.9 (Fall 2011)
of higher education. See Colleges/universities; specific institution
industrial-circa 1900, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)See also Industrial School(s)
Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):8 (Sum 2006)
nursery. See Nursery schools
parochial. See Parochial schools
Polish, 57(2):6, 16-17 (Spr 1995)See also St. Stanislaus School
post Civil War era, 2(3):17 (Jul 1940)
preparatory, of M. G. Peck, student at-1850s, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)
private or semi-private. See Private schools
public. See City schools; Public schools
reform. See Reformatories
smoking in-late 1800s, 60(1):12 (Win 1998)
as social centers-early 1900s, 14(4):18, 19 (Oct 1952)
"Sunday." . See Churches; Sabbath schools
tax assessment

1820s, 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)
proposed-1830s, 1(3):20 (Jul 1939)

School Sisters of Notre Dame

founding, 52(4):23 (Fall 1990)
Freiss, Mary Caroline and, 52(4):22 (Fall 1990)
local activity-1800s, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)
parish work-1800s, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)
parochial instruction by-mid 1800s, 63(3):9, 15 (Sum 2001)
Winton Province, Sister Virginia Mullaly and-early 2000s, 63(3):22 (Sum 2001)

School taxes. See Taxes
School Visitors, Board of

chair, Henry J. Whitehouse, 33(2):11 (Apr 1971)
formation and activity-1800s, 33(2):11 (Apr 1971)

School Without Walls

student, Nicholson Baker, 69(1):25 (Spr 2007)

School-Work program

Vázquez, Julio and, 70(2):20 (Fall 2007)

Schooners. See Ships and boats
Schrader, Frank, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Schreiber, Georges

book illustrated by, 73(1):7 illus (Spr 2011)

Schreiber, Tom

as co-author of Baseball for the Fun of It, 63(1):7 (Win 2001)

Schroeder, Reverend Paul

banquet speech, 21(4):23 (Oct 1959)

Schroth, John U.

charities, role in, 31(1):3 (Jan 1969)

Schubert Theater

and People's Sunday Evening, 14(4):23 (Oct 1952)

Schuetzen (rifle club), 20(1):23 (Jan 1958)
Schuetzen Park

German Day celebrations, 20(1):23, 25 (Jan 1958)

Schull, Brig. General Herman W.

award presentation-1940s, 5(1):23 (Jan 1943)

Schulman. See entries at Shulman
Schumacher, F. C.

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

Schumann-Heink, Ernestine

as guest musician, 12(1):22 (Jan 1950); 29(1):18 (Jan 1967)

Schussler, E.

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

Schuyler (street)

military unit at School No. 6 on, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)

Schuyler, Albert Byron

at IBM, innovative suggestion-WWII, 66(1):25 (Win 2004)

Schuyler, Montgomery

travel handbook and, 41(1&2):47 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Schuyler, Peter (of Albany, NY)

Fairbank, Nathaniel K. and, 40(3):15 (Jul 1978)
as mayor, 13(3):11-14 (Jul 1951)

Schwabenverein festival, 20(1):17 (Jan 1958)
Schwalbach, Casper

business enterprise-1890s, 55(1):13 (Win 1993)

Schwalbach Pit

location, 55(1):13 (Win 1993)

Schwartz, Alfred W.

as cartoonist, 12(1):23 (Jan 1950)

Schwartz, Dr. Seymour

acknowledgment, 59(4):20 (Fall 1997)

Schwarz and Company. See Henry Schwarz and Company
Schwarz, Morris, 22(3):3 (Jul 1960)
Schweickardt, George B.

cessation of brewing, 54(2):19 (Spr 1992)

Schweigert, John H.

at public library, photograph-1940s, 73(1):8 (Spr 2011)

Science(s)

cholera, explanations of, 36(3):12 (Jul 1974)
in higher education, 33(4):1 (Oct 1971)
historical sketch, 8(4):1-24 (Oct 1946)
lectures, discontinued, 11(2):15 (Apr 1949)
literary clubs and, 48(1&2):6, 7, 8 (Jan & Apr 1986)
museum. See Rochester Museum and Science Center
scientific inquiry, popularity, 11(2):15, 24 (Apr 1949)
Scientific Socialism, introduction, 2(3):19 (Jul 1940)
Spiritualism and, 71(2):7, 14 (Fall 2009)
theology, conflict with, 8(4):7-17 (Oct 1946); 31(3):17, 21 (Jul 1969)

Scientific American

on snow removal, 27(1):13 (Jan 1965)
on typhoid deaths-1900, 39(3):9 (Jul 1977)

Scientific instruments industry

local appearance, 34(4):2 (Oct 1972)
Taylor, 35(2):8 (Apr 1973)

Scientific Socialism

introduction, 2(3):19 (Jul 1940)

Scio Street

ball park near-1800s, 64(4):4 (Fall 2002)

home team, 8(3):18 (Jul 1946)
proposal, 63(1):16 (Win 2001)

circuses and-1800s, 49(3):9, 17 (Jul 1987)
farmer's market, 12(1):11 (Jan 1950)
pioneer cemetery, 50(4):5 (Oct 1988)
tenements, congestion, 13(4):18 (Oct 1951)

Sciota River

Senecas and Mary Jemison at hunting ground on-mid 1700s, 68(1&2):9, 10 (Win & Spr 2006)

Scipio, NY

Post family in, 67(3):16 (Sum 2005); 71(2):1 (Fall 2009)

Sconfietti, Cesare

as Italian consul to Rochester, 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)

Scotch Covenanters, 3(3):14 (Jul 1941)
Scotch-Irish immigrants/settlers. See also Irish immigrants; Scottish immigrants

Dalzell family, 59(2):14-15 (Spr 1997)
in Seneca County (NY), early 1800s, 42(2):2 (Apr 1980)

Scotland

Clock of the Nations and, 69(1):13 photo caption (Spr 2007)
Douglass, Frederick in, 67(3):12 (Sum 2005); 67(4):6 (Fall 2005)
Durand family in, 61(2):1 (Spr 1999)
famine in-1800s

American relief efforts, 68(3):3, 5, 11, 12, 13 (Sum 2006)
Scottish relief efforts, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)

fur trade, with western Indians, 1(1):6 (Jan 1939)
immigrants. See Scottish immigrants
imports from, clothing industry and, 22(3):4 (Jul 1960)
ship manufacture, 59(1):15 (Win 1997)

Scott, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000)

Scott, Anna Page

newspaper article-1910s, 17(2):19 (Apr 1955)

Scott, Blanche

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

Scott Brothers

as subway contractors, 36(2):11, 12, 14 (Apr 1974)

Scott Brown, Jeffrey

Rochester in World War Two: High Schools and the War Effort authored by, 55(4):1-20 with photos (Fall 1993)

Scott, Coleman

program directory, WVET, 32(3):9 (Jul 1970)

Scotter, W. Van

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

Scott Family

land holdings, 67(2):5 (Spr 2005)

Scottish immigrants. See also Scotch-Irish immigrants/settlers

association sponsors Mt. Hope Cemetery section, 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)
comparative numbers, 25(3):6 (Jul 1963)
Durand family, 61(2):1 (Spr 1999)
Ross, Donald, 65(1):5 (Win 2003)

Scottish traders

fur trade with western Indians, 1(1):6 (Jan 1939)

Scottsville-Genesee River Canal, 56(4):7, 18-19 (Fall 1994)
Scottsville, NY

bike path to/from-1890s, 19(3):8 (Jul 1957)

opening day, 69(2):13 photo (Spr 2008)

canal, 56(4):7, 18-19 (Fall 1994)
Iroquois trails to/from, 44(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1982)
mills, 56(4):12 (Fall 1994)
population figures/trends-early 1900s, 19(3):14 (Jul 1957)
residents

Hanford, Abraham-1810s, 30(2):11 (Apr 1968)
Schmidt, Carl F., 65(3):15-16 (Sum 2003)
Tone, William-1810s, 30(2):11 (Apr 1968)

Scottsville Road

as Indian trail, 54(3):4 (Sum 1992)

Scott, Sir Walter

as author

of Guy Mannering, 15(4):23 (Oct 1953)
of Lady of the Lake, Frederick Douglass and, 67(3):10 (Sum 2005)

characters of, dress ball appearance-1850s, 62(1):2 (Win 2000)

Scott, William

as librarian, 36(4):18 (Oct 1974)

Scott, Captain Winfield

at Gettysburg-Civil War, 65(2):13 (Spr 2003)

Scott, General Winfield

local appearance-1850s, 14(2):4 (Apr 1952)
political affiliation, 20(3):7 (Jul 1958)

Scouting

Harcerstwo (Polish program), 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
playground programs, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)

Scovel, Franklin

school for deaf and-1820s, 64(1):3 (Win 2002)

Scovell, Seymour

as pioneer-1790s, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Scoville, David

as alderman, cemetery site selection and-1830s, 50(4):7 (Oct 1988)

Scows

canal transport of lumber and timber, 56(4):14-15 (Fall 1994)
measurements and tonnage, 56(4):14-15 (Fall 1994)

Scrantom cabin

commercial surroundings, 24(3):5 (Jul 1962); 34(2):2 (Apr 1972)
construction and/or location, 5(3):4 (Jul 1943); 23(3):3 (Jul 1961); 24(1):9 (Jan 1962); 24(3):2-3, 5 (Jul 1962)
illustration, 5(3):3 () (Jul 1943)
occupation-1810s, 5(3):2 (Jul 1943); 24(3):40 (Jul 1962); 49(2):3 (Apr 1987)
purchase, by Ensworths, 29(3):3 (Jun 1967); 31(4):4 (Oct 1969)
Scrantom, Edwin on, 5(3):4 (Jul 1943)
subsequent site usage, 5(3):2-4 (Jul 1943)

as hotel site, 2(3):19 (Jul 1940); 4(1):4 (Jan 1942)
as Powers Building/Block, 2(3):19 (Jul 1940); 3(4):4 (Oct 1941); 4(1):4 (Jan 1942); 23(3):3 (Jul 1961); 24(3):1, 8, 26, 40 (Jul 1962); 31(4):4 (Oct 1969)
as tavern site, 29(3):3 (Jun 1967); 54(3):6 (Sum 1992)

Scrantom, Delia, 3(1):16 (Jan 1941)
Scrantom, Edwin

arrival-1810s, 4(1):3-7 (Jan 1942); 6(2):12 (Apr 1944); 24(3):2-3 (Jul 1962)
as author/publisher, 4(1):1-2 (Jan 1942); 27(1):3 (Jan 1965)

Anti-Masonic Almanacs-1820s, 3(1):20 (Jan 1941)
on apprenticeship, 4(1):18-19 (Jan 1942)
on Child's Basin, quoted, 49(4):6, 26 (Oct 1987)
on currency of 1830s-quoted, 49(2):6-7 (Apr 1987)
on daguerreotypes, quoted, 62(1):3 (Win 2000)
diary, 27(1):3 (Jan 1965)
on Erie Canal, quoted, 11(3&4):11 (Jul 1949); 41(1&2):26-28 (Jan & Apr 1979); 49(4):3 (Oct 1987)
on family's arrival-1810s, 4(1):3-7 (Jan 1942)
History of Monroe County, New York, consultant on, 6(2):13 (Apr 1944)
on Mercer, Thomas, quoted, 62(1):12 (Win 2000)
on mills, quoted, 30(2):5-6 (Apr 1968); 50(3):5 (Jul 1988)
Old Citizen Letters, excerpts, 4(1):3-24 (Jan 1942); 62(1):12 (Win 2000)See also Old Citizen Letters by Edwin Scrantom
reminiscences, 54(3):16 illus caption (Sum 1992)
of The Rochester Gem, 4(1):2 (Jan 1942)
on Rochesterville, construction, 50(3):8-9 (Jul 1988)
on schooling, 4(1):19 (Jan 1942)
on Scrantom cabin, 5(3):4 (Jul 1943)
traveler's account, reprinted, 41(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1979)
weather accounts, 27(1):2-4 (Jan 1965)

biographical details, 4(1):2 (Jan 1942)

death-1880s, 4(1):2 (Jan 1942)
education, 4(1):19 (Jan 1942); 41(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1979)
family

children, death of, 18(3):7 (Jul 1956)
cottage industry, 51(4):19 (Fall 1989)
mother's reminiscences, 50(4):5 (Oct 1988)

marriage, 41(1&2):23, 26 (Jan & Apr 1979)

business enterprises, 4(1):2 (Jan 1942)

apprenticeship, 4(1):18-19 (Jan 1942); 30(2):4-5 (Apr 1968)
auctions, 18(2):12 (Apr 1956); 31(4):13-14 (Oct 1969)
publishing. See Scrantom, Edwin — as author/publisher

church membership, 4(1):2 (Jan 1942)
engravings display and-1850s, 17(2):4 (Apr 1955)
as industrial school officer-1860s, 68(4):14 (Fall 2006)
Pioneer Society meeting and-1840s, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Steward, Austin and, 72(2):18n.15 (Fall 2010)

Scrantom, Mrs. Edwin. See Scrantom, Mrs. Mary Ann
Scrantom, Hamlet

arrival and settlement-1810s, 1(3):1-2 (Jul 1939); 3(2):2 (Apr 1941); 3(4):4 (Oct 1941); 4(1):2-9 (Jan 1942); 11(2):3 (Apr 1949); 23(3):3 (Jul 1961); 24(1):9 (Jan 1962); 24(3):1-2 (Jul 1962); 27(1):1 (Jan 1965); 27(1):2 (Jan 1965); 29(3):14-15 (Jun 1967); 37(2):2 (Apr 1975); 49(2):3 (Apr 1987); 54(3):16-17 (Sum 1992)

places of origin, 24(3):2 (Jul 1962); 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)

church attendance, 36(3):4 (Jul 1974)
first school, role in, 4(2):5 (Apr 1942); 41(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1979)
as miller, 23(3):4 (Jul 1961); 24(3):2 (Jul 1962); 33(3):2-3 (Jul 1971)
offspring, 4(1):2, 3 (Jan 1942)See also Scrantom, Edwin; Scrantom, Hamlet D.
residences

cabin. See Scrantom cabin
first, temporary, 24(3):2 (Jul 1962)
frame, 5(3):2 (Jul 1943)
frame house, 23(3):3 (Jul 1961)
King Farm, 4(1):8 (Jan 1942)

spouse, as hostess, 24(1):10 (Jan 1962)
on village, quoted-1810s, 23(3):3 (Jul 1961)
War of 1812 and

quoted on, 4(4):14 (Oct 1942); 53(4):14-16 (Fall 1991)
role in, 4(4):15 (Oct 1942)

Scrantom, Hamlet D. (c. 1806-1881)

arrival and family lineage, 29(3):15 (Jun 1967)See also Scrantom, Edwin; Scrantom, Hamlet
biographical details, 26(1):19-20 (Jan 1964)
as mayor (1860-1861), 26(1):20 (Jan 1964)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Scrantom, Mrs. Hannah

as hostess, 24(1):10 (Jan 1962)
spouse. See Scrantom, Hamlet

Scrantom, Hiram

cabin residence. See Scrantom cabin

Scrantom, Mrs. Mary Ann (née Sibley)

industrial school and, 68(4):3 (Fall 2006)
marriage, 41(1&2):23, 26 (Jan & Apr 1979)
spouse. See Scrantom, Edwin

Scrantom's (retailer)

location and sales-1960s, 69(1):15 (Spr 2007)

Scrantom's Lending Library

Eastman, George and, 52(1):10 (Win 1990)

Scranton, PA

intercity conference, 27(1):12 (Jan 1965)

Scrap drives

WWI, 51(3):3 photo, 11 (Sum 1989)
WWII, 23(3):24 (Jul 1961); 51(4):21 (Fall 1989); 55(4):12 (Fall 1993); 64(3):24, 25 (Sum 2002)

Screw Dock (Erie Canal basin). See Fisher's Screw Dock
Scribers, Jacob

business enterprise, 18(2):11 (Apr 1956)

Scribners

editor, 8(2):18, 20 (Apr 1946)

Scrimshaw

of whale hunters, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)

Scrip. See Currency
Scriven, Brian

as museum director, on Mary Jemison, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)

Scudder, L. W. (of New York City)

transit finances, analysis-1910s, 30(3):13 (Jul 1968)

Scudder, M. (of New York City)

transit finances, analysis-1910s, 30(3):13 (Jul 1968)

Sculpture

Klingenberg, Alf and, 58(4):30 (Fall 1996)
newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):20 (Jan 1951)

Scurry, Dennis and Ruby

as immigrants, employment and residences, 54(1):31n.65 (Win 1992)
Mathis, Alice and-1970s, 54(1):24, 28n.17 (Win 1992)

Scurry, Lucendie

residence and relationship to Alice Mathis, 54(1):7 (Win 1992)

Scurvy

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

Scythe manufacture. See Tool manufacture
Sea Breeze Amusement Park. See Sea Breeze, NY
Sea Breeze House/Hotel, 56(1):1 illus, 31 (Win 1994)

accommodations, improvements, 8(3):13 (Jul 1946)
described, 56(1):11 (Win 1994)
destruction by fire-1885, 56(1):13 (Win 1994)
former name, 56(1):8 (Win 1994)
Native American mounds near, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982)
and Pavilion, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
picnicing at, 8(3):8-9 (Jul 1946)
rail service to, 56(1):11 (Win 1994)

Sea Breeze, NY

amusement park, 28(4):6 (Oct 1966); 56(1):17 (Win 1994)
bicycle sidepath route to, 69(2):15 photo (Spr 2008)
bike path to/from-1890s, 19(3):8 (Jul 1957)
boat landings, 56(1):33 photo (Win 1994)
Bradstreet home/farm near, 41(1&2):41, 44, 46n.6 (Jan & Apr 1979)
celebrations, 8(3):12 (Jul 1946)
French Army at, 13(3):9 (Jul 1951)
Native American mounds, 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982)
as resort, 16(4):13 (Oct 1954); 56(1):31 (Win 1994)

amusement park expansion, 56(1):17 (Win 1994)
behavior concerns at, 56(1):15 (Win 1994)
decline, 56(1):23-24 (Win 1994)
founding-1870s, 19(3):7 (Jul 1957)
founding, Rochester and Lake Ontario Railroad and, 75(1):22 (Spring 2013)
impact of 1930s on, 56(1):22 (Win 1994)
lodging, 8(3):13 (Jul 1946); 44(1&2):30 (Jan & Apr 1982); 56(1):8, 10 (Win 1994)
Natatorium. See Natatorium

Silver, Henry Dayton on, 15(4):27 (Oct 1953)
transit service to/from, 19(3):7-8 (Jul 1957); 56(1):10-11, 13, 17, 20 (Win 1994); 75(1):22 (Spring 2013)

excursions, 8(3):23 (Jul 1946)
photograph, 50(1):15 (Jan 1988)
rail service, 12(1):6 (Jan 1950); 56(1):11, 14-15, 17 (Win 1994)
wreck involving, 12(1):6 (Jan 1950)

Seagrams (liquor company)

semi-pro basketball team of, 58(1):3, 4 (Win 1996)

Seals (mammal)

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):6, 22 (Win 1997)

Seaman's Friend societies

formation and purpose, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949)

Seamstresses

associations/unions, 22(3):3 (Jul 1960); 25(1):3 (Jan 1963)

Guild of the Lily, 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)

volunteer-Civil War, 23(1):6 (Jan 1961)
wages and hours, 25(1):2 (Jan 1963)

Seamstresses Association

revitalization, 25(1):3 (Jan 1963)

Séances

Fox sisters and. See Fish, Mrs. Leah; Fox, Kate; Fox, Margaret(ta)
Post family and, 71(2):10 with illus, 21 with illus (Fall 2009)

The Search for Rochester's Earliest Inhabitants: On the Trail with George Harris, The Pathfinder by William T. Davis, 44(1&2):1-44 with illus (Jan & Apr 1982)
Searing, Dr. Anna H.

club activities, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946); 10(2&3):15 (Jul 1948)

Searle, Henry

architectural commission-1840s, 26(4):7 (Oct 1964)

Searle, Robert M., 24(4):18 (Oct 1962)
Searl, Henry

Rochester Savings Bank, role in, 12(2&3):15 (Apr 1950); 34(2):7 (Apr 1972)

Sears, Sergeant Alfred J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Sears, John

Patch, Sam and, 53(3):14 (Sum 1991)

Season of Fire: The Confederate Strike on Washington by Joseph Judge, 63(4):7, 20 (Fall 2001)
Seasons. See specific season
Seattle Art Museum, 19(1):19 (Jan 1957)
Seattle Philharmonic Society, 42(3):17 (Jul 1980)
Seattle, WA

boat tours, 19(1):4 (Jan 1957)
Bureau of Safety Building, 19(1):9 (Jan 1957)
Fuller art collection, 19(1):19 (Jan 1957)
McKelvey, Blake at, 19(1):1 (Jan 1957)
municipal agencies, 19(1):12 (Jan 1957)
museums, 19(1):19, 20 (Jan 1957)
New Bulletin, publication, 19(1):12 (Jan 1957)
philharmonic society, 42(3):17 (Jul 1980)
symphony, 19(1):22 (Jan 1957)
world's fair-1960s, 26(3):21 (Jul 1964)

Seattle World's Fair-1960s, 26(3):21 (Jul 1964)
Seaver, James E.

contract with Daniel W. Barrister, 68(1&2):3 (Win & Spr 2006)
interview with Mary Jemison, 68(1&2):3-5 (Win & Spr 2006)

Jemison quotes from. See Jemison, Mary
Seaver quotes from, 68(1&2):4-5 (Win & Spr 2006)

A Narrative of the Life of (Mrs.) Mary Jemison authored by, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948); 44(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1982); 68(1&2):28n.2 (Win & Spr 2006)

Sebree, Sergeant LeRoy E.

as weather observer, 15(1):12 (Jan 1953)

Secession

right of, as political issue, 14(2):5 (Apr 1952)
of Southern Democrats, 14(2):6 (Apr 1952)
of southern states, 2(3):4 (Jul 1940); 23(1):3 (Jan 1961)

2nd Ohio Heavy Artillery

Civil War service, 74(1):19 illus, 20 (Spr 2012)

Second Assembly District

definition, 2(4):9 (Oct 1940)

Second Bank of Rochester

take-over-1880s, 49(2):11 (Apr 1987)

Second Baptist Church. See also Baptist Temple

Boys Brigade, 14(4):5 (Oct 1952)
Cook (Rev. Joseph) lecture, 8(4):15-16 (Oct 1946)
pastor, Rev. Frederick L. Anderson-1890s, 33(4):20 (Oct 1971)

Second Empire architecture

Academy of the Sacred Heart, 65(4):15 (Fall 2003)

Secondhand smoke

anti-smoking movement and, 60(1):3, 21-22 (Win 1998)

Second Main Street Bridge. See Main Street Bridge
The Second Mrs. Tangueray

performance, 16(3):15 (Jul 1954)

Second Presbyterian Church (Brick Church). See Brick Presbyterian Church
Second Reformed Church, 40(4):7 (Oct 1978)
Second Separate Naval Division

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

Second Street (Louisville, KY)

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

Second Vatican Council. See Vatican Council II
Second Ward

aldermen

Smith, Elijah F.-1835, 26(1):8 (Jan 1964)
Williams, John, 26(1):16 (Jan 1964)

decline, 29(2):4 (Apr 1967)
maps

1827, 27(3):facing page 2 (Jul 1965)
platt-1870s, 54(4):42 (Fall 1992)

McCracken (Gardner) correspondence on, quoted, 4(2):16-18 (Apr 1942)
politics

election of 1880, 2(4):9 (Oct 1940)
Italians and, 22(4):17 (Oct 1960)
Tippecanoe Club, campaign-1840s, 1(3):5-6 (Jul 1939)

supervisor, John Allen, 26(1):10 (Jan 1964)

Secret Service

performance, 16(3):13 (Jul 1954)

Secret servicemen (U.S.)

local posting-1890s, 13(2):2, 4 (Apr 1951)

Sectarianism

higher education and, 33(4):1, 2-3, 5, 8 (Oct 1971)

Security

industrial war production and-WWII, 66(1):14 (Win 2004); 66(1):23-24 (Win 2004); 66(2):9 (Spr 2004)

Manhattan Project and, 66(2):25 (Spr 2004)

Security-Norstar (bank), 49(2):18 (Apr 1987)
Security Trust Building, 26(2):1 (Apr 1964)

construction, 28(2&3):46 (Apr & Jul 1966); 37(2):21, 22 (Apr 1975)
demolition threat, 37(2):23 (Apr 1975)
location-1960s, 69(1):15 (Spr 2007)
remodeling, 37(2):22 (Apr 1975)

Security Trust Company

office locations, 37(2):21 (Apr 1975)

Sedgwick, Mrs. (no given name)

quarters-1850s, 40(3):12 (Jul 1978)

Sedgwick, Professor (of MIT), 6(4):7 (Oct 1944)
Sedgwick, Catherine Maria

on Carthage Landing incident, 16(2):4 (Apr 1954)

Sedgwick, General John

corps member of-Civil War, 73(2):11 (Fall 2011)

Sedition Act

passage-1918, 39(4):15 (Oct 1977)

See, Arthur M., 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)

as concert manager-early 1900s, 49(1):10 (Jan 1987)
D.K.G. Institute of Musical Art, position with, 49(1):6 (Jan 1987)
at Eastman School of Music, 58(4):29 (Fall 1996)
interview with, 58(4):11 (Fall 1996)
on Klingenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Alf, quoted, 58(4):11 (Fall 1996)
tribute, to local musicians, 29(1):19 (Jan 1967)

Seed drill

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

Seed industry. See also Horticulture; Horticulturists; Nursery industry

catalogues

Harris Seeds, 45(3&4):42 (Jul & Oct 1983)
illustrations, 45(3&4):39, 25, 26 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Monroe Garden & Nursery-1833, 45(3&4):28 (Jul & Oct 1983)
popularity, 45(3&4):39 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Rochester Seed Store and Horticultural Repository, 45(3&4):29 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Vick Seed Company, 45(3&4):40 (Jul & Oct 1983)

companies

Crosman Seeds. See Crosman Seeds
Harris Seeds. See Harris Seed Company
Kedie & Houghton Seed Store, 45(3&4):30 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Livingston Flower Mill, 45(3&4):30 (Jul & Oct 1983)
in Reynolds Arcade, 45(3&4):30 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Vick Seed Company. See Vick Seed Company

decline, 61(3&4):4 (Sum & Fall 1999)
development-1800s, 43(4):16-17 (Oct 1981); 51(4):10 (Fall 1989)
Genesee Farmer and. See Genesee Farmer
historical sketch, 45(3&4):25-45 with illus/photo (Jul & Oct 1983)
Irish famine relief solicitations-1840s, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)
peddlers. See Seed peddlers
Reynolds, William Abelard and, 22(2):5 (Apr 1960)
seed drill, 45(3&4):47 illus (Jul & Oct 1983)
seed stock

germination percentages, testing-1890s, 45(3&4):42 (Jul & Oct 1983)
package, labeling, 45(3&4):42 (Jul & Oct 1983)
prices-1850s, 42(2):16-17 (Apr 1980)
raising, benefits, 45(3&4):27 (Jul & Oct 1983)
supply-WWI, 45(3&4):42 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Seed peddlers

deceptive practices, 45(3&4):29 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Houghton, James as, 45(3&4):30 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Seeds. See Seed industry
Seedsmen. See Horticulturists
See, Genevieve, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Seeger, A.

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

Seeking Prosperity: A Brief History of Rochester's Polish American Community by Kathleen Urbanic

Part I, 57(1):1-24 with illus (Win 1995)
Part Two, 57(2):1-24 (Spr 1995)

Seel, Charles J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Seeley, Alvert

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Seeley, Mrs. Samuel

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

Seelye, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000)

Seely, S. W.

circus performance-1840s, 49(3):19 (Jul 1987)

Segal, Mrs. Evelyn

art group, role in, 32(1):11, 14 (Jan 1970)

Segal, Mrs. Harry

Family Service of Rochester, Inc., role in-1940s, 23(2):18 (Apr 1961)

Segregation

in baseball, 62(2):7-8 (Spr 2000)
in Canandaigua, NY, 66(4):8-9, 21n.21 (Fall 2004)
in churches, 1(3):18 (Jul 1939)
in education

Canandaigua, NY, 66(4):8-9 (Fall 2004)
city schools. See City schools — facilities; City schools — segregation/integration
in Connecticut-early 1800s, 37(4):17, 20 (Oct 1975)

in movie theater-WWII, 66(2):14 (Spr 2004)
in Near Northeast District, 29(2):18, 21-22 (Apr 1967)
in Oak Ridge, TN, Rochesterians' and, 66(2):24 (Spr 2004)

Seibert, Wilbur H.

study of antislavery and Undergound Railroad by-1860s, 66(4):19n.8 (Fall 2004)

Seidel, Emil (of Milwaukee, WI)

political alliance, 39(4):2 (Oct 1977)

Seidel, Toscha

as guest musician, 29(1):18 (Jan 1967)

Seiler, Claude L.

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

Seiser, August

Civil War diary, local holding, 63(4):22 (Fall 2001)

Seitz, Mr. (no given name)

nicknames, as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):16 (Spr 2001)

Seitz, Theo E.

business enterprise, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)

Seiverman, Frank

as political leader, 25(1):20-21 (Jan 1963)

Seizure disorders. See Epilepsy; Epilepsy Association of Greater Rochester
Selden auto. See Selden, George B., Sr.; Selden Motor Vehicle Company
Selden Building

fire and-early 1900s, 38(2&3):21 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Selden, Mrs. George B.

research efforts-1930s, 18(4):19 (Oct 1956)

Selden, Mrs. George B. (Jr.)

Watson, Hildegarde and, 65(3):26 (Sum 2003)

Selden, George B., Jr.

photograph, 43(2&3):10 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Selden lineage, 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Selden Motor Vehicle Company and, 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Selden, George B., Sr. (1846-1922)

biographical summary/details, 21(3):20 (Jul 1959); 24(3):20 (Jul 1962); 43(2&3):2 (Apr & Jul 1981)
biography, 10(4):12 (Oct 1948)
burial site, 50(4):11, 16 (Oct 1988)
as Eastman mentor, 52(1):22 (Win 1990)
as inventor-late 1800s, 12(1):2 (Jan 1950); 43(2&3):2, 4, 13, 29 (Apr & Jul 1981)

auto/engine patent, 8(2):14 (Apr 1946); 11(2):11-12 (Apr 1949); 12(1):2 (Jan 1950); 21(1):13 (Jan 1959); 23(3):15 (Jul 1961); 24(3):20 (Jul 1962); 43(2&3):5-15 (Apr & Jul 1981); 50(4):11, 16 (Oct 1988)
license agreements, 43(2&3):6, 8 (Apr & Jul 1981)
litigation, 43(2&3):2, 6-8, 9, 12-14, 39 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Selden Motor Vehicle Company and. See Selden Motor Vehicle Company

photographs, 43(2&3):3, 10 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Rochester Historical Society, contributions, 6(2):21 (Apr 1944)

Selden, Henry R. (son of G. B. Selden, Sr.)

horseless carriage, invention of, 28(4):22 (Oct 1966)
photograph, 43(2&3):10 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Selden lineage, 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Selden Motor Vehicle Company and, 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Selden, Judge Henry R. (1805-late 1800s)

as Anthony (Susan B.) attorney, 57(4):20 (Fall 1995)

in fictional play, 44(3):1-24 passim (Jul 1982)
quoted, 7(2):12-14 (Apr 1945)

biographical summary, 22(2):9-10 (Apr 1960)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)
daughter, marriage, 12(1):19 (Jan 1950)
Eastwood murder trial-1850s, 54(3):7 (Sum 1992)
Hahnemann Hospital and, 9(2&3):21 (Apr 1947)
political and judicial appointments, 10(2&3):12 (Jul 1948); 20(3):12 (Jul 1958); 22(2):9-10 (Apr 1960); 43(2&3):2 (Apr & Jul 1981)
residence and neighbor, 9(1):5 (Jan 1947)
Selden lineage, 22(2):9 (Apr 1960); 43(2&3):2 (Apr & Jul 1981)
woman's rights movement and, 10(2&3):12 (Jul 1948)

Selden Motor Vehicle Company

founding and reorganization, 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)
product lines and performance, 43(2&3):12, 23, photos: 10, 21 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Selden, Mrs. Samuel L.

Industrial School and-1850s, 9(2&3):8 (Apr 1947)

Selden, Samuel Lee (1800-1876)

as baseball player, teammates-1800s, 52(3):5 (Sum 1990)
biographical details, 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)
library, 7(3):8 (Jul 1945)
partners with Erasmus Darwin Smith, 21(3):22 (Jul 1959)
telegraph investment, 7(1):19 (Jan 1945)

Selden Truck Sales Corporation, 43(2&3):16 (Apr & Jul 1981)

formation, success, and sale, 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Selective Service Act. See also Draft

draft board members, women as, 51(3):8, 9 photo, 10 (Sum 1989)
passage and response to-1917, 39(4):8-9 (Oct 1977)

Selective service boards. See Draft boards
Sellers, Edward

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

Sellers, William F.

as award recipient, 32(1):17 (Jan 1970)

Sellinger, Henry M.

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

Sellinger Street

residents, Polish immigrants, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)

Selye and Co. Fire Engine and Hose Factory. See Lewis Selye and Co. Fire Engine and Hose Factory
Selye Citizens Corps

member-1880s, 19(2):4 (Apr 1957)

Selye, DeVillo

as alderman, Dewey Avenue and-1890s, 13(2):6 (Apr 1951)
book resources, quoted on-early 1900s, 23(4):2 (Oct 1961)

Selye, Lewis (1803-1883), 59(2):7-8 (Spr 1997)

biographical summary, 41(3):22, 24 (Jul 1979)
business enterprises, 41(3):24 (Jul 1979)

fire engine factory. See Lewis Selye and Co. Fire Engine and Hose Factory
location, 59(2):8 (Spr 1997)
manufacturing, 34(3):4 (Jul 1972); 41(3):22 (Jul 1979); 59(2):8 (Spr 1997)

Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):9 (Sum 2006)
Mt. Hope Cemetery association and, 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)
politics, roles in

as congressman, 14(2):7 (Apr 1952)
as journalist, 14(2):8 (Apr 1952)
political affiliation, 41(4):2 (Oct 1979)
as political boss, 2(3):3 (Jul 1940); 2(4):4 (Oct 1940)
presidential endorsement-1880, 2(4):9 (Oct 1940)
at State convention, 2(4):10 (Oct 1940)

residence, 18(1):18 (Jan 1956)

telescope mount, 9(1):7 (Jan 1947)

Selye, W. W.

art holding, 17(2):4 (Apr 1955)

Selyns, Domine

missionary work-1600s, 38(4):14 (Oct 1976)

Semans, Maj. T. J.

Superfortress bomber project and-WWII, 66(1):20 (Win 2004)

Semi-centennial (city)

observance, 2(3):22-24 (Jul 1940); 28(1):17 (Jan 1966)
works on, by William F. Peck, 6(2):14 (Apr 1944); 10(4):14 (Oct 1948); 44(1&2):1, 5 (Jan & Apr 1982)

excerpt, 29(1):3 (Jan 1967); 44(1&2):9-34 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Semi-Centennial History of the City of Rochester (1884) by William F. Peck, 6(2):14 (Apr 1944); 10(4):14 (Oct 1948)

excerpt, 29(1):3 (Jan 1967); 44(1&2):9-32 (Jan & Apr 1982)
on German immigrants, 20(1):24 (Jan 1958)
Harris (George) contributions, 44(1&2):1, 5, 33 (Jan & Apr 1982)

The Semi-Centennial of the Rochester Public Library by Blake McKelvey, 23(4):1-24 (Oct 1961)
A Semi-Centennial Review of Family Service of Rochester, Inc. by Blake McKelvey, 23(2):1-20 (Apr 1961)
Seminaries

Anthony, Susan B. at, 57(4):3 (Fall 1995)
consortium, formation, 52(4):3-22 (Fall 1990)
preparatory, Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid at, 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)
Rochester Theological Seminary. See Rochester Theological Seminary
Seward's Seminary, Rosetta Douglass at, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)
St. Bernard's Seminary, architecture, 26(2):14 (Apr 1964)

Seminary for Females (Philadelphia, PA)

Anthony, Susan B. at, 57(4):3 (Fall 1995)

Semi-private schools. See Private schools
Semlinger, John H.

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

Semly, Lt. S. C.

as officer on Thetis, 59(1):5 illus (Win 1997)

Senate, U.S. See U.S. Senate
Seneca Avenue

commercial/industrial activity-WWII, 66(1):28 (Win 2004)

Seneca Camera Works, 18(4):20 (Oct 1956)
Seneca Canal

Barge Canal construction and, 72(1):26n.19 (Spr 2010)

Seneca Chief (canal boat)

Erie Canal opening and-1820s, 37(3):1-2 (Jul 1975); 49(4):7-8 (Oct 1987); 72(1):3 (Spr 2010)

Seneca County

Civil War regiment from

activity at Gettysburg, 65(2):12-13, 20 illus (Spr 2003)
Harper's Ferry POWs, 66(3):23n.12 (Sum 2004)

clerk, Silas Halsey, 41(3):6 (Jul 1979)
geography and soil composition-1800s, 42(2):2 (Apr 1980)
historian, 59(4):20 (Fall 1997)
residents, McLafferty family, 42(2):1-28 (Apr 1980)
as Union Council member-1850s, 66(4):14 (Fall 2004)

Seneca Engineering

as subway contractor, 36(2):12 (Apr 1974)

Seneca Falls, NY

Bloomer costume in, 57(3):5, 18 (Sum 1995)
newspaper. See The Lily
rail service to/from, 30(4):4-5 (Oct 1968)
Redemptorist priests and-1800s, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)
resident, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 23(1):4 (Jan 1961)
visitors

McLafferty, Henry III visits-1850s, 42(2):17 (Apr 1980)
Silver, Henry Dayton, 15(4):11, 19 (Oct 1953)
unidentified female-1820s, 62(3):18 (Sum 2000)

woman's rights convention, 7(2):4 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):1-6, 8, 13 (Jul 1948); 67(4):9 (Fall 2005)

Seneca Hotel

activities/events

art show and ball-1920s, 17(2):21 (Apr 1955)
City Club meetings, 9(4):18 (Oct 1947)
conventions, 31(4):18, 19, 21 (Oct 1969); 34(2):17 (Apr 1972)
labor negotiations-1920s, 22(3):25-26 (Jul 1960)
Moulthrop luncheon-1920s, 19(2):20 (Apr 1957)

addition, 34(2):22 (Apr 1972)
construction and/or location-early 1900s, 13(4):20 (Oct 1951); 31(4):17 (Oct 1969); 34(2):17 (Apr 1972); 35(2):15 (Apr 1973)
as landmark, 27(3):13 (Jul 1965)
opening, 27(3):13 (Jul 1965)

Seneca Lake

Friends' settlement near, 4(3):6 (Jul 1942)
military camp-WWII, 5(1):29 (Jan 1943)
settlement-1790s, 47(1&2):3-4 (Jan & Apr 1985)
sloop launching-1790s, 41(3):4 (Jul 1979)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):18 (Sum 2000)
view at Geneva, NY-1840s, 62(4):5 illus (Fall 2000)

Seneca Lake Steamer and Railroad, 42(2):19 (Apr 1980)
Seneca Memorial to Congress

text, 1(1):20 (Jan 1939)

Seneca Nation. See also Native Americans

agriculture, 68(1&2):11, 14 photo captions (Win & Spr 2006)
Council House

locations, Jemison remains and, 68(1&2):21, 25 with photo (Win & Spr 2006)
tourists at, 68(1&2):23-24 with photo (Win & Spr 2006)

deaths, plague, 38(4):10 (Oct 1976)
experts on

Harris, George as. See Harris, George Henry
Morgan, Lewis Henry as. See Morgan, Lewis Henry
Parker, Arthur C. as. See Parker, Arthur Caswell

Federal Indian Arts Project and, 17(3):13 (Jul 1955)
fur traders, 45(3&4):3 (Jul & Oct 1983); 68(1&2):9, 11, 12 (Win & Spr 2006)
Genesee Country, naming, 38(1):7 (Jan 1976)
historical sketches, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939); 13(3):1-24 (Jul 1951)

of Jemison, Mary, 68(1&2):1-32 (Win & Spr 2006)See also Jemison, Mary

hostilities/war activity

Denonville Expedition and. See Denonville Expedition
French and Indian War, 13(3):17-20 (Jul 1951)
inter-tribal, 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)
kidnapping, of Mary Jemison, 13(3):18 (Jul 1951)
Lachine massacre-1680s, 13(3):9 (Jul 1951)
Ohio Valley, 3(4):3 (Oct 1941)
Revolutionary War, 43(4):14-15 (Oct 1981); 44(1&2):41 (Jan & Apr 1982); 68(1&2):14-15 (Win & Spr 2006)See also Sullivan Expedition (1779)

Indian Day festival, 11(1):14, 18 (Jan 1949)
Iroquois Confederacy, and founding of, 1(1):5 (Jan 1939); 44(1&2):16-17, 39 (Jan & Apr 1982)See also Iroquois Confederacy
land/treaty negotiations

commemoration-1930s, 1(1):1 (Jan 1939); 51(1):4 (Win 1989)
historical sketch, 1(1):1-24 (Jan 1939)
Jemison, Mary and, 68(1&2):16 (Win & Spr 2006)
Last Council Fire-1870s, 68(1&2):20-21 (Win & Spr 2006)
mill tract cession. See Mill Tract
with Phelps & Gorham Associates. See Phelps and Gorham Purchase; Phelps and Gorham Treaty

members/residents

descendants, 1(1):16 (Jan 1939)
Handsome Lake, Seneca Sachem, 17(3):7 (Jul 1955)
Jemison family. See Jemison, Mary
non-native, 13(3):17 (Jul 1951)See also Jemison, Mary
Parker family, 6(2):9 (Apr 1944); 17(3):2 (Jul 1955)

missionaries and, 13(3):5 (Jul 1951); 44(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1982)

baptisms and deaths, 38(4):10 (Oct 1976)
Jesuits, 38(4):3-4, 10 (Oct 1976)
mission sites, map-1600s/1700s, 13(3):12-13 (Jul 1951)

origins, legendary, 44(1&2):13, 16 (Jan & Apr 1982)
photographs/illustrations

corn picking/grinding, 68(1&2):11, 14 (Win & Spr 2006)
at Gonandagan State Historical Site, 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)
Jemison, Mary, 68(1&2):1, 24, 32 (Win & Spr 2006)
Jemison, Thomas, 68(1&2):23 (Win & Spr 2006)
at Last Council Fire-1870s, 68(1&2):25 (Win & Spr 2006)

Red Jacket as chief of. See Red Jacket
reservations, 44(1&2):41 (Jan & Apr 1982)See also Tonawanda Reservation
settlements/camps, 6(3):4 (Jul 1944); 38(1):7 (Jan 1976)

castles and mission sites, map-1880s, 13(3):12-13 (Jul 1951)
and customs, George Harris on, quoted, 44(1&2):9-32, 39-42 (Jan & Apr 1982)See also Harris, George Henry
Genesee River and, 24(3):4 (Jul 1962)
land use, 1(1):6 (Jan 1939)
location, 24(3):4 (Jul 1962)
region occupied by, 68(1&2):3 (Win & Spr 2006)

settlers, relations with, 44(1&2):27 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Barton family and, 45(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Green, Seth and, 6(3):4-5 (Jul 1944)
Harris, George, 44(1&2):1, 2-4, 7 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Jemison, Mary. See Jemison, Mary

of Tonawanda Reservation. See Tonawanda Reservation
trails, 44(1&2):2, 10-11, 18-32, 22-23 map, 41 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Seneca Park

acreage, acquisition, 11(1):5, 6, 8, 12 (Jan 1949); 64(1):10 (Win 2002)
activities

Children's Day-early 1900s, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)
Columbus Day celebration-early 1900s, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
German Day celebrations, 20(1):23, 25 (Jan 1958)
of Moulthrop, Samuel P.-1890s, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)
music festival-early 1900s, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)
pony rides, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)
skating parties, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)
trout pond, 11(1):7, 13, 14 (Jan 1949)

animals, acquisition, 7(4):19 (Oct 1945)See also Seneca Park Zoo
artifact discovery-1890s, 19(2):9 (Apr 1957)
bridges to Maplewood Park. See also Veterans Memorial Bridge

Seneca Park bridge-1890, 50(2):19 (Apr 1988)

creation

landscape architect, 50(2):19-20 (Apr 1988)
model for, 50(2):4, 6 (Apr 1988)

development and design

landscape architect, 75(2):4-5 (Fall 2013)
Maplewood Park and, 75(2):26n.1 (Fall 2013)

facilities/features

bandstand, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949); 75(2):9 (Fall 2013)
baseball field, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)
bobsled run, 11(1):14 (Jan 1949)
housing, 75(2):19, 22 (Fall 2013)
pavilion, 50(2):20 photo (Apr 1988)
refectory, 50(2):20 (Apr 1988)
Reform Park era, 75(2):9 (Fall 2013)
roadways, 75(2):28n.35 (Fall 2013)
swimming pool, 11(1):14 (Jan 1949); 17(1):10 (Jan 1955); 50(2):20 photo (Apr 1988)

construction, 75(2):17 (Fall 2013)

Trout Pond, 11(1):7, 13, 14 (Jan 1949); 50(2):19 (Apr 1988); 75(2):5 photo, 23 (Fall 2013)
zoo. See Seneca Park Zoo

improvements, 11(1):6 (Jan 1949)
naming of, 11(1):5 (Jan 1949); 50(2):19 (Apr 1988)See also North Park
parkway, 11(1):8 (Jan 1949); 50(2):21 (Apr 1988)
photographs/illustrations

bandstand, 75(2):5 (Fall 2013)
horse-drawn water wagon, 50(1):20 (Jan 1988)
postcard, 75(2):5,cover (Fall 2013)
swan boat on Trout Pond, 50(2):19 (Apr 1988); 75(2):5 (Fall 2013)
swimming pool and pavilion, 50(2):20 (Apr 1988)

School No. 26, proximity to, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)
sewage contamination, 19(3):10 (Jul 1957)
transportation services to/from

street cars/trolleys, 7(4):19 (Oct 1945); 19(3):7 (Jul 1957)

and trains, 75(2):5 (Fall 2013)

tree plantings, 11(1):9 (Jan 1949); 19(2):6, 20 (Apr 1957); 28(4):19 (Oct 1966)
Veterans Memorial Bridge, view of, 26(2):7 (Apr 1964)

Seneca Parkway

land acquisition for, 11(1):8 (Jan 1949)
Olmsted legacy, 50(2):21 (Apr 1988); 75(2):5 (Fall 2013)

Seneca Park Zoo

architects, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)
exhibits and habitats-early 1900s, 11(1):15 (Jan 1949)
history, 11(1):8, 15, 22 (Jan 1949); 75(2):9 (Fall 2013)
parking area, 75(2):19 (Fall 2013)
popularity-1890s, 8(3):24 (Jul 1946)
postcard depicting, 75(2):9 (Fall 2013)
roadways, 75(2):28n.35 (Fall 2013)
superintendents, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)

The Seneca "Times of Troubles" by Blake McKelvey, 13(3):1-24 (Jul 1951)
Seneca Turnpike Company

Utica, NY and, 39(3):10, 11 (Jul 1977)

Seneca Valley

park purchase, 3(3):5 (Jul 1941)

Seney, George

as art collector, sale, 7(3):16 (Jul 1945)

Senior citizens. See Elderly
Senior Citizens Housing Company, Inc.

projects, 27(4):21 (Oct 1965)

Senior Open (golf tournament)

Mckenna, Charlie as champion of-1940s, 65(1):31n1 (Win 2003)
at Oak Hill Country Club, Arnold Palmer in-1984, 65(1):20 (Win 2003)

Sensationalism

journalistic-1890s, 13(1):9-11 (Jan 1951)

Sen-Sen breath deodorizer

local manufacturer, 41(4):11 (Oct 1979)

Sentinel (newspaper)

origins, 21(4):18 (Oct 1959)

Separation of 1827

Quaker schism, 71(2):3 (Fall 2009)

Separation of church and state

McQuaid, Bishop, on Bible reading in schools, 31(2):6 (Apr 1969)

September 11, 2001 terrorist attack

Canadian border crossings following, 72(2):17 (Fall 2010)

Septic tanks

cisterns as-1930s, 19(3):24 (Jul 1957)
suburban growth and-1920s, 33(2):21-22 (Apr 1971)

"Sepulchre" (art work)

at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):22 photo (Spr 2005)

Sepulchre, Garden of the

in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):22-23, 22 photo (Spr 2005)See also Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Seraph, The (songbook)

Douglass, Frederick and, 67(3):21 (Sum 2005)

Serbia

American Women's Hospitals and, 51(3):15, 22, 27 (Sum 1989)

Serbian immigrants

nationalism, rebirth, 25(3):16-17 (Jul 1963)

Serbian Relief Fund

Hochstein, David and, 56(3):22 (Sum 1994)

Serfdom by Martin B. Anderson (paper), 48(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Sericulture

attempted-1830s, 45(3&4):29, 32 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Sermons. See also specific clergy, Rabbi, etc.

"cholera sermons," 36(3):12, 13 (Jul 1974)

Sernett, Milton C.

as author of North Star Country: Upstate New York and the Crusade for African American Freedom, 72(2):18n.3 (Fall 2010)

Servants

of East Avenue residences, 28(2&3):25-26 (Apr & Jul 1966)
hotel, traveler's description-1830s, 41(1&2):34 (Jan & Apr 1979)
indentured, 52(2):10 (Spr 1990)

slaves as, 71(1):11, 12-13 illus (Spr 2009)

Rochester family slave as, tradition of, 71(1):3, 22 (Spr 2009)
surnames, tradition of, 8(2):22 (Apr 1946)
Third Ward, 8(2):22 (Apr 1946)

Service Housing Bureau

veteran housing initiatives-1940s, 27(4):16 (Oct 1965)

Service Men's Art

exhibits, 32(1):8 (Jan 1970)

Sesquicentennial

historical reviews, 24(3):1-40 (Jul 1962); 29(3):1-20 (Jun 1967)
tall ships celebrating-1984, 61(3&4):15 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)

Sesquicentennial of Rochesterville by Blake McKelvey, 29(3):1-20 (Jun 1967)
A Sesquicentennial Review of Rochester's History by Blake McKelvey, 24(3):1-40 (Jul 1962)
Session, Mr. (of Utah, no given name)

Evershed, Thomas and-1840s, 39(1&2):28 (Jan & Apr 1977)

Seth Green Drive

geology, 54(4):34 illus (Fall 1992)
housing project-1950s, 27(4):21 (Oct 1965)

Seth Green: Father of Fish Culture by Sylvia R. Black, 6(3):1-24 (Jul 1944)
Seton, Mrs. Elizabeth Bayley

Carroll, Henry and, 42(4):5 (Oct 1980)

Seton Hall College, NJ

local basketball players from, 58(1):6 (Win 1996)

Settlement houses, 23(3):17 (Jul 1961); 61(3&4):13 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Baden Street. See Baden Street Settlement House
development, 16(1):21 (Jan 1954)
Genesee. See Genesee Settlement House
Lewis Street. See Lewis Street Settlement House
Near Northeast District, 29(2):8, 9, 14, 16, 17 (Apr 1967)
rental housing, construction-1960s, 27(4):26 (Oct 1965)
St. Mary's Street College Settlement (Philadelphia, PA), 43(1):16 (Jan 1981)

Settlement of the West. Sketches of Rochester; with Incidental Notices of Western New York by Henry O'Reilly. See Sketches of Rochester
Settlements. See Pioneers; specific settlement
Settlers. See Pioneers
Sevcik, Otakar

as musician, 56(3):18 (Sum 1994)

Hochstein, David and, 56(3):19, 20 (Sum 1994); 58(4):9 (Fall 1996)

Seven, Committee of

founding, members, and purpose-1909, 23(2):3 (Apr 1961)

Seven Corners

commemorative arch, 3(3):21 (Jul 1941)
public markets, 3(3):21 (Jul 1941)

Seven Days' battles (Civil War)

Rochesterians in, 23(1):15 (Jan 1961)

Seventeenth Ward

Socialists' strength-1910s, 39(4):11 (Oct 1977)
supervisor, John Schidakowitz, 39(4):14 (Oct 1977)

Seventeen Years of Service (of public library) by William F. Yust

data provided in, 73(1):5 (Spr 2011)

Seventh Battery, New York Light Artillery

enlistees and activity-Spanish-American War, 13(2):9, 14, 21 (Apr 1951)

Seventh Day Adventists

origins, Millerites and, 67(3):25n.63 (Sum 2005)See also Millerites
Sprague, Rosetta Douglass and, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)

Seventh Division of NYS National Guard

member, John Williams, 26(1):16 (Jan 1964)

Seventh Ward. See also Near Northeast District

Baden Street Settlement. See Baden Street Settlement House
ethnic composition/settlement, 27(4):10, 19 (Oct 1965); 29(2):1-8, 13-14, 16-18 (Apr 1967)

post WWII, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967); 60(3):6 (Sum 1998)

Federation of Churches and-1960s, 29(2):19 (Apr 1967)
FIGHT and, 29(2):22-23 (Apr 1967)
housing

conditions/projects, 27(4):10, 11 (Oct 1965); 29(2):14 (Apr 1967)See also Hanover Houses
inventory/survey of, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)

politics, election of 1880 and, 2(4):9 (Oct 1940)
race riots-1960s, 27(4):24-25 (Oct 1965)
residents-mid 1800s, 67(3):25n.63, 26n.65 (Sum 2005)
urban renewal-1950s, 29(2):14 (Apr 1967)

72nd Artillery

chaplain-WWI, 44(4):22 (Oct 1982)

Seven Year Survey (of public library) by William F. Yust, 23(4):5 (Oct 1961)
Severance and Carr Saloon

site, 37(2):16 (Apr 1975)

Severence, Frank H.

of Buffalo Historical Society, 6(2):15 (Apr 1944)

Sewage. See also Sewers

as contaminant, 5(2):18, 19 (Apr 1943); 19(3):9, 10 (Jul 1957); 39(3):4, 8 (Jul 1977); 45(1&2):3, 4 (Jan & Apr 1983); 59(4):13 (Fall 1997)
disposal. See Sewage disposal
treatment. See Sewage treatment

Sewage disposal

in 1890's, 3(3):7 (Jul 1941)
contamination from. See Sewage
electricity and, 60(4):9 (Fall 1998)
regulation, 5(2):6, 22 (Apr 1943)
text on, 21(3):18 (Jul 1959)

Sewage Disposal in the United States by George W. Rafter and M. N. Baker, 21(3):18 (Jul 1959)
Sewage treatment

Albany filtration system-1800s, 39(3):8-9 (Jul 1977)
plants, construction-1900s, 35(2):15 (Apr 1973)
by reduction plants, 18(3):23 (Jul 1956)
at world's fair-1890s, 43(1):2 (Jan 1981)

Seward, Henry

illustration, 46(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1984)
local speech-1850s, 46(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Seward, Jason

as alderman, abolitionist convention and-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):16, 17 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Seward, Sarah T.

marriage. See Gould, Mrs. Sarah T.
as school principal, 1(3):22 (Jul 1939)
as student, 1(3):22 (Jul 1939)

Seward Seminary

location, 1(3):22 (Jul 1939)
principals, 1(3):22 (Jul 1939)
student, Rosetta Douglass, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)

Seward, William C.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Seward, William H.

Chesebro relatives, 66(4):16 (Fall 2004)
Frederick Douglass' support for, 21(4):10 (Oct 1959)
as governor, 1(3):13 (Jul 1939)

economic recovery and, 1(3):13 (Jul 1939)
election-1830s, 7(1):8 (Jan 1945)
local appointee-1840s, 41(1&2):42 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Republican Party, role in, 2(3):3 (Jul 1940); 49(2):4 (Apr 1987)
on secession of south, 2(3):4 (Jul 1940)
as Secretary of State, local appointee-1860s, 21(3):22 (Jul 1959)
as senator, Whigs and, 20(3):4 (Jul 1958)
speech/visit-1850s, 2(3):3 (Jul 1940); 15(3):11 (Jul 1953); 21(1):7 (Jan 1959); 26(4):8 (Oct 1964); 51(1):9 illus caption (Win 1989)
Weed, Thurlow and, 2(2):8 (Apr 1940)

Seward, William Rossiter

charitable work, 42(1):20 (Jan 1980)
Crapsey family and, 42(1):20 (Jan 1980)
political philosophy, 40(4):19 (Oct 1978)
as YMCA officer, 16(1):6, 7 (Jan 1954)

Sewell, Mrs. (no given name)

Douglass (Frederick) funeral and, 67(4):21 (Fall 2005)

Sewers. See also Sewage

city. See Municipal sewer system
open, 5(2):19 (Apr 1943); 13(4):16 (Oct 1951)
storm, construction-1900s, 58(3):6, 10 (Sum 1996)
suburban. See Suburban towns/villages
workers, unionization, 25(1):18 (Jan 1963)

Sewing. See also Quilting/quilts

clothing inventory-pioneer era, 30(2):3 (Apr 1968)
at Industrial School of Rochester

class in, photograph-1800s, 68(4):6 (Fall 2006)
as volunteer activity-WWI, 68(4):16 (Fall 2006)

needlework of Gray Nuns (Montreal)-1820s, 62(4):20 (Fall 2000)
patterns, for Bloomer costume, 57(3):18 (Sum 1995)
of summer dress, materials and cost-1890s, 43(1):10 (Jan 1981)
vocational training for, 44(4):13 (Oct 1982)
women's employment and, 51(4):18-20 (Fall 1989); 57(1):9 (Win 1995)

Sewing bees, 18(2):13 (Apr 1956)
Sewing machines

Civil War, use in, 23(1):11 (Jan 1961)
clothing industry, use in, 22(3):3, 4, 5 (Jul 1960); 51(4):17 (Fall 1989)
introduction, 23(3):12 (Jul 1961); 25(1):3 (Jan 1963)
invention, women and, 57(4):14 (Fall 1995)
newspaper editorial on, quoted, 4(2):14-15 (Apr 1942)
shoe industry, use in, 3(4):13 (Oct 1941); 15(2):5, 7-8 (Apr 1953); 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)
Singer. See Singer sewing machines
tobacco industry, use in, 60(1):4 (Win 1998)

Sex crimes. See Crime
Sex discrimination. See Gender discrimination/issues
Sex education

in 1800s, 32(4):2 (Oct 1970)
Rauschenbusch committee on-early 1900s, 14(4):13 (Oct 1952)

Sexton (city), 18(3):7 (Jul 1956)
Sexton, Larry

on Charlotte annexation, 37(1):20-21 (Jan 1975)

Sexual behavior

of women, local research-early 1900s, 43(1):18, 20n.26 (Jan 1981)

Seymour, Harold

Baseball the Early Years authored by, 63(2):22 (Spr 2001)

Seymour, Horatio

as fish commissioner of NYS, 6(3):16-17 (Jul 1944)
as governor

Bradstreet, Mayor Nehemiah and, 41(1&2):40, 43 (Jan & Apr 1979)
candidacy-1860s, 23(1):17, 19 (Jan 1961)
newspaper on, 14(2):6 (Apr 1952)

as Hunker, 20(3):4 (Jul 1958)
on political graft, quoted, 2(4):6 (Oct 1940)

Seymour, Howard C.

as guidance services coordinator (city schools), 31(2):20 (Apr 1969)
school superintendent, 31(2):21-23 (Apr 1969)
television and

appearance, 32(3):14 (Jul 1970)
educational, 32(3):19, 20, 22 (Jul 1970)

Seymour, James

business enterprise, 30(4):4 (Oct 1968)
as civil engineer-1840s

Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad and, 59(4):12, 23n.17 (Fall 1997)
Ithaca and Owego Railroad and, 59(4):11 (Fall 1997)
Tichenor, William and, 59(4):11-12 (Fall 1997)

as sheriff, 21(2):8 (Apr 1959)

Seymour, Orson (of Canandaigua, NY)

business enterprises

dam. See Johnson and Seymour Dam
lawsuit, over flood damage-1810s, 29(3):12 (Jun 1967)
partnership, 4(1):10 (Jan 1942)
raceway. See Johnson and Seymour race

land acquisitions, 55(1):4 (Win 1993)

Sgoh-sa-is-thah (Seneca site), 44(1&2):27 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Shadboldt stove

in County Clerks' office, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)

Shadders, William P.

gymnasium, opening-1850s, 8(3):6 (Jul 1946)

Shaeffer, Peter

farm, purchase-1780s, 1(4):3, 18 (Oct 1939)
as pioneer, 1(4):5 (Oct 1939)

Shaker settlement (Lebannon, NY)

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):26 (Fall 2000)

Shakespeare Boat Club (Toronto)

local visit, 8(3):6 (Jul 1946)

Shakespeare Clubs, 10(1):2-3 (Jan 1948)

literary groups, 10(1):3 (Jan 1948)
of Third Ward, 8(2):5 (Apr 1946)

Shakespeare, Geoffrey

Children's Overseas Reception Board, position with, 55(4):24 (Fall 1993)

Shakespeare Oak

local use of acorns from, 65(1):7 (Win 2003)

Shakespeare Society

amateur productions, 16(3):7 (Jul 1954)
formation, membership, and activities-1800s, 48(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Shakespeare, William

authorship controversy, 10(1):4 (Jan 1948)
clubs. See Shakespeare Boat Club; Shakespeare Clubs; Shakespeare Society
Mantell, Robert's portrayal of, 3(3):24 (Jul 1941)
works

analysis, 10(1):8 (Jan 1948)
productions, by Bragdon and Hampden, 29(4):18 (Oct 1967)

Shale, Fred

business enterprise, 40(1):19 (Jan 1978)

Shaler, General Alexander

as Confederate POW, 73(2):11 (Fall 2011)

Shaler, Nathaniel

Baedeker's Handbook to the United States and, 41(1&2):47 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Shamrock House

location, 18(3):6 (Jul 1956)

Shanks, John

Last Council Fire and-1870s, 68(1&2):20 (Win & Spr 2006)
Seneca Council House and, 68(1&2):21 (Win & Spr 2006)

Shanks, S. A.

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

Shantz, Moses B.

business enterprise, 20(1):11 (Jan 1958); 22(3):5 (Jul 1960); 50(3):21 (Jul 1988); 51(4):19 (Fall 1989)See also Rochester Button Company
residence, 28(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Shape of Things to Come (Seattle, WA report), 19(1):12 (Jan 1957)
Shapero, Isadore

as physician, residence/office-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Shapiro, Norm

Rochester Royals purchase offer, 58(1):17 (Win 1996)

Share-the-Work Campaign

at Standard Oil Company, 61(1):9 (Win 1999)

Sharkey-Jeffries Fight

motion picture showing, 12(1):21 (Jan 1950); 16(3):22 (Jul 1954)

Sharkey, Tom

boxing matches, 12(1):15-16, 21 (Jan 1950); 16(3):22 (Jul 1954)

Sharpe, Dores R.

Walter Rauschenbusch authored by, 10(4):11 (Oct 1948)

Sharp, James

black suffrage and, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)
emancipation celebration (NYS) and-1820s, 46(1&2):19 (Jan & Apr 1984)
occupation, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Sharp, Katherine

graduation-mid 1800s, 65(4):10 (Fall 2003)

Sharp, Sarah

murder and spirit communications, with quotes, 71(2):17-18 with illus (Fall 2009)

Sharp, William

as inventor, 60(1):4 (Win 1998)
occupation, 60(1):4 (Win 1998)

Shattuck, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 64(4):4 illus, 8 (Fall 2002)

home residence, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)

Shaw, Reverend Anna Howard

at Anthony (Susan B.) funeral, 7(2):24 (Apr 1945)
Douglass (Frederick) funeral and, 67(4):21 (Fall 2005)
and final illness of Susan B. Anthony, 57(4):12, 17 (Fall 1995)
National Women's Committee, role on-1910s, 51(3):5 (Sum 1989)
speech-1890s, 7(2):18 (Apr 1945)
woman's suffrage and, 57(4):14, 15 (Fall 1995)

Shaw, Reverend James B.

pastorate-1860, 23(1):3 (Jan 1961)
as religious leader, 23(3):14 (Jul 1961)
on Rochester's future, 2(3):23 (Jul 1940)
sermon, 40(3):14 (Jul 1978)
on slavery, 23(1):3 (Jan 1961)

Shawmut Mills

production, 50(3):14 (Jul 1988)

Shawnee Indians

hostilities of-mid 1700s, 68(1&2):12 (Win & Spr 2006)

kidnapping and murder of Jemison family, 68(1&2):6-9 (Win & Spr 2006)

Sandusky Creek village of-mid 1700s, 68(1&2):12 (Win & Spr 2006)
Tecumseh, as baseball club namesake, 64(4):9 illus (Fall 2002)

Shaw, Robert, 29(4):19 (Oct 1967)
Shaw, Stephen E.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Shay, Reverend Charles F.

at St. Augustine's Church, 60(2):19 (Spr 1998)

Shay (Shea), Richard T.

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

Shea, Sergeant John P.

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

Shean, Bridget

death, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Shean, Hannah

death, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Shearer, J. A.

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

Shea (Shay), Richard T.

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

Sheboygan Redskins (basketball team)

local opponent, 58(1):5 (Win 1996)
ownership, 58(1):4 (Win 1996)

Shedd, Kendrick P.

brotherhood membership, 24(3):29 (Jul 1962)
departure, 14(4):24 (Oct 1952)
as editor of Rochester Song Book, 10(4):2 (Oct 1948)
League of Civic Clubs and, 14(4):19 (Oct 1952)
political orientation, 39(4):1 (Oct 1977)
political songs, 39(4):1, 2, 3, 12 (Oct 1977)
on socialism, 31(1):19 (Jan 1969)

quoted, 39(4):3 (Oct 1977)

speeches, 14(4):20 (Oct 1952)

Sheehan, Mary A.

NYS Teachers Association, position with, 31(2):18 (Apr 1969)
as school principal, 31(2):20 (Apr 1969)

Sheehan, Patty

as professional golfer, at Locust Hill

1980s, 65(1):21-22 (Win 2003)
1990s, 65(1):24 (Win 2003)

Sheehan, Dr. William F.

as health officer

on children's evacuation, 45(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1983)
tenement investigation-1880s, 27(4):3 (Oct 1965)

Sheehan, Winfield

Eastman Theatre premier and, 49(1):16 (Jan 1987)

Sheel, Reverend Amos

Adams funeral and, 40(4):16 (Oct 1978)

Sheen, Fulton J.

as Bishop

photograph with Dr. Bartlett, 52(4):17 (Fall 1990)
Puerto Rican community and, 70(2):13-14 (Fall 2007)
RCTS, and formation of, 52(4):14 (Fall 1990)
resignation, 52(4):17 (Fall 1990)
St. Bernard's Seminary and, 52(4):12, 13, 16-17 (Fall 1990)

death, 52(4):21 (Fall 1990)

burial site, 67(2):12 (Spr 2005)

as Monsignor, local sermons-1900s, 44(4):23, 26 (Oct 1982)
professional credits, 52(4):12 (Fall 1990)

Sheep

market-1860s, 23(1):10 (Jan 1961)
pioneer flock-1790s, 47(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Sheepskin dressers

site-1800s, 46(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1984)

Sheeting

prices-Civil War, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)

Sheet iron

home construction with-1820s, 62(4):22 (Fall 2000)
manufacturers, census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

Sheet music

Bloomer Waltz, 57(3):22, 23 illus (Sum 1995)

Sheffield, England

description/commentary on, 14(1):8, 11 (Jan 1952)

Sheffield Scientific School

students/graduates, 43(2&3):4 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Sheldon, Josiah

slave rental by-1820s, 71(1):20, 21 illus (Spr 2009)

Sheldon, Samuel

ocean voyage-1810s, 45(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Sheldon, Mrs. Urania

as academy principal, 1(2):4 (Apr 1939)
marriage. See Nott, Mrs. Urania
philosophy of education, 1(2):5 (Apr 1939)

Shell games

Civil War campgrounds and, 66(3):7 (Sum 2004)

Sheltering Home

location, 29(2):7 (Apr 1967)

Shelters

animal. See Animal shelters; Humane Society of Rochester and Monroe County
children. See Orphanages; Relief agencies/efforts
homeless. See Homeless; People's Rescue Mission

Shelton, Reverend Charles W.

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

Shelton, George

as alderman, abolitionist convention and-1860s, 46(1&2):16, 17 (Jan & Apr 1984)
business enterprise, 3(2):13-14 (Apr 1941)

Sheltons and Company

advertisement, 18(2):5 (Apr 1956)

Shelton, Lieutenant William Henry

as author and illustrator

of A Hard Road to Travel Out of Dixie

Part 1, 73(2):1-28 (Fall 2011)
Part 2, 74(1):1-28 (Spr 2012)

of "Our Village," 73(2):5n.1 (Fall 2011)
paintings, 74(1):covers (Spr 2012)
sketches, 73(2):12-13, 20, 25 (Fall 2011); 74(1):5-25 passim (Spr 2012)

biographical details

birth, 73(2):1 (Fall 2011)
death, 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)
post-Civil War accomplishments, 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)

military units and service, 73(2):1-2, 5n.4 (Fall 2011); 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)
photographs/illustrations of, 73(2):front cover, 20 (Fall 2011); 74(1):inside front cover, 2, 22 (Spr 2012)
residences, 73(2):1 (Fall 2011); 74(1):21 (Spr 2012)

Shenandoah

newspaper reviews-1890s, 13(1):18 (Jan 1951)
performance, 16(3):10 (Jul 1954)

The Shenandoah in Flames: The Valley Campaign of 1864 by Thomas A. Lewis, 63(4):8-9, 22 (Fall 2001)
Shenandoah Valley, VA

Civil War battles in, 63(4):7, 8-9, 32 illus (Fall 2001)

Sheninjee (Seneca)

death, 68(1&2):26 (Win & Spr 2006)
as spouse of Mary Jemison, 68(1&2):10-12, 26 (Win & Spr 2006)

Sheninjee River and Village

Senecas and Mary Jemison at-mid 1700s, 68(1&2):9 (Win & Spr 2006)

Shepard, Alexander

as mine manager, Henry S. Durand and, 61(2):6 (Spr 1999)

Shepard, E.

agricultural journal, purchase, 45(3&4):32 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Shepard, Richard

as broadcasting manager, 32(3):16 (Jul 1970)

Shepard, Roger

architectural commission, 26(2):16 (Apr 1964)

Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbott (architects), 28(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Shepley, Rutan and Cooledge

Highland Park commission, 50(2):9 (Apr 1988)

Sheppard, Edward M.

Crapsey heresy trial and-early 1900s, 42(1):18 (Jan 1980)

Sheppard, Jack (fictional character)

daguerreotypes of Horace Bush as, 62(1):1 photo (Win 2000)

Sheppard, Luvon

as art instructor, 32(1):22 (Jan 1970)
as award recipient, 32(1):22 (Jan 1970)

Sheraton Hotel

addition, 31(4):23 (Oct 1969)
chain, 28(2&3):43 (Apr & Jul 1966)
formerly Sagamore Hotel, 31(4):21 (Oct 1969)
subcontractors, disabled, 55(2):30 (Spr 1993)

Sherer Street

commercial/industrial activity -WWII, 66(1):13 (Win 2004)

Sheridan, John

church purchase and resale-1830s, 44(4):2, 3 (Oct 1982)

Sheridan, General Philip Henry (1831-1888)

Civil War actions-1860s, 63(4):7, 8-9, 24, 30-32 illus (Fall 2001)

Sheriffs. See also specific county

Allen, Nathaniel, 41(3):10 (Jul 1979)
duties-1830s, 25(4):3-4 (Oct 1963)
Halsey, Silas, 41(3):6 (Jul 1979)

Sherman Block

location, 18(3):9 (Jul 1956)

Sherman, James W.

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

Sherman, John

as Secretary of the Treasury, 2(4):15 (Oct 1940)

Sherman, Samuel M.

as police chief, 25(4):6 (Oct 1963)

Sherman Silver Purchase Act-1890

economic panic and, 14(3):1 (Jun 1952)
newspapers on, quoted, 13(1):22-23 (Jan 1951)
repeal, 14(3):2-4 (Jun 1952)

"Sherman's March to the Sea"

lyricist, Lieutenant Samuel H. M. Byers, as Confederate POW, 73(2):14 (Fall 2011)

Sherman Street

rallies on, 59(4):3 (Fall 1997)
residents, Tichenor family, 59(4):3 (Fall 1997)

Sherman, General William Tecumseh

Civil War service, 73(2):14, 24n.16 (Fall 2011)

Sherman, Winfield S.

profession and club membership, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946)

Sherry, James

beach enterprise, 8(3):3 (Jul 1946)

Sherry, Captain Lansford F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):9, 21 (Apr 1951)

Sherwood Avenue/Street

school on, 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)

Sherwood, Carolyn

bicycle riding, 8(2):14 (Apr 1946)

Sherwood, Harriet

marriage, 39(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1977)

Sherwood House (Buffalo, NY)

Society of the Sacred Heart at, 65(4):6 (Fall 2003)

Sherwood Shoe Company, 15(2):23 (Apr 1953)
Shewman, Walter R.

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

Shields Emperor. See Green, Shields "Emperor"
Shilling, Donovan

quoted, on amusement park, 75(1):17 (Spring 2013)

Shingles

commercial transport-early 1800s, 30(2):9 (Apr 1968)
manufacture, 46(3&4):6 illus (Jul & Oct 1984)
trade-early 1800s, 45(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Shinplasters, 49(2):7, 9 (Apr 1987)

as currency

1860s, 23(1):13 (Jan 1961)
pioneer era, 47(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Ship canal

proposal, 11(3&4):22 (Jul 1949)

Shiplacoff, Abraham

as assemblyman, speech-1910s, 39(4):5 (Oct 1977)

Shipping

by boat, 11(3&4):4 (Jul 1949)

Charlotte as port for, 75(1):2-4 (Spring 2013)See also Port of Genesee/Rochester (Charlotte, NY)
impact of railroad on, 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)
Pultneyville and, 58(2):4-5 (Spr 1996)

Civil War era, 23(1):11-12 (Jan 1961)
companies/lines. See Shipping companies/lines
Genesee River. See Genesee River
Great Lakes. See Great Lakes; specific lake
importance, 36(2):19 (Apr 1974)
needs, 11(3&4):9, 13, 22 (Jul 1949)
patterns, Nathaniel K. Fairbank on-1850s, 40(3):3, 7-9, 23 (Jul 1978)
through Charlotte. See Charlotte, NY
via canal. See specific canal
via rafts, 30(2):8-10 (Apr 1968)
via rail. See Railroads
via roadways, 30(2):12-13 (Apr 1968)
via water. See specific waterway or body of water

Shipping companies/lines

American

investment, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
lake excursions, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
Lake Ontario Steamboat Company, 16(4):7, 9-11 (Oct 1954)
Lake Ontario & St. Lawrence Steamboat Company, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)
Rochester & Lake Ontario Navigation Company, 16(4):12 (Oct 1954)
sale, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)

Canadian

International Steamboat Company, 16(4):9-11 (Oct 1954)
Royal Mail Line. See Royal Mail Line

finances, Civil War and, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
of Great Lakes, 16(4):7-13 passim, 19 (Oct 1954)
local impact, 16(4):1 (Oct 1954)
monopoly attempt, 11(3&4):12 (Jul 1949)
operation, 11(3&4):12, 13 (Jul 1949)
packet. See Packet lines

Ships and boats

alphabetical listing, 59(1):16 (Win 1997)See also specific vessel not appearing below

Acusnet (whaling ship), 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
Alert, 59(1):15, 16, 18 (Win 1997)
Alexander, launching-1790s, 41(3):4 (Jul 1979)
Ann of Wheatland, 56(4):10 (Fall 1994)
Arcadia, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)
Athenian (side-wheeler), 16(4):11, 12 (Oct 1954)
Bayfax (steamer)-1949, 61(3&4):10 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
Bay State (side-wheeler), 16(4):9, 11 (Oct 1954)
Bay View (steamer), 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
Bear, 59(1):1 illus, 8 illus, 11 illus, 15, 16, 17 (Win 1997)
Bellona (steamboat)-1820s, 62(3):4 (Sum 2000)
"Big Ship"-1820s, 62(4):11 (Fall 2000)
Black Eagle, 58(2):15 illus (Spr 1996)
Bysantium (whaling ship), 58(2):20 (Spr 1996)
Caroline, attack on-1830s, 49(2):21n.13 (Apr 1987)
Catalpa (tugboat), 59(1):16 (Win 1997)
City of Syracuse, 68(1&2):28n.1 (Win & Spr 2006)
The Coburg (steamboat), 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Colonial Belle (excursion boat), 72(1):20 (Spr 2010)
Constellation, U.S.S., 68(3):16, 17 (Sum 2006)
Contract (side-wheeler), 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
Corinthian (steamboat), 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
Crescent (whaling ship), 58(2):9 (Spr 1996)
Damascus (steamboat), 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Devil's Thumb, 59(1):6 illus (Win 1997)
DeWitt Clinton (packet boat), 16(2):6-8 (Apr 1954); 41(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1979)
E.H. Whitney, 56(4):15 (Fall 1994)
Elmstead, 37(4):12-13 (Oct 1975)
Emily, death on, 41(3):13 (Jul 1979)
Emma (whaling ship), 58(2):20 (Spr 1996)
Empress (steamboat), 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
Enterprise (schooner), 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)
Erie Canal Packet (packet boat), 5(3):13-15 with illus (Jul 1943)
Estelle (steamer), 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)
Europe, 68(3):12 (Sum 2006)
Fairchild, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)
Falling Waters (steamer), 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)
Fashion, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)
Flour City (steamer), 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)
Flower City (steamer), 8(3):23 (Jul 1946)
Frontenac, S.S., 45(3&4):1 illus, 2 illus caption (Jul & Oct 1983)
Glen Edith (steamer), 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
Hannibal (whaling ship), 58(2):12 (Spr 1996)
Harvey Tucker (canal boat), 56(4):1, 2, 24 photos (Fall 1994)
Henry Clay, 68(3):12 (Sum 2006)
Hibernia, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)
Inga (whaling ship), 58(2):10 (Spr 1996)
of Irondequoit Bay, 56(1):8, 15, 18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Iskareen (yacht), 16(4):19 (Oct 1954)
Island Queen (steamer), 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
Jamestown, U.S.S., 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
Jeanette, 16(4):6 (Oct 1954)
Jemima (schooner), 16(4):3 (Oct 1954); 44(1&2):24-25 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Jennings (steamer), 16(4):14 (Oct 1954); 56(1):10, 18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Kingston (steamer), 16(4):15, 17, 18, 19 (Oct 1954)
Lady of the Lake-1800s, 16(4):8 (Oct 1954); 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)
Lake Ontario (steamboat)-1820s, 62(4):9 (Fall 2000)
Lancaster, 58(2):15 illus (Spr 1996)
Loch Garry, 59(1):16, 18 (Win 1997)
Lookout (steamboat), 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Lunan (steamer), 16(4):19 (Oct 1954)
Lusitania. See Lusitania
Macedonian, U.S.S., 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)
Maple Leaf (steamboat), 16(4):9, 10, 11 (Oct 1954)
Mary Jemison (tour boat), 67(3):21 (Sum 2005); 68(1&2):2 photo, 3, 26, 28, 28n.1 (Win & Spr 2006); 72(1):21 (Spr 2010)
Morning Star (steamer), 58(2):3 (Spr 1996)
Nancy, H.M.S., 45(3&4):2 illus (Jul & Oct 1983)
Neptune, 59(1):10, 14, 18 (Win 1997)
New York (side-wheeler), 16(4):9, 10, 11 (Oct 1954)
New York, U.S.S., 13(2):24 (Apr 1951)
N. H. Galusha (steamer), 56(1):10, 18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Niagara (steamboat)-1860s, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
Niagara (ship), destruction-1840s, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
Norseman, 16(4):12 (Oct 1954)
Northerner (side-wheeler), 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
Oneca (canal boat), 11(3&4):16 (Jul 1949); 37(3):12 (Jul 1975)
Oneida Chief (canal boat-1820s), 62(3):16 (Sum 2000)
Ontario. See Ontario (ships)
Petrel (schooner), 58(2):7 (Spr 1996)
Philadelphia (steamboat)-1820s, 62(3):4 (Sum 2000)
Poverty of Scottsville, 56(4):10 (Fall 1994)
Princess Royale, 75(1):3 (Spring 2013)
Progress-1820s, 62(4):23 (Fall 2000)
Proteus, 59(1):5, 6, 10, 14 (Win 1997)
Reindeer (whaling ship), 58(2):4 illus, 17 (Spr 1996)
Rose Lummis (tour boat), 72(1):20 (Spr 2010)
Sam Patch (paddle boat), 61(3&4):32 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
Sam Patch (tour boat), 67(3):21 (Sum 2005); 72(1):20 with photo (Spr 2010)
Sarah Sands, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)
Savannah, Civil War activity, 41(3):20 (Jul 1979)
Seneca Chief (canal boat), 37(3):1-2 (Jul 1975); 49(4):7-8 (Oct 1987); 72(1):3 (Spr 2010)
Shoveahead, cargo-early 1800s, 30(2):11 (Apr 1968)
Sileno (whaling ship), 58(2):18 (Spr 1996)
Somers, death on-1840s, 41(3):9 (Jul 1979)
Spirit of Ontario (ferry), 72(2):17 (Fall 2010)
Staperaider (whaling ship), 58(2):18 (Spr 1996)
Superior (packet boat), 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 49(4):12 (Oct 1987); 72(1):12 (Spr 2010)
Superior (schooner), 53(3):6-8 (Sum 1991)
Superior (whaling ship), 58(2):9 (Spr 1996)
The Swallow, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Swanton (schooner), 30(2):15 (Apr 1968)
Thetis, 59(1):1 illus, 5, 7 illus, 10 illus, 16, 18 (Win 1997)
Thomas Roys (whaling ship), 58(2):2 illus (Spr 1996)
Toronto. See Toronto
Triumph, 49(4):13 (Oct 1987)
Union (schooner), 58(2):18 (Spr 1996)
United States (steamer), 16(4):7 (Oct 1954)
Vesuvius, U.S.S., 13(2):9 (Apr 1951)
Vigilant (whaling ship), 58(2):18 (Spr 1996)
Volendam, 55(4):30 (Fall 1993)
Walk-in-the-Water, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
Washington, 58(2):15 illus (Spr 1996)
Webster, 56(1):10, 19 illus (Win 1994)
Widgeon II, 16(4):19 (Oct 1954)
William F. Safford (whaling ship), 58(2):12 (Spr 1996)
Woodworth (steamboat), 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)
W.W. Wooster, 56(4):10 (Fall 1994)
Yantic, 59(1):10 (Win 1997)
Young Lion of the West. See Young Lion of the West (canal boat)

barges, on Genesee River, 61(3&4):10 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
boating. See Boating
boatmen. See Boatmen
canal boats

at Albany-early 1800s, 62(3):11 illus (Sum 2000)
at aqueduct opening, 37(3):12 (Jul 1975)
on Erie Canal. See Erie Canal
experimental, 11(3&4):22 (Jul 1949)
on Genesee Valley Canal, 56(4):10, 12, 14-15 (Fall 1994); 56(4):10, 12, 15 (Fall 1994)
Harvey Tucker, 56(4):1, 2, 24 photos (Fall 1994)
manufacture. See Ships and boats — manufacture
Northumberland, 11(3&4):16 (Jul 1949); 37(3):12 (Jul 1975); 54(3):6 (Sum 1992)
Oneca, 11(3&4):16 (Jul 1949); 37(3):12 (Jul 1975)
Oneida Chief, 62(3):16 (Sum 2000)
of Philip and John Garbutt, 56(4):12 (Fall 1994)
power sources-1900, 61(3&4):8 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Seneca Chief, 37(3):1-2 (Jul 1975); 49(4):7-8 (Oct 1987); 72(1):3 (Spr 2010)
Young Lion of the West. See Young Lion of the West (canal boat)

caulking

Douglass, Frederick and, 67(3):6 (Sum 2005)
McMahon, Patrick and, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)
process, 67(3):6 (Sum 2005)

The Charlotte (packet boat), 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
designed for Irondequoit Bay, 56(1):10 (Win 1994)
Durhams

on Genesee River-1820s, 3(4):4 (Oct 1941)
on St. Lawrence River-1820s, 62(4):12 (Fall 2000)

ferry, Spirit of Ontario, 72(2):17 (Fall 2010)
Genesee River boat traffic. See Genesee River
historical sketch, 16(4):1-19 passim (Oct 1954)
Hudson River boat traffic-1820s, 62(3):10, illus: 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 (Sum 2000)
ice boats, 12(1):17 (Jan 1950)
immigrant travel via, 52(2):9-11, 12 (Spr 1990)
lakers, manufacture and design-1800s, 49(4):15 (Oct 1987)
manufacture. See also Boat yards; specific yard

as ancillary industry, 33(3):10 (Jul 1971); 38(1):12 (Jan 1976)
canal/packet boats, 3(4):6 (Oct 1941); 23(3):7 (Jul 1961); 24(3):9 (Jul 1962); 34(2):5 (Apr 1972); 40(1):5 (Jan 1978); 72(1):12-13 (Spr 2010)

impact, 37(3):13 (Jul 1975)
value and, 72(1):12 (Spr 2010)

description-1830s, 30(2):15 (Apr 1968)
"firsts" in, 30(2):11, 15 (Apr 1968); 44(1&2):24-25 (Jan & Apr 1982); 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)
Genesee Valley Canal and, 56(4):14-15, 22-23 (Fall 1994)
by individuals, 30(2):11, 15 (Apr 1968); 47(3&4):7 (Jul & Oct 1985)
lakers-1800s, 49(4):15 (Oct 1987)
lumber used in, 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)
as major industry, 3(4):6 (Oct 1941); 11(3&4):12 (Jul 1949); 23(3):7 (Jul 1961); 30(2):15 (Apr 1968); 58(2):5 (Spr 1996); 72(1):12-13 with photo (Spr 2010)
in Pultneyville, 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)
revival-1860s, 11(3&4):20 (Jul 1949); 40(1):16 (Jan 1978)
sailing vessels, 1(4):11 (Oct 1939)
sawmills and, 40(1):10 (Jan 1978)
schooners, 3(4):6 (Oct 1941); 58(2):5 (Spr 1996)
in Scotland-1800s, 59(1):15 (Win 1997)
steam vessels, 49(4):13, 15 (Oct 1987)
in West, service and-1840s, 39(1&2):14, 20, 29 (Jan & Apr 1977)
World War II and, 66(1):7, 21 (Win 2004)

military operations, 16(4):3 (Oct 1954)See also U.S. Navy

Alert, 59(1):15, 16, 18 (Win 1997)
Arctic expedition of Adolphus W. Greely-1880s, 59(1):5-24 (Win 1997)
Bear, 59(1):1 illus, 8 illus, 11 illus, 15, 16, 17 (Win 1997)
"Big Ship" and-1820s, 62(4):11 (Fall 2000)
Civil War, 41(3):20 (Jul 1979)
Loch Garry, 59(1):16, 18 (Win 1997)
Lusitania. See Lusitania
Neptune, 59(1):10, 14, 18 (Win 1997)
Proteus, 59(1):5, 6, 10, 14 (Win 1997)
Spanish-American War-1898, 13(2):9 (Apr 1951)
Thetis, 59(1):1 illus, 5, 7 illus, 10 illus, 16, 18 (Win 1997)
War of 1812, 4(4):1-3, 8, 9-12, 16-20 (Oct 1942)
WWII, 55(4):30 (Fall 1993)
Yantic, 59(1):10 (Win 1997)

on Mohawk River-1820s, 62(3):2 illus (Sum 2000)
motors for

electric, 60(4):9 (Fall 1998)
gasoline, 56(1):17 (Win 1994)

Northumberland (canal boat), 11(3&4):16 (Jul 1949); 37(3):12 (Jul 1975); 54(3):6 (Sum 1992)
packet boats

basins serving, 11(3&4):9 (Jul 1949)
The Charlotte, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
companies. See Packet lines
competition for freight vs. passengers, 11(3&4):7 (Jul 1949)
decline, 11(3&4):17 (Jul 1949)
DeWitt Clinton, 16(2):6-8 (Apr 1954); 41(1&2):40 (Jan & Apr 1979)
on Erie Canal. See Erie Canal
Erie Canal Packet, 5(3):13-15 with illus (Jul 1943)
features, 11(3&4):10, 17 (Jul 1949)
freight shipments, 11(3&4):6-7 (Jul 1949)
manufacture. See Ships and boats — manufacture
passenger fares, 11(3&4):4, 7, 19 (Jul 1949)
Sabbath use, 1(3):16 (Jul 1939)
Superior, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
Triumph, 49(4):13 (Oct 1987)
Walk-in-the-Water, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
Young Lion of the West, 11(3&4):8 (Jul 1949)

passenger lists, researching family history from, 52(2):11 (Spr 1990)
photographs/illustrations

barges, on Genesee River, 61(3&4):10 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Bayfax (steamer)-1949, 61(3&4):10 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Bear, 59(1):1, 8, 11 (Win 1997)
Beaver, 45(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1983)
canal boats, 54(3):23 (Sum 1992); 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)See also Erie Canal
Frontenac, S.S., 45(3&4):1 (Jul & Oct 1983)
on Genesee River, 61(3&4):10 (Sum & Fall 1999); 62(4):1 (Fall 2000)
Harvey Tucker (canal boat), 56(4):1 (Fall 1994)
on Hudson River-1820s, 62(3):4, 5, 8, 9, 13 (Sum 2000); 62(4):27 (Fall 2000)
on Lake Erie-1820s, 62(3):19 (Sum 2000)
Mary Jemison (tour boat), 68(1&2):2 (Win & Spr 2006)
Nancy, H.M.S., 45(3&4):2 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Ontario, S.S., 50(1):12-13 (Jan 1988)
Sam Patch (paddle boat), 61(3&4):32 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
Sam Patch (tour boat), 72(1):20 with photo (Spr 2010)
tall ships-1984, 61(3&4):15 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Thetis, 59(1):1, 7, 10 (Win 1997)
whaling expeditions, 58(2):1, 2, 4, 13 (Spr 1996)

of Porter, Barton & Company-pioneer era, 45(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1983)
sailing vessels/schooners, 3(4):4 (Oct 1941); 45(3&4):12 (Jul & Oct 1983)

along Hudson River-early 1800s, 62(3):illus: 4, 5, 8, 13 (Sum 2000)
at Buffalo-1820s, 62(3):19 illus (Sum 2000)
construction, 1(4):11 (Oct 1939)
Cuyler family and, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
demise, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
description, 45(3&4):12 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Devil's Thumb, 59(1):6 illus (Win 1997)
Fairchild, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)
Fashion, 16(4):10 (Oct 1954)
first-1820s, 16(4):6 (Oct 1954)
Genesee port and, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939)
on Genesee River-1830s, 62(4):1 illus (Fall 2000)
Guernsey & Bushnell Company fleet, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Jeanette, 16(4):6 (Oct 1954)
Jemima, 16(4):3 (Oct 1954); 44(1&2):24-25 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Nancy, H.M.S., 45(3&4):2 illus (Jul & Oct 1983)
Petrel, 58(2):7 (Spr 1996)
refitting of whaling ships, 59(1):15 (Win 1997)
on St. Lawrence River-1820s, 62(4):12-15 (Fall 2000)
The Swallow, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Swanton, 30(2):15 (Apr 1968)
tall ships-1984, 61(3&4):15 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
traffic-pioneer era, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
travel on-1820s, 62(4):9, 12-15 (Fall 2000)
Union, 58(2):18 (Spr 1996)
whaling expeditions, 58(2):1 illus, 2 illus, 3, 4 illus, 5, 6-7, 9, 10, 12, 17, 18, 20 (Spr 1996)
Widgeon II, 16(4):19 (Oct 1954)

scows, 56(4):14-15 (Fall 1994)
side-wheelers

Athenian, 16(4):11, 12 (Oct 1954)
Bay State, 16(4):9, 11 (Oct 1954)
Contract, 16(4):9 (Oct 1954)
New York, 16(4):9, 10, 11 (Oct 1954)
Northerner, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)

steam vessels

Albany, NY and-1820s, 62(3):10 (Sum 2000)
arrival of first, 3(4):4 (Oct 1941); 29(3):10 (Jun 1967)
baseball games and, 62(2):4-5, 19 (Spr 2000); 63(1):9 (Win 2001)
Bayfax-1949, 61(3&4):10 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
Bay View, 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
Bellona, 62(3):4 (Sum 2000)
cargoes and excursions, 75(1):2-3 (Spring 2013)
The Coburg, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Corinthian, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
Damascus, 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Empress, 16(4):11 (Oct 1954)
on Erie Canal, 11(3&4):17, 20, 21, 22 (Jul 1949)
Estelle, 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)
Falling Waters, 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)
Flour City, 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)
Flower City, 8(3):23 (Jul 1946)
Frontenac, S.S., 45(3&4):1 illus, 2 illus caption (Jul & Oct 1983)
on Genesee River-1830s, 62(4):1 illus (Fall 2000)
Glen Edith, 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
of Irondequoit Bay, 56(1):8, 15, 18-19 illus, 23 (Win 1994)
Island Queen, 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
Jennings, 16(4):14 (Oct 1954); 56(1):10, 18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Kingston, 16(4):15, 17, 18, 19 (Oct 1954)
Lake Ontario-1820s, 62(4):9 (Fall 2000)
Lake Ontario resort basin and, 75(1):22 (Spring 2013)
lake operation, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939); 3(4):4 (Oct 1941); 23(1):12 (Jan 1961)
Lookout, 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)
Lunan, 16(4):19 (Oct 1954)
Maple Leaf, 16(4):9, 10, 11 (Oct 1954)
N. H. Galusha, 56(1):10, 18-19 illus (Win 1994)
passenger fare, 41(1&2):35 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Philadelphia, 62(3):4 (Sum 2000)
at Prescott, Ontario-1820s, 62(4):12 (Fall 2000)
Progress-1820s, 62(4):23 (Fall 2000)
supplant sailing vessels, 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
tourist trade and, 45(3&4):21 (Jul & Oct 1983)
traffic-pioneer era, 33(2):4 (Apr 1971)
travel on, 62(3):4-9, 8 illus (Sum 2000); 62(4):8-10, 11-12 (Fall 2000)
travel on, traveler's account, 41(1&2):34, 35 (Jan & Apr 1979)
United States, 16(4):7 (Oct 1954)
Webster, 56(1):10, 19 illus (Win 1994)
Woodworth, 56(1):18-19 illus (Win 1994)

on St. Lawrence River-1820s, 62(4):11-15, 17-18 (Fall 2000)
travel on, account of-1820s, 62(3):4-9, 16 (Sum 2000); 62(4):8-10, 11-15, 17-18, 23-25 (Fall 2000)
tugboat, Catalpa, 59(1):16 (Win 1997)
wrecks. See Shipwrecks
yachts, 16(4):19 (Oct 1954)

Shipwrecks

on Irondequoit Bay, 16(4):3 (Oct 1954)
at Oswego, NY-1810s, 47(3&4):7 (Jul & Oct 1985)
at Stony Point-1830s, 16(4):7 (Oct 1954)

Ship yards. See Boat yards
Shirt manufacturer, 60(1):21 (Win 1998)
Shley, W. S. See Schley, W. S.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter, 15(2):17, 21, 23-24 (Apr 1953)
Shoe Council, 15(2):13, 17 (Apr 1953)
Shoe Cutters Assembly

labor strike-1880s, 25(1):16 (Jan 1963)

Shoe Dealers' Association

formation-1840s, 15(2):3-4 (Apr 1953)

Shoe industry

censuses

last manufactories-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)
shoemakers, 51(4):7, 8, 16 (Fall 1989)

depression, impact

1930s, 61(1):5, 13 (Win 1999)

development, as primary industry, 2(3):10 (Jul 1940); 3(4):2, 6 (Oct 1941); 11(2):8, 10, 11, 16 (Apr 1949); 18(2):5 (Apr 1956); 19(3):5 (Jul 1957); 23(3):10 (Jul 1961); 34(4):2 (Oct 1972); 51(4):15 illus, 15-17 (Fall 1989)

comparison, with clothing industry, 22(3):1, 5 (Jul 1960)
competitors, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)
depression, impact-1890s, 14(3):4, 5 (Jun 1952); 24(2):8 (Apr 1962); 34(4):3 (Oct 1972)
historical sketch, 15(2):1-28 (Apr 1953)

factories, 3(3):11 (Jul 1941); 3(4):10, 19 (Oct 1941); 14(3):4, 8 (Jun 1952); 15(2):4-8, 9 (Apr 1953); 18(1):16 (Jan 1956); 34(1):10 (Jan 1972)

county penitentiary-1860s, 34(1):10 (Jan 1972)
Hough & Ford. See Hough and Ford
mechanization, 25(1):17 (Jan 1963); 51(4):16-17 (Fall 1989)

fragmentation-1900s, 35(2):6 (Apr 1973)
Gould, Jacob in, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
labor force

apprentices, 51(4):15 (Fall 1989)
cottage industry, 51(4):15 (Fall 1989)
immigrants, contributions, 20(1):7-9 (Jan 1958); 21(1):11 (Jan 1959); 22(4):19 (Oct 1960); 23(3):12 (Jul 1961); 24(2):7 (Apr 1962); 34(4):2 (Oct 1972)
Shoe Council, 15(2):13, 17 (Apr 1953)
size, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)
skilled workers, bids for, 25(1):21 (Jan 1963)
strikes, 3(4):17 (Oct 1941); 14(3):8 (Jun 1952); 51(1):19 (Win 1989)
treatment, 25(1):18 (Jan 1963)
unions. See Shoe Cutters Assembly; Shoemakers District Assembly; Shoemakers Union; Shoe Manufacturers Association
wage rates, 25(1):12, 18 (Jan 1963)
walkouts-1890s, 14(3):22-23 (Jun 1952)
work conditions, 41(1&2):41-42 (Jan & Apr 1979); 51(4):15, 16 (Fall 1989)
workers' parade, 25(1):17 (Jan 1963)

locations

Canaltown, 37(2):14, 20 (Apr 1975)
Front Street, 55(3):6, photos: 8, 22 (Sum 1993)
retail-1860s, 26(4):11 (Oct 1964)
St. Paul Street-late 1800s, 34(2):18-19 (Apr 1972)
Water Street-mid 1800s, 34(2):8 (Apr 1972)

photographs/illustrations, 51(4):15 (Fall 1989)

A.J. Johnson and Co., 30(4):centerfold (Oct 1968)
Front Street retailers, 55(3):8, 22 (Sum 1993)
Stein's Shoes-1900s, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)

production, 3(4):10 (Oct 1941); 11(2):11 (Apr 1949); 25(1):2-3 (Jan 1963); 28(4):3, 15 (Oct 1966)

early 1900s, 61(3&4):4 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Civil War era, 23(1):2, 10 (Jan 1961)
defense contracts, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)
markets, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)
methods, 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)

product lines

boots, cost-1850s, 40(3):18 (Jul 1978)
cycling footwear, 69(2):10 with illus (Spr 2008)
women's and children's shoes, 2(3):10 (Jul 1940); 3(4):13 (Oct 1941)

retailers

Hudson Avenue-1910s, 57(1):11 (Win 1995)
Joseph Avenue, photograph-1900s, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)
location-1860s, 26(4):11 (Oct 1964)
Malcrest Shoes, 69(1):15 (Spr 2007)
Polish, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)
shops-pioneer era, 47(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1985)
State Street, advertisement-1890s, 69(2):10 illus (Spr 2008)

tools, museum display-1880s, 18(4):11 (Oct 1956)
trade publication, 15(2):17, 21, 23-24 (Apr 1953)
vocational training for-1800s, 44(4):13 (Oct 1982)
wholesale merchants, 25(1):2 (Jan 1963)

Shoemakers. See Shoe industry
Shoemakers District Assembly

formation, 25(1):12 (Jan 1963)
Number 216

formation, 25(1):16-17 (Jan 1963)
Knights of Labor, 15(2):13 (Apr 1953)

Shoemakers Union. See also Knights of St. Crispin

labor parade, participation, 25(1):11-12 (Jan 1963)
represented at Rochester Assembly meeting, 25(1):5 (Jan 1963)
strike attempt, 25(1):5 (Jan 1963)

Shoe Manufacturers Association, 15(2):13-15 (Apr 1953)

labor negotiations, 25(1):17-18 (Jan 1963)
manifesto, 25(1):11 (Jan 1963)
president, A. H. Wheeler, 15(2):14 (Apr 1953)
reorganization, 25(1):11 (Jan 1963)
weekly subsidies, 25(1):12 (Jan 1963)

Shoes

baseball, 62(2):11 (Spr 2000)
of Confederate POW escapee

deterioration, 74(1):10, 11, 15 (Spr 2012)
production, 74(1):12-13 (Spr 2012)

corn husk moccasins, photograph, 68(1&2):7 (Win & Spr 2006)
prices-1911, 56(2):22 (Spr 1994)
production. See Shoe industry

Sholl, Charles

Genesee millsite visit-1790s, 1(4):21 (Oct 1939)
as land agent, 1(4):14-15, 21 (Oct 1939)

Sholl, David, 24(1):6 (Jan 1962)
"Shon"

Civil War soldier, 66(3):16 (Sum 2004)

Shone, W. V.

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

Shongo, Dr. James (grandson of Mary Jemison)

Jemison, Mary and, 68(1&2):19, 21 (Win & Spr 2006)
parents, birthplace, and youth, 68(1&2):19 (Win & Spr 2006)

Shongo, John

spouse and son, 68(1&2):19 (Win & Spr 2006)

Shooting Creek, NC

Confederate POW and, 74(1):15-17 (Spr 2012)

Shooting galleries

at Sea Breeze, 56(1):15 (Win 1994)

Shoot-the-Chute ride, 28(4):5 (Oct 1966)
Shop One

Arts Council and, 32(1):15 (Jan 1970)

Shoppers

downtown, description-1960s, 26(2):3 (Apr 1964)

Shopping centers/malls

art in, 69(1):10 (Spr 2007)
competition with downtown business district, 38(1):22 (Jan 1976)
construction/development

1950s, 49(2):18 (Apr 1987)
Gruen, Victor and, 69(1):7, 20 (Spr 2007)
Midtown Plaza. See Midtown Plaza
post-Midtown Plaza, 69(1):20 (Spr 2007)

location, 19(1):7 (Jan 1957)
POWs-MIAs display at-1970s, 48(3&4):27 (Jul & Oct 1986)
retailers shift to-mid 1940s, 26(4):20 (Oct 1964)

Shops. See Retail industry
Shore Acres

performance, 16(3):17 (Jul 1954)

Shortages

housing. See Housing
wartime. See specific engagement

Short Skyride by Elbert Angevine, 10(4):6 (Oct 1948)
Shortsville, NY, 56(2):9 (Spr 1994)

Manchester train wreck and, 56(2):20 (Spr 1994)

Shoveahead (boat)

cargo-early 1800s, 30(2):11 (Apr 1968)

Show girls

on collectible cards of Kimball Tobacco Company, 60(1):10, 18, 21 illus (Win 1998)

Showve, William P.

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

Shrimp

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

Shrine of the Madonna of the Highways, 44(4):25-26, 28 (Oct 1982)

photograph, 44(4):24 (Oct 1982)

Shriners

at water carnival-1910s, 11(1):14 (Jan 1949)
at world's fair, 26(3):14 (Jul 1964)

Shrine Sections

of Catholic cemeteries, 67(2):21 (Spr 2005)

Shubert Brothers

as theater managers, 16(3):14, 18, 19 (Jul 1954)

Shubert theatrical chain

member theater, 16(3):12 (Jul 1954)

Shuft, Reed E.

as YMCA officer, 16(1):23 (Jan 1954)

Shulman, David

nephew and residence, 64(2):12, 15 (Spr 2002)

Shulman, Joe

nephew and residence, 64(2):12, 15 (Spr 2002)
spouse, 64(2):15, 18 (Spr 2002)

Shulman, Lena

family members and residence, 64(2):15, 18 (Spr 2002)

Shulman, Paul

family members-1920s, 64(2):16 (Spr 2002)

Shumway, F. Ritter

philanthropy, 36(4):28 (Oct 1974)
Rochester Family Society, Inc., role in-1940s, 23(2):15, 16 (Apr 1961)
as YMCA officer, 16(1):24 (Jan 1954)

Shute, Denny

as golfer in Times-Union Open-1940s, 65(1):8 (Win 2003)

Shutt, Sergeant Porter Cameron

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Shy Ballads in Harvard China by Edward Sanford Martin, 10(1):19 (Jan 1948)
Shylock Association

Committee of Equal Rights and, 9(2&3):4 (Apr 1947)

Sias, William A.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Sibelius, Jan (Finnish composer)

biographers of, 58(4):24-25 (Fall 1996)
Klingenberg, Alf and, 58(4):5, 24, 25 (Fall 1996)
recruitment by Eastman School of Music, 58(4):24-25 (Fall 1996)

Sibley Block. See also Hiram Sibley Building; Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr Company

Armbruster, Julius on, 63(4):25 (Fall 2001)
occupant, architect offices, 51(2):6 (Spr 1989)
restoration, post-fire, 51(4):2 illus caption (Fall 1989)

Sibley Building

of Harper, architects, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)
of Hiram. See Hiram Sibley Building
of Wilmot, Thomas C.-1950s, 69(1):1 (Spr 2007)

Sibley, Derrick

construction site, 32(4):7 (Oct 1970)
as editor, 2(2):4 (Apr 1940)
newspaper ad-1820s, 30(2):19 (Apr 1968)
rivalry with Thurlow Weed, 2(2):4 (Apr 1940)

Sibley, Emily

marriage

to Isaac Averell, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
to James S. Watson. See Watson, Mrs. Emily

Sibley lineage, 38(1):18 (Jan 1976)

Sibley family

at world's fair-1893, 26(3):7 (Jul 1964)

Sibley fire-1904, 6(4):4 (Oct 1944); 26(4):19 (Oct 1964); 27(3):6 (Jul 1965); 31(1):10 (Jan 1969); 38(2&3):10-11 (Apr & Jul 1976); 51(4):2 illus caption (Fall 1989)

losses, 38(2&3):2, 11 (Apr & Jul 1976)
newspapers on, 38(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1976)
photograph, 38(2&3):12 (Apr & Jul 1976)
relocation. See Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr Company
snow removal and, 27(1):10 (Jan 1965)

Sibley, Mrs. Georgianna (née Farr)

as civic leader, 28(2&3):34, 47 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Federation of Churches and, 38(1):21 (Jan 1976)
Watson, Hildegarde and, 65(3):26 (Sum 2003)

Sibley Hall (UR), 30(1):17 (Jan 1968)

construction, 8(4):9 (Oct 1946)
Douglass (Frederick) bust, unveiling-1870s, 17(2):8 (Apr 1955)
music library in, 58(4):6 (Fall 1996)See also Sibley Music Library
opening, 2(3):17 (Jul 1940)

Sibley, Harper (1885-1959)

biographical summary, 21(3):21 (Jul 1959)
as civic leader, 22(2):18 (Apr 1960)

Chamber of Commerce, role in, 9(4):15 (Oct 1947); 24(4):19 (Oct 1962)
charitable/social agencies, role in, 23(2):2, 4, 6, 9 (Apr 1961)
D.K.G. Institute of Musical Art and, 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)
Rochester Patriotic and Community Fund and-1910s, 20(4):4 (Oct 1958)
UR River Campus and, 30(1):4 (Jan 1968)
war efforts, 24(4):19 (Oct 1962)
YMCA, roles in, 16(1):23, 24 (Jan 1954)

club membership, 48(1&2):11 (Jan & Apr 1986)
death, 21(3):2 (Jul 1959)
Harper Sibley Building, architects, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)
as international representative-WWII, 23(3):24-25 (Jul 1961)
residence, 28(2&3):34, 43 (Apr & Jul 1966)
at Western Union, 21(3):21 (Jul 1959)

Sibley, Harper Jr.

business enterprises

motel construction, 28(2&3):43 (Apr & Jul 1966)
television, 32(3):25 (Jul 1970)

public safety appointment, 32(2):25 (Apr 1970)

Sibley, Mrs. Harper. See Sibley, Mrs. Georgianna
Sibley, Hiram (1807-1888)

art collection, 7(3):8, 10-11, 15, 22 (Jul 1945); 17(2):6 (Apr 1955); 38(1):18 (Jan 1976)

Academy of Art exhibition, 7(3):15 (Jul 1945); 17(2):6 (Apr 1955)
Powers purchase of-1870s, 17(2):7 (Apr 1955)

biographical summary/details, 21(3):21 (Jul 1959)

burial site, 50(4):16 (Oct 1988)
Sibley lineage, 21(3):21 (Jul 1959); 38(1):18 (Jan 1976); 65(3):24 (Sum 2003)

biography, 10(4):12 (Oct 1948)
business enterprises

farm, 45(3&4):43 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Gaffney Block, 34(2):10 (Apr 1972)
mining, 8(4):9 (Oct 1946)
patents, 38(1):15 (Jan 1976)
seed, 45(3&4):43 (Jul & Oct 1983)
telegraph, 2(3):11 (Jul 1940); 3(4):14 (Oct 1941); 21(1):10 (Jan 1959); 21(3):16, 21 (Jul 1959); 22(2):9 (Apr 1960); 23(1):11 (Jan 1961); 24(3):13 (Jul 1962); 33(3):12 (Jul 1971); 35(3):6 (Jul 1973); 38(1):15 (Jan 1976); 59(4):9 (Fall 1997)See also Western Union Telegraph Company

city hall site, proposal, 7(4):3 (Oct 1945)
as civic leader, 28(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1966)

library trusteeship, 36(4):12 (Oct 1974)
and university patron, 9(1):11 (Jan 1947)

comparison, with Henry O'Reilly, 7(1):1 (Jan 1945)
memorial to, 28(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1966)
politics and, 20(3):3 (Jul 1958)
residence, 27(3):7, 12 (Jul 1965); 28(2&3):7, 12 with illus (Apr & Jul 1966)

Sibley, Hiram Jr.

as library trustee, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)

Sibley, Hiram W.

art collection, 7(3):22-23 (Jul 1945)

loan of-1910s, 34(4):19 (Oct 1972)

business enterprises

telegraph, 23(3):15 (Jul 1961)

as church leader, 28(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Dossenbach sabbatical and-1910s, 42(3):10 (Jul 1980)
as hospital board member and benefactor, 70(1):4 (Fall 2008)
residence, 28(2&3):13, 30, 43 (Apr & Jul 1966)
spouse. See Sibley, Mrs. Margaret
theater and, 16(3):9 (Jul 1954)
UR River Campus and

acquisition, role in, 30(1):4 (Jan 1968)
philanthropy to, 30(1):17 (Jan 1968); 58(4):6 (Fall 1996)

Sibley, Mrs. Hiram W. See Sibley, Mrs. Margaret
Sibley, Levi W.

business enterprise, 41(1&2):26 (Jan & Apr 1979)
mulberry trees and, 45(3&4):32 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Steward, Austin and, 72(2):18n.15 (Fall 2010)

Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr Company

architect, 26(2):12 (Apr 1964)
baseball uniform production, 63(2):6 (Spr 2001)
contractor, 22(2):20 (Apr 1960); 31(1):14 (Jan 1969); 34(2):17 (Apr 1972)
customers-1940s, 65(3):6 (Sum 2003)
documentary film, funding of, 38(1):2 (Jan 1976)
employees

Townson, A. J., 6(4):5 (Oct 1944)
Ward, Clayla, 65(3):25 (Sum 2003)

expansions, 31(4):15 (Oct 1969); 34(2):11, 15, 22 (Apr 1972); 51(4):2 illus caption (Fall 1989)
fire. See Sibley fire-1904
holiday decorations, 64(3):12-13 (Sum 2002)
illustration, 51(4):1 (Fall 1989)
kinetoscopes, 12(1):20 (Jan 1950); 16(3):20-21 (Jul 1954); 34(2):15 (Apr 1972); 38(1):17 (Jan 1976)
locations

1900s, construction/relocation to, 13(4):20 (Oct 1951); 16(3):18 (Jul 1954); 27(3):6, 13 (Jul 1965); 34(2):16 (Apr 1972); 35(2):14 (Apr 1973)
original site, 12(1):20 (Jan 1950); 28(4):2 (Oct 1966); 34(2):15 (Apr 1972)
previous site usage, 60(4):4 (Fall 1998)

retail trade, influence on, 11(2):13 (Apr 1949)
St. Augustine's Church/School and, 60(2):12 (Spr 1998)
St. Joseph's Park and-1970s, 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)
store openings

1905, 27(3):13 (Jul 1965); 34(2):17 (Apr 1972)
Boston Store, 34(2):7 (Apr 1972)

Sibley, Mrs. Margaret (née Harper)

club membership and reading, 10(1):8 (Jan 1948)
Italian community and, 22(4):10 (Oct 1960)
New York City and, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
philanthropy

Dossenbach Orchestra and, 42(3):5 (Jul 1980)
Rochester Homeopathic Hospital and, 9(2&3):21 (Apr 1947)

Sibley, Mary Ann

marriage. See Scrantom, Mrs. Mary Ann

Sibley Music Library, 30(1):17 (Jan 1968)

donor, 58(4):6 (Fall 1996)
formation-early 1900s, 42(3):5 (Jul 1980)
location, 58(4):6 (Fall 1996)
purchase-1950s, 55(2):12 (Spr 1993)
removal to Eastman School of Music-1920s, 58(4):28 (Fall 1996)

Sibley Place

design and house construction-1870s, 13(4):11 (Oct 1951)
location, 28(2&3):14 (Apr & Jul 1966)
meeting, on coeducation at UR, 17(4):19 (Oct 1955)
residents/residences on, 7(2):19 (Apr 1945)

Sibley, Mrs. R.

volunteer work, 44(4):14 (Oct 1982)

Sibley, Rufus A., 24(4):12 (Oct 1962)

as library trustee, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)
residence, 28(2&3):10, 34 (Apr & Jul 1966)
YMCA fundraising and, 16(1):11 (Jan 1954)

Sibley Seed Store, 45(3&4):43 (Jul & Oct 1983)

fire-1890s, 38(2&3):10 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Sibley Store. See Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr Company
Sibley Tower. See Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr Company
Sibley, Dr. Wallace

as health officer, 18(3):15 (Jul 1956)

Sicilian community, 10(4):6 (Oct 1948)
Sicilian immigrants

of Near Northeast District, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)

Sick House (Saratoga Springs, NY)

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)

Sickles, C. C.

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

Sickles, Daniel

as NYS Assemblyman, Irish famine relief and-1840s, 68(3):5 (Sum 2006)

The Sidepath Guide. See also Cycling

to county sidepath system, 69(2):13 photo caption (Spr 2008)

Sidepaths. See Monroe County Sidepath Commission
The Sidepaths of Monroe County. See also Cycling

publication, contents, and digitization of, 69(2):15 photo caption (Spr 2008)

Sidereal Messenger

Swift, Lewis published in, 9(1):15 (Jan 1947)

Sidewalk Cafe

location and dress code issues-1960s, 69(1):17 (Spr 2007)

Sidewalks

bicyclists and, 19(3):8 (Jul 1957); 69(2):4, 11, 12-13 (Spr 2008)
Denver, 19(1):5 (Jan 1957)
extensions, 31(1):13 (Jan 1969)
improvements/maintenance, 35(2):17 (Apr 1973)

snow removal, responsibility for, 27(1):6, 10 (Jan 1965)

pioneer era, 21(2):10 (Apr 1959); 47(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1985)
wooden, 57(1):8 (Win 1995)

Sidney (no surname)

as traveler in 1820s, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000); 62(4):14 (Fall 2000)

Siebert, Edward S., 17(2):14 (Apr 1955)

artwork, exhibit, 32(1):8 (Jan 1970)

Siebert's (retailer)

customers-1940s, 65(3):6 (Sum 2003)

Sienkiewiez, Henryk

newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):16 (Jan 1951)

Sieverman, Frank A.

labor union role, 15(2):14 (Apr 1953)

Sightseeing

European tour, by Blake McKelvey, 14(1):1-20 (Jan 1952)
U.S. western cities, by Blake McKelvey, 19(1):3-10 (Jan 1957)

Sigl, Alphonse J.

burial site, 67(2):26 (Spr 2005)
center named for, 55(2):6 (Spr 1993)See also Al Sigl Center
founds multiple sclerosis agency, 55(2):23 (Spr 1993)
laryngectomy and speech therapy, 55(2):16 (Spr 1993)
photograph, 55(2):1 (Spr 1993)
as radio personality, 32(3):7, 9 (Jul 1970)

on cerebral palsy, quoted, 55(2):17 (Spr 1993)
charitable appeals, 55(2):6, 20 (Spr 1993)

sculpture of, 55(2):5 photo (Spr 1993)

Signal boxes, 25(4):6-7 (Oct 1963)
Sign language instruction-1800s, 64(1):11-16 (Win 2002)
Signs and signboards

billboards. See Billboards
Chamber of Commerce, protest over, 34(4):9, 10, 16, 17 (Oct 1972)
dental, 59(3):12-13, 12 photo (Sum 1997)
painters

early 1800s, 37(2):14, 20 (Apr 1975)
Etheridge, O. Hamlet, 59(3):12-13, 12 photo (Sum 1997)

Sign shop

in Reynold's Arcade-1870s, 62(1):9 photo (Win 2000)

Silas O. Smith's Mills

engraving-mid 1800s, 50(3):3 illus (Jul 1988)
photograph, 46(3&4):3 (Jul & Oct 1984); 59(2):24 (Spr 1997)

Silence, Frederick

business enterprise-1800s, 49(4):14 (Oct 1987)
residence, 49(4):14 (Oct 1987)

Silence, George

business enterprise-1800s, 49(4):14 (Oct 1987)

advertisement, 56(4):8 (Fall 1994)

Sileno (whaling ship), 58(2):18 (Spr 1996)
The Silk Culturist

on sericulture, 45(3&4):29 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Silkworm industry

local attempts-1830s, 45(3&4):29, 32 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Sill, Lieutenant Edward E.

as Confederate POW and escapee, 73(2):16-21, 22 (Fall 2011); 74(1):4-5, 7, 7n.ii, 15, 23n.5 (Spr 2012)
photograph, 73(2):16, 18n.i (Fall 2011)

Sill, Horace I.

as musician-1810s, 4(1):12-13 (Jan 1942)

Silliman, Benjamin

correspondence with Lewis H. Morgan, 8(4):10 (Oct 1946)
guest lecture, 8(4):2 (Oct 1946)

Silliman, H.

correspondence-1840s, 1(2):13 (Apr 1939)

Silliman, Peter

correspondence-1840s, 1(2):13 (Apr 1939)

Silver

dental applications, 59(3):11 (Sum 1997)
deposits, rights to, 30(1):10 (Jan 1968)
mining, by Henry S. Durand, 61(2):5, 6, 8 (Spr 1999)
standard, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):2-6 passim (Jan 1951)

Silver, Earl

birth, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)
daily activity, diary accounts of, 15(4):2-28 passim (Oct 1953)
Silver lineage, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953); 28(4):9 (Oct 1966)

Silver, Mrs. Elizabeth "Lizzie" (née Squire)

daily activity, diary accounts of, 15(4):2-28 passim (Oct 1953)
family members, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)
residences, 28(4):9 (Oct 1966)
spouse. See Silver, Henry Dayton

Silver, Florence

birth and family members, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)
daily activity, diary accounts of, 15(4):6, 9, 18, 21, 26 (Oct 1953)

Silver Greys-mid 1800s, 20(3):4, 5, 6, 10 (Jul 1958)See also Whig Party
Silver, Harvey O.

Silver lineage, 15(4):3-4 (Oct 1953)

Silver, Henry

birth and family members, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)
daily activity, diary accounts of, 15(4):2, 6, 9, 16, 21, 23, 27 (Oct 1953)

Silver, Mrs. Henry D. See Silver, Mrs. Elizabeth "Lizzie"
Silver, Henry Dayton

biographical information

birthplace, 15(4):1 (Oct 1953)
offspring, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)
Silver lineage, 15(4):3, 4 (Oct 1953)
spouse. See Silver, Mrs. Elizabeth "Lizzie"

business enterprises, 15(4):1, 2 (Oct 1953)

investments, 15(4):4 (Oct 1953)
location, 15(4):8 (Oct 1953)

departure, 15(4):1 (Oct 1953)
diary, 28(4):9 (Oct 1966)

excerpt, 1906-1914, 15(4):1-28 (Oct 1953)

residences, 15(4):1, 11, 13, 15 (Oct 1953)
travels, 15(4):2, 3, 11, 15, 19 (Oct 1953)

Silver, James W.

birth and family members, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)
daily activity, diary accounts of, 15(4):9, 10, 14, 19, 22, 23, 27 (Oct 1953)
Rochester History, contributions, 15(4):1-2 (Oct 1953); 35(3):15 (Jul 1973)

Silver Lake

as ice supply, 15(1):15 (Jan 1953)
Wyoming Pioneer Association at, 6(2):14 (Apr 1944)

Silver Legion of America

leadership and anti-Semitism-1930s, 74(2):18 (Fall 2012)

Silver, Margaret

birth, 15(4):2, 22 (Oct 1953)
childhood outing, 15(4):27 (Oct 1953)
family members, 15(4):2 (Oct 1953)

Silver, Morrie

as baseball club owner, 64(4):24 (Fall 2002)

Silver, Naomi

acknowledgments, 62(2):21 (Spr 2000); 63(1):20 (Win 2001); 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)

Silver, Noah W.

occupation and Silver lineage, 15(4):3, 11 (Oct 1953)

Silver Stadium, 24(3):33 (Jul 1962)

original name, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)See also Red Wing Stadium

Silver Stars baseball club (Port Hope, Ontario)

competitions-1800s, 63(2):4, 5 (Spr 2001)

Silverstein, Joseph, 32(2):24 (Apr 1970)
Silver Street

commercial/industrial activity near

1890s, 7(4):21 (Oct 1945)
railroad, 57(4):19 (Fall 1995)

location, 28(4):9 (Oct 1966)
preservation district of, 57(4):18 (Fall 1995)

Simcoe, Governor John G.

correspondence/memorandum, excerpt, 1(1):22-23 (Jan 1939)
land/treaty negotiations-late 1700s, 1(1):10, 12, 13, 14 (Jan 1939)
Sodus Bay settlement and, 1(1):16 (Jan 1939)

Simmons, Mr. (no given name)

as constable, cholera epidemic and-1830s, 18(3):4 (Jul 1956); 21(2):19 (Apr 1959)

Simmons, Sergeant Charles A.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Simmons, Jeff

at Mount Hope Cemetery, acknowledgment, 68(4):22 (Fall 2006)

Simmons, Joe

as baseball player-1800s, 64(4):8 (Fall 2002)
billiards enterprise-1800s, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)
managerial roles in baseball-1800s, 64(4):14, 15, 16, 17 (Fall 2002)

Simmons, Rocky

as baseball player/manager-1940s, 63(2):21, 24 photo (Spr 2001)

Simon, Father David

pastorates, 60(3):11, 14 (Sum 1998)
as school chaplain, 60(3):11 (Sum 1998)

Simon, Mr. L.

on Camp Fitz-John Porter soldiers, quoted-1860s, 66(3):16 (Sum 2004)

Simon's Creamery/Dairy, 64(3):3, 31 (Sum 2002)
Simons, Dr. Hans

City Club speech, 9(4):22 (Oct 1947)

Simons, Jan

as deaf student-1800s, 64(1):4 (Win 2002)

Simpkins, Peter

acknowledgment, 64(1):23 (Win 2002)

Simple Lessons in Astronomy by Lewis Swift

in Union & Advertiser, 9(1):15 (Jan 1947)

Simpson, Elizabeth

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):21 (Jan 1987)

Simpson, Everett E.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Simpson, George

occupation, 8(2):12 (Apr 1946)

Simpson, Mrs. Henry (of West Avon, NY)

land sale offer-1850s, 42(2):23 (Apr 1980)

Simpson, Hester

as Liberian, spouse-1800s, 67(1):14 (Win 2005)

Simpson, William T.

as port collector, 2(4):5 (Oct 1940)

Simson, Henry E.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Sinclair Oil Company

award presentation-1930, 17(1):23 (Jan 1955)

Sinding, Christian (Norwegian composer)

at Eastman School of Music, 58(4):25 (Fall 1996)

Singapore Joe. See Fisher, Joe
Singer, Isaac Merritt

profession and invention, 4(2):15 (Apr 1942)

Singer sewing machines

development, 4(2):15 (Apr 1942)
shoe industry, use, 15(2):5, 7-8 (Apr 1953); 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)

Singing. See Vocal music
Single persons

Catholics, church ministry to, 60(3):16 (Sum 1998)
mothers, in Southwest District, 60(3):16 (Sum 1998)

Sinkler, Roxie

acknowledgment, 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)

Sinopoli, Mike

in parish musical, 60(3):12 photo (Sum 1998)

Sintzenich, Eugene

as artist, 17(2):3-4 (Apr 1955); 62(1):21 (Win 2000)
death, 18(3):8 (Jul 1956)
as instructor, 18(3):8 (Jul 1956)

Sisson, Al

occupation, 32(3):7 (Jul 1970)

Sister Cities Bridge

dedication-1970s, 43(4):7 (Oct 1981)

Sister Cities International

headquarters and participants, 43(4):2 (Oct 1981)

Sister cities program

as award recipient, 43(4):5, 7 (Oct 1981)
city historian and, 51(1):11 (Win 1989)
as host-1970s, 43(4):7, 9 (Oct 1981)
ISCOR and, 43(4):6 (Oct 1981)
origins, 43(4):1, 2 (Oct 1981)
participants, 43(4):5, 6, 7 (Oct 1981)

conference delegates-1970s, 43(4):7 (Oct 1981)
Krakow, Poland. See Krakow, Poland
Rennes, France. See Rennes, France

Rennes-Rochester Committee, 43(4):2, 4, 6 (Oct 1981)
tours, 43(4):4, 5, 6 (Oct 1981)

Sisters of Charity (Emmetsburg, Maryland)

Roman Catholic Asylum for Girls and, 9(2&3):6 (Apr 1947)

Sisters of Charity (New York City)

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

Sisters of Charity (Newark, NY)

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

Sisters of Charity (Rochester)

child care, 25(2):3 (Apr 1963)
hospital movement-1850s, 5(2):19 (Apr 1943)See also St. Mary's Hospital
novices, entry-1870s, 44(4):14 (Oct 1982)
St. Augustine's Church and, 60(2):23 (Spr 1998)

Sisters of Charity, Buffalo Hospital of the

surgeon, Henry S. Durand, 61(2):4 (Spr 1999)

Sisters of Mercy

activities, 44(4):8-9, 11, 14, 19, 21 (Oct 1982)
convent, 44(4):8-25 passim (Oct 1982)
deaths-1870s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)
founding-1850s, 44(4):6, 8 (Oct 1982)
Industrial School and, 9(2&3):14 (Apr 1947)
members, 44(4):6, 8, 9, 13 (Oct 1982)

Hanss, Marietta, 60(3):9 (Sum 1998)

St. Augustine's Church and, 60(2):23 (Spr 1998)

Sisters of St. Joseph

convent, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998); 60(3):2 photo, 3, 4, 17, 18 (Sum 1998)
influenza outbreak of 1918 and, 60(2):21 (Spr 1998)
members, 60(2):6-8 (Spr 1998); 60(3):3 photo, 10, 17, 18-19, 19 photo, (Spr 1998)
orphanage-1860s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)
parochial education and, 3(3):17-18 (Jul 1941); 60(2):4 (Spr 1998)

Normal School, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998)
St. Augustine's School. See St. Augustine's School

St. Augustine's Church and, 60(2):14, 20, 21, 23 (Spr 1998)
at St. Stanislaus School, 57(1):9 (Win 1995); 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)

Sisters of St. Mary (Peekskill, NY)

Crapsey, Dr. Algernon S. and, 42(1):6 (Jan 1980)

Sisters of the Order of St. Bridget

at St. Mary's Church, 44(4):6 (Oct 1982)

Siverson, Charles

radio profession, 32(3):7 (Jul 1970)

Six-day packet company

founders, 11(2):6 (Apr 1949); 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949)
as pioneer line, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949)

Six-day stage line

founders, 11(2):6 (Apr 1949)

Six Nations. See Iroquois Confederacy
Sixteenth Ward

residents, Teresi family, 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)

Sixth (VI) Corps, Army of the Potomac (Civil War)

at Battle of Winchester, 63(4):8-9, 30-31 illus (Fall 2001)
local regiment in, 63(4):6-7 (Fall 2001)

Sixth Ward

aldermen

Clark, Charles H., 26(1):19 (Jan 1964)
Ward, Levi A., 26(1):13 (Jan 1964)

politics

election of 1880, 2(4):9 (Oct 1940)
Italians and, 22(4):17 (Oct 1960)

61st Alabama Infantry

Civil War service, 73(2):8 (Fall 2011)

Skalny, Aniela, 57(1):20n.11 (Win 1995)
Skaneateles Lake

as Syracuse water supply-1800s, 39(3):16, 17, 18 (Jul 1977)
traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):18 (Sum 2000)
water usage, control-late 1800s, 39(3):17 (Jul 1977)

Skaneateles, NY

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):18 (Sum 2000)

Skating. See Ice skating; Roller skating
Skating rinks. See Ice skating
Skeates, S.

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

Skeele, Reverend Amos

Crapsey heresy trial and-early 1900s, 42(1):18 (Jan 1980)

Skeffington, H. J.

as union leader, 15(2):14 (Apr 1953); 25(1):16, 18 (Jan 1963)

Skeletal remains

animal, 44(1&2):37 (Jan & Apr 1982)
human. See Human burials/remains

Sketches from Memory by a Pedestrian (1835) by Nathaniel Hawthorne

background information, 41(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1979)
excerpt, describing Rochester, 41(1&2):31-32 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Sketches of a Tour to the Lakes (1826) by Thomas L. McKenney

background information, 41(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1979)
excerpt, on Rochester, 41(1&2):12-15 (Jan & Apr 1979); 49(4):3-4 (Oct 1987)

Sketches of History, Life, and Manners in the United States (1826) by Anne N. Royall, 41(1&2):16 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Sketches of Rochester (by Henry O'Reilly - 1838), 6(2):3-5, 7, 9 (Apr 1944); 7(1):1, 12-13 (Jan 1945); 10(4):14 (Oct 1948); 40(2):6 (Apr 1978)

alternate titles, 6(2):4 (Apr 1944); 21(3):16 (Jul 1959); 51(1):12 photo caption (Win 1989)
illustrations from, 59(2):10, 14 (Spr 1997); 68(4):2 cover photo caption (Fall 2006)
jailer's commendation-1830s, 34(1):4 (Jan 1972)
on Mt. Hope Cemetery design, 50(4):9, 18 (Oct 1988)
publication, 6(2):5 (Apr 1944); 7(1):1, 12-13 (Jan 1945)
source material, 6(2):4 (Apr 1944); 54(4):4 (Fall 1992)
speech of Jonathan Child, quoted in, 21(2):23-24 (Apr 1959)
Upper Falls, on height of, 54(4):21 (Fall 1992)

Sketch of the Life of Chester Dewey by Martin B. Anderson, 10(4):10, 12 (Oct 1948)
Skiing

park locales, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)
popularity, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949); 27(1):2, 21 (Jan 1965)

Skimmer (boat)

manufacture and specifications-1810s, 30(2):11 (Apr 1968)

Skinner, Alanson R.

professional friendship, 17(3):4 (Jul 1955)

Skinner, Albert

as sheriff, 25(4):21 (Oct 1963)

"Kodakids" and, 55(4):32 (Fall 1993)

Skinner, Charles

business enterprise, 28(2&3):6 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Skinner, Colonel George

overseas command-WWI, 51(3):17, 29n.13 (Sum 1989)

Skinner, Henry, 24(1):9 (Jan 1962)

Scrantom cabin and, 41(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Skinner, Otis

as theater performer, 16(3):10, 12 (Jul 1954)

Skinner, Private William H.

correspondence on Civil War military service, quoted, 65(2):6, 23n16 (Spr 2003)

Skinnys (gang)

battles of, 70(2):9-10 (Fall 2007)

Skivington, George

as book collector, 48(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Skylight Gallery (mid 1800s), 62(1):12-13 (Win 2000)
Skyline

changes-mid 1900s, 26(2):2, 4-5 (Apr 1964)
Liberty Pole. See Liberty Pole
Mercury. See Mercury, Statue of
view from Genesee River, 61(3&4):17, 23, 32 photos (Sum & Fall 1999)
Wings of Progress. See Wings of Progress

Skyscrapers

of late 1800s, 22(1):2-3, 18 (Jan 1960)
construction, 37(2):20 (Apr 1975)
height, wars over, 3(3):3 (Jul 1941); 12(2&3):5-6 (Apr 1950); 22(1):3-4 (Jan 1960); 26(2):13 (Apr 1964); 34(2):10, 14-15, 19, 22-23 (Apr 1972)
as national first, 26(2):11 (Apr 1964)
tenants, source of-1950s, 14(1):8 (Jan 1952)

Sky, Warren, Sr.

photograph at Ganondagan State Historic Site, 68(1&2):31 (Win & Spr 2006)

"Slack-barrel" cooper

barrel manufacture, 25(2):2 (Apr 1963)

Slack, Harry W.

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

Slade, Mr. (no given name)

as landlord, Clara Wolfard and-1940s, 65(3):12 (Sum 2003)

Slag

iron manufacture and, 59(2):7 (Spr 1997)

Slater, John Rothwell

as biographer of Rush Rhees, 10(4):1, 11 (Oct 1948); 49(1):23n.9 (Oct 1948); 58(4):10 (Fall 1996)
on Browning Club, quoted, 10(1):5-6 (Jan 1948)
civic honor, 22(2):insert (Apr 1960)
club membership

Browning Club, 10(1):5 (Jan 1948)
Fortnightly Club, 48(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1986)

on Convention Hall, quoted, 49(1):9 (Jan 1987)
as library trustee, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)
New Citizens' Banquet proposal, 9(4):5 (Oct 1947)
as professor, 9(4):5 (Oct 1947)

television appearance-1960, 32(3):16 (Jul 1970)
verse, commemorating Rush Rhees, 30(1):1 (Jan 1968)

Slater, Richard

bayoneting of-1860s, 66(3):15 (Sum 2004)

Slattery, Thomas

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

Slaughterhouses

inspection, 18(3):12 (Jul 1956)
regulations, 18(3):5 (Jul 1956)
western meat packers, 18(3):14 (Jul 1956)

Slaughter, ritual performer of, 64(2):21 (Spr 2002)
Slavery

abolition of. See Abolitionist movement; Abolitionists; Emancipation of slaves
anti-slavery songs, 37(4):30-31 (Oct 1975)
childbearing forced under, 67(3):23n.19 (Sum 2005)
debate

O'Reilly, Henry and, 7(1):21 (Jan 1945)
women's suffrage and, 10(2&3):10 (Jul 1948)

Douglass, Frederick quoted on, 67(3):8, 9 (Sum 2005)
Dred Scott Decision and, 46(1&2):6-8 (Jan & Apr 1984)
in Genesee Country, 71(1):11, 14, 23-24 (Spr 2009)
Harper's Ferry raid, 15(3):11-14 (Jul 1953)
legalization-colonial era, 67(3):23n.22 (Sum 2005)
legislation, 46(1&2):4, 19, 38n.6 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Missouri Compromise, 46(1&2):5, 6 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Plymouth Church and, 40(4):3 (Oct 1978)
political elections and-1860s, 23(1):3, 9 (Jan 1961)
purported spirit communication on, with quotes

from Calhoun, John C., 71(2):17 (Fall 2009)
from Washington, George, 71(2):16 (Fall 2009)

Rochester family (of Nathaniel) and, 71(1):1-28 (Spr 2009)
stances on

congressmen's, 41(3):17-18 (Jul 1979)
newspapers-1860s, 23(1):17, 18 (Jan 1961)
Ontario Repository and Messenger, quoted, 66(4):11-12 (Fall 2004)
of political parties, 20(3):2, 9-10, 11, 14 (Jul 1958)
priest's, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)

states' conflict over

Civil War. See Civil War
in new territories, 15(3):3-7, 9, 12 (Jul 1953); 46(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1984)

struggle against, 46(1&2):1-25 with illus (Jan & Apr 1984)
underground railroad. See Underground railroad

"Slavery in the Genesee Country (also known as Ontario County), 1789-1827" by Anne Schaetzke

quoted, 71(1):11, 14, 16 (Spr 2009)

Slaves. See also Slavery

African culture and, 67(3):22n.6 (Sum 2005)
American Colonization Society and, 67(1):3 (Win 2005)
Civil War and

Confederate POW escapees and, 73(2):17-18, 19 (Fall 2011)
as fugitives during, 37(4):20-28 (Oct 1975)
military service, 73(2):11 (Fall 2011)

Douglass, Frederick as, 21(4):6-7 (Oct 1959)See also Douglass, Frederick
education, 37(4):4 (Oct 1975)
emancipation. See Emancipation of slaves
families, dispersion, 37(4):3, 27 (Oct 1975)
fugitive, 15(3):2 (Jul 1953); 21(4):2-3 (Oct 1959); 27(3):18 (Jul 1965); 37(4):4, 13-17 (Oct 1975); 46(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1984); 67(4):11 (Fall 2005)

in Canandaigua, 66(4):16 (Fall 2004)
challenges and punishments, 67(3):8 (Sum 2005)
during Civil War, 37(4):20-28 (Oct 1975)
Favor Street school and, 72(2):8 (Fall 2010)
Jemison, Mary and, 68(1&2):15 (Win & Spr 2006)
"Jerry Rescue"-1850s, 72(2):20n.47 (Fall 2010)
passage through Rochester to Canada, 72(2):4, 10, 11-14, 15-16 (Fall 2010)

Fugitive Slave Acts, resistance to, 37(4):10-17 (Oct 1975)
historical sketch, 37(4):1-32 passim (Oct 1975)
as indentured servants, 71(1):11, 12-13 illus, 16 (Spr 2009)
insurrections, 46(1&2):3 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Jacobs, Harriet, 67(3):19 (Sum 2005); 71(2):5 (Fall 2009)
Johnson, Henry W.'s parents as, 66(4):6 (Fall 2004)
manumission. See Emancipation of slaves
Northrup, Solomon, 46(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1984)
owners

Carroll, Major Charles as, 42(4):4, 13 (Oct 1980)
Dorsey, Daniel, 66(4):21n., 22 (Fall 2004)
Fitzhugh, Col. William as, 42(4):13 (Oct 1980)
Howell, Nathaniel W., 66(4):24 photo caption (Fall 2004)
Rochester, Nathaniel, biographical sketch, 71(1):1-28 (Spr 2009)

pens, 37(4):22 (Oct 1975)
Scott, Dred, court case, 46(1&2):6-8 (Jan & Apr 1984)
singing of

anti-slavery songs, 37(4):30-31 (Oct 1975)
circus songs, 49(3):19, 22 (Jul 1987)

as skilled laborers, 67(3):5 (Sum 2005)
slave ship mutiny, 37(4):12-13 (Oct 1975)
territory, as political issue, 14(2):5 (Apr 1952)
Thomas, Rev. James, biography of, 37(4):1-32 (Oct 1975)
transatlantic trade in, 67(3):22n.6 (Sum 2005)
treatment of, 67(3):5 (Sum 2005)

Douglass, Frederick quoted on, 67(3):4, 5, 6 (Sum 2005)

underground railroad. See Underground railroad

Slaves of Gold (play)

newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):18 (Jan 1951)

Slavic immigrants, 14(4):13 (Oct 1952)

living conditions, 25(3):14 (Jul 1963); 25(4):12 (Oct 1963)
working conditions, 25(3):14 (Jul 1963)

Slavin, Bernard H. (horticulturist)

city parks system, roles in, 11(1):11, 17, 21 (Jan 1949); 75(2):11 (Fall 2013)

at Durand Eastman Park, 75(2):12-13 (Fall 2013)

family member, 75(2):11, 16 (Fall 2013)

Slavin, Patrick

burial site, 67(2):27 (Spr 2005)
city parks system, roles in, 11(1):11-12, 20, 21 (Jan 1949); 75(2):11, 16 (Fall 2013)
family member, 75(2):11, 16 (Fall 2013)

Sledding

bobsledding, 11(1):14 (Jan 1949)
as children's recreation, 18(2):16 (Apr 1956)
sleighing, diary excerpts on-1850s, 42(2):5-6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 17 (Apr 1980)

Sleds, 1(2):13 (Apr 1939)
Sleepers' City: The Sesquicentennial of Mt. Hope Cemetery by W. Stephen Thomas and Ruth Rosenberg-Naparsteck, 50(4):1-24 with illus, photos (Oct 1988)
The Sleeping Giant: The Story of the Mt. Morris Dam by Ruth Rosenberg-Naparsteck, 58(3):1-16 with illus (Sum 1996)
Sleepy Hollow (neighborhood)

location, 22(4):2 (Oct 1960)
residents, 22(4):2, 3, 4 (Oct 1960)

Sleighing

on city streets, 27(1):8 (Jan 1965)
Dalzell accident-1850s, 59(2):20 (Spr 1997)
diary excerpts on-1850s, 42(2):5-6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 17 (Apr 1980)
popularity, 2(3):20 (Jul 1940); 27(1):2 (Jan 1965)
routes, clearing, 27(1):14 (Jan 1965)

Sleighs

commercial transport via-early 1800s, 30(2):17 (Apr 1968)
pioneer migration via, 30(2):12 (Apr 1968)
use, by horsecar lines, 30(3):4 (Jul 1968)

Sleight (Earl V.) Mineral Bath

variance change, 28(2&3):41 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Sloans (retailer)

customers-1940s, 65(3):6 (Sum 2003)

Sloan, Samuel

as library trustee, 36(4):12 (Oct 1974)

Sloan, William E.

residence, 28(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Sloat and Shepard's Great Northern Circus, 49(3):21 (Jul 1987)
Sloat and Sheppard Circus

condition, newspaper quote-1850s, 49(3):13 (Jul 1987)

Slocum, George

on canal lock, quoted, 56(4):19n.28 (Fall 1994)

Slocum, Robert B.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Slogans/mottos

abolitionist, 23(1):4 (Jan 1961); 46(1&2):13 illus, 14, 17 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Chamber of Commerce-early 1900s, 34(4):5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 16 (Oct 1972); 43(4):19 (Oct 1981)
"City of Homes," 35(2):19 (Apr 1973)
"City of Many Industries," 11(3&4):22 (Jul 1949)
depression-1930s, 34(4):24 (Oct 1972)
"Education for adults at home through life," 73(1):5 (Spr 2011)
"Failure is Impossible," 57(4):13 (Fall 1995)
"Home of Quality Products," 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)
Meliora, 30(1):24 (Jan 1968)
"Midtown, A Happy Place," 69(1):18 (Spr 2007)
political, 2(4):2 (Oct 1940)
"Rochester Made Means Quality," 22(3):16 (Jul 1960)
UR fundraising campaign-1920s, 30(1):12, 13, 16 (Jan 1968)
wartime

Vietnam War, 48(3&4):7, 15, photos: 3-48 passim (Jul & Oct 1986)
World War II, 55(4):11 (Fall 1993)

Slosson, Evangeline

as teacher, 17(3):3 (Jul 1955)

Slot machines

bribery charges, 25(4):10, 19 (Oct 1963)
regulations, enforcement, 25(4):8, 17 (Oct 1963)

Slow Goers baseball club

competitions-1800s, 63(2):9 (Spr 2001)

Sluman, Jeff

as professional golfer, 65(1):3 (Win 2003)

Slums in Our Town (address) by Dr. George W. Goler, 27(4):4 (Oct 1965)
Slums/slum lords. See Housing — slum conditions
Sly, Evander (Canandaigua, NY)

as politician, Henry W. Johnson and-1860s, 67(1):7 (Win 2005)

Smallpox, 18(3):1, 2, 11 (Jul 1956)

epidemics

local, 18(3):5, 12, 13, 17, 21 (Jul 1956)
in Urique, Mexico, 61(2):7 (Spr 1999)

Native Americans and-1840s, 39(1&2):22 (Jan & Apr 1977)
vaccination, 35(2):3 (Apr 1973)

Smart, Miss Lucretia

occupation-Spanish-American War, 13(2):17 (Apr 1951)

"Smile campaign"

at Midtown Plaza, 69(1):19 (Spr 2007)

Smilie, William G.

as author

of Facilities for the Care of the Sick, 20(4):18 (Oct 1958)
of Health Agencies, 20(4):18 (Oct 1958)

Smith, Captain (no given name)

as Confederate POW and escapee, 73(2):22 (Fall 2011); 74(1):7, 9, 10-11, 12, 24n.19 (Spr 2012)

Smith, Colonel (no given name)

as commander at Camp Fitz-John Porter-1860s, 66(3):17 (Sum 2004)

Smith, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000); 64(4):13 (Fall 2002)

Smith, Mr. & Mrs. (of Smithville, NY)

as train wreck victim, 56(2):14, 17 (Spr 1994)

Smith, Miss Alberta

charitable/social agencies, position with-early 1900s, 23(2):6, 8, 9 (Apr 1961)

Smith, Sergeant Albert F.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Smith, Mrs. Albert G.

residence, location and sale to industrial school-1850s, 68(4):4, 9, 21 (Fall 2006)

Smith, Alfred E.

as governor

candidacy, 14(2):22, 23 (Apr 1952)
Italian community and, 22(4):18 (Oct 1960)
Jacobstein, Meyer and, 41(4):12 (Oct 1979)
Whitley, James L. and, 41(4):14 (Oct 1979)

on history, quoted, 17(3):15 (Jul 1955)
Warner, John A. and, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980); 56(3):18 (Sum 1994); 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)

Smith and Callan

city map-1850s, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)

Smith and Perkins

location and origin-1800s, 26(1):8 (Jan 1964)

Smith and Rowe sawmill, 40(1):8 (Jan 1978)

moveable carriages, installation, 40(1):9 (Jan 1978)
product line, shipment, 40(1):11 (Jan 1978)

Smith Arcade. See Smith's Arcade
Smith, Arthur C.

biographical summary, 21(3):21 (Jul 1959)
residence, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
as writer, 10(1):19-21 (Jan 1948); 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Smith, Mrs. Arthur C. See Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Smith, A. W.

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

Smith, Bob

as gambler-1800s, 64(4):18 (Fall 2002)

Smith, B. T.

canal lock and-1800s, 49(4):25 (Oct 1987)

Smith, Captain (L.) Bordman

military service and death-Spanish-American War, 13(2):4, 11, 17, 18 (Apr 1951)

Smith Ceramic

world's fair exhibit-1930s, 26(3):18 (Jul 1964)

Smith, Chard Powers

as author

of Artillery of Time, 10(4):5 (Oct 1948)
of Ladies Day, 10(4):5 (Oct 1948)

Smith, Charles

emancipation celebration (NYS) and-1820s, 46(1&2):19 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Smith, Charles A.

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

Smith, Charles T.

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

Smith, Mrs. Charles Winslow

residence, 8(2):15 (Apr 1946)

Smith College

faculty/staff, 21(3):6 (Jul 1959)
social agencies and, 23(2):9, 18 (Apr 1961)

Smith Company. See F.A. Smith Company
Smith, C. Walter

Spanish-American War, roles in, 13(2):5 (Apr 1951)

Smith, E. Darwin

as judge, railroad merger ruling-1870s, 30(4):14 (Oct 1968)

Smith, Edna Weeks

Clothesline Show and, 32(1):14 (Jan 1970)

Smith, Edward M.

biographical summary, 28(1):11-12 (Jan 1966)
as mayor (1869-1870), 7(4):2 (Oct 1945); 28(1):12 (Jan 1966)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Smith, Elijah F.

biographical details, 26(1):8 (Jan 1964)
as mayor (1840-1842), 26(1):8 (Jan 1964)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth S. (née Atkinson)

marriage, 10(1):20 (Jan 1948); 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
residence, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Smith, Emily

marriage. See Warner, Mrs. Emily

Smith, Erasmus D.

biographical summary, 21(3):22 (Jul 1959)
Democrat, 20(3):3 (Jul 1958)
mill enterprise-early 1800s, 33(3):6 (Jul 1971)

Smith, Erasmus Peshine

biographical summary, 21(3):22 (Jul 1959)
club presentation-1850s, 48(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1986)
political activity, 20(3):6, 9, 12 (Jul 1958)

Smith, Reverend Erastus P.

at funeral of Philander B. Roys, 58(2):19 (Spr 1996)

Smith, Florence C.

Irondequoit Bay: The Business of Pleasure authored by, 56(1):1-36 with illus (Win 1994)

Smith, Frances

infant, as train wreck victim, 56(2):11, 17 (Spr 1994)

Smith, Lieutenant Frank G.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Smith, Frank L.

YMCA, roles at, 16(1):9 (Jan 1954)

Smith, Fred B.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Smith, F. S.

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

Smith, George D.

business named for, auction contribution-1880s, 60(1):9 (Win 1998)

Smith, George Hand

as inventor, 8(4):5 (Oct 1946); 9(1):5 (Jan 1947)

Smith, George Herbert

at funeral of S. B. Anthony, 57(4):17 (Fall 1995)

Smith, Gerrit

as abolitionist, 15(3):12 (Jul 1953); 37(4):7 (Oct 1975); 67(3):17 (Sum 2005)
Douglass, Frederick and, 67(3):17 (Sum 2005)
as dress reform convention sponsor, 18(2):7 (Apr 1956)
newspaper enterprise, merger, 21(4):10 (Oct 1959)
O'Reilly, Henry and, 6(2):7 (Apr 1944)
U.S. president, nomination of, 21(4):10 (Oct 1959)

Smith, Harry B.

as RR engineer, family, 56(2):11 (Spr 1994)

Smith, Mrs. Harry B.

as train wreck victim, 56(2):11, 17, 20 (Spr 1994)

Smith, Hazel D.

Dossenbach, Hermann and

relationship to, 42(3):2 (Jul 1980)
research interview(s) on, 42(3):2 (Jul 1980)

Smith, Henry

farm site, human burials on, 44(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Smith, Henry Bradford

as co-author of Rochester's Turbulent Transit History, 30(3):1-24 with map (Jul 1968)

Smith, Henry L., 4(1):21 (Jan 1942)
Smith, Henry P. III

congressional redistricting and-1970s, 41(4):23 (Oct 1979)

Smith, Hiram

residence, 28(2&3):9 (Apr & Jul 1966)
as sheriff, abolitionist convention and-1860s, 46(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Smith, Horton

as golfer in Times-Union Open-1940s, 65(1):8 (Win 2003)

Smith, H. P.

mill enterprise-early 1800s, 33(3):6 (Jul 1971)

Smith, Isaac

travel of, 41(1&2):9 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Smith, Jackie

as neighborhood dog, 8(2):22 (Apr 1946)

Smith, Dr. James W.

as abolitionist, 37(4):6 (Oct 1975)

Smith, J. C. (Canandaigua, NY)

as attorney, Henry W. Johnson and-1870s, 67(1):13 (Win 2005)

Smith, J. Moreau

as church warden, 28(2&3):17 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Smith, John

child, death-1840s, 45(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1983)
circus performer-1840s, 49(3):4, 19 (Jul 1987)
surveyor-1790s, 4(3):14 (Jul 1942)

Smith, John R.

mill reconstruction, 37(2):17 (Apr 1975)

Smith, Joseph, 3(1):15 (Jan 1941)

marriages-early 1800s, 53(4):40 (Fall 1991)
Mormonism, as founder of, 10(4):4 (Oct 1948); 21(1):8 (Jan 1959)

Smith, Joseph, Jr.

Dogberry, Obediah on, 36(3):8 (Jul 1974)

Smith, J. W. (of Romulus Centre, NY)

court case-1850s, 42(2):5 (Apr 1980)

Smith, Dr. J. W.

as abolitionist, 21(4):3 (Oct 1959)

Smith, Larry (Washington, D.C.)

local market analysis by-mid 1900s, 69(1):20 (Spr 2007)

quoted, 69(1):9 (Spr 2007)

Smith, Captain L. Bordman

military service and death-Spanish-American War, 13(2):4, 11, 17, 18 (Apr 1951)

Smith, Lewis (of Ohio)

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

Smith, Mrs. Louisa C., 10(2&3):15 (Jul 1948)

club memberships and roles, 10(2&3):15, 16 (Jul 1948)
Ladies Hospital Relief Association, role in, 10(2&3):13 (Jul 1948)
Women's Taxpayers Association, role in, 7(2):16 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):13 (Jul 1948)

Smith, L. Ward

as political candidate, on black suffrage, quoted-1840s, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Smith, Mary Ann

as deaf student-1800s, 64(1):4 (Win 2002)

Smith, Mary Riley

as poet, residence, 10(1):13 (Jan 1948)

Smith, (S.) Melancton

business enterprise, 3(2):3 (Apr 1941)

Smith, Milton

pawn shop, role in, 14(3):17 (Jun 1952)

Smith, Mrs. Paul James

as philanthropist, 29(1):11 (Jan 1967)

Smith-Perkins House. See Woodside
Smith, Preston

as musician-1810s, 4(1):12-13 (Jan 1942)

Smith's Arcade

demolition and subsequent site usage, 34(2):16 (Apr 1972)
occupants, 48(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1986); 66(3):4 (Sum 2004); 71(2):2 (Fall 2009)
rival, 4(1):23 (Jan 1942)

Smith, Mrs. Seba (Siba) (née Ward)

marraige, 29(3):18 (Jun 1967)
residences, 28(2&3):3 (Apr & Jul 1966)
sister's visit-1810s, 29(3):4-5 (Jun 1967); 30(2):3 (Apr 1968)

Smith, Seneca B.

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Smith, Sherwood W.

as library treasurer, 36(4):39 (Oct 1974)

Smith, Silas O.

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
business enterprises, 34(2):2 (Apr 1972); 50(3):9 (Jul 1988)

arcade, 18(4):3, 4 (Oct 1956)
factory/mill, 33(3):6 (Jul 1971)
photograph, 46(3&4):3 (Jul & Oct 1984)
structure, replacement, 34(2):3 (Apr 1972)
village trustees and, 40(2):4 (Apr 1978)

marraige, 29(3):18 (Jun 1967)
residence. See Woodside

Smith, Mrs. Silas O. See Smith, Mrs. Seba
Smith, S. Melancton

business enterprise, 3(2):3 (Apr 1941)

Smithsonian Institute (Washington, DC)

founding, 54(4):4 (Fall 1992)
Morgan, Lewis Henry and, 8(4):4 (Oct 1946)
museum curator, 18(4):14 (Oct 1956)
whaling artifacts, 58(2):10 illus, 21 (Spr 1996)

"The Smithsonian" residence

location-early 1900s, 49(1):3 (Jan 1987)

Smith Sound (polar region)

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):11, 14 (Win 1997)

Smith Street

auto fatality near-1940s, 44(4):26 (Oct 1982)
boat yard near, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987); 72(1):13 (Spr 2010)
industry, 33(3):18 (Jul 1971); 60(4):7 (Fall 1998)

Smithtown, NY

slave resident, Thomas James, 37(4):3 (Oct 1975)See also James, Reverend Thomas

Smith, T. V.

as congressman, City Club speech, 9(4):20 (Oct 1947)

Smithville, NY

train wreck victims from, 56(2):14, 17 (Spr 1994)

Smith, Virginia Jeffrey, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)

as art critic-mid 1900s, 32(1):13, 20 (Jan 1970); 65(3):9 (Sum 2003)
as author

of A Century of Service: Rochester General Hospital, 10(4):18 (Oct 1948)
of Reminiscences of the Third Ward, 8(2):1-24 (Apr 1946); 10(4):16 (Oct 1948); 18(1):9 (Jan 1956)
Rochester History, contributions, 35(3):5 (Jul 1973)

Erie Canal knickname, quoted, 12(2&3):14 (Apr 1950)

Smith, (C.) Walter

Spanish-American War, roles in, 13(2):5 (Apr 1951)

Smith, (L.) Ward

as political candidate, on black suffrage, quoted-1840s, 46(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Smith, Warren H.

as author

of An Elegant but Salubrious Village, 10(4):3 (Oct 1948)
of The Misses Elliot of Geneva, 10(4):3 (Oct 1948)

Smith, William

occupation and financial account-1800s, 45(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Smith, Wolcott

Smith lineage, 21(3):22 (Jul 1959)

Smocking (needlework)

Crapsey, Mrs. Adelaide T. and, 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)

Smoke, industrial, 61(3&4):3 (Sum & Fall 1999)
Smoking

men's social activities, 18(2):14 (Apr 1956)
of tobacco. See Tobacco consumption

Smoking rooms, 60(1):21 (Win 1998)
Smoot, Rick

acknowledgment, 61(1):19 (Win 1999)

Smuggling

Prohibition Era-1900s, 54(2):20 (Spr 1992)

Foran, Jack and, 65(3):9 (Sum 2003)

Smut infection, 3(4):13 (Oct 1941)
Smut machine

patent application-mid 1800s, 33(3):12 (Jul 1971)

Smyles, Mrs. Isabella H. (née Wilson). See also Wilson, Isabella Hope

marriage, 41(1&2):32 (Jan & Apr 1979)
spouse. See Smyles, Dr. John R.

Smyles, Dr. John R.

biographical information, 41(1&2):32-33 (Jan & Apr 1979)

marriage, 41(1&2):32, 33 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Smyth, Colonel Thomas A.

military service-Civil War

quoted on Pierce, Francis Edwin, 65(2):13 (Spr 2003)
wounding in, 65(2):12 (Spr 2003)

Snakes

bite remedy-1800s, 55(3):16 (Sum 1993)See also Gruber, Peter
prevalence-pioneer era, 24(3):25 (Jul 1962); 36(1):3-4 (Jan 1974); 47(3&4):17 (Jul & Oct 1985)
"Rattlesnake" Pete and. See Gruber, Peter
sighting-1850s, 42(2):23 (Apr 1980)

Snead, Sam

as professional golfer

career wins of, Kathy Whitworth and, 65(1):20, 21 (Win 2003)
at Times-Union Open (1940s), 65(1):8 (Win 2003)

Sneck, Mary Helen

photographs, childhood, 54(3):19, 24 (Sum 1992)

Sneck, Philip

photography, WWI homecoming, with cousin, 54(3):23 caption, 24 (Sum 1992)

Snell, James

dental chair, 59(3):21n.17 (Sum 1997)

Snowdon, Dr. and Mrs. (no given names)

travel on Lake Ontario-1820s, 62(4):9 (Fall 2000)

Snowfall/storms

1810s, 4(1):5-6 (Jan 1942); 27(1):1, 2 (Jan 1965)
1830s, 15(1):6 (Jan 1953); 27(1):3 (Jan 1965)
1840s, 27(1):3 (Jan 1965)
1850s, 27(1):4 (Jan 1965)
1865, flooding of Genesee River and, 58(3):3-5, 4 photo, 8-9 photo (Sum 1996); 68(4):12 (Fall 2006)
1890s, 27(1):7-8 (Jan 1965)
early 1900s, 3(1):8 (Jan 1941); 15(1):16 (Jan 1953); 27(1):8, 11 (Jan 1965)
1910s, 17(1):20 (Jan 1955); 27(1):12 (Jan 1965)
1940s, 27(1):16 (Jan 1965); 56(3):14-16 (Sum 1994)
1950s, 27(1):19-20 (Jan 1965)
1960s, 27(1):22, 24 (Jan 1965)
annual accumulations-1900s, 27(1):9, 21, 22 (Jan 1965)
bridge collapse-1850s, 33(2):15 (Apr 1971)
deaths related to

electrocution, 27(1):7 (Jan 1965)
traffic, 27(1):19 (Jan 1965)

detection/warning systems, 27(1):17 (Jan 1965)

radar, failure, 27(1):24 (Jan 1965)

fallen wires and, 27(1):7 (Jan 1965)
fire-fighting during, 38(2&3):14 (Apr & Jul 1976)
historical sketch, 27(1):1-24 (Jan 1965)
impact, 51(1):24 photo caption (Win 1989)

on business, 27(1):9, 17 (Jan 1965)
on public utilities, 27(1):7 (Jan 1965)
on transportation, 27(1):2, 7-12, 15-17, 19, 22, 24 (Jan 1965)

railroad operation during, 30(4):9 (Oct 1968)
response to

change in, 27(1):1-2 (Jan 1965)
chemical warfare, 27(1):18-24 (Jan 1965)
sleigh routes, use, 27(1):14 (Jan 1965)
snow removal, 27(1):11, 17-19 (Jan 1965)

1800s, 27(1):4, 5-6, 7 (Jan 1965)
appropriations-1950, 27(1):19 (Jan 1965)
automobile owners and, 27(1):11 (Jan 1965)
Bureau of Municipal Research proposal, 27(1):14 (Jan 1965)
costs, 27(1):7, 14, 15, 16, 20, 22 (Jan 1965)
electrical wires and, 17(1):20 (Jan 1955)
equipment, 27(1):14-23 (Jan 1965)See also Snowplows
ordinances, 27(1):4, 5, 17, 20 (Jan 1965)
plans, 27(1):19 (Jan 1965)
P.O.W.s and, 27(1):16 (Jan 1965); 56(3):14-16 (Sum 1994)
prison inmates and-1940s, 34(1):22 (Jan 1972)
private contractors, 27(1):9, 17 (Jan 1965)
public works response, 27(1):12-13 (Jan 1965)
on railroads, 27(1):9 (Jan 1965)
salt, use in, 27(1):18-19, 22 (Jan 1965)
sidewalks, responsibility for, 27(1):6, 10 (Jan 1965)
snowplows and. See Snowplows
Temmerman experiment, 27(1):18-19 (Jan 1965)

in Syracuse-1925, 27(1):15 (Jan 1965)

Snowplowing. See Snowplows
Snowplows

baby-tractor, 27(1):16 (Jan 1965)
Champion blades, 27(1):15 (Jan 1965)
introduction, 28(2&3):32 (Apr & Jul 1966)
use, 27(1):14-22 (Jan 1965)

by horse car lines-1860s, 30(3):5 (Jul 1968)

Snow removal. See Snowfall/storms
Snowstorms and Snow Fighting-The Rochester Experience, by Blake McKelvey, 27(1):1-24 (Jan 1965)
Snow, Wanda

at Rochester Childfirst Network, acknowledgment, 68(4):22 (Fall 2006)

Snuff dipping, 54(1):30n.45 (Win 1992)

Union and Advertiser on, quoted, 60(1):14 (Win 1998)

Snyder, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 64(4):16 (Fall 2002)

Snyder, B. O.

employment-WWII, interview with job applicant, quoted, 66(2):6 (Spr 2004)

Snyder, Leroy E. (1879-1944)

biographical summary, 22(2):19-20 (Apr 1960); 24(3):38 (Jul 1962)
as Bureau of Municipal Research director, 9(4):10 (Oct 1947); 22(3):25 (Jul 1960); 24(3):38 (Jul 1962)
charitable/social agencies, roles in-early 1900s, 23(2):2 (Apr 1961)

Family Welfare Society-1930s, 23(2):11, 13 (Apr 1961)
Rochester Family Society, Inc., 23(2):15 (Apr 1961)
Social Welfare League-1920s, 23(2):10 (Apr 1961)

City Club, role in, 9(4):10, 12 (Oct 1947)
city-manager movement and, 23(3):22 (Jul 1961); 31(1):23 (Jan 1969)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):19 (Apr 1960)
as labor manager, 22(3):25 (Jul 1960)
mayoral candidacy, 31(1):24 (Jan 1969); 32(2):5 (Apr 1970); 36(2):12 (Apr 1974)
as radio programmer, 32(3):6 (Jul 1970)
Rochester Since 1915 and, 26(2):17 (Apr 1964)

Snyder's Island

artifacts, 44(1&2):39 (Jan & Apr 1982)
hotel, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)

Snyder's Island Hotel, 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Soapbox derbies, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)
Soap manufacture

census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)
site-1800s, 46(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1984)
soap and candle factory-1820s, 55(3):4 (Sum 1993)

Sobala, Sister Joan

pastoral appointment-1980s, 44(4):30 (Oct 1982)

Sobieski Avenue/Street, 57(1):5 map, 6 (Win 1995)

loss of Polish identity, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
wedding party on, 57(1):23 photo (Win 1995)

Soble, Dr. N.

residence, landscaper, 51(2):22 (Spr 1989)

S.O.C. See Society for the Organization of Charity
Soccer

first publicized match, 8(3):22 (Jul 1946)
park permits, registrations, 11(1):18 (Jan 1949)
popularity, 11(2):20 (Apr 1949)

Social Action Network (SAN), 60(3):23 (Sum 1998)
Social agencies. See Relief agencies/efforts; Social Agencies, Council of; Social welfare
Social Agencies, Council of

administration

Central Planning Commitee, 20(4):15, 16-17 (Oct 1958)
Delegate Assembly, 20(4):16 (Oct 1958)
reorganization-1930s, 20(4):15, 16 (Oct 1958)

departments/divisions

Character Building Division, 20(4):7, 8 (Oct 1958)
Children's Division, 20(4):7, 27 (Oct 1958)
Family Division, 20(4):7, 18, 27 (Oct 1958)
Health Division, 20(4):7 (Oct 1958)
Neighborhood Services, Department of, 20(4):19 (Oct 1958)

formation-1920s, 11(2):20 (Apr 1949); 16(1):21 (Jan 1954); 22(2):24 (Apr 1960); 23(2):10 (Apr 1961)
housing initiatives, 27(4):12, 17 (Oct 1965)

inventory and, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)
survey, 6(4):19 (Oct 1944); 18(1):12 (Jan 1956)

McKelvey, Blake and, 51(1):15 (Win 1989)
member agencies

Family Welfare Society, 20(4):12 (Oct 1958)
Industrial Workshop, 20(4):12 (Oct 1958)
Infant's Summer Hospital, 20(4):7 (Oct 1958)
League for the Hard of Hearing, 55(2):15 (Spr 1993)
limitations-1930s, 20(4):15, 16 (Oct 1958)
Men's Social Department of the Salvation Army, 20(4):7 (Oct 1958)
Rochester Girls Home, 20(4):7 (Oct 1958)
Strong Memorial Hospital, 20(4):7 (Oct 1958)

minorities and, 23(3):26 (Jul 1961); 26(2):18 (Apr 1964)
officers/staff

Adler, Isaac, 20(4):7 (Oct 1958); 22(2):19 (Apr 1960)
Creighton, Charlotte S., 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)
Foery, Father Walter A., 20(4):12 (Oct 1958)
Folsom, Marion B., 20(4):15 (Oct 1958); 21(1):19 (Jan 1959); 61(1):3 (Win 1999)
Kuolt, Oscar W., 22(2):24 (Apr 1960); 27(4):12 (Oct 1965)
Storandt, Kenneth, 27(4):14 (Oct 1965)
Vigneron, Virginia, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)

as predecessor of United Charities, 14(4):23 (Oct 1952)
programs and leadership, 19(3):31 (Jul 1957)

art classes, 32(1):10 (Jan 1970)
banquet-1949, 20(4):26-27 (Oct 1958)
film discussions, 36(4):27 (Oct 1974)
Great Depression and, 20(4):11-12 (Oct 1958)
health services, coordination, 18(3):22 (Jul 1956)
housing. See Social Agencies, Council of — housing initiatives
in-service training, 11(1):23 (Jan 1949)
neighborhood, experimental-1940s, 23(2):17 (Apr 1961)
retirement party attendees-1951, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)
Rochester Children's Nursery student/family profile-1920s, 68(4):17 (Fall 2006)
social institutions, integration of, 20(4):7-10 (Oct 1958)
social work and, 24(3):36 (Jul 1962)
surveys, 18(1):12 (Jan 1956); 19(1):13 (Jan 1957); 23(3):26 (Jul 1961)
in welfare, 12(1):23 (Jan 1950)

purpose, 34(4):22 (Oct 1972)
transportation committees, 55(2):10 (Spr 1993)

Social anthropology

Morgan (Lewis H.) texts, 11(2):15 (Apr 1949)

Social behavior/customs. See Behavior; Social events
Social Betterment Association

formation-early 1900s, 14(4):18 (Oct 1952)

Social Center Movement

budget cuts-1910s, 9(4):5 (Oct 1947)
controversy, 9(4):4 (Oct 1947); 11(1):16 (Jan 1949); 31(1):18 (Jan 1969)
directors, 11(1):16 (Jan 1949); 24(3):29 (Jul 1962)
films, promotion, 16(3):23 (Jul 1954)
neighborhood impact, 18(1):23 (Jan 1956)
origins and/or programs, 9(4):2 (Oct 1947); 11(2):20-21 (Apr 1949); 24(3):29 (Jul 1962); 31(2):12-13 (Apr 1969)
public schools and, 23(3):18 (Jul 1961); 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)
termination, 9(4):4 (Oct 1947); 11(2):21 (Apr 1949)

Social-center program

directors, 11(2):20-21 (Apr 1949)

Social Christianity

experiment in, 14(4):3-4, 16 (Oct 1952)

Jews and, 14(4):9 (Oct 1952)
labor movement and, 14(4):7 (Oct 1952)
Salvation Army and, 14(4):8 (Oct 1952)
temperance advocates and, 14(4):10 (Oct 1952)

philosophy

on charity, 14(4):8 (Oct 1952)
of cooperation, 14(4):6 (Oct 1952)

Social class

leisure and

amusement parks and, 75(1):10-11, 16 (Spring 2013)
pre-Civil War era, 75(1):9-10 (Spring 2013)

Social Democratic Party

of Germany-early 1900s, 39(4):2-3 (Oct 1977)

Social events

mid 1800s, 18(2):19-20 (Apr 1956)
balls/dances. See Dances
celebrations. See Celebrations
ethnic. See specific ethnic group
holiday. See Holidays; specific holiday
picnics. See Picnics

Social Extension Committee

Social Center Movement and, 31(2):12 (Apr 1969)

"Social Gospel" liberalism

Crapsey, Dr. Algernon S. and, 42(1):23 (Jan 1980)

The Social Gospel of Walter Rauschenbusch and Its Relations to Religious Education by Vernon P. Bodein, 10(4):11 (Oct 1948)
Social institutions and societies. See also specific entity

featured in Rochester History, 51(1):14-15 (Win 1989)

Socialism

failure, Bell essay on-1960, quoted, 39(4):12-13 (Oct 1977)
Jackson, Philip and, 14(4):4 (Oct 1952)
Labor Lyceum and, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)
lecture on-1910s, 31(1):19 (Jan 1969)
local, historic sketch, 39(4):1-24 (Oct 1977)
newspapers on-early 1900s, 39(4):1-2, 5-6, 7, 10 (Oct 1977)
political parties. See Socialist Party
Prudential Committee and, 40(4):18 (Oct 1978)
Viennese Socialist movement, Victor Gruen and, 69(1):7 (Spr 2007)

Socialist Labor Party, 25(1):13 (Jan 1963)
Socialist Party. See also Local Rochester of the Socialist Party

Alliance of Polish Socialists, 57(1):11, 12 (Win 1995)
American. See American Socialist Party
convention-1910s, 39(4):6 (Oct 1977)
German. See Social Democratic Party
international, newspaper quoted on, 39(4):2 (Oct 1977)
local formation-early 1900s, 21(1):11 (Jan 1959)
voting trends-1910s, 14(2):22 (Apr 1952)
workers, impact on-early 1900s, 23(3):18 (Jul 1961)
WWI, stance on, 14(4):26 (Oct 1952)

Social justice

Labor unions lectures, 12(1):8 (Jan 1950)
Reform Judaism and, 74(2):4 (Fall 2012)

Social life

mid 1800s, 18(2):12-20 (Apr 1956)
1890, 3(3):18-24 (Jul 1941)
newspaper column on, 3(3):21-22 (Jul 1941)

Social problems. See also specific issue, i.e. housing

lectures on, 14(4):4 (Oct 1952)

Social programs. See also Relief agencies/efforts

black leadership, failure, 29(2):22 (Apr 1967)
initiatives-1960s, 29(2):20, 22 (Apr 1967)
in Near Northeast District, 29(2):8-9 (Apr 1967)
providers, diversity of-late 1800s, 23(3):17 (Jul 1961)
of settlement houses. See Settlement houses
social-center, directors, 11(2):20-21 (Apr 1949)

Social reform. See also Relief agencies/efforts

abolition of slavery. See Abolitionist movement
Crapsey, Algernon S. and. See Crapsey, Dr. Algernon Sidney
cycling and, 69(2):2-3, 9, 19 (Spr 2008)
Davis, Katharine B. and, 43(1):5, 15-16, 18 (Jan 1981)
local movements-1800s, 67(3):13 (Sum 2005); 71(2):1 (Fall 2009)See also specific movement
"magnetic circle of reformers," 57(3):3 (Sum 1995)
Mills, Professor Herbert E. and, 43(1):4 (Jan 1981)
Montgomery, Helen B. and. See Montgomery, Mrs. Helen
parks system philosophy and practice and, 75(2):6-9 (Fall 2013)
physical activity and, 69(2):7 (Spr 2008)
Rauschenbusch, Walter and. See Rauschenbusch, Walter
spirit communications and, 71(2):12, 15-16, 17 (Fall 2009)
Strayer, Paul M. and. See Strayer, Reverend Dr. Paul Moore
temperance. See Temperance movement
woman's rights. See Woman's rights

Social security

development, 23(3):24 (Jul 1961)
early initiatives on, 23(2):11 (Apr 1961)
recipients and benefits-1940s, 20(4):23 (Oct 1958)

Social Security Act of 1935

Folsom, Marion B. and, 61(1):1, 16-17, 19 (Win 1999)
unemployment insurance under, 61(1):16 (Win 1999)

Social security system

Folsom, Marion B. and

elderly health care, 61(1):19 (Win 1999)
federal advisory council position, 61(1):17 (Win 1999)

Social Swain

performance, 16(3):11 (Jul 1954)

Social Topics Class

Unity Club and, 17(4):7 (Oct 1955)

Social welfare. See also Relief agencies/efforts; specific agency, i.e. Social Welfare League

agencies

Catholic-1910s, 20(4):5 (Oct 1958)
Jewish-1920s, 20(4):5 (Oct 1958)
local vs. state/federal agencies, 20(4):14, 15 (Oct 1958)
Monroe County Department of Welfare, 20(4):16 (Oct 1958)
NYS Department of Public Welfare, 20(4):15 (Oct 1958)
Social Welfare, Department of. See Social Welfare, Department of

applicants, increase in-1920s, 20(4):10 (Oct 1958)
commissioner, 20(4):21 (Oct 1958); 23(2):12 (Apr 1961)
department of. See Social Welfare, Department of
FIGHT and, 29(2):23 (Apr 1967)
historical sketches, 9(2&3):1-36 (Apr 1947); 11(2):14, 22, 23, 24 (Apr 1949); 23(2):1-20 (Apr 1961)
jurisdictional issues

1800s, 33(2):7 (Apr 1971)
1940s, 19(3):29 (Jul 1957)

programs

employee programs, development-1920s, 3(4):23 (Oct 1941)
food surplus stamp program-late 1930s, 24(2):16 (Apr 1962)
during Great Depression-1900s, 20(4):10-15, 19-20 (Oct 1958)
planning, 18(1):24 (Jan 1956)
praise for, 20(4):1 (Oct 1958)
recreational, 20(4):17, 18 (Oct 1958)
soup kitchens. See Soup kitchens/lines
support for-Civil War era, 9(2&3):13 (Apr 1947)
volume, vs. private agencies, 20(4):16, 17, 20 (Oct 1958)

recipients

1830s, 49(2):5 (Apr 1987)
housing conditions, 27(4):12 (Oct 1965)

reorganization, endorsement-1940s, 20(4):23 (Oct 1958)

Social Welfare, Department of, 20(2):21 (Apr 1958)

child placement services, 20(4):16 (Oct 1958)
city-county consolidation, 20(4):22 (Oct 1958)
Division of Child Welfare, consolidation, 20(4):22 (Oct 1958)
formerly Department of Charities, 20(4):15 (Oct 1958)
funding, 20(4):21 (Oct 1958)
headquarters, 8(2):23 (Apr 1946)
staff, Sara James, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958)

Social Welfare League of Rochester (1919-1930), 23(2):7-11 (Apr 1961)

becomes Family Welfare Society of Rochester, 23(2):11 (Apr 1961)
formerly United Charities, 20(4):4 (Oct 1958)See also United Charities Association
origins, 20(4):3-4 (Oct 1958); 23(2):7, 9 (Apr 1961)

Social workers

club, co-founder, 20(4):3 (Oct 1958)
housing issues/initiatives-1930s, 27(4):10-11 (Oct 1965)
Industrial School of Rochester and, 68(4):16 (Fall 2006)
Northeast Neighborhood Conference-1930s, 29(2):13 (Apr 1967)

Social Workers Club

co-founder, 20(4):3 (Oct 1958)

Societa Italiano

formation-1890s, 22(4):7 (Oct 1960)

Societies. See also Associations; Clubs; specific societies

African Colonization Society, 21(4):3 (Oct 1959); 37(4):6 (Oct 1975)
African Methodist Episcopal Society, 21(4):2 (Oct 1959)
American Antiquarian Society, 6(2):20 (Apr 1944)
American Anti-Slavery Society. See American Anti-Slavery Society
American Hearing Society, 55(2):15 (Spr 1993)
American Missionary Society, 37(4):21 (Oct 1975)
American Pomological Society, 21(3):5 (Jul 1959)
American Society for Propagating the Gospel, 38(4):17 (Oct 1976)
American Society of Engineers, 22(2):15 (Apr 1960)
American Society of Landscape Architects, 51(2):20 (Spr 1989)
American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 21(3):11 (Jul 1959)
American Society of Microscopists, 8(4):19 (Oct 1946)
American Tract Society, 3(1):3 (Jan 1941)
American Water Color Society, 17(2):11 (Apr 1955)
Anglican Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 38(4):16-18 (Oct 1976)
Anti-Gambling Society, 3(1):11 (Jan 1941)
Anti-Tobacco Society. See Anti-Tobacco Society
Arts and Crafts Society. See Arts and Crafts Society
auxiliary, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
Bergh Society, 9(2&3):23 (Apr 1947)
Bersaglieri La Marmora Society, 22(4):6, 23 (Oct 1960); 26(3):6 (Jul 1964)
Bible. See Bible societies
Bibliophile Society of Rochester, 48(1&2):18 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Black Hand Society. See Black Hand Society
Boatman's Friend Society, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
Boatmen's Mutual Relief Society, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 40(1):6 (Jan 1978)
British Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 13(3):15 (Jul 1951)
Buffalo Historical Society. See Buffalo Historical Society
Canadian Society of Christian Unity, 42(1):15 (Jan 1980)
Catholic Orphans Society, 50(3):10 (Jul 1988)
Children's Aid Society. See Children's Aid Society
Cristoforo Colombo Society, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
Cuban Famine Relief Society, 13(2):2 (Apr 1951)
Dental Society of Rochester, 31(2):11 (Apr 1969)
Door of Hope, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
Duca Degli Abruzzi, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
East Avenue Society, 10(1):20 (Jan 1948)
East Society of the Methodist Church, 44(4):3 (Oct 1982)
Echo Singing Society. See Echo Singing Society
Engineers' Society, 5(1):7 (Jan 1943)
ethnic

German, 4(3):11 (Jul 1942); 20(1):4, 6, 16-18, 21, 26 (Jan 1958); 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)
German-American. See German-American Society
German Jewish, 25(3):8 (Jul 1963)
Italian, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)See also Garibaldi Society
Jewish, 9(2&3):14 (Apr 1947)

Euterpe Society, 29(1):20-21 (Jan 1967)See also Tuesday Musicales
Family Welfare Society. See Family Welfare Society (1930-1939)
Female Charitable Society. See Female Charitable Society
First Presbyterian Society, 45(3&4):22 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Fourth Christian Science Society of Rochester, 5(3):8 (Jul 1943)
Fruit Growers Society of Western New York, 45(3&4):38 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Garibaldi Society, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
Genesee Chapter of the Theosophy Society, 29(4):15 (Oct 1967)
German-American Society. See German-American Society
German Culture Society, 20(1):26 (Jan 1958)
German Jewish Society, 25(3):8 (Jul 1963)
German Society in New York, 4(3):11 (Jul 1942)
Giovanni Garibaldi. See Garibaldi Society
Good Time Club (Political Buontempone), 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
for gospel propagation

American Society, 38(4):17 (Oct 1976)
Anglican, 38(4):16 (Oct 1976)
British, 13(3):15 (Jul 1951)

The Harmonic. See Harmonic Society
Hebrew Benevolent Society, 9(2&3):14 (Apr 1947)
Hibernian Society, 25(3):3 (Jul 1963)
historical

Livingston County. See Livingston County Historical Society
New York. See New York Historical Society
Oneida Historical Society, 39(3):11 (Jul 1977)
Ontario County Historical Society, 1(1):18-19 (Jan 1939)
Rochester. See Rochester Historical Society
Wayne County Historical Society, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
Wyoming County Historical Society, 44(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1982)

humane. See Humane societies
Humbolt lodge, 20(1):4 (Jan 1958)
Joseph Verdi, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
Judson Society of Inquiry, 31(3):10 (Jul 1969)
Juvenile Reform Society, 26(1):11 (Jan 1964)
Landmark Society of Western New York. See Landmark Society of Western New York
Legal Aid Society, 23(2):8 (Apr 1961)
Liederkranz (choral society), 29(1):10 (Jan 1967)
Liedertafel (choral society), 29(1):10 (Jan 1967)
Lunar Society (of England), 48(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Maennerchor (choral society). See Maennerchor
medical, 61(2):3-4 (Spr 1999)
Methodist Society of Charlotte, 45(3&4):22 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Missionary Society For Inquiry, 31(3):9-10 (Jul 1969)
Monroe County Agricultural Society. See Monroe County Agricultural Society
Monroe County Medical Society. See Monroe County Medical Society
Monroe County Total Abstinence Society, 1(3):17 (Jul 1939)
Monroe Medical Society, 54(2):7-8 (Spr 1992)
moral reform, 1(2):14 (Apr 1939); 1(3):18 (Jul 1939)
National Geographic Society, 59(1):21 (Win 1997)
National Highways Protective Society, 17(1):14 (Jan 1955)
National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 55(2):23, 24, 25 (Spr 1993)See also Rochester Area Multiple Sclerosis, Inc.
National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 42(4):6 (Oct 1980)
Naturefriends Society, 20(1):26 (Jan 1958)
Navy Relief Society, 5(1):12 (Jan 1943)
New York State Indian Welfare Society, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)
New York Temperance Society, 3(1):4 (Jan 1941)
Nundawaga Society for History and Folklore, 17(3):15 (Jul 1955)
Ontario Society (choral), 29(1):10 (Jan 1967)
Oratorio Society, 29(1):10 (Jan 1967)
Orchestral Society of New York, 56(3):22 (Sum 1994)
Philosophical Society, 48(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Pioneer Society of Western New York. See Pioneer Society of Western New York
Polish Arts Society, 25(3):9 (Jul 1963); 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)
Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 52(4):12 (Fall 1990)
Provident Loan Society, 25(3):14 (Jul 1963)
Regina Elena, 22(4):8 (Oct 1960)
Relief Society, 9(2&3):8 (Apr 1947)
rescue mission, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
Rochester Dental Society, 43(4):3 (Oct 1981)
Rochester Family Society, Inc. (1939-1946), 23(2):15, 17 (Apr 1961)
Rochester Female Charitable Society. See Female Charitable Society
Rochester German Benevolent Society, 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)
Rochester Hearing and Speech Society, 55(2):14-17 passim (Spr 1993)
Rochester Hearing Society, 55(2):14-17 passim (Spr 1993)
Rochester Historical Society. See Rochester Historical Society
Rochester Microscopical Society, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946)
Rochester Orphan Society, 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)
Rochester Pathological Society, 61(2):4 (Spr 1999)
Rochester Pharmaceutical Society, 56(1):3 photo (Win 1994)
Rochester Philharmonic Society. See Rochester Philharmonic Society
Rochester Rose Society, 51(2):17-18 (Spr 1989)
Rochester Society for the Arts and Crafts. See Arts and Crafts Society
Rochester Society of Architects. See Architects, Rochester Society of
Rochester Society of Natural Sciences, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946)
Rochester Zoological Society, 61(2):13 (Spr 1999)
Rosary Society, 60(2):24 (Spr 1998)
Russian War Relief Society, 5(1):11 (Jan 1943)
Schiller Society, 20(1):6 (Jan 1958)
Scientific, 18(4):1 (Oct 1956)
Seattle Philharmonic Society, 42(3):17 (Jul 1980)
Shakespeare Society, 48(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Society Against the Abuse of Tobacco, 60(1):12-13 (Win 1998)
Society for American Baseball Research, 63(1):7 (Win 2001); 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)
Society for the Organization of Charity. See Society for the Organization of Charity
Society for the Preservation of Landmarks in Western New York. See Landmark Society of Western New York
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. See Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Society for the Promotion of Evangelical Knowledge, 26(1):7 (Jan 1964)
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists, 51(2):20 (Spr 1989)
Society of American Indians, 17(3):8 (Jul 1955)
Society of Art Students, 17(2):12, 16 (Apr 1955)
Society of Automotive Engineers, 43(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Society of Friends. See Society of Friends
Society of St. Casimir. See St. Casimir, Society of
Society of the Genesee, 12(1):18 (Jan 1950)
Soldiers' Aid Society, 9(2&3):12 (Apr 1947); 23(1):14 (Jan 1961)
Sons of Hermann, 20(1):4 (Jan 1958)
Spinoza Literary Society, 48(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1986)
St. Andrew's Society, 25(3):3 (Jul 1963)
State Agricultural Society, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942)
State Medical Society, 8(4):8 (Oct 1946)
Steuben Society, 20(1):26 (Jan 1958)
St. George Society, 25(3):3 (Jul 1963)
St. Mary's Benevolent Society, 44(4):10 (Oct 1982)
St. Vincent de Paul Society, 44(4):10 (Oct 1982)
St. Vincent's Men's Society, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)
Theosophy Society, 29(4):15 (Oct 1967)
Turner Society. See Turner Society
Valguernera Society, 22(4):21 (Oct 1960)
Vigilant Society. See Vigilant Society
volunteer, local versus European, 14(1):16 (Jan 1952)
Washington County Agricultural Society, 42(4):4 (Oct 1980)
Wayne County Historical Society, 58(2):6 (Spr 1996)
Western Colonization Society, 26(1):7 (Jan 1964)
Western New York Agricultural Society. See Western New York Agricultural Society
Western New York Horticultural Society, 19(3):6 (Jul 1957)
Western New York Pioneers Society, 26(1):9 (Jan 1964)
Woman's State Temperance Society. See Woman's State Temperance Society
Young Ladies' Moral Reform Society, 1(3):18 (Jul 1939)
Young Men's Moral Reform Society. See Young Men's Moral Reform Society
Young Men's Society, 24(3):12 (Jul 1962)
Zion Society, 21(4):4-5 (Oct 1959)
Zoological Society, 61(2):13 (Spr 1999)

Society Against the Abuse of Tobacco, 60(1):12-13 (Win 1998)
Society for American Baseball Research

baseball text published by-1800s, 63(1):7 (Win 2001)
members, 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)

Society for Organized Charity

Chamber of Commerce subscription and, 14(3):10, 14 (Jun 1952)

Society for Protection and Care of Children

Rochester Toy Library and, 73(1):21n.57 (Spr 2011)

Society for the Organization of Charity

of late 1890s, 7(4):22 (Oct 1945)
Eastman, George and, 52(1):8 (Win 1990)
formation-1890s, 20(4):2 (Oct 1958); 23(2):2-3 (Apr 1961)

Society for the Preservation of Landmarks in Western New York. See Landmark Society of Western New York
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. See also American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; Bergh Association of Rochester; Humane Society of Rochester and Monroe County

local chapter origins, 35(4):4 (Oct 1973)

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children

child placement contract, 20(4):21 (Oct 1958)
Children's Aid Society, and formation of, 20(4):10 (Oct 1958)
improper guardianship, 20(4):3 (Oct 1958)
merger with Bergh Society, 9(2&3):23 (Apr 1947)
origins

New York City, 35(4):9 (Oct 1973)
Rochester, 35(4):9 (Oct 1973)

Social Welfare League and-1920s, 23(2):10 (Apr 1961)
vs. County Welfare Department, 20(4):16, 21 (Oct 1958)

Society for the Promotion of Evangelical Knowledge

officer, 26(1):7 (Jan 1964)

Society Manners and Politics in the U.S. by Michael Chevalier, 33(3):11 (Jul 1971)
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists

fiftieth anniversary, 51(2):20 (Spr 1989)

Society of American Indians

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

Society of Art Students

art instruction, 17(2):12, 16 (Apr 1955)
meetings, 17(2):16 (Apr 1955)

Society of Automotive Engineers

industry standards and, 43(2&3):15 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Society of Christian Socialists

goals, 40(4):17 (Oct 1978)

Society of Friends

abolitionist movement and, 15(3):1 (Jul 1953)

in Ferrisburg, Vermont, 66(4):19n.8 (Fall 2004)
in Rochester, 67(3):12, 15 (Sum 2005)

diary of young Quaker woman-1822

Part I, 62(3):1-28 (Sum 2000)
Part II, 62(4):1-28 (Fall 2000)

disappearance-1890s, 3(3):14 (Jul 1941)
Douglass, Frederick and, 21(4):7 (Oct 1959); 67(3):9-10, 12 (Sum 2005)
Hicksite. See Hicksite Friends/Quakers
in Ireland. See Society of Friends (Dublin)
Irish famine relief efforts and-1800s, 68(3):4, 11 (Sum 2006)
local origins, 3(1):8 (Jan 1941); 36(3):4 (Jul 1974)
meetinghouse locations, 3(3):14 (Jul 1941); 8(2):10-11 (Apr 1946); 33(3):20 map (Jul 1971)

1820s, 27(3):2 map on facing page (Jul 1965)
Hicksite, 27(3):18 (Jul 1965)

members, 3(3):14 (Jul 1941); 71(2):6 (Fall 2009)

African Americans, 67(3):9 (Sum 2005)
Anthony family and, 7(2):2, 3 (Apr 1945); 23(1):4 (Jan 1961); 57(4):4 (Fall 1995); 67(3):15 (Sum 2005)
Day, Mahlon, 68(3):11 (Sum 2006)
Harvey, Jacob, 68(3):4 (Sum 2006)
Hutchinson, Mathias, 41(1&2):8, 10n.2, 11n.3, 9 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Post family, 21(3):17 (Jul 1959); 22(2):10 (Apr 1960); 67(3):15, 16 (Sum 2005); 71(2):1, 2-3, 6 (Fall 2009)
Sands, David, 68(3):11 (Sum 2006)

Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):19 (Oct 1988)
in New Bedford, Massachusetts, 67(3):9-10 (Sum 2005)
pioneer settlements, 4(3):6, 7 (Jul 1942); 47(1&2):6, 12 (Jan & Apr 1985)
religious philosophy, 71(2):2-3, 8 (Fall 2009)
schism within, 71(2):3 (Fall 2009)
and separation church and state, 36(3):6 (Jul 1974)
travelers recognized as-1820s, 62(4):16-17 (Fall 2000)
Woman's Rights Movement and, 10(2&3):2-3 (Jul 1948); 71(2):5-6 (Fall 2009)
as WWII evacuees' sponsor, 55(4):27 (Fall 1993)

Society of Friends (Dublin)

American famine relief efforts and-1800s, 68(3):3, 4, 11, 12 (Sum 2006)

Society of St. Casimir. See St. Casimir, Society of
Society of the Genesee

formation, 12(1):18 (Jan 1950)

Society of the Sacred Heart

in Buffalo, NY, 65(4):6-9 (Fall 2003)

academies of, 65(4):7-9 (Fall 2003)
as cholera victims, 65(4):7 (Fall 2003)

founder, 65(4):5 (Fall 2003)
free school of, 65(4):14 (Fall 2003)
Rochester academy of. See Academy of the Sacred Heart

The Society of the Sacred Heart in North America by Louise Callan, acknowledgment, 65(4):22 (Fall 2003)
Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc., 43(2&3):31 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc., 43(2&3):30 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Soda fountain supplies

manufacture, 35(2):8 (Apr 1973)

Sodus Bay, NY

pioneer settlement

removal order-1790s, 1(1):16 (Jan 1939)
Steward, Austin and owner in, 72(2):6 (Fall 2010)
Williamson, Charles and-1790s, 47(1&2):11 (Jan & Apr 1985)

as port of entry-1790s, 1(4):17 (Oct 1939)
rail service to/from, 30(3):10 (Jul 1968); 56(1):23 (Win 1994)
summer camps

Moulthrop, Samuel P. at, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)
YMCA, 16(1):15 (Jan 1954); 19(2):10 (Apr 1957)

Sodus Hospital

Sodus, NY, 15(4):4 (Oct 1953)

Sodus, NY

hospital, 15(4):4 (Oct 1953)
Iroquois trail to/from, 44(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1982)
as port, 16(4):5 (Oct 1954)
rail service to/from, 12(1):6 (Jan 1950); 19(3):13-14 (Jul 1957)
residents/residences

Kellog family, 40(3):2 (Jul 1978)
Proseus, Will, 15(4):17 (Oct 1953)
Silver, Henry D., 15(4):1 (Oct 1953)

War of 1812 and, 4(4):11 (Oct 1942); 24(1):10 (Jan 1962)

Softs (political faction)

election activities-1850s, 20(3):8, 13 (Jul 1958)
formation, 20(3):7 (Jul 1958)

Softshells. See Softs
Soil

quality-early 1800s, 51(4):8 (Fall 1989); 62(3):21 (Sum 2000)

Soil conservation board

formation-1950s, 33(2):22 (Apr 1971)

Sojourner Truth

retirement, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
Rochester activities and acquaintances, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
spirit appearance, newspaper account, 71(2):21-22 with illus (Fall 2009)
Sprague, Rosetta Douglass and, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)

Solar energy, 60(4):21 (Fall 1998)
Solbert, Oscar N.

photographic museum, role in, 18(4):20 (Oct 1956)
at world's fair-1930s, 26(3):17 (Jul 1964)

Soldiers. See Military units; specific military engagement
Soldiers Aid (newsletter)

on Civil War, quoted, 68(4):12 (Fall 2006)

Soldiers' Aid Society

formation-1860s, 9(2&3):12 (Apr 1947)

and fundraising, 23(1):14 (Jan 1961)

members' other responsibilities-1860s, 68(4):13, 21 (Fall 2006)

Soldiers and Sailors Monument

dedication-1890s, 66(3):24n.38 (Sum 2004); 75(1):6, 7 photo (Spring 2013)
location, 48(3&4):15 (Jul & Oct 1986); 66(3):24n.38 (Sum 2004)
photograph, 50(1):23 (Jan 1988)
postcard depicting, 75(2):20 illus (Fall 2013)

"A Soldier's Farewell" by Leopold Lorentz

quoted-WWII, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

Soldier's Relief Committee

minority appointees, 28(1):9 (Jan 1966)
support, 28(1):6 (Jan 1966)

Solidarity Cooperative Company of Garment Workers

formation, 22(3):10 (Jul 1960)

Solomon Islands

whaling expedition, 58(2):10 (Spr 1996)

Some Aspects of Rochester Journalism in the 1890s by Hilda A. Coates, 13(1):1-23 (Jan 1951)
Some Former Rochesterians of National Distinction by Meryl Frank and Blake McKelvey, 21(3):1-24 (Jul 1959)
"Some Recent Books on Catholic Theology" (survey) by Father Edward J. Hanna, Jr.

publication, 25(2):13 (Apr 1963)

Somers (brigantine)

death on-1840s, 41(3):9 (Jul 1979)

Somerset, NY

Civil War company from, 63(4):6 (Fall 2001)

Somerville, Kyle

as author of "This is where I love to go": The (Re)creation of Place at Ontario Beach Park, 75(1):1-36 with illus (Spring 2013)
photograph, 75(1):33 (Spring 2013)

Some Songs for Socialist Singers, 39(4):1, 3, 12 (Oct 1977)
Songs

about county jail. See Rice, Dan
anti-slavery, 37(4):30-31 (Oct 1975)
My Lady Nicotine, words to, 60(1):8 (Win 1998)
of Socialists, excerpts, 39(4):1, 2, 3, 12 (Oct 1977)
world's fair performances-1960s, 26(3):23 (Jul 1964)

Sons of Adam, 22(3):7 (Jul 1960)
Sons of Hermann

charter-1850, 20(1):4 (Jan 1958)

Sons of Old Monroe, A Regimental History of Patrick O'Rorke's 140th New York Volunteer Infantry by Brian Bennett, 63(4):20, 21 (Fall 2001)
Sons of Temperance, 10(2&3):8 (Jul 1948)

treatment of women, 57(3):6 (Sum 1995)

Sons of the American Revolution

censorship debate and-WWII, 55(4):9 (Fall 1993)
member, Samuel P. Moulthrop, 19(2):18 (Apr 1957)
Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):19 (Oct 1988)

Sons of the Polish Crown

expulsion from St. Stanislaus Church, 57(1):10 (Win 1995)

Sons of Union Veterans

commander, Theodore C. Cazeau, 66(3):3 (Sum 2004)

Sontag und Wochen-Blatt (newspaper), 20(1):21 (Jan 1958)
Sophia Street

description-1810s, 47(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1985)
location, 27(3):16 (Jul 1965)
residents/residences, Post family, 67(3):16 (Sum 2005); 71(2):2 illus, 4, 5 illus (Fall 2009)
rock ledge, 4(1):17 (Jan 1942)
social institutions

animal shelter, 35(4):11 (Oct 1973)
childrens' shelter, 35(4):18 (Oct 1973)
pioneer cemetery, 50(4):5 (Oct 1988)

subsequently Plymouth Avenue, 4(1):7 (Jan 1942); 27(3):15-16 (Jul 1965); 71(2):2 illus caption (Fall 2009)

Sophia Street Cemetery, 50(4):5 (Oct 1988)
Sorrel River, Quebec

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(4):23 (Fall 2000)

Sothern, E. H.

theater performer, 16(3):14 (Jul 1954)

Soto, Jose

residence and business locale-1970s, 70(2):16 (Fall 2007)

Soto, Mary

residence and business locale-1970s, 70(2):16 (Fall 2007)

Soule, Asa T.

brewing company, position with, 8(3):18 (Jul 1946)
sports and, 9(1):11 (Jan 1947)

baseball team, purchase of, 8(3):18 (Jul 1946)

Soule, John P.

Rochester History photograph by, 72(2):3 (Fall 2010)

Soule, Wilson

landau-sleigh, 3(3):23 (Jul 1941)
residence, 28(2&3):19, 20, 28 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Soup kitchens/lines. See also Food cupboard

1930s, 61(1):5 (Win 1999)

alternative, 20(4):11-12 (Oct 1958)

Family Welfare Society and-1930s, 23(2):12 (Apr 1961)
labor strikers and-1910s, 22(3):19 (Jul 1960); 29(2):15 (Apr 1967)
municipal-1830s, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939); 49(2):5 (Apr 1987)
at People's Rescue Mission-late 1800s, 26(4):14 (Oct 1964)
at St. Mary's Convent-1800s, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)

Sources of Energy in Rochester's History by Rod Bailey, 46(3&4):1-24 with illus (Jul & Oct 1984)
Sours, Mr.

business enterprise, 56(1):12 (Win 1994)

Sousa, John Philip

local musician and-early 1900s, 26(3):14 (Jul 1964)

South America

imports from, 51(4):18 (Fall 1989)
transatlantic slave trade and, 67(3):22n.6 (Sum 2005)

South Avenue. See also South Street; St. Paul Street

boulevard construction, 37(3):18 (Jul 1975)
city streets, and configuration of, 27(3):2 (Jul 1965)
commercial/industrial activity, 27(3):11-12 (Jul 1965); 54(4):12 (Fall 1992)

Ellwanger and Barry nursery, 3(3):4 (Jul 1941)
Gilbert's Basin, 72(1):6 (Spr 2010)
Howell, W. W.-1800s, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
saloon, 16(3):22 (Jul 1954)
tavern, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

fire-early 1900s, 38(2&3):16 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Iroquois trail along/crossing, 44(1&2):27, 28 (Jan & Apr 1982)
landmarks, demolition, 18(1):13 (Jan 1956)
names

previous, 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 34(2):11 (Apr 1972); 37(2):23 (Apr 1975); 44(4):2 (Oct 1982); 49(4):14 (Oct 1987)
Winton Road South previously known as, 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)

residents/residences

Douglass, Frederick, 21(4):11 (Oct 1959); 50(4):11 (Oct 1988); 67(4):3, 5, 7, 15-19 (Fall 2005)
Howell, W. W.-1800s, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987)
Neun, Henry P., 68(4):9 (Fall 2006)
tenements, 6(4):9 (Oct 1944)

skating on, 8(2):9 (Apr 1946)
social institutions

Children's Nursery, 26(2):17 (Apr 1964)
county facilities near, 45(1&2):12 illus, 13 (Jan & Apr 1983)
German Home, 20(1):23 (Jan 1958)
libraries. See Rochester Public Library; South Avenue Branch Library
Rochester Children's Nursery/Rochester Childfirst Network. See also Rochester Children's Nursery

photographs, 68(4):5, 24 (Fall 2006)
sites/structures, 68(4):3 photo caption, 9, 14, 21 (Fall 2006)

school-mid 1800s, 44(4):5 (Oct 1982)
social agencies, 55(2):4 (Spr 1993)
Y.M.C.A branch, 16(1):13-19 (Jan 1954)

trolley-line, 36(2):5 (Apr 1974)

South Avenue Branch Library

opening-1920s, 23(4):7 (Oct 1961); 73(1):5 (Spr 2011)

South Avenue Station

subway station proposal, 37(3):18 (Jul 1975)

South Bend, IN

McLafferty relatives in-1850s, 42(2):9, 27 (Apr 1980)

South Bristol, NY

female preacher in-1800s, 10(2&3):8 (Jul 1948)
Johnson, Henry W. speech at meeting house in-1860s, 67(1):6 (Win 2005)

South Carolina, 15(4):12 (Oct 1953)

American Women's Hospitals and, 51(3):27 (Sum 1989)
Battle of Fort Wagner-1860s, 67(4):12-13 (Fall 2005)
Confederate POWs in, 73(2):14-15, 16-19, 18n.i (Fall 2011); 74(1):10, 11 (Spr 2012)
secession, local impact-1860s, 2(3):4 (Jul 1940)
slave holdings-early 1800s, 71(1):11 (Spr 2009)
soldiers' correspondence from, 8(1):6-10 (Jan 1946)

South Clinton Avenue. See Clinton Avenue/Street
South Congregational Church

influence, 40(4):11 (Oct 1978)
pastor, Rev. Dr. Riggs, 14(3):9 (Jun 1952)

South Dakota

Anthony, Susan B. in, 57(4):4 (Fall 1995)
wheat production, 3(3):10 (Jul 1941)

South Division

of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):20, 24 (Spr 2005)

Southeast Asian immigrants, 61(3&4):15 (Sum & Fall 1999)
South Eastern Underwriters Association

prosecution-1940s, 38(2&3):35 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Southeast Loop Plan

park component, 75(2):22-23 (Fall 2013)

Southeast Sidepath Association

formation and purpose-1890s, 69(2):14 (Spr 2008)

Southern Baptist Church(es)

in Near Northeast District, 29(2):17 (Apr 1967)

Southern Cultivator

Daniel Lee quoted in-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):36 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Southern Europe

immigrants from. See specific immigrant group

Southern Pacific Railroad

Silver (Henry D.) stock holdings, 15(4):17 (Oct 1953)

Southern Tier

Genesee Valley Canal and, 56(4):3, 5-6, 14 (Fall 1994)
lumber resources, 56(4):14 (Fall 1994)

South Fitzhugh Street, 18(1):9 (Jan 1956)

academy, 10(1):11 (Jan 1948)
Gould residence-1800s, 26(1):5 (Jan 1964)

Southgate, Harvey

article on guest pianist-composer, 29(1):9 (Jan 1967)

South Park

cycle path to, 69(2):15 photo (Spr 2008)
golf course, 8(3):22 (Jul 1946)
landscape architect and design, 75(2):4-5 (Fall 2013)
Moulthrop, Samuel P. and, 19(2):6 (Apr 1957)
naming of, 11(1):5 (Jan 1949); 69(2):15 photo caption (Spr 2008)See also Genesee Valley Park
trolley service to/from, 7(4):19 (Oct 1945)

South Park Railway

formation-late 1800s, 30(3):7 (Jul 1968)

South Rochester Pharmacy

location and photograph-early 1900s, 54(3):21 (Sum 1992)

South Sea Idylls by Charles Warren Stoddard, 10(1):23 (Jan 1948)
South St. Paul Street. See St. Paul Street
South Street. See also South Avenue

social institutions

church-1800s, 44(4):5-6 (Oct 1982)
school-1800s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)

South Town Plaza

POWs-MIAs display-1970s, 48(3&4):27 (Jul & Oct 1986)

South Vietnam

aid to, Frank J. Horton and, 41(4):22 (Oct 1979)

Southwell

works, analysis, 10(1):4 (Jan 1948)

Southwest District. See also Lincoln Park; Nineteenth Ward; Twentieth Ward

commercial/industrial activity, 60(2):6, 15-16 (Spr 1998)
religious institutions

Aenon Baptist Church, 60(3):24 (Sum 1998)
neighborhood ministries, 60(3):8-9, 13-14 (Sum 1998)
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 60(3):22-24 (Sum 1998)
St. Augustine's. See St. Augustine's (Catholic) Church; St. Augustine's School
St. Monica's. See St. Monica's (Catholic) Church; St. Monica's School

residents/residences, 60(2):6, 15-19 (Spr 1998)

craftsmanship, 60(3):17, 21 (Sum 1998)
ethnicities, 60(2):15, 16 (Spr 1998); 60(3):6, 10, 13, 16, 21 (Sum 1998)
home ownership, 60(3):7, 21 (Sum 1998)
property values, 60(3):7, 21 (Sum 1998)

Southwest Ecumenical Mission (SWEM)

food cupboard, 60(3):9 (Sum 1998)
founding and purpose, 60(3):8 (Sum 1998)
Project Reach and, 60(3):15-16 (Sum 1998)

Southwick, Solomon

as editor/publisher, 2(2):21 (Apr 1940)
gubernatorial candidacy, 2(2):16 (Apr 1940)

Southworth and Hawes (of Boston, MA)

business enterprise, 62(1):11 (Win 2000)
Hawaiian royalty and-1850, 62(1):6 (Win 2000)

Southworth, Billy, 24(3):33 (Jul 1962)
The Souvenir Book of the Golden Jubilee of the Most Holy Redeemer Church, 10(4):17 (Oct 1948)
Soviet Russia (political publication)

seizure-1910s, 39(4):20 (Oct 1977)

Soviet Union

Cuban Missile Crisis, Kenneth B. Keating and, 41(4):20 (Oct 1979)

Space and Aeronautics, Committee on (congressional), 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)
Spafford, Mr. (no given name)

as editor, 47(1&2):13, 19 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Spain

colonialism in the Americas, 38(4):1-2, 10, 19 (Oct 1976)

Puerto Rico and, 70(2):1, 6, 9 (Fall 2007)

Spanish-American War and-1890s, 13(2):1-2 (Apr 1951)

Spalding, Al

as baseball player-1800s, 63(2):8, 19 (Spr 2001)
photographs, 63(2):14, 15, 18, 19 (Spr 2001)

Spalding, Albert

musical career, 56(3):23 (Sum 1994)

Spalding and Rogers Circus

advertisement, quoted-1850s, 49(3):13 (Jul 1987)

Spaniel curls

description, 1(2):2 (Apr 1939)

Spanish Action Coalition (SAC)

focus and efforts of, 70(2):16-17, 19 (Fall 2007)
founding-1970s, 70(2):2, 16 (Fall 2007)

Spanish-American War (1898)

casualties/fatalities, 13(2):2, 11, 16, 17 (Apr 1951)
discrimination/prejudice against Spaniards during, 13(2):4 (Apr 1951)
enlistees, 13(2):17-24 (Apr 1951)

Crapsey, Philip, 42(1):19 (Jan 1980)
Otis, General. See Otis, General Elwell S.
Peiffer, Frederick, 54(3):8 (Sum 1992)
Wadsworth, James W., 41(4):14 (Oct 1979)
Whitley, James L., 41(4):14 (Oct 1979)

historical sketch, 13(2):1-24 (Apr 1951)
invasion of Puerto Rico, 70(2):1 (Fall 2007)
memorial, locations, 22(1):17 (Jan 1960)
smoking and, 60(1):17 (Win 1998)
veterans

Moulthrop support for, 19(2):18 (Apr 1957)
Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):19 (Oct 1988)

yellow journalism and, 13(1):6-9 (Jan 1951)

Spanish-American War Memorial

locations, 22(1):17 (Jan 1960)

Spanish Apostolate

Catholic Diocese and, 70(2):22n.16 (Fall 2007)

Spanish missions (California), 19(1):4 (Jan 1957)
A Spanish Traveler Visits Rochester by Don Ramon de la Sagra

excerpt, 37(2):8 (Apr 1975)

Spargo, John

City Club speech, 9(4):11, 14 (Oct 1947)
People's Sunday Evening speech, 14(4):27 (Oct 1952)

Sparta Township, NY

formation, 4(3):17 (Jul 1942)
land purchase, of Rochester founding fathers-early 1800s, 42(4):10 (Oct 1980)

Spaulding, Mr. (no given name)

activity-War of 1812, 4(4):9-10 (Oct 1942)

Spaulding, Erastus

Spaulding lineage, 53(4):4 (Fall 1991)

Spaulding, Lyman

business enterprise, 53(4):4 (Fall 1991)
Spaulding lineage, 53(4):4 (Fall 1991)
on War of 1812, quoted, 53(4):4, 7-9, 10-12 (Fall 1991)

Spaulding's Monster Circus

performance-1840s, 49(3):4 (Jul 1987)

Spaulding's North American Circus

performances

1840s, 49(3):19 (Jul 1987)
review, quoted, 49(3):5 (Jul 1987)

SPCA. See Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
SPCC. See Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Speakers Bureau of War Council

WWII activity, 5(1):14 (Jan 1943)

"Speaking of Health" (radio program), 32(3):13 (Jul 1970)
"Speak Up" (radio program), 32(2):12 (Apr 1970)
"Special city laws"

definition, 35(1):8 (Jan 1973)

Special education

first classes for, 19(2):12 (Apr 1957)
at Rochester Children's Nursery, 68(4):21 (Fall 2006)

Specialized industries. See also specific industry

characteristics, 11(2):8, 10, 23, 24 (Apr 1949)

Specie. See Currency
Speck, Frank G.

profession and friendship with Arthur C. Parker, 17(3):4 (Jul 1955)

Spectacles. See Eyeglasses
The Spectator

as library holding, of H. Pomeroy Brewster, 10(1):16 (Jan 1948)

Speech

baseball and, 63(1):8 (Win 2001)
free, Espionage Act and-1910s, 39(4):7-8 (Oct 1977)
instruction for deaf -1800s, 64(1):11-17 (Win 2002)

Speech impaired individual(s)

Ludlow, Dr. as-1820s, 62(3):15 (Sum 2000)
programs for, 55(2):14-17 (Spr 1993)

Speed limits

automobiles and, 19(3):17-18 (Jul 1957); 28(2&3):21-22, 26 (Apr & Jul 1966); 69(2):1 (Spr 2008)
cyclists and, 28(2&3):21-22 (Apr & Jul 1966); 69(2):1, 12 (Spr 2008)

Speegle, Roman

multiple sclerosis agency, founding, 55(2):23 (Spr 1993)

Spelling variations

for proper names, research and, 63(4):4 (Fall 2001)

Armbruster, Julius and, 63(4):10 (Fall 2001)

Spencer, A.

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

Spencer, Albert

as art collector, Powers sale, 7(3):16 (Jul 1945)

Spencer, Arthur

as WWII child evacuee, quoted, 55(4):33 (Fall 1993)

Spencer Club

activities, 48(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1986)

lapse in, 8(4):15 (Oct 1946)

dissolution-1880s, 8(4):19 (Oct 1946)
formation, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946); 48(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1986)
goals, 40(4):9 (Oct 1978)
meeting site, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946)
members, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946); 48(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Mann, Rev. Newton, 22(2):16 (Apr 1960)

revival-1870s, 8(4):15 (Oct 1946)

Spencer, Mrs. Edith (née Compton), 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)

Rochester Conservatory of Music and, 58(4):3, 4 (Fall 1996)
spouse, 58(4):3 (Fall 1996)See also Spencer, Floyd

Spencer, Elijah (1775-1852)

biographical summary, 41(3):10, 12 (Jul 1979)

Spencer, Floyd, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967)

Rochester Conservatory of Music and, 58(4):3, 4 (Fall 1996)
spouse, 58(4):3 (Fall 1996)See also Spencer, Mrs. Edith

Spencer, Henry A.

as conference attendee, 21(4):15 (Oct 1959)

Spencer, Herbert (of England)

Morgan, Lewis Henry and, 8(4):12 (Oct 1946); 48(1&2):6, 7, 8 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Principles of Biology authored by, 8(4):11, 12 (Oct 1946)
theories, 40(4):9 (Oct 1978)
works

analysis, 8(4):16 (Oct 1946)
newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):15 (Jan 1951)
Spencer Club and, 8(4):13 (Oct 1946)

Spencer House (Charlotte, NY), 56(1):10 (Win 1994)

accommodations, 75(1):14 (Spring 2013)
construction-1870s, 75(1):6 (Spring 2013)
contractor and previous site usage, 8(3):13 (Jul 1946)
photograph of exterior, 75(1):14 (Spring 2013)

Spencer, John C. (of Canandaigua, 1788-1855)

as attorney, correspondence with Nathaniel Rochester-1810s, 71(1):16-17 with illus (Spr 2009)
biographical summary, 41(3):9 (Jul 1979)
Erie Canal committee, role on, 11(3&4):8 (Jul 1949)
Monroe County, and formation of-1820s, 33(2):5 (Apr 1971)
as slaveholder, 71(1):26n.27 (Spr 2009)

Spencer, Nelson E.

committee to evaluate local funds, role on, 6(4):18 (Oct 1944)
as mayoral candidate-1909, 31(1):16, 19 (Jan 1969)

fire insurance controversy and, 38(2&3):32 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Spencerport, NY

baseball clubs/games-1800s, 63(1):17 (Win 2001)
canal boat trips, 72(1):20 (Spr 2010)
population figures/trends-early 1900s, 19(3):14 (Jul 1957)
residents

Elwood, Dr. John B., 26(1):12 (Jan 1964)
Kiernan family-mid 1800s, 44(4):18 (Oct 1982)

road through, 27(3):19 (Jul 1965)

Spencer Road

subdivision-1910s, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)

Spencer, Thomas G.

residence, 28(2&3):12, 37 with illus (Apr & Jul 1966)

Spencer, Mrs. Thomas G.

antique furniture exhibit and, 32(1):5 (Jan 1970)

Spencer, Mrs. W. H.

relief efforts-1890s, 14(3):16 (Jun 1952)

The Spenders by Harry L. Wilson, 15(4):7 (Oct 1953)
Sperling, Marvin

employment-WWII, 66(2):25 (Spr 2004)

Sperry, James

Reminiscences of James Sperry authored by, 47(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Spice shops

warehouse locations, 37(2):22 (Apr 1975)

Spinning, James B.

at Typographical Union conventions, 25(1):6 (Jan 1963)

Spinning, James M.

City Club, roles in, 9(4):1n., 14, 18, 21, 23 (Oct 1947)
civic honor, 22(2):insert (Apr 1960)
educational television and, 32(3):18 (Jul 1970)
as free discussion advocate, 9(4):21 (Oct 1947)
as superintendent of schools, 31(2):16, 17, 19, 20 (Apr 1969)

plane named for-1940s, 55(4):11 (Fall 1993)
on textbook ban, quoted-WWII, 55(4):9 (Fall 1993)
on WWII enrollments, quoted, 66(1):9 (Win 2004)

television appearance, 32(3):13 (Jul 1970)
verse authored by, 30(1):14 (Jan 1968)

Spinoza Literary Society

formation, membership, and activities-1800s, 48(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1986)

Spirit of Ontario (ferry)

operation-early 2000s, 72(2):17 (Fall 2010); 75(1):25 (Spring 2013)
photograph, 72(2):17 (Fall 2010)

Spirit rappings. See Fish, Mrs. Leah; Fox, Kate; Fox, Margaret(ta)
Spirits, alcoholic. See Alcohol
Spiritualism

beliefs and practices, 71(2):6-8 (Fall 2009)
mediums/practitioners, 71(2):7 (Fall 2009)See also Fish, Mrs. Leah; Fox, Kate; Fox, Margaret(ta); Post, Mrs. Amy; Post, Isaac
origins/growth, 17(3):16 (Jul 1955); 18(2):18 (Apr 1956); 21(1):8-9 (Jan 1959); 21(3):9-10 (Jul 1959); 22(1):9-10 (Jan 1960); 24(3):12, 21 (Jul 1962); 62(1):15 (Win 2000); 71(2):6-7 (Fall 2009)
Rochester as center of, 24(3):21 (Jul 1962); 41(1&2):48 (Jan & Apr 1979); 67(3):13 (Sum 2005)
science and, 71(2):7, 14 (Fall 2009)

Spiritualist Church

formerly Plymouth Church, 40(4):1 (Oct 1978)

Spitting

ordinance, 31(1):16 (Jan 1969)
by tobacco chewers and smokers, newspaper quoted on, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)

Spittoons

failure to use, newspaper on, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)

Spitzenburgh and Swaar (apple), 45(3&4):39 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Spivak, John L.

named on poster for "public trial," 74(2):16 illus (Fall 2012)

Split Rock Quarry

aqueduct limestone source, 37(3):10 (Jul 1975)

Spoke manufacture, 40(1):21 (Jan 1978)
Spoon tilt hammer, 59(2):6 (Spr 1997)
Sports. See also Recreation; specific sport/team

cultural comparisions with western cities, 19(1):23 (Jan 1957)
early interest in, 16(3):4 (Jul 1954)
facilities, 11(1):2, 14 (Jan 1949)See also specific facility
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard John and, 11(1):2, 7 (Jan 1949)
Moore, Dr. Edward Mott and, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)
newspapers' on-1890s, 13(1):20 (Jan 1951)
organized, development, 11(2):14 (Apr 1949); 23(3):13 (Jul 1961)
in Polish community, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)

baseball team, 57(1):11, 14 photo (Win 1995)
basketball, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)

rational dress movement, 69(2):21 (Spr 2008)

Sports Arena

at Edgerton Park. See Edgerton Park Sports Arena

Sportsmen

in paintings by Roy Mason-mid 1900s, 65(3):1900 (Sum 2003)

Sportsmen's Association

formation-1840s, 8(3):3 (Jul 1946)

Sportsmen's Club

shooting matches, 8(3):9 (Jul 1946)

Sportswriters

on Rochester Royals, quoted

Fisher, Donald, 58(1):14 (Win 1996)
Jackson, Matt, 58(1):8 (Win 1996)
Weber, Al, 58(1):11 (Win 1996)

Spotsylvania Court House

Civil War Battle at, 65(2):15 (Spr 2003)

Sprague, Althea

Douglass family and, 67(4):32 photo caption (Fall 2005)
photograph, at Frederick Douglass Monument-1920s, 67(4):32 (Fall 2005)

Sprague, Governor (of Rhode Island)

on black regiment, quote-1860s, 46(1&2):29 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Sprague, Nathaniel

biographical details, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)
residences, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)
spouse. See Sprague, Mrs. Rosetta (née Douglass) (1839-1906)

Sprague, Mrs. Rosetta (née Douglass) (1839-1906)

biographical details, 67(4):5, 22, 26n.79 (Fall 2005)
childhood. See Douglass, Rosetta
My Mother As I Recall Her authored by, 67(4):26n.79 (Fall 2005)

quoted, 67(3):8 (Sum 2005)

quoted

on parent(s), 67(4):4 (Fall 2005)
on Tubman, Harriet, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005)

real estate holding, 67(4):29n.111 (Fall 2005)
spouse, Nathaniel Sprague, 67(4):5 (Fall 2005)

Sprague, Wayne F.

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

Sprigg, Ann

marriage. See Carroll, Mrs. Ann
Sprigg lineage, 42(4):5 (Oct 1980)

Sprigg, Joseph (of Maryland)

judgeship, 42(4):5 (Oct 1980)
Sprigg lineage, 42(4):5 (Oct 1980)
as visitor-1810s, 42(4):15 (Oct 1980)

Sprigg, Samuel (of Maryland)

governorship, and Sprigg lineage, 42(4):5 (Oct 1980)

Spring

in Romulus, diary excerpts on-1850s, 42(2):23-27 (Apr 1980)
travel-pioneer era, 30(2):17 (Apr 1968)

Spring Alley. See also Spring Street

segregated school, 21(4):5 (Oct 1959)

Springer Resolution-1870s, 2(4):7 (Oct 1940)
Springer, Robert L.

as school superintendent, 31(2):23 (Apr 1969)

Springfield and Northampton Company

purchase of Phelps and Gorham Tract acreage, 1(4):15 (Oct 1939)

Springfield, IL

baseball club/game-1800s, 63(2):9 (Spr 2001)
capitol building, 40(2):16 (Apr 1978)

Springfield rifles

Civil War use, 23(1):6 (Jan 1961)

Spring House

description, 12(2&3):23 (Apr 1950)
popularity, 31(4):12 (Oct 1969)

Springs. See also Salt springs; Sulphur springs

of early 1800s, 18(3):2 (Jul 1956); 34(3):2 (Jul 1972); 44(1&2):20-32 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Saratoga Springs, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)

of 1950s, 19(3):27 (Jul 1957)

Spring Street, 24(1):20 (Jan 1962)See also Spring Alley

artist's depiction of, 65(3):8 illus (Sum 2003)
bicycle riding, 8(2):13 (Apr 1946)

and accidents, 69(2):12 (Spr 2008)

burial ground, 21(2):10 (Apr 1959)
commercial activity, 65(3):9-11 (Sum 2003)

art gallery-mid 1900s, 65(3):1 illus, 7-9, 12-19 (Sum 2003)
bookstores, 48(1&2):12 (Jan & Apr 1986); 65(3):1 illus, 4-9 (Sum 2003)
dry cleaners-mid 1800s, 72(2):14 (Fall 2010)
jazz joint, 55(3):20 (Sum 1993)

description-1810s, 47(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Emancipation Day celebration at Baptist church on-1840s, 67(1):19 photo caption (Win 2005)
location, 27(3):16 (Jul 1965); 65(3):9 (Sum 2003)
residents/residences, 8(2):15 (Apr 1946); 27(3):16 (Jul 1965)

Bicknell family-1800s, 65(3):9 (Sum 2003)
Livingston-Backus House, 18(1):8 (Jan 1956)
McMillans-1940s, 65(3):7 (Sum 2003)
Mitchell, Guernsey, 17(2):10 (Apr 1955)
Peck family, 5(3):4 (Jul 1943); 22(2):6 (Apr 1960)
Rochester family, 4(1):19-20 (Jan 1942); 5(3):5-6 (Jul 1943); 26(1):7 (Jan 1964); 26(2):9 (Apr 1964)
Wolfards, 65(3):14 (Sum 2003)

social institutions

church, 67(1):19 photo (Win 2005)
disappearance, 27(3):1 (Jul 1965)
library

1890s, 18(4):12 (Oct 1956); 36(4):19 (Oct 1974); 48(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1986)
and art school, 65(3):18 (Sum 2003)

Locust Club, 8(2):11 (Apr 1946)
seminary, 8(2):11 (Apr 1946)

street lights, electric, 60(4):11 (Fall 1998)
urban renewal and, 61(3&4):27, 29 photo (Sum & Fall 1999); 65(3):19, 20 (Sum 2003)

Spring Street (Utica, NY), 39(3):10 (Jul 1977)
Spring Street (painting) by Ralph Avery, 65(3):8 illus (Sum 2003)
Spy

André, John as-1780s, 62(3):26 (Sum 2000)

Square dances

popularity, 1(2):3 (Apr 1939)

Squawkie Hill

consumption death at, 68(1&2):19 (Win & Spr 2006)

Squier, Ephraim G.

native sites, investigation of, 44(1&2):13, 26, 30 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Squires, Dwight

photograph with E. Hoekstra, J. Kennedy, Captain G.H. Reynolds, and cannon, 53(1):15 (Win 1991)

Squires, George W.

as daguerreotypist, 62(1):21 (Win 2000)

Squires, Griffin & (daguerrean studio)

location, 62(1):20 (Win 2000)

Sroufe, Miss Alice

social agency, position with-1950s, 23(2):19 (Apr 1961)

S. Schafer Fish Market

bicycle sales, 64(3):29-31 (Sum 2002)
daily operations, 64(3):4-6 (Sum 2002)
family as staff, 64(3):3, 4-6, 15-17, 20, 30 (Sum 2002)
founding and location, 64(2):21 (Spr 2002)
hired staff, 64(3):20-21 (Sum 2002)
photographs, 64(2):1-2, 17 (Spr 2002)
products, 64(3):3, 14-17, 28-31 (Sum 2002)
proprietor. See Schafer, Sam
Sabbath and, 64(3):12 (Sum 2002)

SSND. See School Sisters of Notre Dame
Ss. Peter and Paul School

collapse-1860s, 17(1):5-6 (Jan 1955)

Ss. Peter and Paul's Church

cemetery-1800s, 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)
Clothes Closet-1980s, 44(4):30 (Oct 1982)
convent and, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)
founding-1840s, 44(4):4 (Oct 1982)
location and history, 52(4):25 (Fall 1990)
membership-late 1800s, 60(2):4 (Spr 1998)

Staats-Zeitung (newspaper)

circulation-1830s, 20(1):5 (Jan 1958)
purchase, by immigrants, 20(1):5 (Jan 1958)

Stables

locations

early 1800s, 37(2):15 (Apr 1975)
1900s, 61(3&4):6 (Sum & Fall 1999); 64(3):9 (Sum 2002)

Stachura, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, 57(1):20n.11 (Win 1995)
Stackel, William H.

housing initiative-1940s, 27(4):14 (Oct 1965)

Stacy Candy factory

employee and location-early 1900s, 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)

De Staebler, Addie

as police matron, 25(4):8 (Oct 1963)

Stafford, NY

resident, Archie D. Sanders, 41(4):11 (Oct 1979)

Stagecoach lines

autos, impact of, 19(3):19 (Jul 1957)
Carthage Railroad, description-early 1800s, 51(4):8 (Fall 1989)
Concord stagecoach, 5(3):12-13 (Jul 1943)
depots, 34(2):2 (Apr 1972)
Pioneer Stage Company, founding, 22(2):7 (Apr 1960)
service, 19(3):4, 13 (Jul 1957)

early 1900s, 61(3&4):6 (Sum & Fall 1999)
abandonment, by travelers, 28(2&3):2 (Apr & Jul 1966)
arrivals and departures-1830s, 34(2):5 (Apr 1972)
mail delivery, 30(4):6 (Oct 1968); 36(3):5 (Jul 1974)
popularity, 1(2):2 (Apr 1939)
railroads and, 30(4):2, 5 (Oct 1968)
routes, 30(2):13 (Apr 1968); 47(1&2):20, 24 (Jan & Apr 1985)
six-day, 30(2):19 (Apr 1968); 36(3):5 (Jul 1974)
stops, 30(3):1 (Jul 1968)
travel on, described, 47(3&4):21-22 with illus (Jul & Oct 1985); 62(3):4, 12-14, 18-23 (Sum 2000); 62(4):7 (Fall 2000)

Stagecoach taverns. See also specific accommodations

local history, 31(4):1-24 (Oct 1969)

St. Agnes (Avon, NY)

nun from, 60(2):6 (Spr 1998)

St. Agnes High School

parish musical at, 60(3):11 (Sum 1998)

Stahl, Albert C.

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

Stahley, Frank T.

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

Stahley, George

as alderman, 39(4):13-14 (Oct 1977)

Stained glass windows

of Academy of the Sacred Heart chapel, 65(4):16 (Fall 2003)
designers/artisans, 60(2):24 (Spr 1998)
in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

of All Souls' Chapel, 67(2):9 photo, 10 (Spr 2005)
of St. Bernard's Chapel, 67(2):10 photo (Spr 2005)

from Jewish communities, 74(2):cover pages (Fall 2012)
of St. Augustine's Church, 60(2):24 (Spr 1998); 60(3):1, 32 photos (Sum 1998)
of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, 63(3):14 (Sum 2001)

Stair manufacture, 37(2):21 (Apr 1975)
Stallman, George P.

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

Stall saloons, 25(4):8, 14-15 (Oct 1963)See also Prostitution
St. Alphonsus

church bell named for-1850s, 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)

Stalwarts (political faction)

election of 1880 and, 2(4):5 (Oct 1940)

St. Ambrose Church

location-1800s, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)

Stamps

defense/war, sales campaigns. See War stamps, sales campaigns
postage. See Postage stamps

"Stamp Stomp," 55(4):11 (Fall 1993)
Standard baseball club (Wheeling, WV)

player-1800s, 64(4):13 (Fall 2002)

Standard Brewing Company, 54(2):19, 20, 21 (Spr 1992)

operations, following Prohibition, 61(3&4):14 (Sum & Fall 1999)

Standard Oil Company

anti-trust ruling-1910s, 43(2&3):30 (Apr & Jul 1981)
local merger, 43(2&3):30 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Share-the-Work Campaign, 61(1):9 (Win 1999)

Standard Rochester Brewing Company

cessation of brewing, 54(2):19 (Spr 1992)

Standards, Bureau of

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

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, 43(2&3):30 (Apr & Jul 1981)
St. Andrew's Brotherhood

activities, 12(1):14 (Jan 1950); 25(3):14 (Jul 1963)

Bible classes, 14(4):10 (Oct 1952)
service to immigrants, 25(3):13 (Jul 1963)
"watermelon feast," 42(1):4 (Jan 1980)

founding, purpose, and membership, 42(1):4-5 (Jan 1980)
St. Andrew's Church, separation from, 42(1):20 (Jan 1980)

St. Andrew's (Episcopal) Church

Brotherhood. See St. Andrew's Brotherhood
curates, 42(1):17, 18 (Jan 1980)
interior, photograph, 42(1):12-13 (Jan 1980)
location, 42(1):1 (Jan 1980)
pew rental, 42(1):4 (Jan 1980)
rectors

Crapsey, Dr. Algernon S. See Crapsey, Dr. Algernon Sidney
Thomas, Rev. James Bishop, 42(1):19 (Jan 1980)

St. Andrew's Preparatory Seminary

curriculum, 25(2):8 (Apr 1963)
founding, 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)
students/graduates

McAniff, James C., 44(4):27 (Oct 1982)
O'Brien, John H., 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)

St. Andrew's Society

local chapter, 25(3):3 (Jul 1963)

Stanford Road

Camp Hillhouse on-1860s, 66(3):6-11, 19-21 (Sum 2004)

Stanislaus, Mother Mary

orphanage founding-1860s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)

Stanley, "Babe"

as theater performer, 16(3):20 (Jul 1954)

Stanley Brothers

business enterprise, sale of, 52(1):2 photo caption (Win 1990)

Stanley, Erastus

family cemetery (apparent)

discovery-1980s, 45(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1983)
remains, 45(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1983)
site, purchase, 45(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Stanley, Madeleine

as award recipient, 32(1):13 (Jan 1970)

Stanley Steamer Locomobile, 52(1):1 photo, 21 (Win 1990)
Stanley Street

Iroquois trail along/crossing, 44(1&2):26 (Jan & Apr 1982)

St. Ann's Church (New York, NY)

founding, 64(1):4 (Win 2002)

St. Ann's Home

chaplain, Rt. Rev. Msgr. James C. McAniff-1930s, 44(4):27 (Oct 1982)
church outreach to, 60(3):16 (Sum 1998)
location and construction material, 67(2):16 (Spr 2005)

Stansbury, Philip

on Rochester-1820s, 16(2):4-5 (Apr 1954)

St. Anthony of Padua Church

dedication and location-early 1900s, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)
pastor, John M. Duffy, 60(3):3 (Sum 1998)

St. Anthony's Nose. See Cape St. Anthony's Nose
Stanton, Charles

background, 32(2):6 (Apr 1970)
as mayor (1934-1938), 32(2):6-8 (Apr 1970)

City Club speech, 9(4):21 (Oct 1947)
with Roosevelts (Eleanor and Franklin D.), 61(1):4 photo (Win 1999)

Stanton, Edwin M. (Secretary of War)

Bradstreet, Mayor Nehemiah and, 41(1&2):40, 43, 45n.3 (Jan & Apr 1979)
emigration to Canada-Civil War, 53(1):16 (Win 1991)

Stanton, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady

as abolitionist, 23(1):4 (Jan 1961); 46(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Anthony, Susan B. and, 7(2):6 (Apr 1945); 15(3):3 (Jul 1953); 21(3):4 (Jul 1959); 57(3):14, 16-17, 24 (Sum 1995); 57(4):6 photo (Fall 1995)
biography, 10(4):8 (Oct 1948)
clothing, style, 18(2):6 (Apr 1956); 57(3):5, 20 (Sum 1995)
Douglass (Frederick) funeral and, 67(4):21 (Fall 2005)
family, 57(3):5, 9 (Sum 1995)
Fremont campaign and-1850s, 15(3):6 (Jul 1953)
marriage, 10(2&3):3 (Jul 1948)
quoted

correspondence with Susan B. Anthony, 57(3):16-17, 24 (Sum 1995)
at Woman's State Temperance Society convention-1853, 57(3):9, 10-11 (Sum 1995)

reception for, 17(4):18 (Oct 1955)
sculpture of, 7(2):18 (Apr 1945)
as suffragist, 17(4):16 (Oct 1955)
as woman's rights activist, 7(2):7, 15 (Apr 1945); 10(2&3):3, 5, 8, 9, 14 (Jul 1948)

newspaper articles, 57(3):5 (Sum 1995)
property rights campaign, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)
suffrage campaign, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)
Woman's State Temperance Society and, 57(3):3, 8, 9-10, 12-17 (Sum 1995)

Stanton, Henry B.

Fremont campaign and-1850s, 15(3):6 (Jul 1953)
local activity, 21(3):2 (Jul 1959)
marriage, 10(2&3):3 (Jul 1948)
Weed, Thurlow and, 2(2):3 (Apr 1940)

Stanton Street

residents, Murphy family, 60(2):19 (Spr 1998)

Stanwix, Fort. See Fort Stanwix
Staperaider (whaling ship), 58(2):18 (Spr 1996)
Star Broadcasting Company, 32(3):14 (Jul 1970)
Starbuck, Mary A.

philanthropy, 50(2):10 (Apr 1988)See also Lamberton Conservatory

Starch Factory Creek

Utica (NY) municipal water supply and, 39(3):11 (Jul 1977)

Star Ignition Service Company

location-early 1900s, 49(1):20 (Jan 1987)

Star lecture series, 28(4):5 (Oct 1966)
A Star Pointed North by Edmund Fuller, 10(4):4 (Oct 1948)
Starr, D. C.

Arctic expedition-1880s, 59(1):24 photo (Win 1997)

Starr, Elijah

business enterprises-1790s, 4(3):10, 14 (Jul 1942)

Starrett, Frederick S.

committee membership, 14(4):13 (Oct 1952)

Starrett, M. L.

as YMCA officer, 16(1):15 (Jan 1954)

Starr, Frederick

business enterprises, 3(2):15 (Apr 1941); 18(2):11 (Apr 1956); 40(1):20 (Jan 1978)
as diploma recipient-1850s, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942)
Main Street Bridge proposal, 3(2):18, 20 (Apr 1941)

Stars

clusters, description, 9(1):14 (Jan 1947)
nebulae, 9(1):12, 14-15 (Jan 1947)

Stars baseball club (Brooklyn, NY)

player, Arthur Caddy Cummings, 52(3):15 (Sum 1990)

Stars baseball club (Syracuse, NY)

advertisement, 63(2):12 (Spr 2001)
competitions-1800s, 63(2):5, 8 illus, 9, 14-15 (Spr 2001); 64(4):15, 16, 19 (Fall 2002)
organizer, George Brackett as, 64(4):3 (Fall 2002)
player, Pete Hotaling, 64(4):15 (Fall 2002)
team photograph, 64(4):19 (Fall 2002)
as Twinklers, 64(4):19 photo caption (Fall 2002)

Star Supermarkets

land acquisition, 64(3):26 (Sum 2002)
S. Schafer Fish Market and, 64(3):17 (Sum 2002)

Star tobacco

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

Starvation

on Arctic expedition, 59(1):18, 20 (Win 1997)

Starzynski, Teofil

at Falcons convention, quoted, 57(2):11 (Spr 1995)

State Agricultural and Industrial School. See New York State Agricultural and Industrial School
State Agricultural Society

Transactions publication, farm profile in, 4(2):20 (Apr 1942)

State aid to education. See Education
State Assembly. See New York State Legislature
State Board of Charities

depression of 1870s and, 9(2&3):18 (Apr 1947)
State Industrial School and, 34(1):17 (Jan 1972)

State Board of Mediation and Arbitration, 15(2):22 (Apr 1953)

labor dispute, 15(2):12 (Apr 1953)
lockout of workers-1890, 15(2):13-15 (Apr 1953)

State Board of Social Welfare

State Agricultural and Industrial School and, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)

State Broadcasting Company, 32(3):15 (Jul 1970)
State Commission Against Discrimination, 27(4):22 (Oct 1965)

citizen complaints, response to-1960s, 29(2):20 (Apr 1967)
formation-1940s, 21(4):24 (Oct 1959)
local office, formation-1960s, 23(3):26 (Jul 1961)

State Commission of Correction

commissioner, political alignment, 34(1):20-21 (Jan 1972)
formerly State Prison Commission, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)

State Conference of Mayors, 32(2):7 (Apr 1970)
State Constitutional Association

origins-1840s, 7(1):15 (Jan 1945)

State conventions

dress reform-1850s, 18(2):7 (Apr 1956)
political. See Democratic Party; Republican Party

State Defense Council. See New York State Defense Council
State Division of State Planning. See New York State Division of State Planning
State Employment Service

Manpower Development Training program, 29(2):20 (Apr 1967)

State Farm Bureau

world's fair tour-1930s, 26(3):17 (Jul 1964)

State Fishing Commission

formation, 6(3):16 (Jul 1944)

State government

New York. See New York State government
Social Security Act of 1935 and, 61(1):16 (Win 1999)

State Grammar School Principal's Association

officer, Samuel P. Moulthrop, 19(2):8 (Apr 1957)

State Hospital (NYS)

location, 22(1):15 (Jan 1960); 55(2):4 (Spr 1993)
sale, 55(2):4 (Spr 1993)

State Industrial School. See New York State Industrial School
State Librarians Association

meeting, 23(4):23 (Oct 1961)

State Line Railroad. See Rochester and State Line Railroad
State Line Railway

construction halt, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941)
tracks, 13(4):18 (Oct 1951)

State Medical Society

officer, Henry W. Dean, 8(4):8 (Oct 1946)

Staten Island, NY

Wagner Memorial Lutheran College, 29(2):16 (Apr 1967)

State parks. See Letchworth State Park; Stony Brook State Park; Urban parks
State Prison Commission

commissioner, political alignment, 34(1):20-21 (Jan 1972)
creation and jurisdiction, 34(1):17 (Jan 1972)
renamed State Commission of Correction, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)

State Street

art show-1870s, 17(2):6 (Apr 1955)
as boundary, of Crossroads District, 26(4):1 (Oct 1964)
building collapse-1870s, 17(1):6 (Jan 1955)
commercial/industrial activity, 27(3):8-9 (Jul 1965); 43(2&3):29 (Apr & Jul 1981); 54(2):6 (Spr 1992)

1820s, 18(1):3 (Jan 1956)
candy factory-early 1900s, 70(1):12 (Fall 2008)
Chappell Block, 62(1):20, 21 (Win 2000)
circus parades/performances-1800s, 49(3):9, 17, 19 (Jul 1987)
clothing industry, 22(3):4 (Jul 1960)
cycle pump retailer, 69(2):10 illus (Spr 2008)
daguerreotype studios, 62(1):10 illus, 20-21 (Win 2000)
development, 13(4):16 (Oct 1951)
Eastman Kodak Company, 13(4):20 (Oct 1951); 34(2):12, 15, 19 (Apr 1972); 38(1):16 (Jan 1976)
Ellwanger and Barry Building, 3(3):3 (Jul 1941)
furniture industry, 26(1):17 (Jan 1964); 40(1):14, 19 (Jan 1978)
Gould Block/Buildings, 62(1):10 illus (Win 2000); 62(1):20-21 (Win 2000)
hardware store, 9(1):1-2 (Jan 1947)
historical sketch, 34(2):1-24 passim (Apr 1972)
picture show, location, 15(4):12 (Oct 1953)
Powers Building. See Powers Building/Block
railroad crossing/tracks, 13(4):15 (Oct 1951); 26(4):13 (Oct 1964)
shoe retailer, 69(2):10 illus (Spr 2008)
store openings, 5(3):18 (Jul 1943)
structures for, 13(4):8 (Oct 1951)
tavern/hotel-1800s, 50(3):22 illus (Jul 1988)
theater-1820s, 30(2):19 (Apr 1968)
warehouses and display rooms, 40(1):19 (Jan 1978)

description-1810s, 47(3&4):10 (Jul & Oct 1985)
extension, to lake, 50(3):5, 7 (Jul 1988)
fire-1860s, 34(2):9-10 (Apr 1972)
fireworks display, 8(3):12 (Jul 1946)
flooding-1860s, 15(1):10 (Jan 1953); 58(3):5 (Sum 1996)
importance, 4(2):16 (Apr 1942); 13(4):9 (Oct 1951)
location, 50(3):12-13 map (Jul 1988)
Lyle Avenue junction, 27(3):19 (Jul 1965)
macadamization, 21(2):16 (Apr 1959)
at Main Street. See Four Corners
migrant laborers and, 70(2):20 (Fall 2007)
military drilling quarters on-1860s, 66(3):4 (Sum 2004)
names, previous

Carroll Street, 3(2):8 (Apr 1941); 13(4):3 (Oct 1951); 21(2):4, 15 (Apr 1959); 42(4):22 (Oct 1980)
West River Road, 27(3):8 (Jul 1965)

parades

circus-1800s, 49(3):9 (Jul 1987)
Labor Day-1910s, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)
military-1860s, 23(1):5 (Jan 1961)

photographs/illustrations

from Four Corners, looking north-1880s, 51(4):2 (Fall 1989)
tavern/hotel-1800s, 50(3):22 (Jul 1988)
winter scene, 50(1):7 (Jan 1988)

residents/residences

construction, 13(4):10 (Oct 1951)
Dalzell family, 59(2):19, 20 (Spr 1997)
pioneer era, 50(3):10 (Jul 1988)
tenements

of 1800s, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)
proposed-1900s, 13(4):19 (Oct 1951); 27(4):7-8 (Oct 1965); 29(2):12 (Apr 1967); 52(1):8 (Win 1990)

social institutions

Curative Workshop-1920s, 55(2):11 (Spr 1993)
Federal Building, 40(2):20 (Apr 1978)
fire station, 50(3):10 (Jul 1988)
government facilities, 48(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1986)
library, first, 7(1):11 (Jan 1945)
library "reading rooms," 36(4):5 (Oct 1974)
mission-late 1800s, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)
preparatory school-mid 1800s, 65(2):4 (Spr 2003)
YMCA, 16(1):10 (Jan 1954)

Switching Case litigation, 24(4):22 (Oct 1962)
temperance activity, 50(3):22 illus (Jul 1988); 54(2):6 (Spr 1992)
traffic control tower, construction-1920s, 17(1):19 (Jan 1955)
transit service

horse-drawn, 30(3):3, 4 (Jul 1968)
street car/trolley, 13(4):11 (Oct 1951); 30(3):9 (Jul 1968)

walks on, 8(3):16 (Jul 1946)
Whitney, George J., 8(3):12 (Jul 1946)

State Street Switching Case, 24(4):22 (Oct 1962)
State Superintendent of Banking

report from-1890s, 14(3):3 (Jun 1952)

State Temporary Commission Against Discrimination

formation-1930s, 21(4):22 (Oct 1959)

State University College (Buffalo, NY)

student, Leonard G. Zwick, 64(1):21 (Win 2002)

State University of New York (SUNY)

at Brockport

formerly Brockport Collegiate Institute, 41(3):16 (Jul 1979)
professor, Robert Marcus, 62(2):21 (Spr 2000); 63(1):20 (Win 2001)
St. Joseph Business High School lease-1970s, 63(3):18 (Sum 2001)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church and-1970s, 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)
student, Priscilla Astifan, 62(2):21 (Spr 2000); 63(2):21 (Spr 2001)

at Geneseo, deaf education and, 64(1):21 (Win 2002)
Moulthrop, Samuel P. honored by-1920s, 19(2):20 (Apr 1957)
regent, James Cochran, 41(3):4 (Jul 1979)See also Regents, New York State Board of

State War Emergency Act

implementation-WWII, 5(1):6 (Jan 1943)

State Water Power and Control Commission

municipal water supply and, 34(3):18, 19 (Jul 1972)

State Youth Board

social programs and-1960s, 29(2):20 (Apr 1967)

State Youth Commission

urban renewal, outlays for revitilization, 20(4):24 (Oct 1958)

Statue of Mercury. See Mercury, statue of
Statues. See Monuments/statues
Staub, Sister Anna Louise, SSJ

as co-author of Building an Urban Faith Community: Centennial History of St. Augustine's Church

Part One, 60(2):1-32 with illus (Spr 1998)
Part Two, 60(3):1-32 with illus (Sum 1998)

at St. Augustine's Church, 60(2):26n (Spr 1998)

Staud, George C.

mayoral candidacy-1910s, 14(2):21 (Apr 1952); 31(1):19 (Jan 1969)

St. Augustine, FL, 15(4):6, 15, 18 (Oct 1953)
St. Augustine's (Catholic) Church, 60(2):1, 3 photos (Spr 1998)

altar boys, 60(2):19, 10 (Spr 1998)
church history (document), 60(3):10 (Sum 1998)
deacon, 60(3):20 (Sum 1998)
facilities

additions/improvements, 60(2):5, 7, 15 (Spr 1998); 60(3):3, 4, 20, 21 (Sum 1998)
architects-1907, 60(2):11 (Spr 1998)
bells, 60(2):22, 25-26 (Spr 1998); 60(3):25 (Sum 1998)
convent, 60(2):15, 20 (Spr 1998); 60(3):2 photo, 3, 4, 17, 18 (Sum 1998)
dedications, 60(2):3-4, 11, 12, 19, 23 (Spr 1998); 60(3):5 (Sum 1998)
fire damage, 60(2):10 (Spr 1998)
interior design, 60(2):7, 12, 23-25 (Spr 1998); 60(3):4, 17, 21, 32 photo (Sum 1998)
leasing of, 60(3):18, 24 (Sum 1998)
organ, 60(3):5, 24 (Sum 1998)
original structure, 60(2):3 photo, 3-4, 7, (Spr 1998)
rectory, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998); 60(3):2 photo, 4, 24 (Sum 1998)
replacement structures, 60(2):10, 21-24 (Spr 1998); 60(3):4 (Sum 1998)
school. See St. Augustine's School
stained glass window, 60(3):1 photo (Sum 1998)

finances, 60(2):9, 16, 19, 21, 24 (Spr 1998); 60(3):4, 5, 10, 14, 25 (Sum 1998)
founding, 60(2):3-5, 7 (Spr 1998)

50 anniversary (Golden Jubilee), 60(3):4-5 (Sum 1998)
75th anniversary, 60(3):10 (Sum 1998)
90th anniversary, 60(3):20 (Sum 1998)
100th anniversary, 60(3):22, 25 (Sum 1998)
of parish, 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)

historical sketch

Part One, 60(2):1-32 with illus (Spr 1998)
Part Two, 60(3):1-32 with illus (Sum 1998)

influenza outbreak of 1918 and, 60(2):21 (Spr 1998)
members, 60(3):3, 7, 10, 15, 21, 23 (Sum 1998)

decline-1970s, 60(3):13, 14 (Sum 1998)
ethnicities, 60(2):15, 16, 18-19, 21 (Spr 1998); 60(3):6, 10 (Sum 1998)
by family name, 60(2):4-5, 26 (Spr 1998)
Houck family, 60(2):7-9, 8 photo (Spr 1998)
teens-1970s, 60(3):11, 12, 12 photo (Sum 1998)

pastors/clergy/staff, 60(2):3, 4, 6, 19 (Spr 1998); 60(3):9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 22 (Sum 1998)

co-pastorate, 60(3):9, 10, 11, 14 (Sum 1998)
Duffy, John M. See Duffy, Monsignor John M.
McCabe, Paul, 60(3):9, 10, 14 (Sum 1998)
McDonald, Elmer, 60(3):14-15 (Sum 1998)
Miller, Neil, 60(3):9, 10, 28 (Sum 1998)
O'Brien, Father. See O'Brien, Reverend John H.
Ring, Robert, 60(3):20-21, 22 (Sum 1998)
Simon, David, 60(3):11, 14 (Sum 1998)
team ministry, 60(3):10 (Sum 1998)
Tolster, Edward, 60(3):8-9 (Sum 1998)
Trott, William. See Trott, Father William
Waters, Edward J., 60(2):25 (Spr 1998)

programs

conventions, 60(3):16, 20-21 (Sum 1998)
fundraising, 60(2):9, 12, 13 photo (Spr 1998); 60(3):4, 5, 25 (Sum 1998)
gospel choir, 60(3):17 (Sum 1998)
Ladies' Sodality, 60(2):20 (Spr 1998)
outreach/mission, 60(2):5, 25 (Spr 1998); 60(3):8-9, 13-14, 15-16, 17, 21, 23 (Sum 1998)
senior citizen ministry, 60(3):13 (Sum 1998)
with St. Monica's Church, 60(3):11, 13, 14, 15-16, 19 (Sum 1998)
with St. Stephen Episcopal Church, 60(3):13, 15, 19-20 (Sum 1998)
youth ministry, 60(3):11-13, 14, 18 (Sum 1998)

religious services

baptisms, 60(2):18 (Spr 1998)
funeral, 60(2):19 (Spr 1998)
Mass, 60(2):3, 7, 19 (Spr 1998); 60(3):10, 12, 20, 25 (Sum 1998)
weddings, 60(2):14, 18 (Spr 1998)

in Roman Catholic Community of the 19th Ward, 60(3):22-24 (Sum 1998)
as site for Aenon Baptist Church, 60(3):24 (Sum 1998)
statue, 60(3):20 (Sum 1998)

St. Augustine's School, 60(3):2 photo (Sum 1998)

closing, 60(3):17-18 (Sum 1998)
facilities, 60(2):7, 9, 12 (Spr 1998)

additions/improvements, 60(2):15 (Spr 1998); 60(3):4 (Sum 1998)
fire damage, 60(2):10, 20 (Spr 1998)
library, 60(3):5 (Sum 1998)
replacement-1907, 60(2):10-11 (Spr 1998)

finances, 60(3):10 (Sum 1998)
founding, 60(2):4-5 (Spr 1998)
influenza outbreak of 1918 and, 60(2):21 (Spr 1998)
Mothers' Club, 60(3):5 (Sum 1998)
pastors/clergy and staff

Duffy, Father John M. and, 60(3):3 photo, 4 (Sum 1998)
lay teachers, 60(3):10, 19 photo (Sum 1998)
McCabe, Father Paul and, 60(3):9 (Sum 1998)
school closing and, 60(3):17-18 (Sum 1998)
Sisters of St. Joseph, 60(2):4, 6-8, 14, 20-21, 26 (Spr 1998); 60(3):3 photo, 10, 17, 19 photo (Sum 1998)
Trott, Father William, 60(3):9, 19 photo (Sum 1998)

students/graduates

early 1900s, 60(2):2, 11, 13, 32 photos (Spr 1998)
1960s, 60(3):3 photo (Sum 1998)
1986 graduates, 60(3):19 photo (Sum 1998)
attendance/enrollment, 60(2):4, 5, 15 (Spr 1998); 60(3):3, 7, 10, 17 (Sum 1998)
McAniff, James C., 44(4):27 (Oct 1982)

Staves (barrel)

early trade in, 2(1):6 (Jan 1940); 45(3&4):12 (Jul & Oct 1983)
manufacture-pioneer era, 30(2):10-11 (Apr 1968)

Staynew Filter Company, 43(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Staynew Protectomotor

invention, 43(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1981)

St. Bernard's Chapel (in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery)

interior photograph, 67(2):10 (Spr 2005)
uses, 67(2):11 (Spr 2005)

St. Bernard's Institute

Divinity School and RCTS, affiliation with, 52(4):20-22 (Fall 1990)
enrollment, 52(4):21 (Fall 1990)
extended programs, 52(4):22 (Fall 1990)
incorporation, St. Bernard's Seminary and, 52(4):20 (Fall 1990)

St. Bernard's Seminary

becomes St. Bernard's Institute, 52(4):20 (Fall 1990)
blessing of the graves ceremony and, 67(2):13 (Spr 2005)
curriculum and degree programs, 44(4):22, 23 (Oct 1982); 52(4):6, 12, 15, 19 (Fall 1990)
Divinity School and

affiliation with, process of, 52(4):12-15, 16-22 (Fall 1990)
collaboration with, 52(4):10-11, 14, 15 (Fall 1990)

facilities

architect, 67(2):9 (Spr 2005)
architecture, 26(2):14 (Apr 1964)
construction stone, 67(2):16 (Spr 2005)
dedication, 3(1):14 (Jan 1941)
fire-1960s, 52(4):12 (Fall 1990)
Hall of Philosophy, completion, 12(1):14 (Jan 1950)
Hall of Theology, statue at, 60(3):20 (Sum 1998)
sale of, 60(3):20 (Sum 1998)

faculty/staff

Brennan, Father Joseph Patrick, 52(4):11 (Fall 1990)
Hanna, Edward J., 14(4):21 (Oct 1952); 21(3):13 (Jul 1959)
Kelly, Joseph G., 52(4):18 (Fall 1990)
Kettell, Rev. George F.-1910s, 44(4):22, 23 (Oct 1982)
Lioi, Father Frank Eugene, 52(4):18 (Fall 1990)
McNamara, Rev. Robert F., 52(4):11 (Fall 1990)

finances, closure and relocation, 1960s-1980s, 52(4):12, 14, 18-20 (Fall 1990)
founding and/or purpose, 21(3):15 (Jul 1959); 24(3):31 (Jul 1962); 52(4):6 (Fall 1990)
pioneer staff, 25(2):10 (Apr 1963)
planning stages, 25(2):8 (Apr 1963)
RCTS, and formation of, 52(4):4, 5, 12-15, 17-22 (Fall 1990)
students/graduates

Clark, Matthew H., 52(4):18 (Fall 1990)
Kettell, George F.-1910s, 44(4):22 (Oct 1982)
McAniff, James C., 44(4):27 (Oct 1982)
O'Brien, John H., 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)

St. Bernard's Theological Seminary. See St. Bernard's Seminary
St. Boniface

church bell named for-1850s, 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)

St. Boniface (Catholic) Church

cemeteries-1800s, 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)

location and abandonment, 50(4):6 (Oct 1988)

convent, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)
school, architect, 60(2):11 (Spr 1998)

St. Bridget's (Catholic) Church

congregation, alienation, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)
location, 29(2):2 (Apr 1967)
memorial service, for Col. O'Rorke-1860s. See O'Rorke, Colonel Patrick
pastor, Father Robert Werth, 60(3):22 (Sum 1998)

St. Bridget, Sisters of the Order of, 44(4):6 (Oct 1982)
St. Casimir's Church

formation, 57(1):11 (Win 1995)
location, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
parish membership

1970s, 57(2):16 (Spr 1995)

Polish Nation Home community center, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
suburban property investment, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
WWII enlistees from parish of, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)

St. Casimir, Society of, 57(1):2 photo (Win 1995)

formation, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)
land purchases, 57(1):4, 5 map, 6 (Win 1995)

St. Catharines, Ontario (Canada)

Brown, John and, 72(2):14, 15 (Fall 2010)
fugitive slaves and, 72(2):7, 10, 12 (Fall 2010)
residents

Johnson, Henry G.-1880s, 66(4):18n.3 (Fall 2004)
Tubman, Harriet

quoted, 72(2):11 (Fall 2010)

social institutions

African Methodist Episcopal Church, 72(2):13 (Fall 2010)
British Methodist Episcopal Church's "Salem Chapel" in-1850s, 72(2):12 photo (Fall 2010)

Underground Railroad and, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005); 72(2):18n.6 (Fall 2010)

St. Clair, General Arthur

command, Indian hostilities and-1780s, 1(1):10, 11 (Jan 1939)

St. Clement's Mission, 42(1):3 (Jan 1980)
St. Crispins, 21(1):11 (Jan 1959)
St. Denis, Ruth, 29(4):19 (Oct 1967)
Steam automobiles. See Automobiles
Steamboat House

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

Steamboats. See Ships and boats
Steamboat Tavern

location and subsequent use-1800s, 64(1):7-8 (Win 2002)
photograph, 64(1):9 (Win 2002)

Steam energy

downtown heating system, 46(3&4):18-19, 20 (Jul & Oct 1984)
impact

on local economy, 59(2):19-20 (Spr 1997)
on water-powered industries, 59(2):11 (Spr 1997)

production and consumption, 33(3):16 (Jul 1971); 46(3&4):6, 8, 9-10, 12, 13, 18, 20 (Jul & Oct 1984)

Steam engines

automobiles, use in, 43(2&3):23, 24 (Apr & Jul 1981)
fire engines, use in. See Fire engines
governor invention for, 59(2):8 (Spr 1997)
of Kimball Tobacco Company, 60(1):4 (Win 1998)
lubrication methods, 43(2&3):26 (Apr & Jul 1981)
manufacture, 34(3):4 (Jul 1972)
omnibus, use in, 43(2&3):2 (Apr & Jul 1981)
ships, use in. See Ships and boats
trains, use on. See Locomotives; Railroads — steam lines

Steam Gauge and Lantern Works

fire, fatalities and destruction-1880s, 7(4):15 (Oct 1945); 17(1):6-7 (Jan 1955); 27(4):3 (Oct 1965); 34(2):13-14 (Apr 1972); 38(2&3):4 (Apr & Jul 1976); 50(3):15 (Jul 1988)
location, 50(3):19 (Jul 1988)

Steam plants. See Steam power
Steam power

companies/plants producing

Brush Electric Light Company, 60(4):12 (Fall 1998)
Citizens' Light and Power Company, 60(4):17 (Fall 1998)
Edison Illuminating Company, 60(4):17 (Fall 1998)
Ginna nuclear facility, generator replacement, 60(4):22 (Fall 1998)
history, 11(2):13 (Apr 1949)
Holly Water Works, 60(4):11 (Fall 1998)
RG&E. See Rochester Gas and Electric Company

Steam railroads. See Railroads — steam lines
Steamships. See Ships and boats
Steamship ticket agency

location, 57(1):12 (Win 1995)

Stearns steamer (auto)

race results-1900, 12(1):5 (Jan 1950)

Stebbins, Mrs. Catherine, 10(2&3):4, 5 (Jul 1948)
Stebbins, E. A.

Men and Religion Forward Movement and, 16(1):18 (Jan 1954)
at YMCA

as officer, 16(1):17 (Jan 1954)
social work and, 16(1):18 (Jan 1954)

Stebbins, Reverend Dr. Henry H., 24(3):29 (Jul 1962)

Brotherhood of Christian Unity and, 14(4):7 (Oct 1952)
charitable/social agencies, roles in, 23(2):2, 3 (Apr 1961)
church census, role in-early 1900s, 14(4):71 (Oct 1952)
club membership, 48(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1986)
newspaper girls' controversy and-1890s, 42(1):8 (Jan 1980)
People's Sunday Evening, role in, 14(4):22 (Oct 1952); 22(2):22 (Apr 1960)

Stebbins, Henry H. Jr.

Civic Committee on Unemployment and, 20(4):11 (Oct 1958); 23(3):23 (Jul 1961)
Social Welfare League and-1920s, 23(2):11 (Apr 1961)

Stebbins, John

as baseball player-1800s, 52(3):8, 14, 15 (Sum 1990); 63(2):17 photo caption (Spr 2001)
as baseball umpire-1800s, 52(3):21 (Sum 1990)

Stebbins, J. W.

Rochester Mutual Health Association, role in, 4(2):21 (Apr 1942)

Stecher Lithographic Company

chair, Charles Weis, 41(4):21 (Oct 1979)
labor force, 20(1):13 (Jan 1958)
location, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)
world's fair exhibits, 26(3):7, 18 (Jul 1964)

Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.

location and defense contracts-WWII, 66(1):23-24, 29 (Win 2004)

Stedman family

oyster roasts, 8(2):4 (Apr 1946)

Stedman, Frank

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):21 (Jan 1987)

Stedman, Mrs. J. H.

as newspaper columnist, 37(2):21 (Apr 1975)

quoted-1890s, 26(3):7-8 (Jul 1964)

Tuesday Musicale and, 8(2):20 (Apr 1946); 29(1):20 (Jan 1967)

Steel

as construction material, 37(2):20 (Apr 1975)

in Eastman School of Music, 58(4):22 (Fall 1996)
first use, 26(2):11 (Apr 1964)

Manchester train wreck and, 56(2):21 (Spr 1994)
production, in Pennsylvania, 56(2):6 (Spr 1994)
rollers, industrial use, 3(4):13 (Oct 1941)

Steele, Mr. (of Romulus, NY-1850s), 42(2):6 (Apr 1980)
Steele, Sergeant Albert M.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Steele and Avery Bookstore

Eastman, George and, 52(1):10 (Win 1990)

Steele, Daniel

as artist

Clinton House (art center) and, 17(2):2 (Apr 1955)
packet boat commission, 49(4):12 (Oct 1987); 72(1):12 (Spr 2010)

Steele, Eliza

description of Rochester-1840, 16(2):18-19 (Apr 1954)

Steele Place

in swindle of Mary Jemison, 68(1&2):18 (Win & Spr 2006)

Steel rollers

industrial use, 3(4):13 (Oct 1941)

Stefansson, Vilkjalmur

political predictions, 9(4):16 (Oct 1947)

Steffens, Lincoln

at City Club, 9(4):4, 10, 14 (Oct 1947)
civic forum lecture, 25(3):15 (Jul 1963)
People's Sunday Evening speech, 14(4):23 (Oct 1952)
social centers tour-early 1900s, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967); 31(2):13 (Apr 1969)
urban reform movement and, 9(4):2 (Oct 1947)

Steiglitz, Alfred, 18(4):20 (Oct 1956)

NYC Picasso show, 17(2):16 (Apr 1955)

Stein and Adler

relocation, 51(4):17-18 (Fall 1989)
water power, shifts to, 51(4):17 (Fall 1989)

Stein, Bloch and Company

anniversary celebration, 22(3):17 (Jul 1960)
facilities

architects, 29(4):4 (Oct 1967); 34(2):12-13 (Apr 1972)
factory location, 29(2):15 (Apr 1967)

founding-1880s, 3(4):14 (Oct 1941)
labor force, 20(1):10 (Jan 1958)

manager, hiring, 22(3):25 (Jul 1960)

location and expansions, 22(3):5, 15 (Jul 1960)
merger, 22(3):26 (Jul 1960)
operations-1893, 14(3):4 (Jun 1952)
product line, 2(3):10 (Jul 1940)

Stein, Clarence

architectural award-1950s, 19(1):8 (Jan 1957)
Toward New Towns for America authored by, 19(1):8 (Jan 1957)

Steiner, Oscar

employment-WWII, 66(1):16 (Win 2004)

Stein, Leopold

business enterprise, 40(1):20 (Jan 1978)

Steinmann, J. Vernon

occupation, 23(4):24 (Oct 1961)

Stein Manufacturing Company

incorporation-1890s, 40(1):20 (Jan 1978)
product line, 18(1):12 (Jan 1956); 20(1):9 (Jan 1958)
reorganization, 40(1):20 (Jan 1978)

Stein, Nathan

anniversary celebration-early 1900s, 22(3):17 (Jul 1960)
business enterprise, 22(3):3, 4, 5 (Jul 1960)

Stein, Simon

civic role, 22(3):6 (Jul 1960)

Stein's Shoes

location and photograph, 64(3):2 (Sum 2002)

Stephenone, Miss (no given name), 29(1):6 (Jan 1967)
Stephens, Barbara

occupation, 55(2):10 (Spr 1993)

Stephens, Judge John B.

banquet-1910s, 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)
as childrens' Court Judge, 14(4):24 (Oct 1952)
Good Government movement and, 23(3):16 (Jul 1961)
League of Civic Clubs and, 14(4):19 (Oct 1952); 25(3):15 (Jul 1963)

Stephenson, Mr. H. H.

as English cricketer-1850s, 62(2):12-13 illus (Spr 2000)

"Stereopticon" lectures, 35(4):10-11 (Oct 1973)
Sterling Company of Buffalo

Yawman & Erbe, subsidiary of, 20(2):8 (Apr 1958)

Sterling, NY

nuclear power plant proposal, 60(4):20-21 (Fall 1998)

Stern, Adler and Company

labor strike, 25(1):11 (Jan 1963)

Stern, Bernard J.

Lewis H. Morgan: Social Evolutionist authored by, 8(4):6-7 (Oct 1946); 10(4):11 (Oct 1948)

Stern, Henry M.

residence, 28(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Stern, Herbert

architecture commissions, 28(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1966)

with James B. Arnold, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)
St. Augustine's Church, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)

family, 28(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Stern, Leon

architectural commissions

Commerce Building, 26(2):12 (Apr 1964)
residences, 28(2&3):19, 23, 28, 29, 33 (Apr & Jul 1966)
skyscraper design, 37(2):20 (Apr 1975)

family, 28(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1966)
St. Andrew's Brotherhood and, 42(1):5 (Jan 1980)

Stern, Madeleine

as biographer of James D. Bemis, quoted, 66(4):7 (Fall 2004)

Stern, Morley A.

business enterprise, 22(3):4 (Jul 1960)
residence, 28(2&3):19 (Apr & Jul 1966)
union litigation, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)

Stern, Simon

business enterprise, 22(3):12 (Jul 1960)
sweatshop investigation and-1890s, 22(3):11-12 (Jul 1960)

Stern, Mrs. Simon, 17(4):18 (Oct 1955)
Stern store (San Francisco), 19(1):10 (Jan 1957)
Stettheimer, McDonell and Company, 22(3):3 (Jul 1960)
Stettheimer, Sigmund

business enterprises, 22(3):2, 3, 4 (Jul 1960)
civic role, 22(3):7 (Jul 1960)
income-1863, 23(1):11 (Jan 1961)

Steuben County

as birthplace

of Henry W. Johnson-1820s, 66(4):3 (Fall 2004)
of Lee, John Mallory, 70(1):3 (Fall 2008)

industry, 19(3):25 (Jul 1957)

Steuben Society

activities, 20(1):26 (Jan 1958)
local chapter, formation, 20(1):26 (Jan 1958)

Stevens, James B.

business enterprise, 40(1):16 (Jan 1978)

Stevens, Jess

business enterprise, 21(4):14 (Oct 1959)

Stevenson, John

residence, 28(2&3):36 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Stevenson, Robert Louis, 10(1):23 (Jan 1948)

works, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):14, 17 (Jan 1951)

Stevens, Sergeant Urbane S.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Steward, Austin

biographical details/sketch, 72(2):6-7 (Fall 2010)

arrival-1810s, 21(4):2 (Oct 1959)
burial site, 66(4):21n., 21 (Fall 2004)

of children, 71(1):22 (Spr 2009)

as church trustee, 46(1&2):19 (Jan & Apr 1984)
emancipation celebration (NYS) and-1820s, 46(1&2):19 (Jan & Apr 1984); 67(3):14 (Sum 2005); 71(1):20 (Spr 2009)
financial backers, 72(2):18n.15 (Fall 2010)
as grocer, temperance movement and-1820s, 54(2):6 (Spr 1992)
photographs/illustrations, 46(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1984); 72(2):6 (Fall 2010)
segregated school, role in-1840s, 21(4):5 (Oct 1959)
as slave, 46(1&2):5, 38n.6 (Jan & Apr 1984)
on slavery, quoted, 46(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Wilberforce Colony and, 21(4):3 (Oct 1959)

with quote, 72(2):7 (Fall 2010)

Stewardson, Reverend Langdon C.

Crapsey heresy trial and-early 1900s, 42(1):17 (Jan 1980)

Stewart, Mr. (no given name)

as baseball player-1800s, 62(2):2 illus (Spr 2000)See also Stewart, Frank

Stewart, Alexander M.

as author, 6(2):21 (Apr 1944)

of Early Catholic History in the Rochester Diocese, 10(4):20 (Oct 1948)

Stewart, Alvin

as abolitionist, 37(4):7 (Oct 1975)

Stewart, A. T.

as art collector, Powers sale, 7(3):16 (Jul 1945)
business enterprise, 7(3):13 (Jul 1945)

Stewart, Dr. Audley Durand

family, Paris and, 61(2):15 (Spr 1999)
residence-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Stewart, Beulah

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Stewart, Charles H.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):12, 18 (Apr 1951)

Stewart, Frank

as baseball player-1800s, 52(3):7 (Sum 1990); 62(2):7-8 (Spr 2000); 63(1):7, 12 (Win 2001)See also Stewart, Mr. (no given name)
as baseball umpire-1800s, 62(2):7 (Spr 2000)
death, 62(2):8, 22 (Spr 2000)
military service-Civil War, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)

Stewart, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick

residence, 12(2&3):10 (Apr 1950)

dress ball at-1850s, 62(1):1 photo, 2 (Win 2000)

Stewart, George

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):18 (Jan 1987)

Stewart, George W.

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

Stewart, Reverend James P.

estate, dispersal, 44(4):18 (Oct 1982)
illness, death, and funeral-1890s, 44(4):15, 18 (Oct 1982)
photograph, 44(4):17 (Oct 1982)
at St. Mary's Church-late 1800s, 44(4):11, 14, 15 (Oct 1982)

Stewart, James T.

business enterprise, 15(2):8 (Apr 1953)

Stewart, John

at Camp Meade, PA-1898, 13(2):12 (Apr 1951)
military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)
Morgan, William and, 53(4):32 (Fall 1991)

Stewart, J. W. A.

on Baptists' clash with UR president-1890s, 33(4):9 (Oct 1971)
pastorate, First Baptist Church, 33(4):9 (Oct 1971)
Rochester Theological Seminary, role with, 33(4):9 (Oct 1971)

Stewart, Maria

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Stewart, Martha Boyd. See Durand, Martha Boyd (née Stewart)
Stewart, Mrs. Robert

Baden Street Settlement superintendancy, 14(4):9 (Oct 1952)
occupation, 25(3):13 (Jul 1963)

Stewart, W. A.

as pastor, Brotherhood of Christian Unity and, 14(4):7 (Oct 1952)

Stewart, Watt

as translator of de la Sagra travel account, 33(3):11 (Jul 1971); 37(2):8 (Apr 1975)

St. Francis de Sales Chapel

location, 63(3):16 photo (Sum 2001)

St. Francis, Lake. See Lake St. Francis
St. Francis of Assisi (church)

formation-1920s, 22(4):24 (Oct 1960)
Puerto Rican community and-1900s, 70(2):12 (Fall 2007)

St. Francis Xavier's Church

renovations-1930s, 29(2):16 (Apr 1967)

St. George's Chapel (Bermuda)

Crapsey, Dr. Algernon S. and, 42(1):6 (Jan 1980)

St. George's Day

picnic celebrations, 22(4):13 (Oct 1960)

St. George Society

formation, 25(3):3 (Jul 1963)

St. George's Roman Catholic Church

location, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)

St. Helen's (Catholic) Church

location and sponsor, 60(2):25 (Spr 1998)

St. Hilda's Guild, 42(1):22 (Jan 1980)
Stillbirths

infant mortality rates and-1800s, 45(1&2):9-10 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Stilling basin

Mt. Morris Dam construction and, 58(3):14 (Sum 1996)

Stillson, Eli

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

Stillson, George D.

as mentor, to George H. Harris-1800s, 44(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1982)
Mount Hope Cemetery, position with, 44(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1982); 50(4):18 (Oct 1988)

Stillson Street

chapel, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958)
fire-early 1900s, 38(2&3):21 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Stillwell, Arthur

travels to Mexico, Henry S. Durand and, 61(2):5 (Spr 1999)

Still, William

as abolitionist, William John Dungy and, 72(2):1, 16 (Fall 2010)

Stilwell, Hamblin (c. 1805-1870)

biographical details, 26(1):15-16 (Jan 1964)
as mayor (1852-1853), 26(1):15, 16 (Jan 1964)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Stimson, Henry L.

City Club speech, 9(4):9 (Oct 1947)
gubernatorial candidacy, 14(2):20 (Apr 1952)

Stiness, John H.

Crapsey heresy trial and-early 1900s, 42(1):17 (Jan 1980)

St. Jacob Street

Polish community and, 57(1):6 (Win 1995)

St. James Episcopal Church, 14(4):5 (Oct 1952)
St. John, Mrs. A., 10(2&3):12 (Jul 1948)
St. John Fisher College, 18(1):16 (Jan 1956); 24(3):36 (Jul 1962)

architecture, 26(2):14 (Apr 1964)
curriculum, seminary acquisition-1960s & 1980s, 52(4):12, 19 (Fall 1990)
faculty/staff member Rev. Charles J. Lavery-1970s, 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)
opening, 23(3):26 (Jul 1961)

St. John's Bay/Harbor (Newfoundland)

Arctic expedition and-1880s, 59(1):3 illus, 10, 16 (Win 1997)

St. John's Church (Utica, NY)

incorporation-1810s, 42(4):15-16 (Oct 1980)
Rochester trustees, 42(4):16 (Oct 1980)

St. John's Episcopal Church (Hagerstown, MD), 24(1):5 (Jan 1962)
St. John's Home for the Aged

Family Service of Rochester, Inc. and-1950s, 23(2):19 (Apr 1961)

St. John's Sabbath School

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

St. Joseph

church bell named for-1850s, 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)
as patron saint of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, 63(3):7, 8, 10, 14 (Sum 2001)

St. Joseph Asylum for Boys at Buffalo, 9(2&3):6 (Apr 1947)
St. Josephat's Greek Catholic Church

location, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)

St. Joseph Avenue

formerly St. Joseph Street, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)

St. Joseph Business High School

construction and closing, 63(3):18 (Sum 2001)
formerly St. Joseph's Commercial School, 63(3):17-18 (Sum 2001)

St. Joseph (Catholic) Church (Livonia, NY)

pastor, William Trott, 60(3):20, 24 (Sum 1998)

St. Joseph Provincial Seminary (Troy, NY)

student/graduate, John H. O'Brien, 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)

St. Joseph's Catholic Orphan Asylum of Rochester and Monroe County. See St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
St. Joseph's Church (Trenton, NJ)

services for Timothy Madden family-1911, 56(2):20 (Spr 1994)

St. Joseph's Commercial School, 63(3):15, 17-18 (Sum 2001)
St. Joseph's German Catholic Church. See St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Home (for orphans). See St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
St. Joseph's Literary club

meeting site, 48(1&2):10 (Jan & Apr 1986)

St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum

buildings, 63(3):10, 13 photo (Sum 2001)
closing-1930s, 63(3):17 (Sum 2001)
founding-1860s, 9(2&3):14 (Apr 1947); 20(1):7 (Jan 1958); 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)
location-1860s, 20(1):7 (Jan 1958); 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)
manager, Mother Mary Caroline Freiss-1800s, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)
merger-1900s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982); 63(3):17 (Sum 2001)
photographs/illustrations, 63(3):11, 13 (Sum 2001)
relocation-1940s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)
School Sisters of Notre Dame and, 63(3):10, 11 (Sum 2001)

St. Joseph's Park

origins, dedication, and location, 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church

1835-1846, 63(3):5-8 (Sum 2001)
1846-1875, 63(3):9-11 (Sum 2001)
1875-1950, 63(3):14-16 (Sum 2001)
1950-1974, 63(3):17-21 (Sum 2001)
baptisms, 63(3):7, 14, 17 (Sum 2001)
Brothers of Mary and, 63(3):9, 11 (Sum 2001)
cemetery-1850s, 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)
commercial school, 63(3):15, 17-18 (Sum 2001)
convent, founding-1850s, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)
downtown Rochester and, 63(3):17 (Sum 2001)
Eastman, George and, 63(3):14-15 (Sum 2001)
Ely Street site (1836-1846), 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)

dedication-1830s, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)
firsts at-1830s, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)
lots purchased for, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)
Prost, Rev. Joseph at, 63(3):6, 7-8 (Sum 2001)
services, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)

financial affairs, 63(3):7, 8, 10, 15, 18, 19 (Sum 2001)
founding/origins-1800s, 44(4):4 (Oct 1982); 52(4):24 (Fall 1990); 63(3):5-8 (Sum 2001); 70(2):13 (Fall 2007)
Franklin Street site (1846-1974), 29(2):2 (Apr 1967); 63(3):10, 12-13 photo (Sum 2001)

bells, 63(3):10, 15 (Sum 2001)
Confessional Chapel, 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)
construction, 19(4):5 (Oct 1957); 20(1):3 (Jan 1958); 52(4):23-24 (Fall 1990); 63(3):8 (Sum 2001)
dedication, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958); 63(3):8 (Sum 2001)
destruction-1970s, 63(3):3-4, 19 (Sum 2001)
improvements, 63(3):10-11, 14-15, 17, 18 (Sum 2001)
living quarters, 63(3):9, 10, 14 (Sum 2001)
lots purchased for, 63(3):7, 8, 9 (Sum 2001)
salvage efforts-1970s, 63(3):19-20 (Sum 2001)
steeple, 63(3):10, 12 photo, 15 (Sum 2001)
tower clock, 63(3):10, 14-15, 21 illus (Sum 2001)

funerals, 63(3):7, 14, 17 (Sum 2001)
historical sketch, 63(3):1-24 (Sum 2001)
Landmark Society and, 52(4):25 (Fall 1990); 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)
orphan society, 63(3):10 (Sum 2001)See also St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
as Our Lady of Victory/St. Joseph's, 63(3):20 (Sum 2001)
parishioners

dissidents, departure of -1830s, 63(3):8 (Sum 2001)
fire and-1970s, 63(3):19 (Sum 2001)
Klem, Anna Maria & John, 63(3):6 photo caption (Sum 2001)
Lenti, Vincent-mid 1900s, 63(3):22 (Sum 2001)
membership figures, 63(3):11, 14, 17 (Sum 2001)
opposition to local Redemptorist community, 63(3):7-8 (Sum 2001)

parish school. See St. Joseph's School
pastors/rectors

Bayer, Benedict, 63(3):8 (Sum 2001)
Burger, Charles, 63(3):15 (Sum 2001)
Doherty, William, 63(3):16 (Sum 2001)
fire and-1970s, 63(3):3-4, 19 (Sum 2001)
Kessel, William, 63(3):15 (Sum 2001)
ministries of, 63(3):11, 15-16 (Sum 2001)
Neumann, John Nepumucene, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)
Prost, Joseph, 63(3):6, 7-8 (Sum 2001)
Sanderl, Simon, 63(3):8 (Sum 2001)
tenure, 63(3):11 (Sum 2001)

photographs/illustrations

exterior views, 63(3):1-4, 12-13, 21, 24 (Sum 2001)
interior view, 63(3):23 (Sum 2001)

Polish immigrants and, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)
research sources for, 63(3):22 (Sum 2001)
School Sisters of Notre Dame and-mid 1800s, 52(4):23-24, 26 (Fall 1990); 63(3):9, 10, 11, 15 (Sum 2001)
wedding anniversary-1850s, 63(3):6 photo caption (Sum 2001)

St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church One Hundred Twenty-Eight Years on Franklin Street by Vincent A. Lenti, 63(3):1-24 (Sum 2001)
St. Joseph's School

closing-1950s, 63(3):15, 17 (Sum 2001)
curriculum, 63(3):15 (Sum 2001)
Ely Street site-1800s, 63(3):4 photo, 7, 9 (Sum 2001)
enrollment, 63(3):9, 14, 15, 17 (Sum 2001)
as first parish school in Rochester-1800s, 54(2):9 (Spr 1992)
Franklin Street site

construction-1800s, 63(3):9, 15 (Sum 2001)
photograph, 63(3):16 (Sum 2001)

instructors, 63(3):7, 9, 11, 15 (Sum 2001)
photographs

Ely Street site-1800s, 63(3):4 (Sum 2001)
Franklin Street site, 63(3):16 (Sum 2001)

St. Francis de Sales Chapel in, 63(3):16 (Sum 2001)

St. Joseph's Seminary (Fordham, NY)

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

St. Joseph Street

Baden Street and, 29(2):2 (Apr 1967)
German Evangelical Association, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958)
Polish land purchase on, 57(1):4, 6 (Win 1995)
renamed St. Joseph Avenue, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)
residences-1800s, 29(2):2 (Apr 1967)
RR crossing, upgrade, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967)
structures-1900, 29(2):5 (Apr 1967)

St. Joseph's Villa

origins-1860s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)

St. Lawrence (commercial port), 21(1):3 (Jan 1959)
St. Lawrence (ship)

transport of world's fair exhibit-1850s, 26(3):2 (Jul 1964)
War of 1812 activity, 4(4):19 (Oct 1942)

St. Lawrence canals

improvement, 16(4):6 (Oct 1954)

St. Lawrence Company

shipping fleet, purchases, 16(4):12 (Oct 1954)

St. Lawrence River/Seaway, 20(2):10 (Apr 1958)

communications-War of 1812, 4(4):7 (Oct 1942)
construction, 16(4):1 (Oct 1954)
Iroquois and, 13(3):19 (Jul 1951)
map, 62(4):28 (Fall 2000)
at Ottawa River, 62(4):11 illus (Fall 2000)
Port of Rochester and, 16(4):1 (Oct 1954); 61(3&4):10 photo caption (Sum & Fall 1999)

Chamber of Commerce, Inland Waterways Committee, 16(4):21 (Oct 1954)
Harbor Survey Committee, 16(4):17 (Oct 1954)

proposals for, 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)
rapids, running

1820s, 62(4):13-14, 15 (Fall 2000)
1860s, 16(4):10-11 (Oct 1954)

shipping

"Canadian connection" and, 45(3&4):14 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Canadian Trade Act of 1822, 16(4):5-6 (Oct 1954)
passenger account of-1820s, 62(4):11-15, 17-18 (Fall 2000)
route, 16(4):2 (Oct 1954)
safety, 24(3):8 (Jul 1962)
vessels, census-1810s, 45(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1983)

shore residents, 4(4):4 (Oct 1942)
taverns on-1820s, 62(4):12, 14, 15, 17 (Fall 2000)
towns on, 62(4):12, 14, 15-16, 18, 22 (Fall 2000)
War of 1812 and, 4(4):4, 7 (Oct 1942)

St. Lawrence Seaway. See St. Lawrence River/Seaway
St. Lawrence Storm Track

proximity to Rochester, 27(1):23 (Jan 1965)

St. Louis Board of Trade Convention, 24(4):4 (Oct 1962)
St. Louis Hawks (basketball team), 58(1):15 (Win 1996)
St. Louis, Lake. See Lake St. Louis
St. Louis, MO

baseball clubs/games

1800s, 63(2):8 illus, 19, 22 (Spr 2001)
1900s, 64(4):12, 24 (Fall 2002)

basketball team, 58(1):15 (Win 1996)
city planning, 6(4):7 (Oct 1944)
as flour milling center, 3(4):11 (Oct 1941); 37(3):13 (Jul 1975)
National Electric Light Association, 60(4):9 (Fall 1998)
political convention-1910s, 39(4):6 (Oct 1977)
progressive state schools, 19(2):3 (Apr 1957)
as tour stop, 19(1):1 (Jan 1957)
world's fair, 26(3):10, 12-13 (Jul 1964)

St. Lucy's Church

formation and location-early 1900s, 22(4):12 (Oct 1960)

St. Luke, Sister. See Hardy, Sister St. Luke
St. Luke's Church (Washington, D.C.)

Crapsey, Dr. Algernon S. at, 42(1):6 (Jan 1980)

St. Luke's (Episcopal) Church

annual reports, pre-1835, 4(2):9 (Apr 1942)
architecture, 26(2):8, 14 (Apr 1964)
bell, 3(1):13 (Jan 1941)
choir, 8(2):5 (Apr 1946)
construction and/or location-1820s, 8(2):10 (Apr 1946); 12(2&3):15 (Apr 1950); 13(4):8-9 (Oct 1951); 18(1):2 (Jan 1956); 29(3):12-13 (Jun 1967); 33(3):20 map (Jul 1971); 42(4):16 (Oct 1980); 54(4):12 (Fall 1992)

materials, source, 13(4):5 (Oct 1951)

First Presbyterian Church and, 22(1):7 (Jan 1960)
founding, 24(1):17 (Jan 1962); 25(3):3 (Jul 1963); 36(3):4 (Jul 1974); 38(1):8 (Jan 1976)
location, 12(2&3):12 map (Apr 1950)
members/wardens

Child, Jonathan, 22(2):3 (Apr 1960)
form literary club-1880s, 48(1&2):7 (Jan & Apr 1986)
Guernsey, Miss Lucy Ellen Guernsey, 10(1):11 (Jan 1948)
Pitkin, William, 26(1):11 (Jan 1964)
Scrantom, Edwin, 4(1):2 (Jan 1942)

Plymouth Church chapel and, 40(4):7 (Oct 1978)
site, previous usage, 18(1):2 (Jan 1956)
in Washington, D.C., 42(1):6 (Jan 1980)
wedding at-1850s, 18(2):20 (Apr 1956)

St. Margaret Mary School

faculty, SSND, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)

St. Mark's Episcopal Church

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

St. Mary's Academy, 44(4):13 (Oct 1982)

closing-1890s, 44(4):19 (Oct 1982)
enrollment-1890s, 44(4):15 (Oct 1982)
founding-1850s, 44(4):8 (Oct 1982)

St. Mary's Benevolent Society

activities-1800s, 44(4):10 (Oct 1982)

St. Mary's boys' home

opening-1860s, 5(2):21 (Apr 1943)See also St. Mary's orphanages

St. Mary's Boys Orphan Asylum. See St. Mary's orphanages
St. Mary's Catholic Society

formation, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)
Methodist Chapel purchase, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)

St. Mary's (Catholic) Church (Albany, NY)

pastor, 42(4):15 (Oct 1980)

St. Mary's (Catholic) Church (Canandaigua, NY)

pastor, John H. O'Brien, 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)

St. Mary's (Catholic) Church (originally, of the Assumption)

aid society, relief efforts-1890s, 14(3):15 (Jun 1952)
a.k.a. Old St. Mary's, 44(4):26 (Oct 1982); 63(3):19 (Sum 2001)
construction-1840s, 19(4):5 (Oct 1957)
founding, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)

1830s, attempt at, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958); 44(4):3 (Oct 1982)
1840s, 44(4):4, 5 (Oct 1982)

historical sketch, 44(4):1-32 with illus (Oct 1982)
immigrant attendance-late 1800s, 22(4):6 (Oct 1960)
lake picnic, 44(4):13-14 (Oct 1982); 75(1):15 (Spring 2013)
location, 63(3):19 (Sum 2001)
parish schools, 44(4):8-23 passim (Oct 1982)
pastors, 44(4):3-30 passim (Oct 1982)
photographs/illustrations, 44(4):16-17, 20, 31 (Oct 1982)
structure(s)

fires affecting, 44(4):19-22 passim, 28-29 (Oct 1982)
first, purchases and sales-1830s, 44(4):2, 3, 4, 6 (Oct 1982)
second, construction/restorations and design, 44(4):6, 19, 25, 28 (Oct 1982)

St. Mary's Church by Gerard Muhl and Reverend Charles Bennett, 44(4):1-32 with illus (Oct 1982)
St. Mary's College (1805-1852, Baltimore, MD)

Carroll family graduates, 42(4):5 (Oct 1980)

St. Mary's Hospital

charity baseball games for-1800s, 62(2):20 (Spr 2000)
construction and/or location, 23(1):14 (Jan 1961)

following fire-1890s, 13(4):14 (Oct 1951)

fire-1890s, 3(1):8 (Jan 1941); 13(4):14 (Oct 1951); 17(1):15 (Jan 1955); 38(2&3):10 (Apr & Jul 1976)
founding/opening-mid 1800s, 3(1):15 (Jan 1941); 5(2):19 (Apr 1943); 9(2&3):10 (Apr 1947); 18(3):11 (Jul 1956); 32(4):7 (Oct 1970)
growth, 2(3):16 (Jul 1940); 9(2&3):22 (Apr 1947)
Halstead Hall, purchase of, 32(4):12 (Oct 1970)
as landmark, 27(3):5 (Jul 1965)
patients

Civil War soldiers, 2(3):6 (Jul 1940); 5(2):21 (Apr 1943); 9(2&3):12 (Apr 1947); 23(1):14 (Jan 1961); 25(2):3 (Apr 1963); 28(1):6 (Jan 1966); 41(1&2):45n.3 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Murphy, Isabelle, 60(2):18-19 (Spr 1998)
O'Reilly, Henry, 6(2):8 (Apr 1944); 7(1):23 (Jan 1945)
train wreck victims, 56(2):20 (Spr 1994)

staff surgeon, Edward Mott Moore, 21(3):15 (Jul 1959)

St. Mary's Industrial School

closing-1890s, 44(4):19 (Oct 1982)
enrollment-1890s, 44(4):15 (Oct 1982)
locations and program-1800s, 44(4):13 (Oct 1982)

St. Mary's Infant Asylum (Buffalo, NY), 32(4):7 (Oct 1970)
St. Mary's Orphanage. See St. Mary's orphanages
St. Mary's orphanages

site of farming/trades training for boys from-mid 1800s, 67(2):5 (Spr 2005)
St. Mary's Boys Orphan Asylum

location, 60(2):6 (Spr 1998)
residents

baseball game, 60(2):32 photo (Spr 1998)
nun, 60(2):6 (Spr 1998)

St. Mary's Orphanage

founding, merger, and relocation-mid 1800s, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)
location, 60(2):4 (Spr 1998)
parochial education, 60(2):4-5 (Spr 1998)

St. Mary's Orphan Asylum

origins, 32(4):12 (Oct 1970)

St. Mary's Orphan Asylum for Boys

as landmark, 27(3):5 (Jul 1965)

St. Mary's Orphan Asylum for Irish Lads

formation, 9(2&3):14 (Apr 1947)

St. Mary's Orphan Asylum. See St. Mary's orphanages
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum for Boys. See St. Mary's orphanages
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum for Irish Lads. See St. Mary's orphanages
St. Mary's Place

church, 44(4):5-6 (Oct 1982)

St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Church

location, 28(2&3):42 (Apr & Jul 1966)

St. Mary's School (parochial)

closing-1950s, 44(4):27 (Oct 1982)
deaths at, 44(4):11 (Oct 1982)
enrollments, 44(4):11, 15, 19 (Oct 1982)
formation-1850s, 44(4):8 (Oct 1982)
operations and program, 44(4):8-9, 10, 11, 13, 15, 19, 21 (Oct 1982)
staff/students, 44(4):8, 10, 11 (Oct 1982); 60(2):4-5 (Spr 1998)

St. Mary's School for the Deaf (Buffalo, NY), 64(1):23 (Win 2002)
St. Mary's Street College Settlement (Philadelphia, PA)

Davis, Katharine B. at-1890s, 43(1):16 (Jan 1981)

St. Michael's (Catholic) Church

congregation

alienation, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)
ethnicities, 70(2):3 photo caption (Fall 2007)

convent, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)
location, 64(3):10 (Sum 2002)
pastor, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)
photographs, 70(2):3, 4 (Fall 2007)
Polish immigrants and, 57(1):4 (Win 1995)
soup kitchen, 14(3):15 (Jun 1952)

St. Michael's, MD

Auld, Thomas and Frederick Douglass in, 67(3):7 (Sum 2005)

St. Monica's (Catholic) Church

members, 60(3):15 (Sum 1998)

decline in, 60(3):7 (Sum 1998)
teens, 60(3):11 (Sum 1998)

pastors/clergy/staff, 60(3):7, 11, 13 (Sum 1998)
programs

outreach/mission, 60(3):15-16 (Sum 1998)
senior citizen ministry, 60(3):13 (Sum 1998)
with St. Augustine's Church, 60(2):6 (Spr 1998); 60(3):11, 13, 14, 15-16, 19 (Sum 1998)
youth ministry, 60(3):11 (Sum 1998)

in Roman Catholic Community of the 19th Ward, 60(3):22-24 (Sum 1998)

St. Monica's School

founding, 60(2):6 (Spr 1998)
staff, 60(2):6 (Spr 1998)

Stock

American Tobacco Company, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)
dealer advertisement-18002, 62(1):11 illus (Win 2000)
D.K.G. Institute of Musical Art, 58(4):8 (Fall 1996)
Dossenbach-Klingenberg School of Music, 58(4):6 (Fall 1996)
Eastman Kodak. See Eastman Kodak Company
Polish Clothing Manufacturing Company, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)
Rochesters baseball club-1800s, 64(4):6, 8 (Fall 2002)

Stockdale, Edward B.

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

Stock Exchange (Rochester)

WWI activity, 5(4):3 (Oct 1943)

Stock market crashes

1873, 49(2):10-11 (Apr 1987)
1929, 49(2):14 (Apr 1987); 61(1):4 (Win 1999)

Stockton, Francis Richard

newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):14 (Jan 1951)

Stoddard and Freeman

product line and location, 54(4):15 (Fall 1992)

Stoddard, Charles Warren

as literary figure, 10(1):23-24 (Jan 1948)

Stoddard, Dr. Enoch V.

immigration, stance on, 25(3):11-12 (Jul 1963)
State Board of Charities and, 34(1):20 (Jan 1972)

Stoddard Funeral Parlor (Manchester, NY)

train wreck victims at, 56(2):19 (Spr 1994)

Stoddard, Harriett Freeman

Century Club, role in, 8(2):5 (Apr 1946)
offspring, 10(1):23 (Jan 1948)

Stoddard, Lothrop

City Club speech, 9(4):19 (Oct 1947)

Stoddard, Richard

residence, places of-pioneer era, 47(1&2):14 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Stoehl, Charles

military service and death-Spanish-American War, 13(2):17, 20 (Apr 1951)

Stoffel, Charles

business enterprise, 56(1):14 (Win 1994)
death, 56(1):21 (Win 1994)

Stoffel, Christine Marie Gottschalk

business enterprise, 56(1):14, 21 (Win 1994)

Stoffel, Elizabeth. See Tornow, Elizabeth Stoffel
Stokes, Maurice

as Rochester Royal, 58(1):10, 15 (Win 1996)

Stokowski, Leopold, 29(1):21 (Jan 1967); 29(4):19 (Oct 1967)
Stoler, Margaret

The Disappearance of William Morgan authored by, 53(4):31-43 with illus (Fall 1991)

Stoll, Flora, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Stolnitz, Abraham

business enterprises, 64(2):18 (Spr 2002)

apprentices, 64(2):19-20 (Spr 2002)

death, 64(2):20 (Spr 2002)
family members, 64(2):18 (Spr 2002)

Stoltz, Mrs. Mary

residence, 60(2):19 (Spr 1998)
St. Augustine's Church and, 60(2):19 (Spr 1998)

St. Omers (Jesuit college, in Europe)

Carroll family and-1700s, 42(4):3 (Oct 1980)
historical summary, 42(4):3 (Oct 1980)

Stone

breaking, public employment, 1(3):12 (Jul 1939)
as construction material

in business district-late 1800s, 26(2):11 (Apr 1964)
in canal aqueducts, 49(4):8, 9, 27 (Oct 1987); 72(1):8, 11 (Spr 2010)
in Canaltown district, 37(2):5, 6, 8, 9, 11 (Apr 1975)
in Eastman School of Music, 58(4):22 (Fall 1996)
first bridge of, 3(2):16 (Apr 1941)
in Genesee Valley Canal, 56(4):4, 9 (Fall 1994)
in mills, 26(1):9 (Jan 1964)
in Montreal, Canada-1820s, 62(4):22 (Fall 2000)
in New York City-1820s, 62(3):4-5 (Sum 2000)
in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church-1800s, 63(3):8, 15 (Sum 2001)
in streets-1860s, 23(1):1 (Jan 1961)

quarrying

from Genesee river bed, 58(3):10 (Sum 1996)
Mt. Morris Dam construction and, 58(3):2-3 photo, 14 (Sum 1996)

workers. See Stonemasons
yard, city. See City Stone Yard

Stone, Mrs. (no given name)

Henrietta farm of, sons' Civil War unit and, 66(3):16 (Sum 2004)

Stone age artifacts/remains, 44(1&2):11-43 passim (Jan & Apr 1982)
Stone, Albert

as newspaper photographer, 60(2):31 caption, 32 (Spr 1998)

Stone arches

discovery, during excavation-1950s, 18(1):2 (Jan 1956)

Stone Building/Block

construction and location-1830s, 37(2):6-7 (Apr 1975)

reconstruction-1840s, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)
remodeling-1850s, 16(3):3 (Jul 1954)

courtyard, 37(2):19 (Apr 1975)
destruction-1860s, 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 37(2):15 (Apr 1975)
fire damage-1840s, 37(2):11, 15 (Apr 1975)
as landmark, 27(3):11 (Jul 1965)
occupants

commercial, 37(2):14 (Apr 1975)
theater, 16(3):3 (Jul 1954); 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 37(2):14-16 (Apr 1975)See also Metropolitan Theater

ownership, 37(2):15, 18 (Apr 1975)

Stoneburn, Margaret

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

Stone, Clarissa

Scrantom, Edwin and-1810s, 4(1):5 (Jan 1942)
Stone lineage, 4(1):5 (Jan 1942)

Stonecutters Union

trades council and, 25(1):15 (Jan 1963)

Stone, Delia

as missionary, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)
Stone lineage, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

Stone, Draper

as superintendent, Rochester Air Bath Institute, 32(4):19 (Oct 1970)

Stone, Eliza

photographs, with sisters, 62(1):7, 16 (Win 2000)

and mother, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

wedding and spouse, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)See also West, Ira

Stone, Enos

arrival and place of origin, 47(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1985)
birth-1770s, 47(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1985)
business enterprises/occupations

farming, 30(2):2 (Apr 1968)
land development, 3(4):4 (Oct 1941); 37(2):2 (Apr 1975); 50(3):9 (Jul 1988)See also Canaltown
milling, 13(4):3 (Oct 1951); 23(3):4 (Jul 1961); 37(2):2 (Apr 1975); 40(1):3 (Jan 1978); 54(3):16 (Sum 1992)
as sales agent, 23(3):3 (Jul 1961); 24(1):8 (Jan 1962); 24(3):3 (Jul 1962); 30(2):2 (Apr 1968); 47(1&2):22 (Jan & Apr 1985); 54(3):16 (Sum 1992)
Stone Building/Block. See Stone Building/Block

family

as pioneers, 29(3):14 (Jun 1967)
son, Enos, 3(2):2 (Apr 1941)

Independence Day celebration-1810s, 4(1):11 (Jan 1942)
land holdings, 30(2):2 (Apr 1968)

sale of, 4(1):10 (Jan 1942); 26(1):6 (Jan 1964); 47(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Main Street Bridge construction and, 3(2):2 (Apr 1941)
military service and discharge, 48(3&4):9 (Jul & Oct 1986)
origins, 37(2):2 (Apr 1975)
Pioneer Society, role in, 47(3&4):7 (Jul & Oct 1985)
reminiscences, quoted-1840s, 47(3&4):4-6 (Jul & Oct 1985)
residence, 3(4):5 (Oct 1941); 4(1):4-5 (Jan 1942); 29(3):3 (Jun 1967); 37(2):2, 3 (Apr 1975); 47(3&4):7 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Scrantom family and-1810s, 24(1):9 (Jan 1962); 24(3):2 (Jul 1962); 54(3):16 (Sum 1992)
visitor, traveling clown-1810s, 4(1):12 (Jan 1942)

Stone, Georgia

occupation, 8(2):12 (Apr 1946)

Stone, Isaac W.

arrival and geographic origins, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)
business enterprises

milling-early 1800s, 40(1):3 (Jan 1978)
tavern, 4(1):7 (Jan 1942); 53(4):15 (Fall 1991); 62(1):16 (Win 2000)See also Stone (Stone's) Tavern

family

photographs-mid 1800s, 62(1):7, 16 (Win 2000)
spouse. See Stone, Patty

military service-War of 1812, 4(4):13-17 (Oct 1942); 53(4):15, 23-27 (Fall 1991)
quoted, 4(4):17 (Oct 1942)

Stone, Israel, 1(4):5 (Oct 1939)
Stone, James

Native Americans and, 44(1&2):27 (Jan & Apr 1982)

Stone, Joseph L.

as fire company member, 1(2):17 (Apr 1939)

Stone, Colonel J. R. (of Romulus, NY-1850s)

neighborhood visits, 42(2):22-23 (Apr 1980)
as textbook agent, 42(2):13 (Apr 1980)

Stone, Livingston

paper by, excerpt, 6(3):11 (Jul 1944)
shad hatching experiments, 6(3):14 (Jul 1944)

Stone, Lucy, 10(2&3):2, 11 (Jul 1948)

Anthony, Susan B. and, 15(3):3, 6, 8, 10 (Jul 1953)
as woman's rights activist, 57(4):10 (Fall 1995)

Stone, Mary

birth, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)
photographs, with sisters, 62(1):7, 16 (Win 2000)

and mother, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

Stonemasons

unions. See Stonecutters Union; Stonemasons Union

Stonemasons Union

9 hour schedule, 25(1):13 (Jan 1963)
reorganization, 25(1):9 (Jan 1963)
trades council and, 25(1):15 (Jan 1963)

Stone, Minerva

photographs, with sisters, 62(1):7, 16 (Win 2000)

and mother, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

spouse, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)

Stone Negative Collection

at Rochester Museum and Science Center, 59(4):22n.7 (Fall 1997)

Tichenor/Walter photographs, 59(4):6, 18, 19, 24 (Fall 1997)

Stone, Newell

as alderman, abolitionist convention and-mid 1800s, 46(1&2):16, 17 (Jan & Apr 1984)

Stone, Dr. N. J.

as labor manager, 22(3):25 (Jul 1960)

Stone, Orange. See Stone, Orringh
Stone, Orighn. See Stone, Orringh
Stone, Orringh, 47(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1985)

residence, 4(1):3 (Jan 1942); 12(2&3):22 (Apr 1950); 28(2&3):1 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Stone, Patty (née Priest)

arrival, geographic origins, and business enterprise, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)
family

daughters, 62(1):7 photo, 16, 16 photo (Win 2000)
spouse, 62(1):16 (Win 2000)See also Stone, Isaac W.

Stone, Simon

as pioneer, 1(4):5 (Oct 1939)
sawmill location-1790s, 49(4):24 (Oct 1987)

Stone Street

construction-1930s, 49(2):15 (Apr 1987)
office building-1960s, 69(1):15 (Spr 2007)

Stone (Stone's) Tavern, 2(1):4 (Jan 1940); 50(3):5 (Jul 1988)

bar room, 31(4):3 (Oct 1969)
location, 2(1):3, 5 map (Jan 1940); 4(1):4 (Jan 1942); 31(4):2 (Oct 1969)

Stoneware manufactories

census-1820s, 51(4):6 (Fall 1989)

Stone, William L.

as biographer of Life of Joseph Brant and Lives of Red Jacket and Cornplanter, 6(2):8 (Apr 1944)
as editor, 6(2):8 (Apr 1944)
Rochester, descriptions of

1820s, 16(2):9-10 (Apr 1954)
1840s, 16(2):19-20 (Apr 1954)

on Sam Patch, 53(3):6-8, 9-10 (Sum 1991)

Stone, W. M. (of Romulus, NY-1850s), 42(2):6 (Apr 1980)
Stone yard. See City Stone Yard
Stony Brook State Park

construction style, 75(2):16 (Fall 2013)

Stony Island

location and boat parties-1820s, 62(4):10 (Fall 2000)

Stony Point, NY

location, 62(3):7, 8 map (Sum 2000)
ship accident-1830s, 16(4):7 (Oct 1954)

Stop 12 (hotel), 56(1):31 (Win 1994)
Stopfel, Frederick

residence-early 1900s, 49(1):19 (Jan 1987)

Stop Law-1840s, 56(4):7 (Fall 1994)

canal projects and, 11(3&4):15, 16 (Jul 1949); 37(3):12 (Jul 1975)

Storandt, Kenneth

Council of Social Agencies, role on, 20(4):27 (Oct 1958); 27(4):14 (Oct 1965)
planning and housing council, role on, 27(4):14 (Oct 1965)

A Store of Rochester by Blake McKelvey, 10(4):17 (Oct 1948)
Stores, retail. See Retail industry
Stories of Rochester by M. Frances Logan, 10(4):17 (Oct 1948)
Storm King (mountain)

location, 62(3):8 (Sum 2000)

Storm King Valley, 62(3):9 illus (Sum 2000)
Storm sewers

construction-1900s, 58(3):6, 10 (Sum 1996)
Streets and Sewers Committee-early 1900s, 35(1):17 (Jan 1973)

Storrs Barrow and Associates

library commission, 26(2):16 (Apr 1964)

Story, Justice Joseph

on Rochester-1820s, 16(2):5-6 (Apr 1954)

Story, Lucinda

death, of self and daughters, 45(1&2):21 (Jan & Apr 1983)

The Story of Men's Clothes (1926) by Harvey F. Morris, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)
The Story of My House by George H. Ellwanger, 10(1):18 (Jan 1948)
A Story of Rochester (children's history) by Blake McKelvey, 6(2):22 (Apr 1944)

Board of Education and, 51(1):5 (Win 1989)
publication, 35(3):3 (Jul 1973)

Story, Stephen B.

at Bureau of Municipal Research

as assistant director, 24(3):38 (Jul 1962)
as director, 11(2):19 (Apr 1949); 32(2):3 (Apr 1970)

City Club speech, 9(4):15 (Oct 1947)
as city manager, 9(4):15 (Oct 1947); 11(2):19 (Apr 1949); 22(4):18 (Oct 1960); 23(3):23 (Jul 1961); 24(3):38 (Jul 1962); 32(2):4 (Apr 1970)

appointments, 6(4):16 (Oct 1944); 11(1):19 (Jan 1949); 32(2):4 (Apr 1970)
departure, 11(2):22 (Apr 1949)
relief payments, negotiation of-1930s, 23(2):12 (Apr 1961)

as municipal candidate (1929), non-partisan experiment of, 14(2):23, 24 (Apr 1952)

Story telling programs

location, 11(1):19 (Jan 1949)

Stout, Anderson (of Romulus, NY)

prosthesis-1850s, 42(2):20 (Apr 1980)

Stout, Ira

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

Stove foundries

development, 25(1):2 (Jan 1963)

Stovemounters and Polishers Union

formation, 25(1):18 (Jan 1963)

Stoves

cooking. See Cooking stoves
as heat source-1800s, 46(3&4):8, 9, 10, 21 (Jul & Oct 1984); 60(4):9, 16 (Fall 1998)
purchase-mid 1800s, 18(2):12 (Apr 1956)
spitting on, newspaper quote on, 60(1):20 (Win 1998)

Stowe, Harriet (née Beecher)

popularity, 10(1):11 (Jan 1948)
Uncle Tom's Cabin authored by, 51(1):9 illus caption (Win 1989)
work, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):17 (Jan 1951)

Stowe, Leland

City Club speech, 9(4):24 (Oct 1947)

Stowell and Bishop (museum), 4(1):22 (Jan 1942); 18(4):2-3, 19 (Oct 1956)

admission price, 18(4):3 (Oct 1956)
collections, 18(4):3, 19 (Oct 1956)
proprietors, 18(4):3 (Oct 1956)

Stowell, Louise, 8(2):20 (Apr 1946)
Stowell, William

museum enterprise, 4(1):21-22 (Jan 1942); 18(4):3 (Oct 1956)See also Stowell and Bishop

St. Patrick's Asylum for girls, 9(2&3):14 (Apr 1947)
St. Patrick's Cemetery

location, 55(1):12-13 (Win 1993)

St. Patrick's Church (Victor, NY)

architects, 60(2):22 (Spr 1998)

St. Patrick's (Catholic) Church/Cathedral

as St. Patrick's Cathedral, 65(4):23n.11 (Fall 2003)

architect, 67(2):9 (Spr 2005)
facilities, sale of-1930s, 67(2):17 (Spr 2005)
finances, 19(4):10 (Oct 1957)
fire, 44(4):3 (Oct 1982)
immigrant attendance-late 1800s, 22(4):6, 11 (Oct 1960)
internal strife-1830s, 44(4):2, 4 (Oct 1982)
laymen-1840s, 44(4):4 (Oct 1982)
location, 44(4):2 (Oct 1982); 60(2):3, 10 (Spr 1998)
membership, 60(2):4 (Spr 1998)
ordination of Father O'Brien in, 60(2):9 (Spr 1998)
organist, 65(4):18 (Fall 2003)
parochial education, 60(2):4 (Spr 1998)
pastors, 44(4):2-3, 18 (Oct 1982); 60(2):3, 6, 8 (Spr 1998)
services, foreign language, 25(3):13 (Jul 1963)
trustees, 44(4):4 (Oct 1982)

as St. Patrick's Church

cemetery sites-1800s, 50(4):6 (Oct 1988); 67(2):3 (Spr 2005)
chapel construction and location-1820s, 19(4):3 (Oct 1957)
debt reduction, source of-1830s, 63(3):7 (Sum 2001)
founding-1820s, 1(3):14 (Jul 1939); 25(3):3 (Jul 1963); 42(4):16 (Oct 1980); 52(4):26 (Fall 1990); 63(3):5 (Sum 2001)
German Catholics and, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958); 63(3):5, 6, 8 (Sum 2001)
girls asylum and, 9(2&3):6 (Apr 1947)
location, 50(3):10 (Jul 1988)
pastors, 2(1):20 (Jan 1940); 63(3):5, 6 (Sum 2001)

Partial Abstinence Society and, 68(3):6 (Sum 2006)

Puerto Rican community and, 70(2):3 (Fall 2007)
temperance association, 1(3):17 (Jul 1939)

St. Patrick's Day

anti-Irish nativism and-1840s, 68(3):6 (Sum 2006)
celebration, 19(4):4, 14 (Oct 1957)
flood of 1865 on. See Genesee River — flooding
parade, 19(4):11, 14 (Oct 1957)

St. Patrick's School

graduate, Anthony Fromen-1890s, 22(4):11 (Oct 1960)
parish school, 25(2):3 (Apr 1963)

St. Patrick's Society

and visit of Charles Stewart Parnell-1880s, 68(3):16 (Sum 2006)

St. Paul Boulevard. See also St. Paul Street

pioneer cemetery near, 50(4):6 (Oct 1988)
resident, Julius Armbruster-1920s, 63(4):13, 27 illus (Fall 2001)

St. Paul's Church (New York City, NY), 62(3):5 (Sum 2000)
St. Paul's (Episcopal) Church

architecture, 26(2):14 (Apr 1964)
centennial celebration, 3(1):11 (Jan 1941)
construction, 12(1):14 (Jan 1950); 37(2):6 (Apr 1975)
description-1820s, 16(2):10 (Apr 1954)
gas lighting, 1(2):2 (Apr 1939)
industry, adjacent, 34(2):12 (Apr 1972)
location, 26(4):10 (Oct 1964); 28(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1966)
recognition, 27(3):10 (Jul 1965)
rectors

Bartlett, Rev. Murray, 52(1):11 (Win 1990)
Platt, Dr. William H., on evolution, 8(4):20-21 (Oct 1946)

steeple, destruction-1820s, 3(1):14 (Jan 1941)
tower clock, installation-1840s, 4(2):22 (Apr 1942)

St. Paul Street. See also St. Paul Boulevard

auto fatality-1940s, 44(4):26 (Oct 1982)
as boundary

of Crossroads District, 26(4):1 (Oct 1964)
of Northeast District, 70(2):13 (Fall 2007)

city streets, and configuration of, 27(3):2 (Jul 1965)
commercial/industrial activity, 22(1):18 (Jan 1960); 26(4):16, 19 (Oct 1964); 27(3):10-12 (Jul 1965); 30(4):21 (Oct 1968); 37(2):14, 20 (Apr 1975); 43(2&3):37 (Apr & Jul 1981)

art emporium, 18(4):5 (Oct 1956)
brewery, 27(3):11 (Jul 1965)
Chamber of Commerce Building, 26(4):19 (Oct 1964)
clothing industry, 22(3):5, 15, 17 (Jul 1960); 61(3&4):4 (Sum & Fall 1999)
at corner of Main Street, 62(1):17 photo (Win 2000)
development, circa 1900, 29(2):5-6 (Apr 1967)
Enos Stone Building, 16(3):3 (Jul 1954); 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 37(2):6-7, 11, 14, 15, 18 (Apr 1975)
factories, 3(4):13 (Oct 1941); 3(4):20 (Oct 1941)
Granite Block, 13(4):17 (Oct 1951); 27(3):11 (Jul 1965)
hotels, 62(1):17 photo (Win 2000)
labor center, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)
labor strike, 22(3):20 (Jul 1960); 29(2):15 (Apr 1967)
NY Central Railroad, 13(4):16 (Oct 1951); 26(4):12, 17 (Oct 1964); 29(2):10 (Apr 1967); 34(2):11-12, 20 (Apr 1972)
Opera House, 37(2):16 (Apr 1975)
optical, 20(1):12 (Jan 1958)
of Osburn, Nehemiah, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975); 62(1):17 photo (Win 2000)
railroad crossing, 13(4):15 (Oct 1951); 29(2):5 (Apr 1967); 30(4):16 (Oct 1968)
railroad station. See New York Central Railroad Station
saloons, 37(2):19 (Apr 1975)
shopping, 13(4):16 (Oct 1951)
of Silence, Frederick-1800s, 49(4):14 (Oct 1987)
tailor, 57(1):9 (Win 1995)
tavern-1810s, 4(1):4 (Jan 1942)
theater, 16(3):3 (Jul 1954); 16(3):8 (Jul 1954)
tobacco manufacture, 60(1):4 (Win 1998)
Wagner Block/Building, 37(2):17, 23 (Apr 1975)

description-1810s, 47(3&4):11 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Douglass (Frederick) monument, unveiling, 21(4):16 (Oct 1959)
fires-early 1900s, 26(4):16 (Oct 1964); 38(2&3):10-11 (Apr & Jul 1976)
Frederick Douglass monument on, 67(4):23 (Fall 2005)
improvements

Holly water system and, 34(2):13 (Apr 1972)
Warner, H. H. and, 34(2):12 (Apr 1972)

map detailing-1850s, 37(2):11 (Apr 1975)
names, previous and subsequent, 27(3):11 (Jul 1965); 37(2):6 (Apr 1975)

formerly River Street, 21(2):15 (Apr 1959)
of South St. Paul, 34(2):11 (Apr 1972); 44(4):2 (Oct 1982); 49(4):14 (Oct 1987)
subsequently South Avenue, 37(2):23 (Apr 1975)See also South Avenue

Native Americans and

settlement site, 6(3):4 (Jul 1944)
trails along/crossing, 44(1&2):21, 26, 27 (Jan & Apr 1982)

as parade route

1860s, of circus, 49(3):9 (Jul 1987)
1870, 20(1):16 (Jan 1958)

residents/residences, 2(1):22 (Jan 1940); 29(2):2 (Apr 1967)

Andrews, J. Sherlock, 26(4):13 (Oct 1964)
Andrews, Samuel G., 26(1):8 (Jan 1964)
immigrant, 22(4):4 (Oct 1960)
Keeler plot, 26(1):18 (Jan 1964)
loss of, 26(2):10 (Apr 1964)
Silence, Frederick-1800s, 49(4):14 (Oct 1987)
tenement renovation-1880s, 22(4):5 (Oct 1960)

social institutions

Academy of the Sacred Heart, 65(4):9-11, 23n.5 (Fall 2003)
chapel, 20(1):4 (Jan 1958)
Children's Truant Home, 64(1):7 (Win 2002)
orphanage, 29(2):6 (Apr 1967)
performance hall, 26(4):13 (Oct 1964)
religious, 13(4):9 (Oct 1951); 29(2):2 (Apr 1967)
school for deaf-1870s, 64(1):7 (Win 2002)See also Rochester School for the Deaf; Western New York Institution for Deaf Mutes
YMCA, 16(1):10, 12-13 (Jan 1954)

soldiers arrested on-1860s, 66(3):19 (Sum 2004)
street lights, gas, 60(4):3 (Fall 1998)
transit service, 30(3):6 (Jul 1968)

horse car company tracks, 29(2):4 (Apr 1967)
trolley, 7(4):19 (Oct 1945)

St. Peter

depiction in stained glass window, 60(3):20 (Sum 1998)

St. Peter and Paul School. See Ss. Peter and Paul School
St. Peter and Paul's Church. See Ss. Peter and Paul's Church
St. Peter and St. Paul Albanian Orthodox Church, 28(2&3):42 (Apr & Jul 1966)
St. Peter's Church

construction-1830s, 19(4):5 (Oct 1957)
founding-1830s, 20(1):3 (Jan 1958)
location and history, 52(4):25 (Fall 1990)
member, Miss Clara Guernsey, 10(1):11 (Jan 1948)
visiting nuns-1840s, 52(4):24, 25 (Fall 1990)

St. Peter's Presbyterian Church

founder, Levi A. Ward, 26(1):14 (Jan 1964)

St. Philip Neri School

faculty, SSND, 52(4):26 (Fall 1990)

St. Philip's Church

location, 42(1):6 (Jan 1980)

Stradivarius violin

of Hochstein, David, 56(3):23 (Sum 1994)

Stradley, Corporal John

City Club speech, 9(4):22 (Oct 1947)

Strakosch, Maurice

as concert manager, pianist, 29(1):4, 4n. (Jan 1967)

Strange, Curtis

as professional golfer, at Oak Hill-1990s, 65(1):24, 26 (Win 2003)

The Strange Disappearance of William Morgan by Thomas A. Knight, 10(4):10 (Oct 1948)
Stransky

as conductor-1910s, 49(1):10 (Jan 1987)

Strasenburgh Company. See R. J. Strasenburgh Company
Strasenburgh Planetarium

construction plans, 28(2&3):46 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Strassle, Frederic J.

as animal trainer, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)
zoo appointment, 11(1):22 (Jan 1949)

Stratford-on-Avon

local use of acorns from, 65(1):7 (Win 2003)

Strathallan Park

development, 28(2&3):7, 10 (Apr & Jul 1966)

Straub and Angele (brewery)

cessation of brewing, 54(2):18 (Spr 1992)

Straus, Donald B.

Hickey-Freeman Company and Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America: A Case Study (1949) authored by, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)

Strawberries. See also Fruit industry

Dare, Shirley and, 60(4):10 (Fall 1998)
popularity-mid 1800s, 45(3&4):35 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Strawberry Festival

Industrial School of Rochester and-1850s, 68(4):6 (Fall 2006)

Strayer, Reverend Dr. Paul Moore (1872-1929)

biographical summary, 22(2):22 (Apr 1960)
brotherhood membership, 14(4):13 (Oct 1952); 24(3):29 (Jul 1962)
City Club, roles in, 9(4):3, 5 (Oct 1947); 14(4):24 (Oct 1952)
civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):22 (Apr 1960)
as civic leader, 22(2):21 (Apr 1960)

Central Trades and Labor Council and, 14(4):22 (Oct 1952)
Civic Betterment Committee and, 34(4):6 (Oct 1972)
labor disputes, role in, 22(3):20 (Jul 1960)
social reform and, 11(2):22 (Apr 1949); 14(4):12, 13, 18 (Oct 1952)
theater program, 14(4):12 (Oct 1952); 16(1):17 (Jan 1954)

as pastor

Men and Religion Forward movement, 14(4):23 (Oct 1952)
pastorate, 9(4):3 (Oct 1947); 14(4):1 (Oct 1952); 23(3):17 (Jul 1961)
People's Sunday Evening and, 9(4):3 (Oct 1947); 14(4):21, 22 (Oct 1952); 23(2):2 (Apr 1961); 23(3):21 (Jul 1961)
sermon, 14(4):22 (Oct 1952); 34(4):8 (Oct 1972)
Sunday Evening Hour, 25(3):14 (Jul 1963)
Women's Committee on vice and, 14(4):11 (Oct 1952)
YMCA programs, 14(4):12, 18 (Oct 1952)

Rauschenbusch, Walter and, 14(4):3 (Oct 1952)

Strebel, Gustav

City Club speech, 9(4):15 (Oct 1947)
political address-1910s, 39(4):10 (Oct 1977)

Streetcars

city directory listing-1871, 56(1):8 (Win 1994)
company philanthropy, 11(1):13 (Jan 1949)
electric, introduction, 27(3):9 (Jul 1965); 43(1):2 (Jan 1981); 60(4):16 (Fall 1998)
engine repair shop-early 1900s, 43(2&3):34 (Apr & Jul 1981)
horse-drawn. See Horsecar lines/service
interurban. See Interurban transit service
photographs/illustrations

electric, 46(3&4):14 (Jul & Oct 1984); 50(1):14, 15, 20 (Jan 1988); 56(1):34 (Win 1994); 61(3&4):27, 29 (Sum & Fall 1999)
horse-drawn, 5(3):19 (Jul 1943); 67(2):5 (Spr 2005)
Sea Breeze open bench model, 56(1):34 (Win 1994)

service. See Streetcar/trolley service

Streetcar/trolley service (electric). See also Horsecar lines/service; Omnibus service

all night, editorial on, 13(1):21-22 (Jan 1951)
city ownership proposed-1910s, 39(4):14 (Oct 1977)
competition

auto, 30(3):11, 16-17, 18 (Jul 1968); 34(2):19 (Apr 1972)
bus, 17(1):20 (Jan 1955); 30(3):17, 19 (Jul 1968)

consolidation, 36(2):18 (Apr 1974)
demise, 46(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1984)
fares, housing issues and, 27(4):8 (Oct 1965)
fatalities, 17(1):11-12 (Jan 1955)
historical sketch, 30(3):8-17 with map (Jul 1968)
improvements, 35(2):15 (Apr 1973)
interruptions

power shortage, 12(1):6 (Jan 1950)
snowstorm of March 1900, 12(1):6 (Jan 1950)

interurban. See Interurban transit service
introduction, 19(3):7 (Jul 1957); 28(4):2, 14 (Oct 1966); 34(2):14 (Apr 1972); 46(3&4):10, 13-14 (Jul & Oct 1984)
to lakeside destinations, 75(1):20-22 (Spring 2013)

travel brochure featuring, 75(1):21 photo (Spring 2013)

litigation, 12(1):6 (Jan 1950)
newspaper sales, controversy over-1890s, 42(1):7, 8 (Jan 1980)
to parks, 75(2):5 (Fall 2013)
protests against, 36(2):7-8 (Apr 1974)
ridership, 30(3):9 (Jul 1968); 35(2):12 (Apr 1973); 46(3&4):15, 21 (Jul & Oct 1984); 49(3):16 (Jul 1987)

disorderly riders-1860s, 66(3):18 (Sum 2004)

routes, 6(4):5 (Oct 1944); 28(4):2 (Oct 1966); 36(2):4 (Apr 1974); 63(2):4 (Spr 2001)

aqueduct proposal, 37(3):18 (Jul 1975)
to city parks-1890s, 11(1):7 (Jan 1949)
East Avenue, 28(2&3):27 (Apr & Jul 1966)
to Irondequoit Bay, 56(1):20 (Win 1994)
Main Street, 6(4):12 (Oct 1944)
Monroe and Smith Avenue, 36(2):5 (Apr 1974)
Park Avenue line, 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)

suburban development and, 75(2):6 (Fall 2013)
subway system and, 36(2):8-9, 14, 15 (Apr 1974)
tracks

damage, 46(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1984)
expansion, 6(4):5 (Oct 1944)
removal, 17(1):23 (Jan 1955); 28(2&3):27 (Apr & Jul 1966); 61(3&4):27, 30 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)
snow removal, 27(1):7, 9 (Jan 1965)

traffic congestion, 6(4):5 (Oct 1944); 13(4):20 (Oct 1951)

Street Department

aid to unemployment, 14(3):11 (Jun 1952)

Streeter, Benjamin

biographical summary, 54(3):5-8 (Sum 1992)
as riverman, 30(2):10 (Apr 1968)

Streeter, Marquis

war service and burial site, 54(3):8 (Sum 1992)

Streeter, Mrs. Mary E.

as Rochester Society of Natural Sciences member, 8(4):18 (Oct 1946)

Streeter, Mrs. Ruth

family and residence-pioneer era, 54(3):5 (Sum 1992)

Streeter, Thomas M.

family and residence-pioneer era, 54(3):5 (Sum 1992)

Streeter, William

telescope acquisition, 9(1):16 (Jan 1947)

Street lights

annual expenses (1900 & 1930), 35(2):20 (Apr 1973)
Brighton, 35(1):13 (Jan 1973)
electric arc lamps, 46(3&4):14 (Jul & Oct 1984); 60(4):11, 13, 17 (Fall 1998)
gas, 60(4):3, 11 (Fall 1998)

during 1865 flood, 58(3):5 (Sum 1996); 68(4):12 (Fall 2006)
installation, 28(4):6 (Oct 1966)
photographs/illustrations, 60(4):2, 4, 5 (Fall 1998)
residential, 60(4):4 (Fall 1998)
versus whale oil, 60(4):4 (Fall 1998)

improvements, 28(2&3):29, 39 (Apr & Jul 1966); 35(2):15, 17 (Apr 1973)

under Mayor Cutler, 31(1):12, 13 (Jan 1969)
need for-1850s, 26(1):19 (Jan 1964)

lamplighters, 25(4):3 (Oct 1963); 60(4):5, 5 photo (Fall 1998)
oil, 60(4):11 (Fall 1998)

displacement, 22(1):9 (Jan 1960); 60(4):11 (Fall 1998)
from whales. See Whale oil

Street railroads/railways. See Streetcar/trolley service
Street Railway Company

operations-1890s, 14(3):5 (Jun 1952)

Street, Samuel

as land agent-late 1700s, 1(1):4, 6, 8 (Jan 1939)

papers, 1(4):3-4, 23 (Oct 1939)

Streets and Sewers Committee

on annexation-early 1900s, 35(1):17 (Jan 1973)

Street signs

pioneer era, 2(1):9 (Jan 1940)

Streets/roads. See also Expressways/highways; specific street/road

conditions

contamination, with human waste-1800s, 45(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1983)
diary excerpts on-1850s, 42(2):4-27 (Apr 1980)

construction, 36(2):2, 3 (Apr 1974)

1790s, 12(4):2-3 (Oct 1950)
1890s, 33(2):19 (Apr 1971)
early 1900s, 19(3):18 (Jul 1957)
boulevard proposal, 19(3):16 (Jul 1957); 31(1):15 (Jan 1969); 37(3):18-19 (Jul 1975)
materials, 23(1):1 (Jan 1961); 37(2):1, 18, 23 (Apr 1975); 59(2):3 (Spr 1997)
north side parallel street proposal, 31(1):16-17 (Jan 1969)

corduroy, 30(2):17 (Apr 1968); 62(4):7 (Fall 2000)
cycling and, 69(2):2, 4, 5 photo caption (Spr 2008)
design/pattern, 26(2):4 (Apr 1964); 27(3):2-3 (Jul 1965); 36(2):16 (Apr 1974)

"Can of Worms," 27(3):22 (Jul 1965)
evolution of-1960's, 27(3):20 (Jul 1965)
in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, 67(2):6, 7-8, 17-18, 19, 20 (Spr 2005)
loops and expressways, 27(3):21-22 (Jul 1965)
State Highway Plan and-early 1900s, 36(2):2 (Apr 1974)
visitor's account-1820s, 41(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1979)

flooding of-1865, 58(3):4-5 (Sum 1996)
good roads movement, 12(1):5 (Jan 1950); 38(1):22 (Jan 1976)
historical sketch, 27(3):1-22 (Jul 1965)
horticulture and, 45(3&4):35 (Jul & Oct 1983)
illustrations. See Streets/roads — photographs/illustrations
improvements/maintenance, 2(3):15 (Jul 1940); 7(4):15 (Oct 1945); 11(2):12, 18 (Apr 1949); 12(1):5 (Jan 1950); 24(4):8, 12 (Oct 1962); 35(2):15, 17 (Apr 1973)

early 1800s, 5(2):2 (Apr 1943)
mid 1900s, 23(3):25, 28 (Jul 1961)
Brighton Plank Road, 28(2&3):8-9 (Apr & Jul 1966)
cinder streets, rolling of, 69(2):14, 15 photo (Spr 2008)
cleanliness, 60(4):10 (Fall 1998)
cost increase, 35(2):20 (Apr 1973)
Culver Road, 28(2&3):13 (Apr & Jul 1966)
East Avenue. See East Avenue
municipal control of, 14(2):10 (Apr 1952)
parks system and, 75(2):19, 28n.35 (Fall 2013)
paving/macadamization, 2(1):18 (Jan 1940); 12(1):5 (Jan 1950); 13(4):17 (Oct 1951); 19(3):18, 19 (Jul 1957); 23(3):9 (Jul 1961); 26(1):15 (Jan 1964); 26(4):9, 20 (Oct 1964); 28(2&3):29 (Apr & Jul 1966); 30(3):5, 10 (Jul 1968); 31(1):12, 13, 19 (Jan 1969); 37(2):6, 13 (Apr 1975); 41(3):22 (Jul 1979)
by plank road companies, 2(3):15 (Jul 1940)
sprinkling service, 2(3):15 (Jul 1940)
statistics, 35(2):16 (Apr 1973)
Street Department, 14(3):11 (Jun 1952)

Iroquois trails along/crossing, 44(1&2):2, 10-11, 18-32 (Jan & Apr 1982)
laborers' unions, 22(4):9 (Oct 1960)
litigation involving, 43(2&3):24 (Apr & Jul 1981)
maps showing, 27(3):facing page 2 (Jul 1965)See also Maps; specific street/area

1820s, 33(3):20 (Jul 1971)
along river-1870s, 55(1):22 (Win 1993)
in Rapids Cemetery, 54(3):9 , 17 (Sum 1992)

of Montreal, Quebec, 62(4):18, 22 (Fall 2000)
municipal expenditures, 11(1):1 (Jan 1949)
names, categories, 27(3):20-22 (Jul 1965)See also specific street
north-south arteries, 27(3):8-20 (Jul 1965)
photographs/illustrations

Aldine Street, 50(1):8, 9, 21 (Jan 1988)
Brooks Avenue, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Buffalo Street. See Buffalo Street; Main Street
Cairn Street, 60(2):17 (Spr 1998)
Central Avenue, 55(3):3 (Sum 1993)
Chesebro Street, Canadaigua, 66(4):16 (Fall 2004)
Chili Avenue, 60(2):1, 3, 11 (Spr 1998); 60(3):2 (Sum 1998)
Clinton Avenue North, 70(2):3 (Fall 2007)
Court Street, 49(4):7 (Oct 1987)
Coy Street, Canadaigua, 66(4):16 (Fall 2004)
East Avenue, 28(2&3):centerfold (Apr & Jul 1966)
East Main Street, 50(1):15 (Jan 1988)
Exchange Place, 60(4):6 (Fall 1998)
Fitzhugh Street, 26(2):centerfold (Apr 1964)
Front Street, 55(3):1-24 passim (Sum 1993)
Gibbs Street, 49(1):3, 17, 18 (Jan 1987); 58(4):7, 32 (Fall 1996)
Hobart Street, 60(2):3 (Spr 1998)
Hudson Avenue, 57(1):8 (Win 1995); 57(2):24 (Spr 1995)
Joseph Avenue-1900s, 64(2):1-2, 22 (Spr 2002); 64(3):1-2 (Sum 2002)
Livingston Park, 26(2):centerfold (Apr 1964)
Main Street. See Buffalo Street; Main Street
Main Street, Canadaigua, 66(4):5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 16 (Fall 2004)
Marsh Street, 54(3):22 (Sum 1992)
Mill Street, 30(4):centerfold (Oct 1968)
North Street, 50(1):3 (Jan 1988)
Oxford Street, 50(1):14 (Jan 1988)
Plymouth Avenue, 50(1):20 (Jan 1988)
State Street. See State Street
Swan Street-early 1900s, 49(1):21 (Jan 1987)
Washington Street, 49(2):6 (Apr 1987)
Water Street, 55(1):27 (Win 1993)
West Avenue, 60(2):17 (Spr 1998)

pioneer era, 47(1&2):7, 8 (Jan & Apr 1985)

from Albany to Schenectady, traveler's account-1820s, 62(3):11 (Sum 2000)
log causeway, in western New York-1820s, 62(3):20 (Sum 2000)

plank, 2(3):15 (Jul 1940); 19(3):4 (Jul 1957); 33(2):12 (Apr 1971)

Charlotte and Rochester, 75(1):4 (Spring 2013)

railroad crossings. See Railroads
sidewalks. See Sidewalks
signs-pioneer era, 2(1):9 (Jan 1940)
Streets and Sewers Committee, 35(1):17 (Jan 1973)
telephone wires, 61(3&4):11 (Sum & Fall 1999)
traffic issues. See Traffic
trees lining. See Trees
turnpikes. See Turnpikes

St. Regis Reservation (on St. Lawrence River), 62(4):14 (Fall 2000)
Streichel, George

arrest-early 1900s, 38(2&3):18 (Apr & Jul 1976)

Streit, Clarence

City Club speech, 9(4):20 (Oct 1947)

Streppa, Jean

Epilepsy Association and, 55(2):34 (Spr 1993)

Stress Technology, Inc.

employee, James Myers, 48(3&4):47 (Jul & Oct 1986)

Strike Notes (newspaper column), 25(1):11 (Jan 1963)
Strikeout, A Celebration of the Art of Pitching by William Curran, 63(2):17 photo caption (Spr 2001)
Strikes. See Labor strikes
Strindberg, August

work, newspapers on-1890s, 13(1):14 (Jan 1951)

Strobel, William C.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Stroke victim (probable-1850s), 42(2):14 (Apr 1980)
Stromberg-Carlson Company

defense contracts

1960s, 48(3&4):4 (Jul & Oct 1986)
WWI, 5(4):16 (Oct 1943)

as division of General Dynamics

acquisition, 20(2):5, 8 (Apr 1958); 32(3):15 (Jul 1970)
Bond factory acquisition-1950s, 22(3):30 (Jul 1960)

errata, 24(2):2 (Apr 1962)
labor force, unemployment insurance, 61(1):6 (Win 1999)See also Rochester Plan
product line, 20(2):5 (Apr 1958); 24(3):36 (Jul 1962)

auditory stimulator-early 1900s, 64(1):16 (Win 2002)
St. Augustine's Church and, 60(3):4 (Sum 1998)

radio and television holdings, 32(3):2, 5-6, 8-10 (Jul 1970)

divestitures, 32(3):15 (Jul 1970)
Rochester Radio City, 32(3):8-9, 15 (Jul 1970)

world's fair exhibits-1930s, 26(3):18, 19 (Jul 1964)

Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company

building

location, 12(2&3):12 map (Apr 1950)
radio studios, 12(2&3):22 (Apr 1950)

defense contracts-WWII, 66(1):8, 24 (Win 2004)
history, 35(2):7 (Apr 1973)
labor force

employee Madison Butler, 66(1):25 (Win 2004)
income tax service for, 66(1):26 (Win 2004)
product innovation-WWII, 66(1):25 (Win 2004)

residential growth, 35(2):13 (Apr 1973)

Strong, Chief (no given name)

on Red Jacket and loss of wilderness, quoted, 62(3):26-27 (Sum 2000)

Strong (museum), The. See The Strong (museum)
Strong, Alvah (1809-1885)

biographical details, 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)
business enterprises

newspaper, sale of-1860s, 23(1):19 (Jan 1961)
telegraph investment, 7(1):19 (Jan 1945)

civic honor (posthumous), 22(2):9 (Apr 1960)
political affiliation, 20(3):4 (Jul 1958)
as seminary trustee, 31(3):2, 3 (Jul 1969)
Strong lineage, 4(1):13 (Jan 1942); 21(3):22 (Jul 1959)

Strong, Dr. Anna Louise

child welfare exhibits, 18(3):21 (Jul 1956)
City Club speech, 9(4):7 (Oct 1947)

Strong Auditorium (UR)

Crapsey (Algernon S.) address at-1910s, 42(1):22-23 (Jan 1980)

Strong Auditorium, Crapsey (Algernon S.) address-1910s, 42(1):22-23 (Jan 1980)
Strong, Dr. Augustus Hopkins (1836-1921)

biographical summary, 21(3):22-23 (Jul 1959)
club membership, 10(1):5 (Jan 1948); 48(1&2):6 (Jan & Apr 1986)
papers

historical society reading, 6(2):20 (Apr 1944)
publication, 8(4):21 (Oct 1946)

as religious leader, 23(3):14 (Jul 1961)
at Rochester Theological Seminary, 3(3):14 (Jul 1941); 14(4):2 (Oct 1952)

as president, 8(4):16 (Oct 1946); 22(2):9 (Apr 1960); 23(3):14 (Jul 1961); 33(4):9, 10, 12-14, 20 (Oct 1971)
as professor, 21(3):22 (Jul 1959)
as student, 31(3):2, 7-8, 11-12 (Jul 1969)

Strong Buggy Whip Company, 50(3):21 (Jul 1988)
Strong, Charles

father and marriage, 14(4):2 (Oct 1952)

Strong, Mrs. Charles

father and marriage, 14(4):2 (Oct 1952)

Strong Company

building project, 6(3):3 (Jul 1944)

Strong, Elisha B.

arrival, 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)
burial site, 50(4):17 (Oct 1988)
business enterprises

banking, 49(2):4 (Apr 1987)
Carthage Bridge, 36(1):3-5 (Jan 1974); 54(4):14 (Fall 1992)
mills, 33(3):3 (Jul 1971); 51(4):7 (Fall 1989); 54(4):15 (Fall 1992)
partnership, 6(3):3 (Jul 1944)

Carthage, founding role, 6(3):2-3 (Jul 1944); 29(3):18 (Jun 1967); 41(1&2):11 (Jan & Apr 1979); 47(1&2):23 (Jan & Apr 1985)
departure, 29(3):18 (Jun 1967)
family members, 29(3):18 (Jun 1967)
as judge, 21(2):7 (Apr 1959); 24(1):14, 16, 17, 19, 22 (Jan 1962); 29(3):18 (Jun 1967); 33(2):5 (Apr 1971)
Monroe County, and formation of, 21(2):6-7 (Apr 1959)
origins, 47(1&2):28 (Jan & Apr 1985); 47(3&4):18 (Jul & Oct 1985)

Strong family

origin, place of, 30(2):2 (Apr 1968)

Strong, Henry Alvah

business enterprises

buggy whip, 24(3):24 (Jul 1962); 50(3):21 (Jul 1988)
Eastman, George and, 24(3):24 (Jul 1962); 28(2&3):24 (Apr & Jul 1966); 50(3):20-21 (Jul 1988)
photography, 3(3):11 (Jul 1941)

Eastman correspondence, 52(1):21 (Win 1990)
residences, 24(3):24 (Jul 1962); 28(2&3):24, 31, 37 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Strong Memorial Hospital and, 52(1):20 (Win 1990)

Strong, Howard, 24(4):19, 21 (Oct 1962)
Strong, Miss Huldah

Strong lineage, 23(3):4 (Jul 1961)
as teacher, 23(3):4 (Jul 1961)

Strong, J. and M.

mill enterprise-1830s, 33(3):9 (Jul 1971)

Strong, John H.

as theater manager, 16(3):7 (Jul 1954)

Strong, Joseph

Genesee Valley Canal and, 56(4):18n.20 (Fall 1994)
mill site-1820s, 55(1):6, 22 illus (Win 1993)
Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):9, 17 (Oct 1988)

Strong, Dr. Josiah

as speaker, 14(4):14 (Oct 1952)

Strong, Dr. Maltby (1796-1878)

biographical summary, 26(1):17 (Jan 1964)
as mayor (1854-1855), 19(4):6 (Oct 1957); 26(1):17 (Jan 1964)

election, 25(3):4 (Jul 1963)
photograph, 47(3&4):24 (Jul & Oct 1985)
political affiliation, 52(4):4 (Fall 1990)

residence, 8(2):17 (Apr 1946)

Strong, Mrs. Margaret (née Woodbury)

childhood residence, 51(2):9 (Spr 1989)
Gruppe, Emile and Teddy Wolfard and, 65(3):28-29 (Sum 2003)
residence, collectibles in and site of, 65(3):24, 28-29 (Sum 2003)
Wolfard's dog and, 65(3):24 (Sum 2003)

Strong Memorial Hospital, 18(3):25 (Jul 1956); 24(3):36 (Jul 1962)

construction, 35(2):3, 15 (Apr 1973)
Council of Social Agencies membership, 20(4):7 (Oct 1958)
Edith Hartwell Clinic and-1940s, 55(2):21 (Spr 1993)
funding, 52(1):20 (Win 1990)
location, 12(2&3):20 (Apr 1950)
nurses' residence, hosts "Kodakids"-WWII, 55(4):32 (Fall 1993)
psychiatric clinics, social agency ties-1900s, 23(2):13, 17 (Apr 1961)
public health consultation and, 55(2):3 (Spr 1993)
WWII activity, 5(1):13 (Jan 1943)

Strong, Myron

Strong lineage, 4(1):13 (Jan 1942)

Strong, Oliver

Rochester-Charlotte Railroad, stance on, 45(3&4):20 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Strong Street

as circus location-1800s, 49(3):17 (Jul 1987)
naming, 36(1):10 (Jan 1974)

Stroud, Violet

photograph, as child-WWI, 51(3):7, 10 (Sum 1989)

Strouss, Moore and Beirs, 22(3):4 (Jul 1960)
Strube, G. J.

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):18 (Apr 1951)

Struble, C. F.

fundraising-1890s, 13(2):3 (Apr 1951)

Struble, Joseph R.

acknowledgment, 59(4):20 (Fall 1997)
Captured Images: The Daguerreian Years in Rochester 1840 to 1860 authored by, 62(1):1-24 with photos (Win 2000)

Strum, Harvey

To Feed the Hungry: Rochester and Irish Famine Relief authored by, 68(3):1-24 (Sum 2006)
at Sage College at Albany, 68(3):17 (Sum 2006)

St. Saulte (sic), Canada (Jesuit mission)

Iroquois at, 38(4):7 (Oct 1976)

St. Simon's Church

pastor, Father Quintin E. Primo Jr., 21(4):26 (Oct 1959)

St. Simon's Episcopal Church, 29(2):16 (Apr 1967)
St. Simon's Episcopal Mission

Brown, Father Frank L. at, 21(4):21 (Oct 1959)

St. Stanislaus Avenue/Street, 57(1):5 map (Win 1995)

church on, 57(1):22 photo (Win 1995)
former name, 57(1):6 (Win 1995)

St. Stanislaus Hall

Super, Paul at, quoted, 57(2):11 (Spr 1995)

St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, 57(1):6 (Win 1995)

in late 1900s, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
attendance-1990s, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
centennial celebration, 57(2):18-19, 19 photo (Spr 1995)
children's music, 57(2):17 (Spr 1995)
dedication, Bishop McQuaid quoted from, 57(1):6-7 (Win 1995)
Filarets basketball team and, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)
Golden Age Club, 57(2):21n.34 (Spr 1995)
Great Depression and-1930s, 57(2):7-8 (Spr 1995)
membership

1890, 57(1):7 (Win 1995)
1900, 57(1):10 (Win 1995)
schism and expulsion, 57(1):10-11 (Win 1995)

original structure, 57(1):22 photo (Win 1995)
parish membership

mid 1900s, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)
1970s, 57(2):16 (Spr 1995)
housing plots, 57(1):5 map (Win 1995)

pastors, 57(1):6 (Win 1995); 57(2):14 photo, 19 photo (Spr 1995)
photographs

centennial celebration, 57(2):19 (Spr 1995)
dedication of plaque honoring WWII dead, 57(2):2 (Spr 1995)
Easter blessing, 57(2):14 (Spr 1995)
Pulaski Day march from, 57(2):18 (Spr 1995)

stained glass window restoration, 57(2):20 (Spr 1995)
temporary classrooms in, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)
WWII and

dedication of plaque honoring dead, 57(2):2 photo (Spr 1995)
enlistees, 57(2):12 (Spr 1995)
relief efforts, 57(2):13 (Spr 1995)

St. Stanislaus School

classrooms-1920s, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)
construction, 57(1):9 (Win 1995)
enrollment

1897, 57(1):9 (Win 1995)
1920s, 57(1):17 (Win 1995)
1920s-1930s, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)
mid-1900s, 57(2):15 (Spr 1995)

faculty/staff, Sister Wojcieska, 57(2):19 photo caption (Spr 1995)
new building-1930s, 57(2):6, 8 (Spr 1995)
students/graduates

class of 1928, 57(2):3 photo (Spr 1995)
students-1912, 57(1):7 photo (Win 1995)

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

pastor/clergy/deacon, 60(3):20, 28 (Sum 1998)
programs, with St. Augustine's Church, 60(3):13, 15, 19-20, 21 (Sum 1998)

St. Theresa Center

location and purpose, 60(3):18 (Sum 1998)

St. Theresa of the Child Jesus

Great Depression and-1930s, 57(2):7 (Spr 1995)
parish

formation, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)
membership loss, 57(2):16 (Spr 1995)

school, 57(2):16-17 (Spr 1995)

St. Thomas More Church

architecture, 26(2):15 (Apr 1964)

St. Thomas More Lawyers Servers

activities and membership-1950s, 44(4):28 (Oct 1982)

Stuart, James

on tavern customs-1830s, 31(4):5-6 (Oct 1969)

Stuart, General James Ewel Brown "Jeb"

rangers, Brandon, "Coot" and-Civil War, 73(2):10 (Fall 2011)

Stuart Stock Company

benefit performance-Spanish-American War, 13(2):9-10 (Apr 1951)

Stuber, Reverend Dr. Stanley I.

Divinity School and, 52(4):10 (Fall 1990)
at ecumenical council-1960s, 52(4):10 (Fall 1990)

Stuber, William G.

at Eastman Kodak Company-1926, 61(1):8 photo (Win 1999)

Studebaker (auto)

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

Studebaker, John

as education commissioner, directives/policies-WWII, 55(4):5 (Fall 1993)

Student Army Training Corps, 41(4):19 (Oct 1979)

local division, 5(4):18 (Oct 1943)

Student Athletic Association

formation, 31(2):7 (Apr 1969)

Student exchange programs

Rochester's sister cities program and, 27(2):18 (Apr 1965); 43(4):4, 5, 7, 8, 9 (Oct 1981)

Student newspapers. See Newspapers — school-based
Students. See also City schools; specific institution

World War II Victory gardens of, 55(4):11 (Fall 1993)
in WWII labor force, 66(1):9-10 (Win 2004); 66(2):27 (Spr 2004)

Student Volunteer Convention

Rochester meetings-early 1900s, 16(1):17 (Jan 1954)

Studer, Otto

military service-Spanish-American War, 13(2):21 (Apr 1951)

Studios of P. Nicolas (Roermond, Holland)

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

"Studley"

as baseball player-1800s, 62(2):21, 23 (Spr 2000)

Study abroad

in Europe

Carroll family members, 42(4):3, 5 (Oct 1980)
Durand, Margaret, 61(2):12 (Spr 1999)
Hochstein, David, 56(3):19, 20 (Sum 1994)
Rauschenbusch, Walter, 23(3):17 (Jul 1961)
sister city program and, 27(2):11, 18 (Apr 1965)

Study Journey through the United States of North America by A. Duttenhofer

aqueduct illustration, 37(2):4 (Apr 1975)

A Study of Public Health in Rochester and Monroe County, New York by Dr. Ira Hiscock, 55(2):3 (Spr 1993)
Sturla, Domenico

occupation and residence-1860s, 22(4):2 (Oct 1960)

Sturla, Mrs. Domenico

marriages and offspring-1800s, 22(4):2 (Oct 1960)

Sturla, John

birth and family origins-1860s, 22(4):2 (Oct 1960)

Sturla, John A.

Sturla lineage and death-1940s, 22(4):14 (Oct 1960)

Stutson, Joseph H.

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

Stutson Street

bridge construction/maintenance, 33(2):20 (Apr 1971)
library, opening and photograph-1920s, 73(1):5 (Spr 2011)
schoolhouse-1800s, 45(3&4):22 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Stutson Street Bridge

construction/maintenance, 33(2):20 (Apr 1971)
steamer passing under-1949, 61(3&4):10 photo (Sum & Fall 1999)

Stuttgart, Germany

description/commentary on, 14(1):8, 9, 12, 14 (Jan 1952)

St. Vincent de Paul Society

activities-1800s, 44(4):10 (Oct 1982)

St. Vincent's Home-Tacony (Philadelphia, PA)

founding-mid 1800s, 68(4):18 (Fall 2006)

St. Vincent's Men's Society

soup kitchen funding-1850s, 44(4):9 (Oct 1982)

The Style of Disraeli (paper) by Mary Jane Holmes, 10(1):7 (Jan 1948)
Style shows. See Fashion shows
St. Yohas, Quebec

traveler's notation on-1820s, 62(4):23 (Fall 2000)

Suarez, Miguel, 29(1):22 (Jan 1967)
Subdivisions

Allens Creek Road, 28(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Ambassador Drive, 28(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Barnum Terrace, 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)
Brighton Heights, 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)
Driving Park, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
Far View Hill, previous site usage, 55(1):13 (Win 1993)
formation, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
Fruitdale, location-1910s, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
Georgetown (Sanford, FL), 54(1):4-5 (Win 1992)
Home Acres, 19(3):15 (Jul 1957); 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
Knollwood Drive, 28(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1966)
land development and, 11(1):2 (Jan 1949); 18(1):19 (Jan 1956)
Lincoln Park. See Lincoln Park
Maple Terrace, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
M.D. Phillips subdivision, 35(1):3 (Jan 1973)
Northview Terrace, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
Sandringham Road, 28(2&3):38 (Apr & Jul 1966)
Spencer Road, 27(4):7 (Oct 1965)
vacant lots, census-1930s, 19(3):23 (Jul 1957)

Subject of Famous Verse, 'Casey at the Bat,' Played Ball on Early Team Here (newspaper article) by Edmund Redmond, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)c>./v62_2000/v62i2.pdf
The Submerged Tenth (address) by Dr. George W. Goler, 27(4):4 (Oct 1965)
Substance abuse programs

for alcoholics

counseling service-1940, 24(2):17 (Apr 1962)
county services-1800s, 9(2&3):16 (Apr 1947)
United Charities and-early 1900s, 23(2):6 (Apr 1961)

for drug-affected infants, 55(2):28 (Spr 1993)
NYS Drug and Alcohol Education Program, 55(2):14 (Spr 1993)
of Rochester Rehabilitation Center, 55(2):13, 14 (Spr 1993)

Suburban towns/villages. See also specific community

advertisements for, 35(2):11 (Apr 1973)
annexation, by city. See Rochester, City of
city relations, 35(1):8, 11 (Jan 1973)
county relations

court house expenditures-1890s, 33(2):18 (Apr 1971)
legislative representation, 33(2):23 (Apr 1971)
property appraisal/assessment-1890s, 33(2):19-20 (Apr 1971)
supervisors board, representation, 33(2):6, 10, 12, 22, 23 (Apr 1971)

cycling and, 69(2):2 (Spr 2008)
development/growth, 24(2):12 (Apr 1962); 58(1):11 (Win 1996)

1950s, 23(3):25 (Jul 1961); 61(3&4):7 (Sum & Fall 1999)
automobiles and, 35(2):12 (Apr 1973)
energy technology and, 46(3&4):19 (Jul & Oct 1984)
expansion-1900s, 38(1):22 (Jan 1976)
factors promoting, 19(3):9, 13-19 passim, 27 (Jul 1957)
housing shortages and, 29(2):12 (Apr 1967)
impact, on city, 38(1):22 (Jan 1976)
parks system and, 75(2):5-6, 18 (Fall 2013)
population figures/trends, 19(3):12, 19, 21, 26 (Jul 1957)
post WWI, 36(2):16 (Apr 1974)
retail outlets, downtown retail industry and, 69(1):9 (Spr 2007)
street railway lines and, 75(2):6 (Fall 2013)
urban flight and, 35(2):10, 11 (Apr 1973)
water & sewer issues impact-1920s, 33(2):21-22 (Apr 1971)

flood of 1865 and, 58(3):5 (Sum 1996)
housing, 19(3):23 (Jul 1957)

construction, 27(4):13-14, 18, 19-20 (Oct 1965); 35(2):10-11 (Apr 1973)
discrimination, 27(4):22 (Oct 1965)
residential, patterns, 35(2):10-12 (Apr 1973)
shortages, 29(2):12 (Apr 1967)

migration patterns

inbound, 19(3):19 (Jul 1957); 27(4):10, 18 (Oct 1965); 35(1):3 (Jan 1973); 38(1):22 (Jan 1976); 58(1):11 (Win 1996); 60(3):7 (Sum 1998)

Puerto Ricans and, 70(2):19 (Fall 2007)

outbound, 19(3):12 (Jul 1957)

population effects, 11(1):20 (Jan 1949); 12(4):16-22 (Oct 1950)
public services

library, 19(3):24, 29 (Jul 1957)See also Libraries
mutual aid agreement with city, 19(3):27 (Jul 1957)
schools, 19(3):28-29 (Jul 1957)
sewer, 19(3):10, 12, 15, 19, 21 (Jul 1957)
suburban, analysis-1930s, 19(3):24 (Jul 1957)
water, 19(3):15, 16, 27 (Jul 1957)

schools

versus city schools-1920s, 35(2):11 (Apr 1973)
enrollment-mid 1900s, 26(2):17, 18 (Apr 1964)

subdivisions. See Subdivisions
traffic issues, 19(3):18 (Jul 1957); 61(3&4):17 (Sum & Fall 1999)
transit service, 30(3):9 (Jul 1968)See also Interurban transit service
zoning laws, 24(2):15 (Apr 1962)

Suburbia (newspaper series), 19(3):1 (Jul 1957)
Suburbs. See Suburban towns/villages
Subway system

annexation of suburbs and, 36(2):10-11 (Apr 1974)
canal bed route, 5(3):16 (Jul 1943); 11(3&4):23-24 (Jul 1949); 38(1):6 (Jan 1976); 49(4):2 photo caption (Oct 1987); 61(3&4):4 photo caption (Sum & Fall 1999)
construction-1920s, 6(4):14 (Oct 1944); 13(4):22, 24 (Oct 1951); 17(1):20 (Jan 1955); 24(3):39 (Jul 1962); 35(2):11 (Apr 1973); 36(2):3, 5, 8, 11-12 (Apr 1974); 48(1&2):26 (Jan & Apr 1986)

aqueduct conversion, 37(3):18-20 (Jul 1975); 72(1):23 photo (Spr 2010)
completion, 36(2):13 (Apr 1974); 40(2):11 (Apr 1978)
delay, 35(2):22 (Apr 1973)
design, 36(2):16-17 (Apr 1974)
extension, 36(2):14, 17 (Apr 1974)
length, 36(2):4 (Apr 1974)
planning, 35(2):15-16 (Apr 1973); 37(3):20 (Jul 1975)

controlling interests, 30(3):18, 19 (Jul 1968); 36(2):5, 12-13, 15 (Apr 1974)
demise, 30(3):21 (Jul 1968); 61(3&4):7 (Sum & Fall 1999)
dismantling, 36(2):20-21 (Apr 1974)
historical sketch, 36(2):1-24 with illus (Apr 1974)
justifications for, 36(2):3-8 (Apr 1974)
operation and service, 19(3):20 (Jul 1957); 46(3&4):15-16 (Jul & Oct 1984)

decline, 36(2):14-19 (Apr 1974)
fares, 30(3):19 (Jul 1968)
finances, 35(2):15 (Apr 1973); 36(2):2-4, 12, 20 (Apr 1974); 36(2):15 (Apr 1974)
increase, 36(2):18 (Apr 1974)
intra-urban transportation, 36(2):8, 14, 15 (Apr 1974)
ridership figures, 30(3):20 (Jul 1968); 46(3&4):16 (Jul & Oct 1984)
routes, 36(2):24 map (Apr 1974)
speed, 36(2):17 (Apr 1974)

photoraphs/illustrations, 55(1):19 (Win 1993); 61(3&4):27, 28 (Sum & Fall 1999)
stations, 36(2):17, 18 (Apr 1974)

South Street proposal, 37(3):18 (Jul 1975)

subsequent use, 30(3):21 (Jul 1968); 61(3&4):31 photo (Sum & Fall 1999); 72(1):21 (Spr 2010)

Suffolk County

sheriff Silas, Halsey, 41(3):6 (Jul 1979)

Suffrage. See also Suffragists

for blacks, 46(1&2):21-25 (Jan & Apr 1984)

advocates, profile of, 46(1&2):24 (Jan & Apr 1984)
conventions/meetings, 46(1&2):21-23 (Jan & Apr 1984)
Douglass, Frederick quoted on, 67(4):9-10 (Fall 2005)
national, adoption, 46(1&2):25 (Jan & Apr 1984)
NYS, 23(1):3 (Jan 1961)

qualifications, states' determination, 46(1&2):24 (Jan & Apr 1984)
for women. See Woman's suffrage

Suffrage Movement. See Suffrage; Suffragists; Woman's suffrage
Suffragists

c.1900, 12(1):13 (Jan 1950)
Anthony, Susan B. See Anthony, Susan Brownell
Catt, Carrie Chapman, 9(4):7 (Oct 1947)
Douglass, Frederick. See Douglass, Frederick
Gannett, Mary T. See Gannett, Mrs. Mary T.
Gannett, William and, 17(4):15-16 (Oct 1955)
Goodwin, Grace Duffield, 9(4):7 (Oct 1947)
in Labor Day Parade-1910s, 10(2&3):20 (Jul 1948)
at Mt. Hope Cemetery-early 1900s, 50(4):10 photo (Oct 1988)
Pankhurst, Mrs. Emmeline, 9(4):6 (Oct 1947)
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady. See Stanton, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
women, 43(1):4 (Jan 1981)

Sugar Loaf (mountain)

illustration, 62(4):16 (Fall 2000)

Suicides. See Death(s)
Suits. See Clothing/textile industry
Suits, Robert L.

whaling equipment, 58(2):20 (Spr 1996)

Sulfer. See Sulphur bath; Sulphur springs
Sulkowski family

business enterprise, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)

Sullivan, Mr./Captain (no given name)

as baseball manager, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)
as baseball player-1800s, 64(4):17 (Fall 2002)See also Sullivan, Patrick H.

home residence, 64(4):22 (Fall 2002)

as policeman, 63(2):15 (Spr 2001)

Sullivan, Anne

local visit-1890s, 64(1):17 (Win 2002)
photograph, 64(1):7 (Win 2002)

Sullivan Brothers (carriage makers), 43(2&3):24 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Sullivan, Charles H.

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

Sullivan-Clinton campaign. See Sullivan Expedition (1779)
Sullivan Expedition (1779), 13(3):1, 22 (Jul 1951); 42(2):1, 28nn.2, 3 (Apr 1980); 44(1&2):25, 28, 41 (Jan & Apr 1982)

devastation by, 4(3):1 (Jul 1942); 68(1&2):15 (Win & Spr 2006)
members (possible), 41(3):6 (Jul 1979); 42(2):1 (Apr 1980)

Sullivan, Gerald J.

rehabilitation director, Monroe County Penitentiary, 34(1):23 (Jan 1972)

Sullivan, H. H.

real estate purchase, 37(2):23 (Apr 1975)

Sullivan, Dr. James

lecture, as state historian, 6(2):20 (Apr 1944)

Sullivan, Jeremiah

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

Sullivan, Joan

George Clinton Latta: Merchant at the Port of Charlotte authored by, 45(3&4):3-24 with illus (Jul & Oct 1983)

Sullivan, General John

Revolutionary War, role in. See Sullivan Expedition (1779)

Sullivan, Louis H.

as architect

Bragdon, Claude F. and, 26(2):12 (Apr 1964); 29(4):5, 6, 8, 19 (Oct 1967)
commissions, 26(3):8 (Jul 1964); 29(4):8 (Oct 1967)

Sullivan Motor Truck Corporation, 43(2&3):24 (Apr & Jul 1981)
Sullivan, Patrick H.

as baseball player, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)See also Sullivan, Mr./Captain (no given name)
military service-Civil War, 62(2):22 (Spr 2000)

Sullivan, Sister Rita

at St. Augustine's Church, 60(3):13, 16 (Sum 1998)

The Sullivans (movie)

content, impact on Ruth Lempert (née Schafer), 64(3):23-24 (Sum 2002)

Sully Branch Library

administrator, errata notice, 24(2):3 (Apr 1962)
construction, 23(4):19 (Oct 1961)
proposal and funding, 23(4):15 (Oct 1961)

Sully, Darrell D.

philanthropic bequest-1930s, 23(4):15 (Oct 1961)

Sully, John J.

as foreclosure referee-1930s, 70(1):13 (Fall 2008)

Sulphur bath

location-1820s, 27(3):2 map on facing page (Jul 1965); 33(3):20 map (Jul 1971)

Sulphur springs

above Niagara Falls-1820s, 62(4):3 (Fall 2000)
health benefits, 12(2&3):23 (Apr 1950)
at San Souci, NY-1820s, 62(4):25 (Fall 2000)
visitors, 42(4):15 (Oct 1980)

Sulzer, Governor William

congressional candidacy-1910s, 14(2):21 (Apr 1952)

Summer

band concerts. See Band concerts
infants and

care pamphlet, 45(1&2):8 (Jan & Apr 1983)
mortality during. See Infant mortality
summer hospital, 9(2&3):22 (Apr 1947)

logging operations, 30(2):10 (Apr 1968)
sewer stagnation, 45(1&2):4 (Jan & Apr 1983)
"summer complaint," 45(1&2):3, 6, 9 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Summer camps. See Camps
"Summer complaint," 45(1&2):3, 6, 9 (Jan & Apr 1983); 61(3&4):13 (Sum & Fall 1999)See also Cholera epidemics
Summer Hospital for Infants

founding-1880s, 9(2&3):22 (Apr 1947)

Summernight Festival of the Maennerchor

at Bartholomay's Park-1860s, 8(3):12 (Jul 1946); 75(1):15 (Spring 2013)

Summer school

Italian language, 22(4):22 (Oct 1960)

Summers, J. W.

as playwright, 16(3):10 (Jul 1954)

Summerville, NY

annexation of, 37(1):18 (Jan 1975)
construction, 8(3):13 (Jul 1946)
as lakeside resort, 16(4):14 (Oct 1954)

rail service to/from-1800s, 8(3):23 (Jul 1946); 19(3):8 (Jul 1957); 75(1):22 (Spring 2013)

location, 8(3):22 (Jul 1946)
yacht club nearby, 8(3):19 (Jul 1946)

Summit Place (Utica, NY), 39(3):12 (Jul 1977)
Summits baseball club (Bouckville, NY)

competitions-1800s, 63(1):17 (Win 2001)

Sumner Base Ball Club

competitions-1800s, 63(2):9 (Spr 2001)

Sumter County, GA

prison camp. See Andersonville Prison

Sumter, Fort. See Fort Sumter
Sun (folk group)

founders and leadership, 60(3):12 (Sum 1998)

Sunday

blue laws. See Sabbath laws
musicales. See Sunday Musicales
as Sabbath. See Sabbath

Sunday Evening Hour

meeting site, 25(3):14 (Jul 1963)

Sunday Mercury (national newspaper)

on baseball-1850s, 52(3):18 (Sum 1990)

Sunday Musicales

at George Eastman House, 23(3):20 (Jul 1961); 52(1):9, 17 photo caption (Win 1990); 58(4):11 (Fall 1996)

coordinator, 58(4):17 (Fall 1996)

Sunday School movement (NYS)

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

Sunday Schools. See Churches — Sunday Schools; Sabbath Schools
Sunken Road at Battle of Antietam-Civil War

108th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry at, 65(2):5-7, 21 illus (Spr 2003); 66(3):21 (Sum 2004)

Sunrise/sunset

in Catskills, traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):9 (Sum 2000)
on Erie Canal-1820s, 62(3):17 (Sum 2000)

The Sunshine League for Retarded Children

formation and function, 55(2):29 (Spr 1993)

Sun Theater, 57(2):8 (Spr 1995)
SUNY. See State University of New York
Superba Cravats, Inc., 20(2):6 (Apr 1958)
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, 1(1):9 (Jan 1939)
Superintendent of Schools. See City schools; Schools; specific school
Superior (packet boat)

builder, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 72(1):12 (Spr 2010)
description, 11(3&4):10 (Jul 1949); 49(4):12 (Oct 1987); 72(1):12 (Spr 2010)

Superior (schooner)

Niagara Falls attempt, 53(3):6-8 (Sum 1991)

Superior (whaling ship), 58(2):9 (Spr 1996)
Super, Paul

speeches, quoted-WWII, 57(2):11 (Spr 1995)

"Super-Sarenic" architecture

Ontario Beach Park, 75(1):17-18, 17 photos (Spring 2013)

Superstitions

"of our ancestors," 36(3):17 (Jul 1974)

Supervisor of Kindergartens

parent meetings-1890s, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957)

Supervisors

county board. See Monroe County — Board of Supervisors
of kindergartens, parent meetings-1890s, 19(2):7 (Apr 1957)
of Romulus, NY, election-1850s, 42(2):17 (Apr 1980)

Supper. See Diet/meals
Supportive Apartment Program (of EAGR), 55(2):34 (Spr 1993)
Supreme Court

NYS

clothing workers strike and-1910s, 39(4):17 (Oct 1977)
local sessions, 33(2):12 (Apr 1971)

U.S. See U.S. Supreme Court

Surgeon General, U.S. See U.S. Surgeon General
Surgeons

Civil War

Chapman, Surgeon Dr. James, 66(3):8 (Sum 2004)
Donnelly, Edward, as POW and, 73(2):8 (Fall 2011)

dental, 59(3):4 illus (Sum 1997)
Durand, Henry S., 61(2):4 (Spr 1999)
Lee, John Mallory. See Lee, Dr. John Mallory
Moore, Edward Mott, 21(3):15 (Jul 1959)
World War I

contract, women, 51(3):19-20, 29-30n.24 (Sum 1989)
Gorgas, William, 51(3):15, 16-17 (Sum 1989)

Surgery

of 1800s, 32(4):3 (Oct 1970)
child's death following, 60(2):18-19 (Spr 1998)
Civil War era, 63(4):23 (Fall 2001); 65(2):9 (Spr 2003)
at Lee Private Hospital, 70(1):5, 7, 8, 9 (Fall 2008)

The Survey

on New Citizens' Banquets, 9(4):5 (Oct 1947)

Survey of Character Building Agencies in Rochester by Arthur L. Swift, 20(4):17 (Oct 1958)
Survey of Recreational Facilities in Rochester by Charles B. Raitt, 11(1):19 (Jan 1949)
A Survey of the Family Agencies and Related Services by Gordon Hamilton, 20(4):17 (Oct 1958)
Surveyor General of New York

trade route plans, 37(3):3-4 (Jul 1975)

Surveyors

Bond, Edward A., 72(1):14, 26n.18 (Spr 2010)
Brooks, Micha, 47(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Ellicott, Joseph, 47(1&2):15 (Jan & Apr 1985)
Evershed, Thomas, 39(1&2):5 (Jan & Apr 1977)
Geddes, James, 72(1):3 (Spr 2010)
Genesee Country, early 1800s, 45(3&4):8 (Jul & Oct 1983)
McLafferty, Henry III. See McLafferty, Henry III
municipal, appointment of, 18(3):10 (Jul 1956)
pioneer era, 45(3&4):8, 9, 10 (Jul & Oct 1983)

Surveys

physical

canal route, 29(3):8 (Jun 1967); 56(4):5 (Fall 1994); 72(1):3, 14 (Spr 2010)
One Hundred Acre Tract. See One Hundred Acre Tract
stream and lake terrain-early 1800s, 49(4):23 (Oct 1987)

social/research. See Research/surveys

Susan B. Anthony and John Brown by Alma Lutz, 15(3):1-16 (Jul 1953)
Susan B. Anthony by Blake McKelvey, 7(2):1-24 (Apr 1945)
Susan B. Anthony Club

formation and membership, 21(4):18 (Oct 1959)

Susan B. Anthony House

interior, 57(4):19-23 (Fall 1995)
location, 12(2&3):12 map (Apr 1950); 18(4):9 (Oct 1956)
as national landmark, 18(4):1, 19 (Oct 1956); 57(4):18 (Fall 1995)
neighborhood, 57(4):18-19 (Fall 1995)
photographs of, 57(4):1, 20 (Fall 1995)
purchase by Rochester Federation of Women's Clubs, 57(4):18 (Fall 1995)
as residence, 12(2&3):16 (Apr 1950); 18(4):9, 19 (Oct 1956); 57(4):3, 4, 5, 12 photo, 19-23 (Fall 1995)
restoration, 57(4):25 (Fall 1995)

Susan B. Anthony Memorial Building, 17(4):21-22 (Oct 1955)
Susan B. Anthony Memorial, Inc.

Anthony home and, 26(2):11 (Apr 1964)
formation-1940s, 10(2&3):22 (Jul 1948); 18(4):19 (Oct 1956)

Susan B. Anthony's Hometown Trials (play) by Blake McKelvey, 44(3):1-24 (Jul 1982)
Susan B. Anthony Square (park), 57(4):18 (Fall 1995)

original purpose-1800s, 75(2):2 (Fall 2013)

Susan B. Anthony - The Woman Who Changed the Mind of a Nation by Mrs. Rheta S. Dorr, 10(4):7 (Oct 1948)
Suskind, Harry

political affiliation, quoted on, 39(4):21 (Oct 1977)

Suspension bridge. See Bridges; Carthage Bridge(s); Genesee Suspension Bridge
Susquehannah Trail, 41(1&2):2, 4, 5, 8 (Jan & Apr 1979)
Susquehanna River, 24(3):3, 5 (Jul 1962)

fish, stocking of, 6(3):18 (Jul 1944)
road construction and, 4(3):2 (Jul 1942)
settlement on, 3(4):3 (Oct 1941)
settlers on, 21(1):4 (Jan 1959)
source, 58(3):13 (Sum 1996)
as transportation/trade route-pioneer era, 11(2):2 (Apr 1949); 30(2):8 (Apr 1968); 47(1&2):10, 19 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Susquehanna Road, 24(1):6 (Jan 1962)
Susquehanna Valley, 24(1):7 (Jan 1962)

American Revolution and, 13(3):22 (Jul 1951)

Suter, Reverend John W.

Crapsey heresy trial and-early 1900s, 42(1):17 (Jan 1980)

Sutherland, Alexander

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

Sutherland, Judge Arthur C.

Bradstreet, Nehemiah and, 41(1&2):45 (Jan & Apr 1979)
school for deaf-1930s, 64(1):18 (Win 2002)

Sutherland, Arthur E.

as attorney, labor litigation-1910s, 22(3):23-24 (Jul 1960)

Sutherland, William A.

corporation council, 31(1):5, 6 (Jan 1969)

Sutherland, William Cary

as musician, 42(3):8 (Jul 1980)

Sutter, Dr. (no given name)

overseas hospital and-WWI, 51(3):17, 29n.13 (Sum 1989)

Sutter's Fort, CA

Evershed (Thomas) description-1840s, 39(1&2):41-42 (Jan & Apr 1977)
gold, discovery-1840s, 39(1&2):1 (Jan & Apr 1977)

Sutton, Alice T.

Private Libraries in Rochester authored by, 7(3):1-8 (Jul 1945)
as research assistant, 51(1):15 (Win 1989)

Sutton, Ezra

as baseball player-1800s, 63(1):5, 6 photo, 10 (Win 2001); 63(2):4 illus (Spr 2001)

Sutton, John

acknowledgment, 59(4):20 (Fall 1997)

Sutton, Johnnie Mae

Mathis, Alice and-1990s, 54(1):26, 28n.17 (Win 1992)

Swain, George F.

as civil engineering professor, 36(2):3 (Apr 1974)
subway justifications, 36(2):3-4 (Apr 1974)

Swales, William

ship of, 58(2):23n.29 (Spr 1996)

The Swallow (schooner), 45(3&4):13 (Jul & Oct 1983)
Swamp conditions-pioneer era, 47(3&4):10, 11 (Jul & Oct 1985)
Swan

on Lake Ontario, 61(2):10 photo (Spr 1999)

Swan boats

photograph, 50(2):19 (Apr 1988)
rides, 11(1):14 (Jan 1949)

Swan, Dorothy M.

Women's Volunteer Motor Service, role in, 55(2):9 (Spr 1993)

Swan Drug Store. See L. B. Swan Drug Store
Swan, Dr. John M.

overseas hospital, role in-WWI, 5(4):19 (Oct 1943); 51(3):16-18, 29n.16-17 (Sum 1989)

Swan, Major L. B.

as parade marshal, 33(2):13 (Apr 1971)

Swan Street

Eastman institutions and, 49(1):4, 7, 8 (Jan 1987); 58(4):16, 19, 20 (Fall 1996)See also Eastman School of Music; Eastman Theatre
photograph-early 1900s, 49(1):21 (Jan 1987)
residents/businesses on-early 1900s, 49(1):21-22 (Jan 1987)

Swanton (schooner)

owner, Francis Charton, 30(2):15 (Apr 1968)

Swanton, Carolyn

Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey: Religious Reformer authored by, 42(1):1-24 (Jan 1980)

Swan, Vilas

Central Planning Committee and-1930s, 20(4):17 (Oct 1958)
charitable/social agencies, roles in, 23(2):2 (Apr 1961)

Advisory Case Council, 23(2):11 (Apr 1961)
as Council on Social Agencies spokesman, 27(4):13 (Oct 1965)
Family Service of Rochester, Inc., 23(2):20 (Apr 1961)
Family Welfare Society-1930, 23(2):11, 13, 14 (Apr 1961)
Rochester Family Society, Inc., 23(2):15 (Apr 1961)
Social Welfare League-1930, 23(2):11, 13 (Apr 1961)

as public attorney, 20(4):26 (Oct 1958)
as spokesman, on housing issues, 27(4):13 (Oct 1965)

Swart, Elmer E.

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

Swarthmore College

honorary degree, local recipient, 61(1):18 (Win 1999)

Swarthout, Coe (of Romulus, NY)

lawsuit against, 42(2):13 (Apr 1980)
travels of-1850s, 42(2):12 (Apr 1980)

Swarthout, Mrs. Coe (of Romulus, NY), 42(2):12 (Apr 1980)
Swarthout, George (of Romulus, NY)

court case-1850s, 42(2):5 (Apr 1980)
prayer meeting, 42(2):12 (Apr 1980)

Swarthout, Nancy (of Romulus, NY)

lawsuit-1850s, 42(2):13 (Apr 1980)

Swart, Dr. Robert

Rennes-Rochester sister city program and, 43(4):3, 6 (Oct 1981)

Swartz, Robert

printing of DeForest (A.S.) negatives-1970s, 51(2):21 (Spr 1989)

Sweating

government publication on-1890s, 22(3):31 (Jul 1960)
as Water-Cure therapy. See Water cures

Sweatshops. See Clothing/textile industry — factories/mills
Sweden

International Polar Year and, 59(1):3 (Win 1997)

Swedenborg, Emanuel (1688-1772)

as scientist and Spiritualist, 71(2):7 with photo (Fall 2009)

Swedish Emanuel Church

location, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)

Swedish immigrants

of Near Northeast District, 29(2):8 (Apr 1967)

Swedish Nightingale. See Lind, Jenny
Sweeney, J. T.

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

A Sweep of Dusk by William Kehoe, 10(4):4 (Oct 1948)
Sweet, Emma B.

as secretary

for Social Topics Class, quoted, 17(4):7 (Oct 1955)
for Susan B. Anthony, 7(2):20 (Apr 1945)

with Susan B. Anthony, 57(4):19 photo (Fall 1995)
woman's rights movement, role in, 10(2&3):18, 20, 21 (Jul 1948)

Sweet, George

circus performance-1840s, 49(3):19 (Jul 1987)

Sweet Lavender

drama, comparison to "Sherlock Holmes," 3(3):24 (Jul 1941)

SWEM. See Southwest Ecumenical Mission
Swift, Arthur L.

Survey of Character Building Agencies in Rochester authored by, 20(4):17 (Oct 1958)

Swift Comet

discovery, 9(1):8 (Jan 1947)

Swift, Edward

comet discovery, 9(1):19 (Jan 1947)

Swift, Emma B.

as librarian, 6(2):22 (Apr 1944); 23(4):24 (Oct 1961)

Swift, Frank

skating rink of, cycling on, 69(2):4 (Spr 2008)

Swift, John

as pioneer-1790s, 47(1&2):13 (Jan & Apr 1985)

Swift, Lewis B.

at Taylor Instrument Company, quoted on production-WWII, 66(1):29-30 (Win 2004)

Swift, Lewis, Jr. (1820-1913)

arrival, in Rochester, 9(1):6-7 (Jan 1947)
as astronomer, 8(4):14-15 (Oct 1946); 9(1):5-20 (Jan 1947); 11(2):16 (Apr 1949); 23(3):14 (Jul 1961); 63(1):19 photo (Win 2001)

cartographer of stars, 9(1):14-15 (Jan 1947)
"Celestial Fireworks" article, 9(1):13 (Jan 1947)
education, 21(1):16 (Jan 1959)
observatory facilities, 28(2&3):14 (Apr & Jul 1966)
professional appointments/honors, 9(1):10, 19 (Jan 1947); 9(1):10 (Jan 1947)
retirement, 9(1):19 (Jan 1947)
telescope location, 8(4):15 (Oct 1946)
at Warner Observatory, 9(1):13-17 (Jan 1947)

atop Duffy Cider Mill, 63(1):19 photo (Win 2001)
biographical sketch/details, 9(1):1-20 (Jan 1947); 9(1):1-20 with illus (Jan 1947); 21(3):23 (Jul 1959); 24(3):21-22 (Jul 1962)

birth and childhood, 9(1):2-4 (Jan 1947)
death, 9(1):20 (Jan 1947)
education, 9(1):4 (Jan 1947)
family background, 9(1):2-6 (Jan 1947)
marriages, 9(1):4, 6 (Jan 1947)
nicknames, 9(1):2, 18 (Jan 1947)
offspring, 9(1):5, 6 (Jan 1947)
physical disability, 9(1):3-4 (Jan 1947)

biography, 10(4):13 (Oct 1948)
business enterprises/occupations, 8(4):14 (Oct 1946); 9(1):4-5 (Jan 1947)
on curve balls, 8(3):18 (Jul 1946); 9(1):10 (Jan 1947); 52(3):15 (Sum 1990); 63(1):19 photo caption (Win 2001); 64(4):20 (Fall 2002)
departure, 9(1):17 (Jan 1947); 15(1):14 (Jan 1953); 27(3):7 (Jul 1965); 28(2&3):20-21 (Apr & Jul 1966)
lectures, 9(1):4, 7, 8, 9, 15 (Jan 1947)
travels, 9(1):19 (Jan 1947)

Swift, Lewis, Sr., 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)

death, 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)
migration to Genesee County, 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)
spouse, 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)

Swift, Mrs. Lucretia (née Hunt)

death, 9(1):6 (Jan 1947)
marriage, 9(1):4 (Jan 1947)

Swift, McRea

as professor, 3(2):17 (Apr 1941)

Swift, Rowland

lineage, 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)
military service-Revolutionary War, 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)

Swift telescope

description, 9(1):13 (Jan 1947)

Swift, William

as immigrant, lineage, 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)

Swift, Zephaniah

professional accomplishments and lineage, 9(1):3 (Jan 1947)

Swimming

apparel. See Swimsuits
Fairbank, Nathaniel K. journal entry on-1850s, 40(3):16 (Jul 1978)
instructor, first in public schools, 29(2):9 (Apr 1967)
meets, playground, 11(1):19 (Jan 1949)
popularity, 11(2):14 (Apr 1949); 18(2):16 (Apr 1956)

Swimming pools

Natatorium. See Natatorium
park facilities, 11(1):7, 14 (Jan 1949); 75(2):17 (Fall 2013)
public school, 29(2):9 (Apr 1967)

Swimsuits

1800s, 18(2):4 (Apr 1956)
1900s, 27(3):9 (Jul 1965)
worn in public, 28(4):5 (Oct 1966)

Swinburne, Algernon Charles, 10(1):14 (Jan 1948)
Swinburne, Thomas T.

By the Genesee authored by, 12(1):22 (Jan 1950)

Swing bridge

location-1860/70s, 41(1&2):4-45 (Jan & Apr 1979)

Swing, David

philosophy, 40(4):8 (Oct 1978)

Swinney, H. J.

acknowledgment, 59(4):21 (Fall 1997)

Swiss Bell Ringers, 29(1):2 (Jan 1967)
Swiss community

WWI and, 5(4):3 (Oct 1943)

Swiss immigrants

comparative numbers, 25(3):6 (Jul 1963)
labor strike and-1910s, 39(4):17 (Oct 1977)

Switches

crossbar, manufacture, 43(2&3):23 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Switching Case (NY Central Railroad vs. State Street Merchants), 24(4):22 (Oct 1962)
Switzer, Ann

death, 45(1&2):20 (Jan & Apr 1983)

Switzerland

description/commentary on, 14(1):4, 6, 9, 10, 14, 15, 17 (Jan 1952)

Swope, Gerard

as businessman, 61(1):19 (Win 1999)

at General Electric, 61(1):4 (Win 1999)
Social Security Act of 1935 and, 61(1):16 (Win 1999)

Sybron

growth, 38(1):21 (Jan 1976)
Ritter Division, Rennes-Rochester sister city program and-1970s, 43(4):6 (Oct 1981)

Sykes Building

photograph, 55(3):1 (Sum 1993)

Sykut's candy store, 57(2):4 (Spr 1995)
Sylvan Stream (steamer)

company operating, 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)
trips, Glen House to Charlotte, 16(4):13 (Oct 1954)

Sylvanus A. Ellis School. See also School No. 26

hearing tests, 19(2):19 (Apr 1957)
instructional equipment, 19(2):19 (Apr 1957)
principal, Samuel P. Moulthrop-1900s, 19(2):15, 18, 19 (Apr 1957)
School No. 26 as, 19(2):15 (Apr 1957)

Sylvie Club (boating club)

formation, 8(3):6 (Jul 1946)

Sylvis, W. H.

as union president, 25(1):4 (Jan 1963)

Symington Company. See T. H. Symington Company
Symington Gould Company

defense contracts, WWII, 51(4):21 (Fall 1989); 66(1):7, 21, 22-23 (Win 2004)
facilities, neighborhood reaction-WWII, 66(1):12 (Win 2004)
location, 66(1):7 (Win 2004)

Symphony Orchestra

formation and demise-1880s, 42(3):4 (Jul 1980)

Symphony Orchestra of New York

member, 58(4):4 (Fall 1996)

Synagogues

architecture, 26(2):15 (Apr 1964)
Beth Israel, 20(1):20 (Jan 1958)
bomb damage-1970s, 48(3&4):20 (Jul & Oct 1986)
B'rith Kodesh. See Temple B'rith Kodesh
developments in-late 1800s, 3(3):16 (Jul 1941)
Federation of Churches and, 14(4):7 (Oct 1952)
immigrants and, 23(3):17 (Jul 1961)
Landsberg, Rabbi Max and. See Landsberg, Rabbi Max
Mt. Hope Cemetery and, 50(4):19 (Oct 1988)
of Near Northeast District, 29(2):2, 6, 7, 8, 10, 16 (Apr 1967); 64(3):10-11 (Sum 2002)

orthodox, 29(2):6, 7 (Apr 1967)

separation of church and state and, 36(3):6 (Jul 1974)
and traditions, 64(3):10-12 (Sum 2002)

Syracuse City Waterworks Company

condemnation and takeover, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)
political controversy over, 39(3):16-17 (Jul 1977)
as water supplier, 39(3):16-18 (Jul 1977)

Syracuse (NY) municipal water supply

Board of Water Commissioners oversees

appointment, 39(3):17 (Jul 1977)
private water company, acquisition, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)
Skaneateles Lake system, construction, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)

compared with Rochester, Syracuse, and Utica, 39(3):2-4, 21-22 (Jul 1977)
contamination

of Onondaga Creek, 39(3):16, 17 (Jul 1977)
of Skaneateles Lake, 39(3):17 (Jul 1977)

costs, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)
election regarding, 39(3):17 (Jul 1977)
fire-fighting and, 39(3):16, 18 (Jul 1977)
historical sketch, 39(3):3, 14-19 (Jul 1977)
investigation of, 39(3):17 (Jul 1977)
mains, composition, 39(3):18 (Jul 1977)
political controversy over, 39(3):16-18 (Jul 1977)
quality, 39(3):16, 17, 19 (Jul 1977)
rates

legislation governing, 39(3):15-16 (Jul 1977)
versus other municipalities-1930, 39(3):13 (Jul 1977)

reservoirs, 39(3):16, 18 (Jul 1977)
sources, 39(3):15, 16 (Jul 1977)

Syracuse Nationals (basketball team), 58(1):12, 18 (Win 1996)
Syracuse, NY

abolitionist newspaper, 67(3):18 (Sum 2005)
anti-slavery opposition, 37(4):7 (Oct 1975)
Cardiff giant, discovery, 8(3):14 (Jul 1946)
colored church, formation, 37(4):7 (Oct 1975)
commerce/industry, 43(2&3):25, 26 (Apr & Jul 1981)

Magnus Hotel-1820s, 62(3):17 (Sum 2000)
shoe manufacture/trade, 15(2):4 (Apr 1953); 51(4):16 (Fall 1989)
wholesale market-1920s, 19(3):22 (Jul 1957)

Erie Canal in

construction, 37(3):10 (Jul 1975)
illustration-1840, 62(3):14 (Sum 2000)

Federal Building, 40(2):17 (Apr 1978)
fire-fighting, 39(3):16, 18 (Jul 1977)

mutual-aid-early 1900s, 38(2&3):10-11, 21 (Apr & Jul 1976)

fugitive slave arrest and escape, 72(2):20n.47 (Fall 2010)
growth and development

city status, attainment, 39(3):15 (Jul 1977)
Erie Canal and, 39(3):14-15 (Jul 1977)
population trends-1800s, 39(3):15 (Jul 1977)

library, Carnegie philanthropy, 23(4):2 (Oct 1961)
municipal water supply. See Syracuse (NY) municipal water supply
Museum of Fine Arts, opening, 17(2):17 (Apr 1955)
O'Reilly, Henry and, 6(2):5 (Apr 1944)
residents

James, Reverend Thomas, 72(2):8 (Fall 2010)
May, Reverend Samuel J., 23(1):4 (Jan 1961)

school vote, women and-1880s, 10(2&3):14 (Jul 1948)
seminary extension courses in, 52(4):22 (Fall 1990)
snow removal costs, 27(1):19 (Jan 1965)
Split Rock quarry, as aqueduct limestone source, 37(3):10 (Jul 1975)
sports teams/events

baseball, 8(3):10, 11 (Jul 1946); 62(2):19, 23 (Spr 2000); 63(1):5, 8 (Win 2001); 63(2):5, 8 illus, 9, 12, 14-15, 20 (Spr 2001); 64(4):3, 15, 16, 19 with photo (Fall 2002)
cricket team, 8(3):4 (Jul 1946)

temperance meeting-1850s, 10(2&3):9 (Jul 1948)
transportation to/from

rail service, 3(4):12 (Oct 1941); 6(4):5 (Oct 1944); 30(4):6, 7 (Oct 1968)
trolley service, 36(2):7 (Apr 1974)

traveler's account of-1820s, 62(3):17 (Sum 2000)
Underground Railroad and, 67(4):9 (Fall 2005); 72(2):18n.6 (Fall 2010)

Loguen, Reverend Jermain W. and, 72(2):14 (Fall 2010)

as village

charter, 39(3):15 (Jul 1977)
water franchise, 39(3):14, 15-16 (Jul 1977)

water supply. See Syracuse (NY) municipal water supply
waterworks company, 39(3):16-18 (Jul 1977)
weather, 15(1):3 (Jan 1953); 15(1):19 (Jan 1953)

blizzard-1925, 27(1):15 (Jan 1965)
precipitation records rivalry, 27(1):1 (Jan 1965)

woman's rights convention, 15(3):3 (Jul 1953)

Syracuse University (Syracuse, NY)

faculty/staff member, Raymond Wilson, 58(4):26 (Fall 1996)
football competition, with Rochester, 8(3):22 (Jul 1946)
honorary degree, local recipient, 61(1):18 (Win 1999)
students

Bernstein, Philip S., 74(2):4 (Fall 2012)
transfer to Eastman School of Music, 58(4):27 (Fall 1996)

Syrian Protestant College

Blyden, Edward W. at-1800s, 67(1):3 (Win 2005)

Syrocki Art Studio. See F.G. Syrocki Art Studio
Systematic playing, 75(2):11 (Fall 2013)
Szadzinski, Father Teofil

centennial celebration portrayal of, 57(2):19 photo (Spr 1995)
parish, 57(1):6 (Win 1995)

schism in, 57(1):10-11 (Win 1995)

parishioners

1890 tally, 57(1):7 (Win 1995)
1900 tally, 57(1):10 (Win 1995)
challenge and expulsion of, 57(1):10 (Win 1995)

with Society of St. Casimir, 57(1):2 photo (Win 1995)

Szupa, Stanislaus

as pastor, Parish of St. Theresa and, 57(2):6 (Spr 1995)