T–Index

T. A. Shaw and Company, Chicago, 50:155
T. B. Sheldon and Company, papers, 23:40, 24:61
T. B. Walker Foundation, 53:181
T. C. Caniff and Son, 54:270
T. G. Hawkes and Company, Corning (NY), glass manufacturers, 55:105

punch bowl depicted, 55:104, 55:105

T. H. Camp, steamboat, 34:247
T. M. Roberts Supply Company, Minneapolis, 36:205
Taaffe, Agnes, author, 27:47
Taaffe, Florence, author, 12:447, 12:452
Taaffe, G. O'Hara, author, 9:180
Tabeau, Jean Baptiste Henri, trader, 21:136n

testimony, 21:136

Tabeau, Pierre Antoine (Fr.), missionary, 11:306, 21:136n, 21:399, 39:303, 39:305

letters, 12:82, 24:42

Taber, Gladys, author and columnist, 64:40
Taber, Irving, Quaker minister, 18:261n
Taber, Louis, speaker, 16:487, 20:86
Taberner, Francisco, musician, depicted, 57:229
Tabor, Edward O., author, 27:255
Tabor, Polk County

Bohemian settlement, 17:128
name, 13:199

Tache, Alexandre A. (Archbishop), 1:195, 13:209, 19:412, 21:252, 21:432
Tackle box, depicted, 56:261 (facing)
Tacoma (WA)

land speculation, 24:124
Norwegians, 55:369
railroad, 41:180

Taconite. See also Iron and iron mining; Mesabi Range

companies, 33:283, 34:216, 34:269, 35:245, 36:282, 37:41
development, 33:355, 34:269–34:283, 34:314, 35:294, 36:35, 44:179, 64:223
discovery, 43:156
economic aspect, 39:144
Hibbing economy and, 55:314
history, 39:163, 65:111
lawsuit, 47:205, 57:440, 59:292–306
mill depicted, 44:180
mines, 33:282
name, 33:283, 34:270n
processing, 29:172, 30:155, 36:103
transportation, 56:250
waste discharge, 52:240

Tadoussac, Quebec

history, 23:385
trade center, 40:157

Taeuber, Irene B., author, 13:211, 13:442, 14:103

"Weekly Newspapers," 14:411–415

Taft, Charles Phelps, publisher, 52:289
Taft, Robert

art historian, 54:72
author, 21:95, 27:159, 27:254, 27:354, 28:79, 29:266, 29:350, 29:376, 31:253, 33:90, 33:134n, 33:264
reviews by, 29:335–337, 33:133

Taft, Robert A., politician, 55:150, 55:155, 55:158, 55:159, 55:162, 55:163, 55:165

isolationist, 40:410

Taft, St. Louis County, railroad station, 34:184
Taft, William Howard, U.S. president, 5:342, 5:343, 6:195, 6:285, 18:122, 18:303, 22:78–22:80, 30:54, 40:317, 40:318, 40:320, 40:321, 40:326, 45:74, 49:66, 51:158, 52:121, 52:187, 54:262, 60:144

characterized, 27:133, 29:156
justice, 47:252
letters, 4:273, 18:316
in Minnesota, 48:57
presidential medal, 25:79
speaker, 21:401

Taft-Ellender-Wagner bill, 56:57
Taft-Hartley Labor Management Relations Act (1947), 52:30, 55:163, 57:431, 58:126
Ta-gosh, Chippewa Indian, 5:383
Tailgating, presporting event, 46:167–168
Tailor, Moses, barber, 55:61
Tailors union, Duluth, 52:214
Tainter, Andrew, lumberman, 40:102, 40:103
Tainter, Louis, house, 40:103
Tainter, Mabel, memorial, 40:97 (cover), 40:101–40:103, 40:108n, 40:412
Taintor Brothers and Merrill (NY), map publishers, 18:446
Tait, Mrs. Robert, reminiscences, 5:494
Tait, W. R., 10:208
Tajiri, Tom (Cpl.), author, 27:261
Takaki, Ronald, historian, 57:169, 57:177
Takamaniouen River. See Rainy River
Take Back the Night, protest marches, 48:233
Takela, A., labor leader, 40:344
Talbert, Fred E., police officer, 44:257, 44:258
Talbot, Francis, 3:303, 16:162
Talbot, George, work reviewed, 46:35
Talbot, Joseph C. (Bishop), 50:259
Talbot, Loretta T., 14:233
Talbot, Ross B., 53:126
Talbot, William Henry Fox, photographer, 61:88
Talbott, C. C., Alliance organizer, 28:42, 28:44
Talcot Lake, Cottonwood County, trading post, 11:381
Talcott, Amelia, pioneer teacher, 23:111
Talcott, Andrew (Capt.)

at Fort Snelling, 23:339, 23:340
surveyor, 24:368, 30:392

Talcott, Orlando, 10:78, 21:108
Taliaferro, Elizabeth (Eliza) Dillon (Mrs. Lawrence), frontier wife, 8:300, 46:127, 52:147–152, 59:189

biographical sketch, 39:267
depicted, 28:89, 52:129 (cover), 52:146, 52:151, 58:192 (facing)
piano owner, 39:314
portrait discussed, 52:147, 52:151–153

Taliaferro, Lawrence (Maj.), 2:279, 2:493n, 2:538n, 2:539n, 3:82, 3:526, 4:22, 4:467, 5:223, 5:303, 5:358, 5:410n, 5:434, 7:274, 8:38n, 8:41, 8:42, 8:43, 8:45, 8:46, 8:48, 8:50, 8:51, 8:180, 8:300, 8:303, 8:354, 9:299, 10:262, 10:265, 11:373, 11:375, 23:85, 63:67

assistance to Leavenworth, 62:52
assistance to Ortley family, 60:225
author, 6:202
autobiography, 5:41, 5:42
career, 17:225, 35:23, 35:197, 40:261
characterized, 21:163
depicted, 28:89, 59:189
family, 59:189–191, 59:194
in fiction, 30:247
Indian agent, 5:60, 5:278–5:280, 6:43, 6:172n, 6:183, 10:329, 10:442, 11:372, 11:381, 13:222, 15:274, 15:275, 16:96, 16:135, 16:454, 18:404, 19:354, 20:121, 20:262, 21:24, 22:287, 23:339, 24:3, 24:18n, 24:19n, 24:21n, 24:23n, 40:79, 40:138, 40:139, 40:186n, 42:295, 44:164, 46:127, 46:301, 47:71, 48:25, 48:26, 49:206, 51:197, 52:147–151, 52:223, 52:224, 54:106, 58:192 (facing), 60:227, 63:61
journals, 3:93, 3:369, 12:218, 12:232, 12:239, 13:230, 16:373, 18:154, 20:264, 23:7, 24:11, 24:12, 28:16n, 30:103, 31:197n, 40:146, 59:184, 59:196n, 60:232n
at Lake Harriet, 59:186
land claim, 12:317, 16:215, 34:355
letters, 1:374, 3:85, 5:61, 59:189, 59:190, 59:191, 59:195n, 59:196n
letters and correspondence, 63:144–155
map maker, 21:83, 27:142, 35:22–35:29, 35:197
marriages, 59:189
Marryat and, 6:181n
monument, 10:456
papers, 15:462, 16:73, 20:77, 21:93, 25:182, 26:362, 35:204, 40:96, 42:160, 44:38, 46:133
Pike Island and, 62:56
politician, 19:460
portrait depicted/discussed, 42:295–300, 62:56
quoted, 16:138, 18:163, 28:18n, 62:55
sketch, 6:68
slave holder, 5:40–42, 25:272, 29:351, 33:138
source material, 12:190, 14:99, 14:330, 25:272
support and protection of Indians, 59:189, 59:196n
treaty conveying land for Fort Snelling (Fort St. Anthony), 62:49–50, 62:52
on the Virginia, 9:352

Taliaferro, Mary, Anglo-Dakota woman, 52:150, 59:184–186, 59:189, 59:190, 59:191, 59:192, 59:194, 59:196n, 63:145
Taliesin fellowship, architectural community, Arizona and Wisconsin, 65:69
Talks and Thoughts, school publication, 51:87, 51:96, 51:97
Tall, B. W., aircraft designer, 48:49
Tallakson, S. L., sketch, 6:388
Tallamy, B. D., author, 21:423
Tallent, Annie D., 51:321
Tallmadge, Alfred S., merchant, 49:322
Tallmadge, Thomas E., architect, 40:106
Tallman, D. N., reminiscences, 21:451
Tallyho caravans, Duluth, 54:149, 54:159
Talmage, DeWitt, preacher, 58:97
Talman, Byron (Capt.), 11:185
Talman, James J., author, 24:330, 32:126
Talman, John (Benjamin Backnumber, pseud.), 7:48, 7:286

author, 3:238, 3:318, 3:381, 3:429, 3:471, 3:540, 4:91, 4:92, 4:200, 4:271, 4:303, 4:477, 5:82, 5:162, 5:318, 5:397, 5:473, 5:526, 6:68, 6:290, 7:177, 10:222, 11:447, 13:198, 16:122, 17:92
librarian, 13:116, 53:118
poet, 26:301
"The Preservation of Newspapers," 2:172–177
review by, 2:274
sketch, 7:176
"The Study of Pioneer Life," 11:185–187

Talman family, genealogy, 13:198
Talmoon, Itasca County, name, 20:359
Talmud Torah, Minneapolis, 43:217, 61:104
Talmud Torah, St. Paul, 50:132
Talon, Jean B., intendant of New France, 18:388, 19:274, 23:254, 25:265
Tamaha, Sioux leader, 3:303, 6:293, 8:437, 25:269
Tamarack, Aitkin County, settlers, 56:464
Tamarack, Mrs. ----, 52:271, 52:272
Tamarack House, Stillwater, hotel, 11:225, 24:196, 24:197
Tamarack River, Beltrami and Koochiching counties, log drives, 29:146
Tamarac Wilderness, 61:115
Tamaroa Indians, 30:249
Tammaro, Don, editor, 55:184
Tammaro, Thom, work reviewed, 53:338, 61:38
Tampa Bay Rowdies, soccer team, 63:112
Tanaka, Kusutano, 64:143
Tanaka, Tatsuo, depicted, 45:283
Tanbara, Ruth, papers, 54:320
Tanberg, Christian, homestead, 11:226
Tancig, A., author, 33:355
Tandy, Sara E., author, 23:402
Tanenbaum, Myron, photographer, 65:26
Taney, Roger B., justice, 23:262, 25:360, 28:310, 39:39, 56:70

biographies, 17:76–78, 20:418–420

Tangen, Leland R., house, 38:350
Tangletown, Minneapolis. See Washburn Park, Minneapolis
Tanguay, Cyprien, genealogist, 46:291
Tanick, Marshall H.

"Freedom of the Press," 50:283–286
"Minnesota and the Bill of Rights," 52:323–326

Tankamane (Big Walker), Sioux leader, 2:502–2:505, 2:531
Tanner, ----, 5:264
Tanner, A. F., publisher, 25:327
Tanner, Bob, football player, 54:174
Tanner, Edward, mixed-blood, 63:94
Tanner, G. W., author, 22:443
Tanner, George C. (Rev.), 2:466, 4:273, 5:227, 50:266

library, 4:455
papers, 4:167

Tanner, George O. (Rev.), author, 18:331

career, 11:338

Tanner, George W., grocer, 46:60
Tanner, Helen Hornbeck, historian/author, 56:241, 57:322

work reviewed, 45:343, 50:288

Tanner, Henry S., cartographer, 49:344
Tanner, Henry S., doctor, 4:95
Tanner, James, missionary, 18:95, 19:378, 19:381n, 19:382, 35:282, 50:27n
Tanner, John, 9:157, 14:93, 19:378, 24:342, 34:219, 36:151, 42:160

alleged murderer, 41:138, 50:24, 50:32
author, 14:423, 29:66, 30:123, 35:199, 36:100
career, 15:238
depicted, 50:1 (cover), 50:26
Indian captive, 17:210, 22:180, 24:44, 25:297, 26:362, 31:105, 34:285, 39:191, 39:385, 48:62, 48:242, 50:23–50:24, 50:232, 50:236
interpreter, 50:23–36
trader, 11:361

Tanner, John, Jr., 50:27n
Tanner, L. B., speaker, 5:575
Tanner, Louise, author, 37:133
Tanner, Lucy, 50:27n
Tanner, Martha, 50:27n, 50:30, 50:31
Tanner, Mary Elizabeth, 50:27n
Tanner, Mrs. James, 19:378
Tanner, Mrs. John (first), 50:27
Tanner, Mrs. John (fourth), 30:27n, 30:36
Tanner, Mrs. John (third), 50:24, 50:25, 50:27n, 50:31, 50:34, 50:35
Tanner, Ross, sketch, 7:190
Tanner, Samuel S., 5:227
Tanner, Therezia (Mrs. John, second), 50:27
Tanner family, 43:167
Tanquist, E. J., Sr., in runestone controversy, 45:195–196
Tansem, John, 9:420
Tansill, Charles C., author, 5:150

work reviewed, 25:171

Tantankamani. See Red Wing, Sioux leader
Tanzer, Lester, work reviewed, 37:343
Taopi (Wounded Man), Sioux leader, 2:422n, 11:317, 38:96, 38:106n, 38:131, 38:136, 38:141n, 54:373
Taos (NM), art community, 55:254
Taoyateduta, Dakota leader. See Little Crow V (Taoyateduta)
Tapert, Annette, author, 52:84
Tapestry. See Textiles
Tapio, Melissa, Ojibwe, 61:202
Tappan, Henry P., library, 23:3
Tappan, W. N., 5:79, 5:436
Tapper, John (Capt.), 8:315

career, 20:415, 28:286
ferryman, 20:413, 20:414
statue, 20:413–416

Tapping, Minnie E. (Mrs. A. E.), author/speaker, 21:335, 36:104
Tarbell, Elliott J., author, 4:304, 4:468, 5:163, 27:358, 28:84
Tarbell, Ida M., author, 5:150, 14:200, 28:361
Tarbell, William, 5:292
Tarbox, Eve G., 3:307
Tarbox house, White Bear Lake, 57:43
Target Corporation (Target Company)

clothing and accessories, 62:256, 62:257n
corporate logo, 57:24
shoe sales, 56:422

Tariffs

Canada-United States, 32:126, 39:93
on European postcards, 54:307
Farmers' Alliance attitude, 5:541
farmers' attitude, 5:532, 10:452
legislation, 22:79, 40:321, 51:168
Nelson's attitude, 5:335, 5:341, 5:544
as political issues, 11:453, 40:320–325, 51:102, 51:105, 51:108
Webster's policy, 9:8

Tarkington, Booth, author, 26:308
Tarr, Lavinia. See Norrish, Lavinia (Mrs. John Freeman)
Tasa, Knut T., 12:328
Tasagi (Tasagya, The Cane), Dakota leader, 2:500, 48:25, 48:26
Taschner, Ignatius, artist, 55:369

work depicted, 55:368

Tashoonka, Sioux Indian, 2:531
Tasinto, Mary L., 6:294
Tasker, A. E., 16:366

author, 17:127, 18:340
speaker, 17:122

Tasock, mixed-blood, 50:36
Taste Show Lounge, Minneapolis, 64:30
Tataymema, Sioux Indian, 1:469n
Tate, Allen, poet, 46:21, 48:12

essay reviewed, 37:83

Tate, Michael L., review by, 50:79–80
Tate, Vernon D., speaker, 17:105
Tatepaha Golf Club, Faribault, records, 16:242
Tateyuskanskan, Gabrielle Wynde, author, 61:160
Tatley, Hans J., author, 12:336
Tatsuda, Charles, 45:284, 45:285
Tatters, Minneapolis, vintage-clothing shop, 58:34
Tattersall Hotel, High Forest, 16:367, 18:227, 21:213
Tattersfield, Richard S., relief superintendent, 41:155, 41:157, 41:164
Tatum, Paul, entrepreneur, 61:357
Taube, Edward, author, 33:90
Taube, Henning A., emigrant agent, 17:404, 18:74
Taubeneck, H. E., third-party leader, 5:553n, 5:554n, 9:235, 9:244
Tauer, Celia, cook/servant, 52:117, 57:325
Tauer family, letters, 54:320
Tavernier, Jules, artist, 27:159
Taverns, early Wisconsin, 1:107
Tawapaha Tanka Win (Her Big Hat Woman). See Wilson, Angela Cavender
Tawaquidute (mother of Mary Elizabeth Ortley?), 60:225, 60:226, 60:232n
Tawas Point, Lake Huron (MI), 23:140n
Tawney, Everett T., 4:273
Tawney, James A., 8:431, 45:140

boundary commissioner, 23:207
cartoon, 41:305, 56:136
congressman, 2:571, 40:317–329, 60:25n
papers, 4:273, 7:40, 12:312, 13:198, 14:64
politician, 17:226, 41:200, 41:306, 41:310, 41:314, 42:254, 42:255

Tax, Meredith, historian, 52:217
Tax, Sol, author, 34:301
Taxes and taxation, 44:184 See also Internal Revenue Service; Minnesota Tax Commission; Tariffs

academic authorities and, 51:131
banks, 42:275, 57:195
beneficiaries, 22:363, 35:127, 35:128, 40:37
on bicycles, 54:281, 54:282
on bus tonnage, 52:316–52:317, 52:321
cause for Revolutionary War, 4:230, 4:232, 4:234, 4:236
Chinese immigrants, 57:168
conservation and, 48:265
Cuba, 56:292
Duluth, 52:211
education taxes, 5:374, 55:140, 59:122, 59:123, 59:130n, 59:131n, 60:312–325
farm, 50:140, 50:145, 50:146
Farmer-Labor party policy, 52:79
farmers and, 51:271
as fines, 51:297–51:298, 51:300
historic preservation and, 51:150–151, 54:169, 55:305, 55:309, 55:315
on immigrants, 2:246
income taxes, 9:308, 12:17, 21:300–302, 22:422, 24:52, 48:249n, 48:288, 50:78, 54:175
inheritance, 12:17, 16:356
land valuations, 54:46
local authority, 52:215
mining industry, 44:179, 48:105, 48:287, 53:143, 65:104, 65:107
Minneapolis, 56:64, 56:65
Minnesota, 14:207, 16:82, 20:91, 24:374, 35:310
newspaper, 50:284
on photographs, 57:66
political aspects, 51:70, 51:71, 51:104, 52:107, 52:110
pollution control taxes, 58:116
processing taxes, 52:100–111
property taxes, 22:241, 45:226, 51:183, 56:268, 60:312–325
protests, 56:193, 60:312, 60:315
religious exclusions, 53:295
repeals, 54:47
rural-urban conflicts, 54:34–36, 54:45
St. Paul, 53:275, 53:276
sales taxes, 16:357, 40:36
salt taxes, 52:139
school properties, 51:114
state cuts, 55:153
study, 35:336
territorial taxes, 56:72, 56:170
water power taxes, 54:259, 54:266
women's rights, 47:311

Taxidermy, women practitioners, 51:40
Taxpayers' League of St. Louis County, 54:130
Tax Reform Act (1969), 44:37, 44:38
Taylor, Abbigail (Mrs. Stephen), 44:222
Taylor, Abraham M., 18:251
Taylor, Adeline (Mrs. William), 57:124
Taylor, Alice, 1:206n
Taylor, Allen, author, 15:371
Taylor, Ann M. (Mrs. Robert C. Wood), marriage, 28:177, 30:97, 30:98
Taylor, Arnold W., 7:302, 24:127, 27:313
Taylor, Bayard, lecturer, 12:94, 19:399–418, 21:326, 35:222

author, 23:114, 27:16
evaluated, 19:417
letters, 19:217

Taylor, Bert L., career, 17:226
Taylor, Bradford, 44:222
Taylor, C. Jay, political cartoonist, 51:104
Taylor, C. T., speaker, 12:208, 17:121
Taylor, Caroline, 44:222
Taylor, Carolyn

review by, 45:303

Taylor, Charles, 56:78
Taylor, Charles, judge, 19:170
Taylor, Charles D., 7:256
Taylor, Charles W. (Col.), author, 11:209
Taylor, Chuck, basketball player, 58:35
Taylor, Clarence, speaker, 11:114
Taylor, Clarinda Wyman (Mrs. Joshua L.), 27:126, 27:127
Taylor, Colin, work reviewed, 45:78–79
Taylor, Danford, 25:18, 25:225, 25:254
Taylor, David, curator, 62:139
Taylor, David Vassar, author/historian, 55:136 (facing), 58:247, 59:64, 61:318, 65:155

"John Quincy Adams," 43:282–296
letter, 16:217
reviews by, 44:116–44:117, 45:252–45:253, 46:164, 46:204, 48:221, 50:290–50:291
university dean, 57:368, 57:370
work reviewed, 45:164

Taylor, E. A., speaker, 16:243
Taylor, E. G. R., author, 30:375
Taylor, E. J., author, 5:316
Taylor, Edward, 44:220, 44:222

farmer, 25:13
Union soldier, 25:131, 25:141

Taylor, Elizabeth. See Ayer, Elizabeth Taylor (Mrs. Frederick, I)
Taylor, Emeline, 44:222
Taylor, Emma, costume historian, 64:142
Taylor, Emma R., 23:11n, 23:18
Taylor, F. A., bookseller, 53:318
Taylor, Frank H., artist, 49:299
Taylor, Frederick, author, 62:236
Taylor, Frederick Winslow, management theorist, 56:46, 64:9–10
Taylor, Garland, 13:345
Taylor, George, boatbuilder, 33:17
Taylor, George Rogers, historian, 61:250

work reviewed, 19:90, 35:237

Taylor, Glen, hospital association officer, 59:210
Taylor, H. Knox, 19:415
Taylor, H. Longstreet, Dr., medical leader, 20:46, 23:96, 30:175
Taylor, H. S., theatrical agent, 28:103
Taylor, Harriet, 1:206n
Taylor, Henry, soldier, 53:335
Taylor, Henry O., 14:90
Taylor, Herbert H., lyricist, 44:138
Taylor, Hugh P., 4:452
Taylor, Isaac L. (nephew of Isaac Lyman), 25:17
Taylor, Isaac Lyman, Union soldier, 18:96, 53:335

burial, 25:361
career, 25:11–17
death, 25:360
diary, 25:11–25:39, 25:117–25:152, 25:224–25:257, 25:342–25:361, 62:264, 62:265

Taylor, Isaac S., 50:180
Taylor, J. C., architect, 65:75
Taylor, James, 1:154, 1:155, 1:161, 1:219n

boatbuilder, 33:14
career, 23:75
genealogy, 15:349

Taylor, James C., Jr., author, 30:268
Taylor, James Knox, architect, 50:120, 53:199, 53:201, 53:202, 53:203, 53:204, 53:206, 56:44, 57:43, 57:46, 58:241

Athletic Park, St. Paul, 63:15, 63:16, 63:17
depicted, 57:47
work depicted, 53:199

Taylor, James W., 1:400, 2:19, 2:22, 4:205, 5:494, 5:568, 10:208, 12:441, 33:1, 34:333, 40:262, 49:201

annexation advocate, 20:321, 33:139, 33:315, 35:47, 35:151, 36:32, 36:102
author, 31:185, 35:253, 37:55, 37:56
bibliography, 1:210–1:216, 1:325
career, 23:75, 37:54, 37:57, 41:147
consul, 13:112, 13:337, 17:226, 19:412, 29:167, 30:150, 30:262, 30:387, 33:183
depicted, 37:54, 38:56
expansionist, 41:76, 41:78, 41:79, 41:152, 46:120–46:121
with Nobles expedition, 18:274, 35:249, 35:252, 35:258, 35:260–35:262
papers, 1:134, 1:216–1:219, 1:324, 5:221, 5:569n, 6:82, 9:64, 10:349, 15:123, 17:464, 18:47, 18:315, 21:86, 34:352, 40:93, 41:42, 41:146–41:147, 42:160
railroad interests, 35:363, 37:38
sketches, 1:153–210, 3:46
speaker, 19:259, 35:364, 58:411

Taylor, Jay, singer, 33:324, 33:325
Taylor, Jean, artist, 53:181
Taylor, Jeff, author, work reviewed, 60:242–244
Taylor, Jesse, lumberman, 17:283, 24:201

pioneer, 27:127

Taylor, John M., farmer, 63:319
Taylor, Jonathan H., 25:11, 25:13, 25:14, 25:18, 25:20, 25:224, 25:245, 25:289, 25:342, 25:344, 25:351
Taylor, Joshua L., 3:74, 3:93, 17:283, 35:257n

house, 27:125–27:127, 27:231
lumberman, 27:125
prison official, 37:143–145

Taylor, Judson, 25:18
Taylor, Kay, feminist/activist, 61:73
Taylor, Knox, Jr., architect, 38:80
Taylor, Lester, author, 6:310
Taylor, Lucy P., author, 29:356
Taylor, Lute A., 15:88
Taylor, Lytton, author, 36:325
Taylor, Mary, 25:17, 25:18
Taylor, Mary Elizabeth (Betty), 30:97, 30:98
Taylor, Mrs. H. J., author, 25:300
Taylor, Mrs. James, 1:155
Taylor, Mrs. James W., 1:156, 1:206n
Taylor, Mrs. Jesse, pioneer, 24:203
Taylor, Mrs. Jonathan H., 25:11
Taylor, Mrs. Samuel S., 38:77n
Taylor, Mrs. William D., author, 18:118
Taylor, Mrs. Zachary (Margaret M. Smith), 28:16, 30:97, 30:101
Taylor, Nathan C. D.

geologist, 32:217
postmaster, 36:209

Taylor, Oscar, 12:318
Taylor, Oscar (Lt.), Civil War officer, 61:165
Taylor, Patrick Henry, Union soldier, 18:96, 25:14, 25:16, 25:18, 25:38, 25:39, 25:117, 25:127, 25:225, 25:227, 25:228, 25:230, 25:232, 25:234, 25:240, 25:241, 25:247, 25:248, 25:250, 25:349, 25:350, 25:360n, 25:361, 61:268

career, 25:19n
diary, 62:266
education, 25:12
family, 25:13
letters, 25:126n, 25:134n, 62:265
prisoner of war, 25:141–152

Taylor, Paul S., historian, 55:282
Taylor, Philip S., author, 34:354, 43:280, 46:273

work reviewed, 35:199

Taylor, Quintard, reviews by, 45:203–45:204, 45:303
Taylor, Raymond G., author, 3:538
Taylor, Rebecca, editor, 52:215
Taylor, Richard B., author, 30:97, 30:98, 39:132
Taylor, Richard (Col.), death, 30:100n
Taylor, Robert M., Jr., work reviewed, 50:332–333
Taylor, Robert N., artist, 45:206
Taylor, Russell J., 25:18, 25:139
Taylor, Samuel, 25:18
Taylor, Sarah K., 25:15n, 29:335, 30:97
Taylor, Stephen, burial site, 44:220–222
Taylor, Thomas B., 14:455
Taylor, W. L., author/speaker, 11:338, 14:462
Taylor, Will H., journalist, 20:462
Taylor, William, 44:222

barber, 29:120, 57:125
musician, 55:223
Underground Railway participant, 57:124, 57:125, 57:126

Taylor, William A., author, 12:442
Taylor, William B., editor, 54:328
Taylor, William Desmond, murder of, 51:205
Taylor, William L., lumberman, 12:448
Taylor, William R., Indian agent, 37:40
Taylor, William R., Wisconsin governor, 19:150
Taylor, William (Race Horse), Pullman porter, 55:215
Taylor, William (Rev.), at Red Rock, 31:89
Taylor, Zachary, U.S. president, 1:156, 1:157, 3:68, 3:76, 3:77n, 6:38, 6:239, 7:59, 8:44, 8:96, 8:160, 28:206, 28:310, 28:319, 28:343, 30:104–30:110, 30:189, 30:196, 33:82, 35:353, 36:3, 36:267, 39:38, 39:143, 39:144, 42:264, 46:68, 54:104, 55:278, 56:157, 56:210, 56:446, 57:322

army officer, 16:112, 22:206, 24:2, 30:103, 33:263, 39:174, 40:79, 52:122
biography, 17:225, 27:253
death, 30:190, 30:191
family, 30:97
at Fort Snelling, 28:177, 30:98–103
inauguration, 7:67
Indian policy, 43:177, 56:185
letter, 29:100
MHS member, 56:449
"Zachary Taylor to Thomas Lawson," 28:15–19

Taylor Company, construction firm, 37:138
Taylor family

in Civil War, 25:18
Indian crafts workers, 47:91, 47:92
in Minnesota, 25:13

Taylor's Alarm Register, thresher accessory, 24:302
Taylor's Band, 55:223
Taylor's Cylinder Printing Machines, 56:398
Taylors Falls. See also Interstate State Park, Chisago County

Angels Hill Historic District, 51:146, 56:259
architecture, 27:125–27:127, 27:232, 38:338, 38:339, 38:341–38:343, 38:350
churches, 43:263, 43:265, 43:267
depicted, 43:224
described, 2:201, 17:283, 17:284, 36:281
early hotels, 8:310
first railroad, 7:94
GAR post, 16:431, 16:447
geology, 17:315
ginseng trade, 41:257, 41:259, 41:260, 41:261, 41:262
Historical Society, publications, 57:159
historic site, 42:40
history, 23:400, 51:285, 55:22, 56:218
John Daubney centenary, 3:230
library and lyceum, 4:72, 15:360
lumbering, 13:99, 39:273
mail service, 36:209, 36:211–36:213, 40:83
Methodist church, 15:468, 38:341
newspapers, 13:315, 17:314, 17:385
pageant, 16:359
postmaster, 20:316
railroad, 29:87
in regional art, 52:269, 52:274
river port, 17:282, 24:206, 36:212, 43:257
roads, 16:283, 36:210, 40:239, 40:245, 40:246
school, 23:164, 36:128
settlement, 43:258
sketches, 6:218
social dancing, 55:224
source material, 17:393, 17:394, 20:190, 20:315, 36:195
Swedes, 55:27

Taylors Falls Journal, 45:237, 48:329
Taylor's Musical Strings, 57:232, 57:324
TCPs. See Traditional Cultural Properties
Tea, commerce, 52:130
Teach, Edward (Blackbeard), pirate, 26:166
Teachers. See Education
Teachers' Club, Minneapolis, sponsored lectures, 57:351
Teachers' Patriotic Leagues

sketch, 3:163
in World War I, 47:179

Teaford, Jon C., 52:202
Teagle, Walter, industrialist, 42:6n
Teague, Guy E., cartoonist, 24:167, 30:160
Teague, Walter Dorwin, author, 46:154, 47:212

work reviewed, 33:132

Teakle, Thomas, author, 2:473

work reviewed, 3:27

Teamsters Union. See also International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Minneapolis

1916 strike, 45:8, 50:4, 50:10n
1934 strike, 42:5–42:15, 45:201, 50:17, 50:39, 56:361, 56:362, 56:364, 57:423, 60:35
history, 45:201
Local 574 (544), 41:154n, 41:167, 41:168, 43:152, 44:34, 50:111–50:116, 56:363, 56:365, 62:150
lumber industry, 56:264
in mayoralty race, 46:94
Trotskyists, 56:363, 57:428
work described, 47:143

Teare, Ruth B., author, 5:525, 5:614
Tearse, Clarence D., 6:255
Teasdale, Sara, poet, 26:308
Tebbutt, John T., author, 16:480
Tebekokechickwabe, Ojibway Indian, 55:72
Tebishgobenais, Chippewa leader, 16:321
Technical High School, St. Cloud, history, 16:371, 23:110
Technology

3M innovations, 58:162–167
3M products depicted, 58:129 (facing), 58:166
agribusiness, 54:324
Cineograph depicted, 54:348
cooperative movement, 57:156
digital technology at MHS, 63:70–71, 63:77
early motion pictures, 54:342, 54:344–54:348, 54:351
Eidoloscope advertisement depicted, 54:346
farming and, 57:266
flour milling, 57:87–96, 58:275, 58:277
food business and, 53:262
meat packing, 57:158
wheat production, 58:272

Tecumseh, Shawnee leader, 1:527, 19:330, 28:56, 33:344, 40:180, 47:28, 47:30
Ted Brown Producing and Booking Agency, Minneapolis, 65:58
Tedebrand, Lars-Goran, historian, 46:342
Teegarden (WI), sorghum mill, 35:201
Teenagers, culture, 53:262, 53:263
Teepeeotah, pageant, 9:422
Teeple, Addison V., in Civil War, 26:67
Teeter, Al, 63:278
Tefft, Bonnie, work reviewed, 48:44
Tefft, Gary, work reviewed, 48:44
Tegeder, Robert M., work reviewed, 47:168, 50:295
Tegeder, Vincent G. (Fr.), author, 31:256, 32:64, 38:336

"The Benedictines in Frontier Minnesota," 32:34–43
"Pioneering Monks," 33:53–60
reviews by, 31:239, 38:193, 41:243, 41:341

Tegner, Esaias, author, 8:401
Tehan, Robert E., politician, 51:196
Teich, Curt, Jr., postcard printer, 54:307, 54:308, 54:310

postcards, 54:375

Teien Township, Kittson County, Lutheran church, 14:452
Teigan, Ferdinand A., author, 34:226
Teigan, Henry G.

author, 18:459
career, 48:257, 48:287, 48:292
congressman, 28:38n, 40:369, 40:371–40:374, 43:88n
depicted, 38:304, 48:289
Farmer-Labor party organizer, 51:167
papers, 23:40, 24:34, 42:74

Teigan, Knut M., author, 13:324
Teigen, Peter, artist, 57:75, 57:85

work depicted, 57:83

Teigland, Martin A., author, 14:121
Telander, Clara, speaker, 23:399
Telecommunications workers, depicted, 56:438
Telegraph

Atlantic cable, 26:67
Beltrami County, 43:134n
development of newspapers and, 56:225
early St. Paul, 5:390, 25:307, 38:55, 42:29
history, 2:21, 2:575, 4:465
Minnesota, 8:172, 49:48n
Winnipeg, 30:262
Winona, 18:120

Telemark, Norway, emigration, 57:78, 57:79
Telephones, 56:174, 56:412

1919 strike, 53:125
in business, 23:87
Carver County, 20:356
dialing demonstration, 64:90
directories, 53:209
Duluth, 47:197
in farm life, 54:324
Iowa, 23:285
Itasca County, 15:487
in lumber industry, 27:306
Minneapolis, 3:316, 50:7
Minnesota communities, 18:337, 18:344, 24:192, 27:169, 64:220 (facing)
Moorhead, 58:96
museums, 18:102, 18:319, 19:50, 19:99, 28:89
North Dakota, 28:268
St. Paul, 4:201, 54:345
strikes, 53:323
transcontinental service, 64:177 (facing)
Wisconsin, 8:106, 20:340

Television

3M videotape and playback depicted, 58:166
advertising, 57:24, 57:30, 57:33
business and, 53:262
educational, 46:283, 46:285, 49:258
historical miniseries, 57:292
history, 51:281
impact, 43:310, 46:283, 60:272, 60:273, 60:274, 60:279
Minnesota state centennial coverage, 61:227
political campaigns and, 57:98
radio and, 46:275–277
South Dakota, 52:80
sports broadcasting, 55:347
studios depicted, 46:274, 46:276, 46:278, 46:282, 46:283, 46:284
in Twin Cities, 46:274–285

Television stations

historical programs, 36:323
KSTP, St. Paul, 39:172
KTCA, St. Paul, 39:172, 40:364, 55:91

Telex Corporation, lawsuit, 48:89
Telford, Thomas, 9:214
Teller, Edward, physicist, 60:186n
Teller, Henry M., free silver advocate, 5:552, 5:553, 5:555
Temiskaming, Quebec, trading post, 11:233
Temperance House, St. Paul, hotel, 4:68, 34:99n, 34:101
Temperance Lake, Cook County, 36:135
Temperance movement, 25:63, 52:207, 52:209 See also Liquor and liquor traffic; Prohibition movement; Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)

in Canada, 57:365
dancing parties and, 55:222–23
Finns and, 22:391–22:403, 32:185, 40:48, 40:344
on frontier, 7:104
Fuller family, 57:104
immigrants and, 47:16–47:18, 47:21, 47:22, 47:24, 48:104
inebriate-asylum controversy, 45:226, 45:232–45:234, 45:235
Iowa, 34:22n
leaders, 19:257, 19:265–19:267, 28:54, 35:109
legislation, 14:138, 16:469, 29:220, 40:390n
Minnesota, 14:438, 20:80, 65:157
North Dakota, 51:292
Norwegians and, 12:305, 16:219
periodicals, 16:219, 20:331, 35:120, 35:122
political action, 19:146, 35:114, 49:158, 51:103–104, 57:116
Republican party, 56:72
roots, 56:47
rural women and, 52:69
societies, 55:321
songs, 22:123–125
support groups, 12:395, 14:138, 15:135, 16:317, 18:264, 19:214, 22:370, 23:76, 31:90
Wisconsin, 12:200
women's rights and, 39:10, 48:249, 54:293, 54:295

Temperance Reform Club, Minneapolis, 18:264
Temperance River, Cook County, name, 12:287
Temple, Shirley, actress, 60:162
Temple, Wayne C., work reviewed, 36:191
Temple, William A., 10:448
Temple and Beaupre Company, St. Paul, 3:318

farm machinery merchants, 24:288
steamboat agents, 37:227

Temple Baptist Church, Duluth, 15:243
Temple Congregational Church, Minneapolis, 44:63
Temple Court Building, Minneapolis, 9:81
Temple Israel, Minneapolis, synagogue. See Shaarai Tov (Temple Israel), Minneapolis, synagogue
Temple of Aaron Synagogue, St. Paul, members, 51:3, 51:12
Templer, Charles S., college dean, 51:118
Templeton, Fay, 5:43
Templeton, John, 5:43
Temple University, Philadelphia, founded, 14:394
Ten Eyck, J. C., excursionist, 15:406
Ten Hoor, Marten, author, 29:174
Tenkswatawa (The Prophet), Shawnee leader, 47:28, 47:30
Ten Lakes Township, Beltrami County

history, 15:132
tourism, 48:111

Ten Mile Lake, Otter Tail County

resort, 16:492
stage route, 38:64

Ten Mile Settlement, Grant County, Norwegians in, 6:373
Tennant, John A., photography magazine editor, 59:110
Tennant, Joseph F., author, 29:99
Tennelly, J. B. (Rev.), editor, 17:84
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, 27:133
Tennessee Historical Society, 3:445
Tennessee River

Hales Bar, 54:259
steamboating, 3:61

Tennessee (state)

archives, 1:142
in evolution controversy, 41:201, 41:204, 41:206, 43:15, 43:26
Farmers' Alliance in, 9:226
government, 34:82
mounds, 9:100
politics, 39:143
printing, 15:12, 15:14
slavery, 57:116
temperance, 51:216
travel in, 15:124

Tenney, ----, church trustee, 19:264, 19:267n
Tenney, ----, Winona guard, 45:137n
Tenney, Frank (Col.), speaker, 19:316
Tenney, Hiram B., 14:455
Tenney, L. H., promotes Glyndon colony, 10:135–138
Tenney, William W., 12:450
Tenney and Company, Glyndon colony promotion, 10:136–138
Tennis

Como Park, 58:55
on frontier, 20:441
lawn, 54:270
St. Paul, 40:32
women athletes, 63:34

Tennyson, Lord Alfred, 26:302
Tenstrike

logging, 29:141
newspaper, 29:356
proposed railroad, 43:128
railhead, 29:147

Tenstrike Tribune, 29:356
Tenth Avenue South bridge, Minneapolis, 5:520, 58:249 (cover)

archaeology, 58:326

Tenth Judicial District, judges, 15:250
Tenth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 14:310, 26:197n, 26:205, 26:206, 38:292, 38:362, 38:363

in Civil War, 38:245 (cover), 38:287
Company E, 7:332
Company F, 52:40, 52:118, 52:119, 52:120, 52:122, 52:123, 54:114
homecoming, 38:291
at Indian execution, 17:336
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 38:276, 38:280

Ten Thousand Lakes of Minnesota Association, St. Paul, 3:231, 3:521, 5:435, 8:111, 36:92

activities, 19:98
publication, 16:259

Tenth U.S. Infantry, 5:607, 12:61n, 12:116n

at Fort Ridgely, 48:30

Tenvoorde, Henry, Spanish-American War service, 61:297
Tenvoorde, John W., hotelkeeper, 35:265–267
Tenzer, Oscar, 51:7
Terhaar, Herman J., 33:54
Terkel, Louis (Studs), speaker, 42:239, 55:328
Terkel, Studs, radio host/author, 60:152
Terman, Lewis, psychologist, 59:240, 59:242
Terpstra, Bouke, Dutch pioneer, 28:125
Terrace

history, 11:337
mill, 21:218

Terrace Parkway, Duluth, 54:147, 54:148, 54:149 See also Rogers Boulevard; Skyline Drive (Parkway), Duluth
Terrace Theatre (Robbinsdale), 65:156
Terranova, Salvatore, minister, 49:244
Terre Haute (IN)

frontier post, 15:379, 15:380
lyceum, 14:445

Terrell, Ben, third-party leader, 9:239, 9:241
Terrell, Emma (Mrs. William Pancoast), 62:178
Terrell, Eva, 62:120 (facing)
Terrell, John U., work reviewed, 44:158
Terrell, Kittie, Crispus Attucks Home trustee, 56:107
Terrell, Michelle, 62:120 (facing)
Terriquez, Bill, 63:301
Terriquez, Joann, 63:301
Territorial Agricultural Fairs (1856), photography competitions, 52:44
Territorial party, in politics, 36:3, 36:265, 36:266, 36:270, 39:40, 39:42, 39:45, 39:48
Territorial Pioneers of Minnesota (TPM), 61:34–35
Territorial Pioneers Women's Club, 2:206, 4:179
Territorial Road, St. Paul-Minneapolis, 30:373, 33:331
Terry, Alfred H. (Gen.), 4:81, 28:224, 42:232, 49:184, 51:287

biography, 17:226

Terry, Allen (Maj. Gen.), 54:185
Terry, Cassius, 53:340
Terry, Elijah, murdered, 16:97, 19:379
Terry, Emily Hitchcock, artist, 53:340
Terry, John C., 1:121
Terry, R. W., author, 23:109, 25:101
Ter Wisscha, Glennis, bank employee, 61:74
Tesca, F. G., 11:113
Teske, Louis F., author, 16:255
Teske, Robert T.

reviews by, 51:235–236, 52:330, 52:331, 54:374
work reviewed, 53:84

Tessie, ----, trader, 11:262
Tessier, Abbe Albert, author, 17:113
Tesson, Louis, pioneer horticulturist, 23:91
Test Fabrics, reproduction fabric manufacturer, 59:291
Testman, Peter, author, 6:70, 6:302

"Account of His Experiences in North America," 6:93–114
influence on Norwegian emigration, 6:93
sketch, 6:92

Tetankatane, Indian village, 5:256
Tetanus, immunizations, 51:247, 51:253, 51:256
Tete-au-Brochet, Manitoba, Lake Winnipeg, trading post, 28:2
Tetonka Lake, Le Sueur County, 45:168

hotel, 33:323, 33:324
railroad, 30:236

Tetonka Park, Tetonka Lake, resort hotel, 33:323, 33:324
Tetonka Tonah, Rice County, Sioux village, 35:320
Teton (Titonwan) band, Dakota Indians, 1:484, 2:493n, 8:437, 37:346 See also Dakota (Sioux) Indians; Lakota Indians; Sioux (Dakota) Indians

in Canada, 41:23, 41:24n
culture, 39:342, 40:47
Dakota War, 42:51, 42:52, 45:98, 45:99, 45:103, 48:33, 48:34
history, 25:86, 32:124
hostilities, 19:388, 33:274, 33:279n, 33:281, 53:249
leaders, 49:164
metal objects, 45:79
music, 2:583, 8:200, 35:244
name, 63:76
westward migration, 37:303

Tettegouche State Park, 59:235–236
Teutons, invasion of Europe, 8:217
Tew, Martin E., journalist, 20:340
Tewksbury, Donald G., author, 14:224
Tews, Lorraine, author, 19:98
Texas and Pacific Railway Company, history, 28:187
Texas (state)

acquisition of, 5:132
cattle industry, 10:439
execution laws, 58:90
freedmen's schools, 47:305–47:307, 47:309, 54:295
governors' messages, 2:200
historical work, 4:82, 5:316
history, 1:143, 30:251, 31:116
immigration, 7:279
Ku Klux Klan, 47:306, 47:307
labor agencies, 58:202, 58:203, 58:205, 58:207
map, 9:181
Mennonite settlement, 4:87
Norwegian-American architecture, 54:374
Norwegians, 4:29, 47:259
ranching, 12:176
reconstruction in, 10:184
salt production, 52:143
seasonal labor, 58:199–58:200
shoemaking, 56:418
slave removal, 57:277
struggle for independence, 4:351, 4:416n, 4:421n, 4:435n
Swedes, 56:288
Webster's attitude on annexation, 9:11, 9:13
in World War I, 3:50, 3:150

Texas State Historical Association, Austin, 3:439, 3:445, 5:316, 25:190

junior branch, 28:175

Texas University, Littlefield bequest, 4:82
Textiles. See also Clothing; Sewing and sewing equipment

Arts and Crafts movement, 57:253, 57:254, 57:255, 57:258
history, 49:212
Hmong needlework, 64:177 (cover), 64:177 (facing), 64:180–193
New England mills, 56:246
"Reproducing Textiles for the James J. Hill House," 65:220–228
women's history collections, 52:115

Thach, Charles C., Jr., 3:526
Thacker, George W., author, 9:312
Thailand, Hmong art, 51:39
Thain, Thomas, trader, 28:12
Thai people

children depicted, 62:99
family depicted, 62:98

Thalbitzer, William, author/linguist, 33:314, 48:176
Thalbote (Chaska), German-language paper, 27:327
Thalia Theater Society, St. Paul, 32:240
Thamasson, Pehr, author, 10:238
Thams, Tonnes, Dr., 20:401, 20:407
Thane, Mrs. George, 8:99
Thanksgiving Day

church services, 19:255
in Civil War camp, 25:234
first in Minnesota, 3:314, 5:82
frontier celebrations, 4:93, 8:112, 8:298, 10:95, 10:98, 15:131, 16:168, 18:378, 23:196, 26:93, 30:67, 37:223, 39:320
menus, 14:391, 16:378, 18:296
origin, 48:5
St. Paul parade, 1918, 65:216
varied dates, 19:134, 19:248, 19:255, 30:145, 37:223
Wisconsin, 20:339

Thao, Bo, Laotian immigrant, 62:98
Thao, Soua, MHS intern, depicted, 64:183
Tharalson, D. N., 22:106
Thatcher, Elizabeth, captive, 48:31

murder, 38:123

Thatcher, Mrs. ----, capture by Inkpaduta's band, 1:429
Thatcher, Myron W., career, 35:203
Thatcher, Orville D., 25:21, 25:141n, 25:247, 25:251, 25:253
Thatcher, Paul, 43:155
Thatcher, Roscoe W., career, 17:226
Thayer, Burton W., author, 17:115, 21:424, 22:210, 23:288, 25:304, 25:398, 37:307
Thayer, Charles (Rev.), 27:344, 37:308

papers, 28:395, 29:49

Thayer, Jack G., radio executive, 46:277
Thayer, Mrs. Carl T., speaker, 15:313, 16:485, 16:487

author, 22:338

Thayer, Samuel E., political activist, 41:306
Thayer, Samuel R., 8:154, 8:171
Thayer, Sylvannus (Maj.), West Point commandant, 36:97
Thayer and Company, Boston, music publishers, 26:53
Thayer family, musicians, 22:114
Theater and theaters. See also Vaudeville; specific theaters and theater companies

actors depicted, 53:268, 53:270–53:271, 53:272
advertising, 56:233
amateur, 16:383, 29:271, 37:348
bibliography, 40:311
black, 65:178–187
bombings, 51:229, 51:230
Cloquet, 48:282
competition, 53:245–246
Crystal, Minneapolis, depicted, 54:351
Crystal, St. Paul, depicted, 54:349
depicted, 53:293 (cover), 53:323, 54:342–343
Des Moines (IA), 51:257
early motion pictures, 54:342–54:358
equipment depicted, 53:331
ethnic, 13:273, 15:39, 21:414, 22:402, 33:40, 46:304, 47:37, 48:175, 55:83–84
flier depicted, 53:243
Fort Snelling, 42:115
Gem, Minneapolis, 54:352–353
German, 23:286, 32:100–32:105, 32:127, 32:164–32:173, 33:188, 33:315, 34:99, 34:239–34:242
Grand Marais, 55:260
halls, 15:254, 15:468, 18:468, 23:109, 23:199, 23:311–23:314, 24:189, 25:101, 26:291, 28:98–28:101, 28:103, 28:113, 28:119, 32:170, 33:169–33:178, 34:99, 52:296, 53:238, 53:244
history and, 36:147, 53:266–53:272
itinerant entertainers, 54:144
lecture tours, 57:351–352
Lyric, St. Paul, depicted, 54:355
management, 28:97–28:103, 28:109, 31:116, 33:173, 33:174, 33:177, 35:156
Minneapolis, 4:476, 5:43–5:45, 5:245, 9:31–9:38, 10:102, 41:204, 46:339, 47:259, 48:334, 58:303, 58:328
Minnesota communities, 17:490, 18:227, 20:94, 20:466, 23:26, 29:271, 40:363
motion picture depicted, 51:202, 51:208, 51:210, 51:221
motion-picture operators' union, 51:221–222
murals, 53:232
New Ulm, 56:385
Palace, St. Paul, depicted, 54:351
performers, 23:305–23:308, 23:310, 23:314, 28:108–28:110, 28:112–28:115, 28:117–28:119, 28:179, 31:120, 33:173, 33:174, 33:176
pioneer, 20:432, 27:94, 30:388, 31:116
political, 52:294–306
Red Wing, 9:309
St. Paul, 4:478, 5:520, 6:398, 48:208, 58:194
showboats, 32:59, 33:39, 36:106, 40:410
South Dakota, 52:79
stagehands depicted, 53:324, 53:332
stagehands' union, 26:291
strikes, 53:326–333
Swedish, 57:435
ticket prices, 52:301, 53:240
traveling troupes, 11:100, 28:97–119
Twin Cities, 18:137, 18:138, 18:294, 23:198, 23:305–23:315, 23:369, 26:373, 39:263, 51:238, 53:203, 53:238–246, 56:100, 56:237
unions, 51:140, 53:323, 53:326
Unique, Minneapolis, depicted, 54:356
University of Minnesota, 42:115, 47:259
vaudeville, 23:76, 33:177, 48:208, 57:224
women's history resources, 52:117
WPA, 53:172, 53:173

Theater in the Round Players, Minneapolis, 51:238, 65:179
Theatre Comique, Minneapolis, 28:99
Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Minneapolis, 53:203
Theatre Owners Booking Association, 59:98
Theatrical Managers Association of the Twin Cities, 53:245, 53:246
The Day Sets (Anpetu Inajinwin), Dakota Indian, 59:187, 59:189, 59:190, 59:192, 59:194, 63:145
Theen, Olive Ireland, work reviewed, 53:211
Theillon, Elie (Fr.), 44:278, 44:284, 44:284–44:285, 44:289
Thein, Duane, editor, work reviewed, 60:246–247
Theis, Johann (of Sand Creek, Scott County), 60:19
Theissen, Henry, 19:120
Theissen, John (Jack), speaker, 27:170, 29:273
Thelen, David P., work reviewed, 43:229, 56:461–462
Theler, James L., author, work reviewed, 58:422
Theno, Mary, 6:401
Theo. F. Koch Land Company, Inc., 53:221, 53:222
Theobald, Paul, work reviewed, 55:374–55:375
Theobald, Stephen L. (Fr.), 24:92

career, 30:260

Theodore C. Blegen Award. See Blegen, Theodore C.: memorial award
Theodore C. Blegen memorial conference, 56:34
Theodore Hamm Brewing Company, St. Paul, 53:208, 57:104

advertising, 52:164, 57:30, 57:31, 57:34, 62:39n

Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Obelisk, 65:23
Theodore Wirth golf course

1953 National Negro Open tournament, 58:390
racial integration, 58:392n

Theodore Wirth Park, Minneapolis, 58:44
Theony, M. (Capt.), 23:102
Theopold, H. C., speaker, 7:255, 14:461, 18:335
Theopold, Mrs. H. C., 19:467, 22:107, 25:408, 29:93

speaker, 8:444, 17:232, 21:446

Theosophical Society, Minneapolis, 19:235, 58:161
Therkelsen, Linda, transcriber, work reviewed, 59:179
Thermo-Fax machines, 58:165, 58:167
Thermoluminescence. See also Archaeology

applications described, 51:61–62

Thernstrom, Stephan, author, 43:191, 50:68

work reviewed, 47:212

Therrien, Joseph E., candidate, 48:287
Thesing, Janis, author, 55:131
Thevenin, Tine, work reviewed, 47:40
Thevenot, Melchisedech, mapmaker, 51:80 (facing)
Thew, Daniel (grandfather of Edward A. Burdick), 63:158
Thexton, H. A., 22:195
Thibodo, Augustus J., Dr., with Nobles expedition, 35:253, 35:261
The Thief, Sioux leader, 38:137, 38:148
Thief Lake, Marshall County, pageant, 17:483
Thief River, Marshall, Pennington, and Red Lake counties

name, 4:391, 14:122
trading post, 11:368

Thief River Falls, Pennington County

creamery, 11:117, 18:470
discrimination against Ojibwe, 61:206
library, 40:363
linear form, 57:335
lumbering, 29:146
name, 11:222
pioneer days celebration, 14:122
sawmills, 17:128, 29:137
socialist movement, 52:95

Thiegles, Betty L., 29:283
Thiel, George A., author, 18:104, 48:221

review by, 36:188
speaker, 21:288
work reviewed, 17:85, 34:116

Thiel, Helen, author, 14:239
Thiel, Mark G., work reviewed, 49:209
Thiele, Gilbert A., author, 35:201
Thielman, H., 7:256
Thielman, Peter R., 48:142, 48:147
Thiem, Edward A., truck builder, 43:100
Thiers, Louis A., 28:253
Thiers, Martha (Mrs. Louis Rabishung), 28:254–256
Thiers, Mrs. Paul, 28:253
Thiers, Paul, 28:253
Thiery, Frank, stonecutter, 64:13
Thies, Cheri, MHS archivist, 56:356 (facing)

review by, 49:347

Thiesen, Craig, photographer, work depicted, 56:48 (facing)
Thiessen, Thomas D., work reviewed, 49:343, 53:33
Thilgen, Dean R., author, 53:252
Thimmesh, Hilary (Fr.), editor, work reviewed, 60:207, 63:39
Thingvalla, steamboat, 20:408
Third Avenue Bridge, Minneapolis, 4:94
Third Congressional District, 5:87
Third Crossing, Manitoba, agricultural settlement, 28:64
Third Illinois Cavalry, in St. Paul, 38:288, 38:289
Third Iowa Volunteer Infantry, 2:211
Third Minnesota Infantry Regiment, Company B, 65:61, 65:62
Third Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 2:277, 2:355n, 3:168n, 3:293, 9:367, 10:184, 63:228

Arkansas campaign, 38:287, 40:281–292
black soldiers, 57:277, 57:278, 57:282
in Civil War, 57:276, 57:277, 59:268 (facing)
Company I, 6:399, 61:164
Company K, 6:294
depicted, 17:217, 39:197, 40:287, 57:274–57:275, 57:280
homecoming, 38:291, 40:292
illnesses, 40:283
officers, 16:334, 25:204, 38:110n, 39:193, 39:194, 39:196, 39:197, 40:281–40:283, 40:291
reunions, 4:290
Scandinavian company, 33:84
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 36:234, 38:106, 38:107, 38:277, 38:278, 38:284, 44:5
source material, 15:223
surrender at Murfreesboro, 4:66, 4:91, 36:169, 39:191–197
veterans, 14:427, 17:468
at Vicksburg, 63:221, 63:226
votes, 26:201, 26:205
war-memorial campaign, 62:112

Third National Bank, St. Paul, 42:271
Third New York Cavalry, 25:22
Third (or Communist) International, members, 52:98
Third-party movements, 2:34 See also Agrarian movement; People's party; Reform Party; specific parties and organizations

Cincinnati meeting, 9:228–236
Donnelly's leadership, 4:157–160
history, 3:360–363
Kandiyobi County, 4:334–339
Minnesota, 5:531–560, 9:304
in new countries, 10:15, 10:24
Northwest, 9:117
St. Louis conference, 9:238–244
source material, 1:96, 1:133
United States, 6:53, 10:215, 10:216

Third Regiment, Minnesota militia, 52:251
Third Street, St. Paul, 8:213, 10:467

barbershops, 57:124
depicted, 29:116, 29:117, 41:153 (cover), 53:253 (cover), 55:121, 55:140, 55:226, 55:280
sketch, 4:304

Third U.S. Cavalry, in Spanish-American War, 25:384
Third U.S. Infantry, 3:273, 3:279, 3:280, 4:295, 4:468, 5:209, 24:207, 61:276

archives, 23:271, 24:34, 25:398
equestrian sports, 61:337
at Fort Snelling, 23:212, 23:267, 24:4
history, 6:409, 9:411, 23:268, 24:1, 24:5
organization day, 7:372
Spanish-American War, 56:132, 56:133
Sugar Point battle, 50:269–275

Thirkell, Angela, novelist, 51:257
Thirlwall, Connop (Bishop), 8:143
Thirlwall family, 8:143n
Thirteenth Amendment, legal cases, 55:293
Thirteenth Avenue Church (Methodist), Minneapolis, 17:338
Thirteenth Minnesota Regimental Association, 5:320

archives, 19:452, 20:35

Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 3:147, 4:185, 5:209, 5:242, 5:277, 5:379, 6:85, 6:410, 7:190, 10:458, 14:219

Company M, 61:292–305
depicted, 41:6, 41:8, 41:126, 56:131, 56:133, 61:289 (cover), 61:289 (facing), 61:292–293
in Philippine war for independence, 61: 299–305
regimental band, depicted, 56:135
in Spanish-American War, 12:192, 13:429, 15:466, 16:340, 16:473, 18:92, 18:99, 18:317, 19:97, 21:87, 25:78, 28:349, 29:265, 41:9, 53:244, 56:132–56:133, 56:137, 61:292–299
weapons described, 61:375

Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry (Union), 43:187, 43:188
Thirteenth U.S. (Railway) Engineers, 3:162
Thirteenth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 11:96
Thirteen Towns, Polk County, anniversary, 14:358
Thirteen Towns (Fosston), 14:359

anniversaries, 15:251, 30:273

Thirtieth infantry, division of U.S. National Guard, 64:265 (facing)
Thirtieth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 5:272

Company I, 6:306
in Sully expedition, 17:98

Thirty-eighth Iowa Volunteer Infantry, 18:444
Thirty-Fifth Mississippi Regiment, 57:64, 57:71
Thirty-fourth Division. U.S. Army, 6:215
Thirty-fourth New York Volunteer Infantry, in Civil War, 25:345, 25:353
Thirty-fourth Street, Minneapolis, 49:289
Thirty-ninth Mississippi Regiment, 57:64, 57:71
Thirty-ninth U.S. Colored Infantry, in Civil War, 29:188
Thirty-second Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 2:213
Thirty-seventh Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 19:150
Thirty-sixth U.S. Engineers, 3:341
Thirty-sixth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, history, 5:126
Thirwell, John, 8:143, 8:144n
This Old Farm Pioneer Village, Brainerd, 63:210
Thistle, Paul C., historian, 51:283

work reviewed, 50:288–289

Thistle Hill Weaving, Cherry Valley, New York., 65:226
Thistlethwaite, Frank, author, 49:339

work reviewed, 34:341

Thistlethwaite, Glenn, athletic coach, 62:112
Thoburn, J. M. (Rev.), 17:379
Thoburn, Joseph B., 16:310, 16:311
Thoits, A., newspaper manager, 47:196
Thole, Titus (Fr.), author, 35:155
Tholl, Perry Thomas, engineer

"The Typographical Fraternity of the First Minnesota Volunteers," 62:258–267

Thom, Arthur W., stamp collector, 5:417, 5:418, 41:102, 55:109
Thom, Emma M., author, 19:217
Thom, George, army engineer, 40:246, 40:247
Thomas, Alice, artist, 63:278
Thomas, Augustus, novelist, 47:62
Thomas, Benjamin P., author, 40:296

work reviewed, 28:360

Thomas, Brenda L., writer

"Harriet Bishop and the Chesapeake Disaster," 64:68–69

Thomas, C. B., 22:293
Thomas, C. M., 52:213
Thomas, Charles, 41:324
Thomas, Charles H., author, 21:98
Thomas, Charles M., "Promoting Settlement," 18:298–301
Thomas, Cyrus, 29:70
Thomas, David O., author, 5:325
Thomas, Dorothy, author, 20:116
Thomas, E. D., author, 15:373
Thomas, E. L., 5:94n
Thomas, Edward, Fr., 63:275
Thomas, Edward (Col., grandfather of Edward K.), 41:324
Thomas, Edward K. (Sgt.), artist, 7:112, 35:182, 35:369, 41:317–326, 41:319

artwork depicted, 41:319, 41:322, 41:323, 41:324, 62:45 (cover) (facing), 62:48–49, 63:58–59
work depicted, 52:205 (cover), 55:188, 56:215, 56:260 (facing)

Thomas, Edward (son of Edward K.), 41:324
Thomas, George H. (Gen.), Union officer, 1:499, 1:501, 1:502, 3:62, 25:23n, 25:24, 33:280, 38:260, 38:261, 38:267, 38:270, 39:179, 39:181, 41:324, 60:188

quoted, 39:184

Thomas, H. L., author, 40:96
Thomas, Hartshorn, 41:324
Thomas, Henry, director Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, 65:178
Thomas, Isabel, 41:324, 41:326
Thomas, Isaiah, editor/publisher, 16:153n, 34:203
Thomas, J. M., 3:24
Thomas, John, trader, 34:255, 34:355
Thomas, John L., 46:103n
Thomas, John M., author, 7:183
Thomas, Joseph, 21:70
Thomas, Katharine G., author, 31:122
Thomas, L. G., author, 35:47, 42:39
Thomas, Lewis, author, 47:203
Thomas, Lewis C., 41:324n
Thomas, Lewis F., author, 30:62, 32:14, 32:125, 33:314
Thomas, Lewis H., 26:39

author, 36:191
reviews by, 25:66, 25:171
work reviewed, 35:148

Thomas, Lorenzo (Lt. Col.), 45:118, 45:119
Thomas, Mahlon H., police officer, 44:261
Thomas, Mary (daughter of Mary Eliza), 41:324
Thomas, Mary Eliza Weldrick (Mrs. Edward K.), 41:324, 41:326
Thomas, Mary (Mrs. Hartshorn), 41:324
Thomas, McLaren, 41:324
Thomas, Mike, labor activist, 58:177, 58:182
Thomas, Minor T. (Gen.), 39:179

in Sioux (Dakota) War, 33:281n, 38:280, 38:283

Thomas, Naomi, Crispus Attucks matron, 56:118
Thomas, Norman M., 47:116, 49:177

biography, 45:202
isolationist, 40:410
labor leader, 56:364
presidential candidate, 51:118
speaker, 42:182

Thomas, O. W., 6:217
Thomas, Ozro A., legislator, 63:282
Thomas, Ralph D., author, 2:285
Thomas, Ray, 9:10
Thomas, Robert B., author, 15:445
Thomas, Robert D., translator, 21:370
Thomas, Sherry, work reviewed, 48:134
Thomas, Theodore, orchestra conductor, 26:155, 33:96, 39:53, 39:54
Thomas, transport ship, 38:313, 38:314, 38:316, 38:318
Thomas, U. M., newspaperman, 21:451
Thomas, Uriah D. , chiropractor, 59:202
Thomas, W. C. E., editor, 22:23
Thomas, W. D. (Rev.), 45:132n, 45:140
Thomas, W. Stephen, author, 29:77, 29:349
Thomas, William, letters, 30:150
Thomas, William Widgery, minister (ambassador), 63:191
Thomas and Company, 2:385, 9:81
Thomas Brothers, Minneapolis, collection agency, 47:216
Thomas D. Murphy Company, Red Oak (IA), calendar printers, 58:354
Thomas Hodne Architects, Inc., 55:38
Thomas L. Bird Cycle Company, St. Paul, 54:276, 54:277
Thomasma, Kenneth, author, 57:294
Thomason, O. M., author, 51:19
Thomas Wilson, shipwreck site, 55:102
Thompson, ----, 8:132, 8:133, 8:137
Thompson, A. H., 7:308
Thompson, A. W., speaker, 17:344
Thompson, Albert E., work reviewed, 44:39–40
Thompson, Albert W., author, 17:473
Thompson, Anton, judge, 13:120, 16:124, 16:241, 17:122, 18:110, 20:353, 22:340, 23:103

speaker, 8:311, 9:310, 9:423, 14:357, 16:369, 16:497, 17:357, 17:484, 19:361, 21:447

Thompson, Arthur T., author, 11:326
Thompson, Arvilla N., author, 13:346
Thompson, Benjamin, 3:63

contractor, 11:181
Indian agent, 38:357, 38:359
land agent, 35:207, 35:209, 35:210
at Old Crossing Treaty negotiations, 15:286, 15:292
sketch, 2:425n

Thompson, C. W., author, 16:228
Thompson, Carlton County. See Thomson (Thomson's Junction), Carlton County
Thompson, Charles M., work reviewed, 4:49–51
Thompson, Charles N., author, 15:125
Thompson, Charles T., author, 20:101
Thompson, Christine Taylor, review by, 54:50–51
Thompson, Clark W., 2:464, 21:221, 29:261

in 1862 Ojibway disturbance, 50:194–203
depicted, 50:201
Indian agent, 25:183, 37:228n, 38:131, 38:355, 38:360, 38:363, 39:227–39:240, 48:199n, 58:369, 61:152, 61:153, 61:154, 63:48
papers, 26:32
politician, 37:326
sketch, 2:424n

Thompson, D. O., author, 29:268
Thompson, David, 5:32, 5:37, 5:47, 5:461, 5:579, 8:187, 8:491, 9:74, 9:157, 10:213, 29:340, 31:193, 37:62

author, 2:202, 11:367, 15:239, 19:109, 26:276, 33:187, 34:174, 38:28, 39:171
biography, 17:225
career, 11:107, 12:199, 13:439, 31:125, 37:183
cartographer, 22:276, 26:268, 29:58, 29:132, 35:378, 36:277, 36:324, 44:208, 44:211, 44:213, 44:279, 48:83, 48:84
described, 39:169
diary, 8:296
explorer, 6:304, 8:304, 11:209, 12:294, 15:120, 15:238, 16:230, 16:349, 16:453, 18:215, 25:273, 27:259, 53:124, 65:15
geographer, 36:64, 53:33
journal, 49:343
journals, 13:298, 18:94, 24:74, 29:133, 33:181
letters, 5:386
monument, 65:16, 65:23
sketches, 5:515, 6:298, 6:299, 7:251, 7:281, 7:282
surveyor, 17:476, 18:232, 20:441, 22:179, 22:276
trader, 12:326, 12:372, 12:373, 20:84
use of Savanna Portage, 8:123
work reviewed, 1:522–527

Thompson, David A., author

"The Mail is Coming: 100 Years of the Railway Post Office in Minnesota," 64:206–216, 64:263

Thompson, David W., author, 30:280
Thompson, Denman, actor, 28:118
Thompson, Dorothy, journalist, 37:222, 49:169, 49:178
Thompson, E. A., author, 36:193
Thompson, E. Bruce, work reviewed, 34:209
Thompson, E. P., historian, 49:17n, 53:166
Thompson, Earl, farmer, 34:64
Thompson, Edmund, guide, 57:356, 57:363–364
Thompson, Edward G., 21:221, 39:232, 39:233, 45:310, 45:320n
Thompson, Edwin J., professor, 16:181
Thompson, Edwin S., lawyer, 14:333
Thompson, Eleazar, excursionist, 15:406
Thompson, Era Bell, author, 50:171
Thompson, Erwin N., scholar, 52:83

review by, 52:162–163

Thompson, Etta, (sister of Louisa Chase), 61:278
Thompson, ---- (Fr.), 54:188
Thompson, Frank L., career, 23:192
Thompson, Fred

letters, 25:78
work reviewed, 48:268

Thompson, George, 5:496

editor, 49:322
journalist, 26:95
portrait, 18:321

Thompson, H. E., author, 15:484
Thompson, Harold W., author, 27:275, 34:213
Thompson, Helen J., speaker, 12:210
Thompson, Horrace, 3:381, 37:316

banker, 34:43, 34:99n, 52:142
house, 15:52, 15:54, 25:6

Thompson, Ida, feminist, 52:207, 52:214, 52:217, 52:218
Thompson, J. E., medievalist, 14:194
Thompson, J. G., 54:43

papers, 25:185

Thompson, J. Jorgen, speaker, 21:109
Thompson, J. T., 4:174
Thompson, Jacob, secretary of the interior, 45:86, 45:90, 52:284
Thompson, James E., banker, 34:43, 34:99n
Thompson, James (Jim), slave, 5:41, 30:397, 55:142, 56:69, 56:70
Thompson, James L., map maker, 35:23n
Thompson, James W., work reviewed, 24:157
Thompson, Jerome, artist, 33:21
Thompson, John, 1:456
Thompson, John A. (Snowshoe), 12:180, 36:98
Thompson, Joseph H., 3:460
Thompson, Josiah P. (Rev.), letter, 3:465
Thompson, Kenneth, depicted, 44:112
Thompson, L. N., author, 15:140
Thompson, Lawrence S., author, 31:243
Thompson, Marjorie, 16:242
Thompson, Mark J., author, 19:356, 36:327
Thompson, Mildred, welfare agency official, 59:242, 59:243, 59:244, 59:245, 59:246
Thompson, Mrs. A. G., author, 21:222, 21:453
Thompson, Mrs. C. R., 22:442, 23:399
Thompson, Mrs. George, portrait, 18:321
Thompson, Mrs. George R., 13:448, 14:456, 24:109n
Thompson, Mrs. John W., 41:280n
Thompson, Neil B., speaker, 36:284, 44:79

"Half Century of Capital Conflict," 43:238–254
historian, 54:323
work reviewed, 44:115

Thompson, O. E., mayoral candidate, 54:159
Thompson, Ole, farmer, 29:14
Thompson, Orrin, housing developer, 60:275, 60:276
Thompson, Oscar, author, 18:450
Thompson, Pamela, work reviewed, 47:258, 47:336
Thompson, Paul J., 3:148, 4:101, 4:277, 4:332, 5:307, 6:292, 9:200

author, 3:324, 9:313
lawyer, 25:385
letters, 18:98
speaker, 4:251

Thompson, Paul P., author, 10:80, 10:208, 10:232, 11:225, 12:212, 14:124, 14:351, 15:253
Thompson, Peter, 2:372
Thompson, Philip, artist, 63:346
Thompson, Ralph, author, 18:448
Thompson, Richard S. (Butch), musician, 44:121 (facing), 44:133n
Thompson, Richard W., traders' agent, 32:68, 32:69, 32:74

biography, 29:252
politician, 35:75

Thompson, Robert, author, 11:218
Thompson, Robert G., archaeologist, 51:59, 51:60
Thompson, Roy A., author, 37:42
Thompson, Roy (Little Red Cloud), Indian athlete, 62:61, 62:64
Thompson, Ruth, 19:360, 20:96, 26:151, 26:179

author, 8:315, 20:426, 21:182, 26:182, 27:168, 27:270, 27:358, 28:190, 28:286, 30:406
"The Statue of Captain John Tapper," 20:413–416

Thompson, S. A., 37:260, 43:206
Thompson, Samuel M., 19:122, 19:473
Thompson, Stith, author, 26:153, 26:253, 26:368, 27:255, 35:153

"Folklore and Minnesota History," 26:97–105
speaker, 25:306, 25:397

Thompson, T. P., author, 2:282
Thompson, Thomas, hotel owner, 65:119
Thompson, Thomas C., reviews by, 49:258, 49:346
Thompson, Thomas H., map publisher, 40:124, 40:127
Thompson, W. W., with Nobles expedition, 35:252
Thompson, William E. (Rev.), author, 10:465, 12:106, 14:232, 18:225, 19:122, 19:364, 19:473

career, 14:46–48
editor, 17:486
speaker, 10:97, 12:453, 13:342, 14:49

Thompson, William F., 43:312

review by, 41:386
work reviewed, 51:195–196

Thompson, William H., 52:203
Thompson Brothers, St. Paul, bankers, 40:111–114, 62:13
Thompson Falls (MT), trading post, 24:75
Thompson River, British Columbia

gold fields, 1:171, 35:251, 41:76
name, 29:340

Thomsen, T. G., author, 30:396
Thomsen, T. H., craftsman, 15:470
Thomson, Cornelia, 14:46
Thomson, Don W., work reviewed, 40:355
Thomson, Ebenezer, colonist, 47:23
Thomson, Ezra, 14:46
Thomson, Hamilton, 14:46
Thomson, Helene M., career, 40:48
Thomson, Irving L., author, 15:358
Thomson, J. Cameron, banking executive, 54:176
Thomson, J. E. M., 48:114
Thomson, Joseph, 14:46
Thomson, Louisa, 14:46
Thomson, Luther, 14:46
Thomson, Mildred, 49:102n

work reviewed, 39:27

Thomson, Mortimer S., career, 17:226
Thomson, Samuel, 14:46
Thomson, T. M., author, 6:85
Thomson (Thomson's Junction), Carlton County

described, 54:74, 54:75
Finns, 25:318, 57:326
lumber center, 31:162
mill, 23:300
railroad, 37:93

Thor, Jonas, author, work reviewed, 58:422
Thorbeck, Margaret, author, 27:82, 27:178
Thorburn, Grant, 1:363, 1:364
Thordarson, Thordur, dog-team driver, 42:285, 42:286
Thordeman, Bengt, 17:183
Thoreau, Henry David, author, 16:105, 20:382, 55:6, 56:193

biography, 17:226
journal, 2:284, 20:169–173, 35:184
in Minnesota, 6:257, 11:327, 16:29, 16:35–16:46, 22:433, 35:215, 37:225–37:228, 41:221, 43:79, 44:276, 47:249, 54:192
travels, 16:36, 38:335

Thoreen, Reuben G., speaker, 29:368
Thoren, Helen M., speaker, 24:378
Thorgeirsson, Olafur S., 15:447
Thorkelson, Willmar, author, 36:239
Thorkveen, L. P. (Rev.), biography, 12:108
Thorlakson, Pall, author, 13:209
Thorn, George (Capt.), 6:282
Thorn, Olof, author, 36:237
Thornbrough, Emma L., author, 36:101
Thornbrough, Gayle, author, 29:335, 32:256

editor, 34:175
review by, 32:254
work reviewed, 35:239

Thornburg, Opal, author, 33:316
Thorndal, H. L., bank manager, 51:283
Thorne, ----, Dr., 58:157
Thorne, Harry D., author, 16:487, 19:463, 20:448
Thorne, John L., merchant-banker, 21:413, 22:89, 53:47
Thorne, Robert, 10:176
Thorne, Sir Richard, author, 21:363
Thorne, Tanis C., author, 49:212, 56:463
Thorne Norrish and Company, Hastings, records, 21:413, 22:41, 22:192
Thornley, Stew, author, 51:128, 59:172, 64:264 (facing)

work reviewed, 51:324, 64:131, 64:176

Thornton, Emma S., work reviewed, 48:178
Thornton, George, author, 26:179
Thornton, H. B., 18:120
Thornton, Harrison J., author, 13:436, 14:226, 31:57
Thornton, Mary Ruth (Mrs. Michael J.), Star Island property, 48:111
Thornton, Michael J., 26:126n, 26:132

Star Island property, 48:110, 48:111, 48:116–48:117

Thornton, Ralph S., author, 17:231, 30:161, 30:271, 36:36, 36:106
Thornton, Russell, author, 52:160
Thornton, Sir Edward, 1:201
Thornton, William, 53:205
Thornwall, Emily, author, 4:186
Thorp, Freeman (Col.), artist, 21:332
Thorp, Margaret F., author, 22:430

work reviewed, 30:251

Thorp, Mrs. J. G., 29:335
Thorp, Raymond W., author, 35:377
Thorp, Sara, 25:86
Thorp, Vivian, author, 20:216, 21:215
Thorp, Willard, editor, 28:279
Thorpe, Jim, athlete, 56:459
Thorpe, Samuel S., 19:184n, 36:189
Thorpe, Thomas B., author, 41:219
Thorpe Brothers Realty Company, Minneapolis, 26:287, 49:23
Thorshov and Cerny, architects, 61:3, 65:132, 65:135n37, 65:156
Thorson, Gerald

"Disenchantment in Two Minneapolis Novels from the 1880s," 45:210–222
reviews by, 39:126, 49:304
work reviewed, 44:315

Thorson, N. A., author., 1:386
Thorson, Playford V., work reviewed, 51:126
Thorson (Harold) Library, Elbow Lake, 15:487
Thorsteinson, Ethel, author, 6:299
Thorsteinson, Inga (Mrs. John), settler, 49:80 (facing)
Thorsteinson, John, settler, 49:80 (facing)
Thorsteinson, Martha J., 49:80 (facing)
Thorsten, Serine, 27:46
Thorton, John, map maker, 16:421
Thortvedt, Levi, 13:286

author, 19:234
diary, 25:262

Thortvedt, Ola, pioneer, 21:219, 57:79
Thortvedt, Orabel, artist, 57:76

work depicted, 57:79

Thott, A., 20:244n
Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence River (New York, Ontario), described, 29:218
Thoynard, Nicolas, 19:396
THPOs. See Tribal Historic Preservation Offices
Thrall, Mrs. L. A., author, 27:173
Thrall, Rozetta Marilla, quilter, 46:241
Thrane, Marcus (Markus), 4:146, 32:51, 40:140

career, 18:315
labor activist, 46:165, 50:336
Socialist leader, 51:141

Thrapp, Dan L., work reviewed, 53:38
3M. See Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company (3M), St. Paul
Three Affiliated Tribes, women's contributions, 55:91
Three Caballeros, movie, 58:362, 58:365n
Three Forks (MT)

depicted, 40:194
exploration, 52:81

Three Hundred and Eighth Machine Gun Battalion, 12:321
Three Hundred and Eighth U.S. Infantry

1st Battalion, 3:110

Three Hundred and Fiftieth U.S. Infantry, 3:482
Three Hundred and Fifty-first U.S. Infantry, 3:247
Three Hundred and Fifty-second U.S. Infantry, 3:247, 3:455

Company G, 3:482

Three Hundred and Forty-sixth College Training Detachment, history, 25:312
Three Hundred and Thirteenth U.S. Engineers, 3:247
Three Hundred and Thirty-eighth U.S. Field Artillery, history, 3:324
Three Hundred and Thirty-ninth U.S. Field Artillery, sketch, 3:455
Three Hundred and Thirty-seventh U.S. Field Artillery, 3:244, 3:247, 3:455
Three Hundred and Twenty-eighth U.S. Infantry, Company B, history, 3:324
Three Lakes, Redwood County, garrison, 38:285
Three Maidens, Pipestone National Monument, 31:201–203
Three Oaks (MI), museum, 8:438
Three Rivers, Quebec. See Trois Rivieres
Three Rivers (MI), history, 13:110
Three Spot, locomotive, 6:412, 12:284, 19:236, 26:276
Three Stooges, 64:222
Three Suns, Indian leader, 64:48 (facing)
Threshing, described/depicted, 54:32–33, 56:1 (cover), 58:336
Throckmorton, Joseph, steamboat captain, 7:266n, 10:345, 11:210, 13:229, 13:231–13:236, 13:238, 18:154, 18:434
Throndsen, K., author, 9:180
Throne, Mildred, author/editor, 30:160, 33:228, 36:279
Thrower, Norman J. W., review by, 47:206–207
Thueson, James D., MHS librarian, 43:77
Thuillier, Guy, historian, 55:375
Thul, Mrs. Robert, sketch, 6:409
Thuland, Conrad M., lawyer, 33:43
Thule Air Base, Greenland

Minnesotans building, 65:4–12

Thule culture, 40:95
Thullen, J. H., artist, 39:190n
Thunder, Jim, Chippewa Indian, 34:2
Thunder Bay, Lake Huron (MI), 23:141
Thunder Bay, Ontario, 53:125 See also Fort William, Ontario; Port Arthur, Ontario

Chippewa legends, 40:358
fishing industry and, 58:62

Thunder Bay Historical Society, Ontario, 3:321, 6:300, 11:287, 23:99, 23:396, 25:403, 26:88, 34:314

meetings, 13:337, 17:120, 18:464, 19:354, 19:359, 20:454, 23:385, 26:178
museum, 23:93, 23:295, 24:186
publications, 12:200, 51:164

Thunderbird Motel, Bloomington, 58:32
Thunderbird mound, WI, 64:199
Thunder Cloud, Winnebago Indian, 5:69
Thunder Face (Etawakinyan), Sioux leader, sketch, 2:520–526
Thunder Voice, Sioux leader, 38:148
Thurber, Charles, inventor, 16:445–447
Thurber, Charles L., insurance agent, 24:109
Thurber, Cleveland, 23:134
Thurber, Herschel P., 24:109n
Thurber, Jeannette M., music patron, 41:129–130
Thurber, Lewis M., 13:448, 14:456, 16:242, 24:109n
Thurber, Timothy N., author, 57:384
Thurn, Helen, editor, 36:107
Thurn, Karl, editor, 36:107
Thursday Musical, Minneapolis, 24:191, 30:175, 31:61, 33:95, 39:55

history, 3:464

Thursfield, Richard E., editor, 28:300

work reviewed, 28:364

Thurston, D. W., horse owner, 41:382
Thurston, Edward S., author, 2:53
Thurston, Howard, magician, 52:292
Thurston, J. M., dairyman, 27:120
Thurston, John, Union soldier, 63:227
Thurston, Mrs. James, 8:98
Thvedt, N. B., 16:471
Thwaites, Helene B., speaker, 12:210
Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1:5, 1:9, 1:94, 1:95, 1:539, 2:419, 3:46, 4:281, 10:62, 11:431, 39:166

author, 7:154, 13:252, 40:312
biographies, 12:328, 39:336
editor, 1:289, 11:8, 14:220, 23:132, 26:148, 36:225, 42:71, 48:345
historian, 46:229, 53:168, 54:142
letters, 1:374

Thwing, Alfred L., 24:191
Thwing, Charles F., author, 8:440, 11:110
Thye, Edward J., politician, 24:242, 24:349, 25:286, 25:308, 25:379, 25:407, 26:43, 26:86, 26:399, 27:27, 27:250, 27:262, 27:272, 28:52, 29:352, 41:282, 43:78, 46:14, 55:153, 58:135, 59:246, 59:255, 59:319, 62:210, 62:213, 62:214n, 63:253

depicted, 55:154, 58:135, 62:213, 62:215
gubernatorial records, 54:320
on Ku Klux Klan charters, 61:369
letter, 27:45, 29:36
veteran's memorial building competition, 65:129

Thye-Blatnik Act (1948), 54:131, 58:135, 58:136
Thygeson, Marcus, 46:84
Thygeson, Sylvie, suffragist, 46:84
Thyreen, G., author, 18:74
Tiahma, Sauk leader, 20:56
Tiala, Alfred, American Communist leader, 52:194, 58:178, 58:179, 58:180
Tiala, Viola Dehn, 45:167n, 45:185

farm depicted, 45:181

Tianna Country Club golf course, Walker, 61:280
Tiarks, J. C., surveyor, 23:203
Tiarks, J. L., Dr., astronomer, 20:441
Tibbetts, Abner, New Ulm settler, 37:207
Tibbetts, Burnham Lyle (B. L.), World War II military service, 61:201, 61:204
Tibbetts, Dela (sister of B. L.), World War II military service, 61:201
Tibbetts, Mary M., 11:419
Tibbetts, Nathaniel, lumberman, 57:340
Tibbetts Lake, Murray County. See Great Oasis Lake
Tibbs, Anna B., 16:101
Tibetan American Foundation of Minnesota, 62:100
Tibetan people

immigration, 62:100–101
oral history collection, 62:138
students depicted, 62:105

Tiblin, Mariann, review by, 45:161
Ticehurst, Rhian, bookbinder, 53:293 (facing)
Tichenor, Isaac P. (Lt.), Union officer, 39:195n
Tichenor, Phil, author, 36:105
Tichy, Frantisek (Fr.), 15:31
Tickner, W. A. (Rev.), 31:82n
Ticknor, Herman L., druggist, 25:365, 26:286
Tidball, J. C., artist, 19:420
Tidd, Ann M., 16:471
Tidd, Tristam, 16:471
Tide and Times. See Time and Tide
Tideman, Carl G. (Rev.), author, 12:206
Tideman, Philip L., editor, 39:299
Tierney, Charles J., police chief, 44:261
Tierney, John, (St. Paul police detective), 64:297
Tierney, Molly

"Helen Jacobson Richardson's Scrapbooks," 60:208 (facing)
"Sgt. George R. Buckman's Journal and Papers," 61:172 (facing)

Tietema, K. (Rev.), 28:123
Tiffany, ----, sportsman, 15:286, 16:210
Tiffany, Burton E., author, 6:286
Tiffany, Charles L., jeweler, 54:328 (facing)
Tiffany, Flavel B., Union soldier, 59:148
Tiffany, Louis Comfort, artist, 64:305 (facing)

estate, 55:255
work depicted, 54:328 (facing)

Tiffany, Mrs. Francis B., 7:40, 10:207, 10:339

author, 33:188
speaker, 8:59, 20:308

Tiffany, W. C., 54:267
Tiffany and Company, New York City, cup depicted, 56:244
Tiffany Foundation, fellowships, 55:255
Tiffany Studios, 64:305 (facing)
Tifft, C. M., speaker, 11:334
TIGER. See Topographically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing database
Tiger, steamboat, 11:130, 11:137, 11:164, 11:170, 11:171n, 11:172, 11:177, 11:181, 11:183
Tighe, Ambrose, public safety commissioner, 40:16, 43:45, 43:46, 47:171, 47:172, 47:181, 47:182, 50:6, 50:9
Tighe, Richard L., lawyer, 21:196
Tighlman, Stedman R., 46:69
Tigrett, John B., author, 27:272
Tikkanen, Albin, depicted, 45:17
Tikkanen, Juhani (Rev.), 25:324
Tilden, Bryant (Lt.), 50:24
Tilden, Floyd, author, 20:208
Tilden, Freeman, author, 47:332

work reviewed, 38:239, 39:294

Tilden, Henry L., census enumerator, 56:216, 56:217
Tilden, James (Lt.), murderer, 14:93
Tilden, Josephine, 59:7
Tilden, S. J., 4:168, 4:337
Tilden, Samuel J., politician, 15:405, 35:58, 51:100, 51:101
Till, John, 35:204, 43:315
Tillenius, Anna, author, 35:295
Tiller, Carl W., work reviewed, 23:265
Tiller, Edith W., author, 11:222
Tiller, Theodore, reporter, 63:317–318
Tilley, Morris, editor, 27:34
Tillinger, John, 28:320
Tillman, Benjamin R., politician, 12:6, 12:9
Tillman, F. A. (Lt.), 65:63
Tillman, Hjalmar (Rev.), editor, 3:478
Tillotson, Mrs. Henry B., editor, 12:430
Tillquist, Fred E., politician, 34:222, 43:57
Tilman, Hannah B., author, 25:185
Tilsen, Jean, 56:370
Tilsen, Ken, work reviewed, 58:377–378
Tilton, Frank, author, 12:328
Tilton, Theodore, speaker, 11:156, 11:157
Tilton and Company. See Columbia Fur Company
Timber Act of 1873, 52:35
Timber Culture Act, provisions, 10:285
Timber Lake, Cook County, forest fire, 36:136
Timberlands (MN), 53:37

administration, 1:129

Timberwolves, basketball team, 55:349, 58:64
Timber Worker, 55:232, 56:269

cartoon depicted, 56:268

Timber Workers Union, Local 2776, 56:269
Time, steamboat, 22:13–22:15, 22:19, 22:34n

excursion, 22:20–31

The Time, R&:B/funk band, 58:30, 58:34–35, 58:38
Time and Tide (steamboat), 1:422, 11:126, 11:139, 11:141–11:143, 18:372, 20:377, 44:97, 46:156, 49:47, 56:207
Timeline, periodical, 49:212
Time Out magazine, 58:218
Timm, Dora, quilt depicted, 46:242
Timm, F. A., 15:368
Timm, Otto, aviator, 34:217
Timmerman, Janet, editor, 55:183

work reviewed, 58:377

Timmerman, Janet, work reviewed, 63:264
Timothy, Lewis, pioneer printer, 15:7
Timothy grass, introduction to United States, 57:307
Timpe, George, author, 17:342, 19:219
Tindolph, Wiley, 18:138, 18:139, 18:143, 18:144, 18:150
Ting, I-Jean Hwang, 63:278
Tingdale, Martin, entrepreneur, 63:335, 63:337, 63:338
Tingdale, Mary, suffragist, 62:292, 62:297n
Tingdale Brothers, Minneapolis, letterhead depicted, 61:144
Tingelstad, O. A., editor, 5:234
Tingerthal, Rhaban (Fr.), author, 37:187
Tingley, Benjamin W., art collector, 23:155
Tingley, Donald F., work reviewed, 48:44
Tinker, Arthur M. (Col.), 3:279n, 3:286n, 3:287, 50:271, 50:273–50:274
Tinker, E. W., forester, 36:133
Tinker, Joe, professional baseball player, 59:166, 59:173n
Tinker, Ralph, steamboat engineer, 22:94
Tinkham, A. W., with Stevens expedition, 7:128, 7:130, 7:132, 7:137, 7:139, 7:140
Tinkham, Miss ----, teacher, 13:140
Tinsley, G. W., hunter, 47:326
Tinsley, James A., work reviewed, 36:150
Tinsley, Mrs. George W., 39:115
Tintah Beach, Lake Agassiz, geology, 38:158, 38:160
Tintogravure lithography, 58:354
Tinucci, Charles, 59:58, 59:59
Tinucci, Mrs. Charles. See Schopp, Theresa
Tipi rings, 49:124
Tipi Wakan, Lake Minnetonka, Hennepin County, church conferences, 33:354
Tippecanoe River (IN), Norwegian settlement, 2:247
Tipperman, Elizabeth, pioneer, 22:222
Tipton, John, Indian agent, 40:186n

papers reviewed, 24:343

Tischer, H. G., author, 25:315
Tischler, John A., career, 29:90
Tishler, William H., editor, 58:128

"H. W. S. Cleveland," 49:281–291

Tisiphone, gunboat, 40:278
Tistel, Buttolf G., pioneer, 9:420
Tistel family, genealogy planned, 9:420
Titanic, cruise ship, 60:252–267

advertisements, 60:267
artifacts controversy, 60:253–254, 60:266n
deck plans, 60:258
hull depicted, 60:249 (cover), 60:249 (facing), 60:254
passenger classes, 60:255, 60:262, 60:264
personal accounts of disaster, 60:252, 60:253, 60:257, 60:258, 60:259, 60:260, 60:261, 60:262
reports of disaster, 60:264–265, 60:266n
survivors and victims listed, 60:261
survivors arrival in New York, 60:265
U.S. Senate investigation and report, 60:266
voyage recounted, 60:254, 60:256, 60:257, 60:258, 60:259, 60:260

Titcomb, Charles G., composer, 44:127, 44:129
Titlie, Joseph (Rev.), speaker, 16:130
Titonka, Dakota leader, 48:27
Titrud, Olof M., farmer, 55:317
Titrud barn, Wright County, depicted/destroyed, 55:317
Titus, Harold, author, 17:342, 31:147
Titus, Hazen J., dining-car superintendent, 52:78
Titus, Moses S., 15:222
Titus, Mrs. Francis P., 3:39, 3:82, 3:86, 21:15
Titus, Mrs. Starr. See Lamont, Jane, Anglo-Dakota woman
Titus, Starr, 59:187, 59:188
Titus, William A., author, 3:320, 5:466, 5:612, 7:367, 8:106, 8:203, 12:328
Tizaptanna (Five Lodges) band, Sioux Indians, 2:521–2:524
Tjornhom, T. (Rev.), speaker, 18:335
Tjosvold, Mary, teacher, 61:66
Tjosvold, S. O., politician, 34:222
TLA. See Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly
Tobacco

army use, 42:103
brand icons, 57:32, 57:33
ceremonial aspect, 48:63, 48:160
colonial women's use of, 54:104, 54:105
commerce, 52:130
cooperatives, 57:393
dictionary of terms, 34:169
gift item, 48:63, 48:64, 48:70, 49:269
health hazard, 39:24
Indians' use of, 15:453, 31:194, 51:37
in Minnesota, 46:342–343
processing taxes, 52:106, 52:108
tin depicted, 56:455
trade, 46:249

Tobacco Hurons (Petun Indians), 13:397
Tobey, Stephen H., letters, 11:96
Tobin, Daniel, labor leader, 43:152, 51:176

Teamsters president, 56:363, 56:364, 56:365

Tobin, Leslie J., speaker, 19:118
Tobogganing, 23:105, 40:384

club, 43:303
depicted, 43:281 (cover), 43:304

Tocqueville, Alexis de, author, 8:320, 9:208, 9:209, 29:154

work assessed, 46:247–248

Tod, J., trader, 40:167n, 40:168n
Today show, and Minnesota music, 58:35, 58:36
Todd, ----, trader, 44:204
Todd, Andrew, trader, 11:258, 11:261–11:263, 19:294
Todd, Anna, speaker, 16:360
Todd, Dana, 3:384
Todd, Frederick P., historian, 53:3
Todd, Irving

author, 1:544
Masonic library, 26:82
pioneer journalist, 14:395

Todd, Isaac, 11:264n
Todd, John, 1:10
Todd, John B. S., military officer, 3:384, 36:70

career, 22:213
Fort Ripley commandant, 9:260, 28:343, 40:87, 40:88
land speculator, 35:238
politician, 38:148

Todd, John Blair Smith, trader, 59:197, 59:198
Todd, Mabel O., 37:136
Todd, Mrs. F. D., author, 5:321
Todd and McGill, traders, 11:263
Todd County

1869 election, 61:317–318, 61:324n
banks, 57:187
Baptist church, 24:94
black settlement opposed, 61:312–324
Farm Holiday activities, 51:276
farmhouses, 51:149
genealogy sources, 50:336
geology, 37:307
ghost towns, 15:371
grasshopper plague, 36:57
history, 1:275–277, 10:466, 61:313–314
homesteaders, 61:320–321, 61:324n
iron deposits, 3:29
name, 22:213
newspaper bibliography, 5:502
Norwegian settlement, 12:277
notes, 10:362
Old Settlers' Association, 11:12, 11:16, 11:18
Old Settlers' Historical Society, 9:425, 10:466
pioneer life, 15:253
population statistics, 60:269
Quakers, 18:258
school, 22:350
stage road segment, 56:258
townships, 16:131, 16:257, 16:372, 23:111
War History Committee, 25:95

Todd County Argus

history, 61:314
on plans for a Negro colony, 61:312–314, 61:318, 61:323n

Todd County Historical Society

exhibit, 21:447
meetings, 19:119, 19:232, 21:238, 23:296, 24:380, 26:92, 26:369, 26:395, 27:342, 27:364, 28:388, 29:366, 30:401

Todnem, Allen, work reviewed, 49:345
Toensing, Waldemar F., librarian/speaker, 37:188, 40:150
Toews, W. J., 17:466
Tofte, Cook County

copper mine, 34:179
name, 12:287
Norwegians, 55:258
ranger station, 36:134, 36:137

Toftey, Adolph (Ade), 20:454, 55:258, 55:264
Toftner, Josephine, depicted, 57:104 (facing)
Tohill, Louis A., author, 5:463, 7:292, 8:97, 10:86, 10:348, 18:194, 22:285

"Robert Dickson, the Fur Trade, and the Minnesota Boundary," 6:330–342
speaker, 6:29
work reviewed, 9:153–156

Toimi, Lake County

Finnish settlement, 25:160, 25:319, 25:320, 25:323, 61:12, 61:21
temperance society, 22:392n

Toivola, St. Louis County, Finnish settlement, 22:392n, 25:320
Toland, John, author, 35:333
Tolbert, H. Allan, reviews by, 40:45, 40:138, 40:404
Toledo (OH), marketing center, 40:272, 40:273n
Toledo Strip, (Ohio, Missouri), controversy, 25:369
Toliver, Beatrice (Mrs. Lester Young), 59:105, 59:106
Tollefson, Adolph, bank cashier, 57:193
Tollefson, Alice A., 4:261
Tollefson, Amy, 57:193
Tollefson, Axel, author, 6:387
Tollefson, Betsey (Mrs. Ellef L.), bank president, 57:193

signature on bank note depicted, 57:192

Tollefson, Ellef L., banker, 57:193
Tollefson, John, 18:116
Tollefson, Ole, 12:263
Tollefson, Thomas, 18:124n
Toller, Ernest, 21:11
Tolles, C. L., anchor, 9:306
Tolley, H. R., 48:171
Tolman, R. L., physicist, 60:176
Tolman, R. P., author, 11:110, 17:114
Tolmie, W. F., trader, 40:167n
Tolson, Hawk, work reviewed, 58:375–376
Toltz, Maximilian (Max) E. R., engineer, 13:446, 41:353
Tolvanen, Ahti, author, 48:175
Tolzmann, Don Heinrich

author, 57:271
editor, 54:240
review by, 47:254
translator, 56:463
work reviewed, 46:304, 59:92, 59:312

Tomahawk, The, newspaper, White Earth Reservation, 65:189, 65:199
Tomahawks, pipe, 40:199, 40:201
Tomah Industrial School, students, 51:91
Tomaso, Salvatore, musician, 57:226
Tomasson, Gunnar, dog-team driver, 42:284–42:288, 42:294
Tomazevic, ----, missionary, 10:123n
Tomazin, Ignatius (Fr.), missionary, 10:123n, 10:124, 13:117, 18:268, 18:331, 48:162
Tomhave, William H., author, 32:118
Tomic, Pajo, Serbian musician, 65:112
Tomison, William, trader, 30:261, 42:39

journal, 4:83

Tomkins, Charles H., quartermaster, 35:185
Tomlinson, Della, 2:472
Tomlinson, George A., vessel operator, 54:219, 54:220
Tomlinson, Mrs. H. A., 12:429, 17:341
Tomlinson, Wilber F., 25:250, 25:353
Tomlinson family, genealogy, 4:274
Tomljanovich, Esther, judge, "My Minnesota," 61:10
Tomljanovich, Matt, labor activist, 58:171
Tompkin, John A., 25:228
Tompkins, Isaac N., 7:256
Tompkins, Joseph, speaker, 19:466
Tonelli, Donna, 52:115
Tongs, Twin Cities, 57:174, 57:178
Toni Permanent Wave Company, St. Paul, 61:40
Toni Stone baseball stadium, St. Paul, 63:143n
Tonsager, Kenneth (Pvt.), World War II combatant, 60:269
Tonty, Henri de, 9:144, 9:395, 20:68

author, 2:189, 5:466, 21:92, 23:57, 26:75
career, 17:225
explorer, 14:110, 14:215, 26:74
portrait, 12:87
trader, 22:327

Toole, K. Ross, author/speaker, 36:36, 36:279

reviews by, 34:39, 34:209, 36:149
work reviewed, 38:237

Toole, Robert C., author, 37:185, 39:129, 39:298

reviews by, 37:82, 38:236
"Steamboat Pioneer," 36:250–258

Tools

depicted, 42:86, 57:385 (facing), 57:391, 57:397
at Fort Snelling restoration, 42:85–42:86, 42:89
frontier, 42:120
prehistoric, 51:57, 51:58, 51:59, 51:60, 51:61

Toombs, Robert, 4:245, 14:190
Toombs County, 57:115
Toomer, Jean, author, 62:75
Toomey, John J., secretary, 54:249, 54:251
Toonkanwechasta, Sioux Indian, sketch, 2:527–531
Toon-kau-e-cha-tag-ma-ne (One Who Walks By His Grandfather), Dakota Indian, 63:42
Toopunkah Zeze, Sioux Indian, 10:374
Topelious, Otter Tail County, Finnish settlement, 25:320
Topka family, bank ownership, 57:191
Topliff, Frederick G., jeweler, 48:121
Topliff, George R., jeweler, 48:121
Topographical Engineers Corps

in Civil War, 9:96
officers, 52:122

Topographically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing (TIGER) database, 61:310
Topography, of Grand Portage, 9:26–30
Topp, Ella Hoover, author, 51:164
Toppenish (WA), mural, 53:233
Topping, A. Dale, editor, 40:268
Toqua, Big Stone County, described, 19:227
Toqua Lakes, state park, 2:55, 2:210
Torbert, Donald R., 64:51

architectural historian, 46:206
author, 36:106
work reviewed, 36:147

Torbet, Andrew M. (Rev.), 55:322, 57:281
Torbet, Caroline (Mrs. Andrew M.), 55:322
Tordenskjold Township, Otter Tail County

ghost town, 21:337
settlement, 2:215

Tordoff, Jeffrey P.

"Conundrum in Catlinite," 51:313–318
"Militia Cartridge Box," 55:175–176
Theodore C. Blegen Award winner, 52:83

Toren, Hilary, author, 50:168

"Wrapped in Style," 49:56–64

Toren, John, author, work reviewed, 61:86
Torgersen, Ole, 3:511
Torgerson, Arthur G., author, 11:323
Torgerson, Julia, (cousin of Helen Olson), 64:269
Torgerson, Kittel, Union soldier, 59:149
Torgerson, Knud, Union soldier, 59:149
Torgerson, Mrs. N. V., 23:391
Torgerson, Pauline A., 50:145
Torgerson, Paul (uncle of Helen Olson), 64:272
Torgerson, Samuel, author, 5:218
Torgerson, Tolleff, Union soldier, 59:149
Torguson, G. C., author, 4:84, 11:337, 20:97, 20:213

speaker, 19:471

Torinus, Louis E., lumberman, 5:460, 24:200
Torkelson, M. W., author, 35:380
Tornadoes. See also Blizzards and storms

Cass Lake, 48:118
depicted, 45:330
historic property destruction, 55:305, 55:317
history, 43:40
Lake Gervais, 45:329–332, 46:84
St. Cloud, 49:78
St. Paul, 59:2

Tornado over St. Paul, painting, 45:329–332, 45:330
Tornado thresher, 24:301, 24:302
Tornbom, ----, 10:279, 10:281
Tornell, Jacob, murdered, 17:154
Tornell, Miles, murdered, 55:56
Tornoe, J. K., author, 39:170
Toro Company, 56:441
Toronto, Ontario

balloon flight, 39:283
battle, 15:472, 27:236
founded, 22:64
McLeod's description, 4:356
museum, 36:314, 36:317

Toronto Metropolitan Reference Library, George Nelson papers, 51:159
Toronto Public Library (Ontario), 17:223
Torpet, Edward, compiler, 47:336
Torrance, Bertha R., 13:318
Torrance, Charles M., Dr., 13:318
Torrance, Eliakim (Ell), judge, 3:384, 5:525, 42:181

Civil War collection, 13:318–320, 14:63, 16:56, 27:80
interview, 12:457
papers, 13:198, 13:319, 26:69
speaker, 7:299

Torrance, Graham M., judge, 13:318, 42:181
Torrance, Mrs. Graham M., 42:181
Torrance (CA), company town, 63:180
Torreano, Peter R., work reviewed, 53:37
Torrence, ----, ballplayer, 19:174
Torrence, M. C., poet, 26:301
Torres-Lanza, Pedro, geographer, 34:303
Torrey, Charles T., abolitionist, 33:218
Torrey, Edwin C., author, 7:368
Torrey, John, botanist, 18:314, 24:371
Torrey, Reuben A., 43:20n, 43:25
Torrey, Volta, work reviewed, 45:304
Torrison, Alfred, author, 23:110
Torri (Torrey), William, logger, 56:265
Torstenson, Joel S., 22:193
Torvik, Clara C. J., translator, 28:382
Tory party, 4:239
Tostevin, ----, ballplayer, 19:174
Tostevin, J. F., 31:84
Totedutawin, Catherine, Dakota woman, 63:58, 63:62
Toteedootawin, Catherine (Her Scarlet House), Sioux woman, 2:542–2:547
Totems, in Indian culture, 48:61, 48:62, 48:64
Toth, Susan Allen, author, 53:338, 54:144, 55:284
Totino, Rose, businesswoman, 60:156

biography, 48:352

Totten, Ashley L., Pullman porter, 55:204, 55:207, 55:208
Totten, John R., letter, 3:445
Totusek, Jan, Silver Lake pioneer, 15:30, 15:34
Tou, Erik H., missionary, 17:225
Touchmarks, pewter, 40:204
Touey, Kurt, prisoner of war, 54:122
Touhy, E. L., Dr., author, 24:181
Touin, Roc, voyageur, 18:241
Tourism, 65:111 See also Description and travel

automobiles and, 49:255
bicycle, 47:258
"car campers" depicted, 58:140
Cass Lake, 48:108, 48:109, 48:111
Chambers Grove resort depicted, 54:156–157
Cook County, 48:43
Duluth, 54:159
economic effects, 48:108, 50:150, 53:339
fishing, 57:308, 57:309, 57:310, 57:312
guides and guidebooks, 51:158, 53:176, 53:177, 53:178
historic sites, 16:192–195, 55:32–39
hotels, 54:314–315, 54:315
Indian art, 56:408
Indians' role, 47:169 (facing), 49:235, 49:236, 49:238
influence, 23:31
iron ranges, 47:258
Lake Michigan, 49:258
Lake Minnetonka, 57:273 (cover), 57:296–304
Madeline Island, 57:271
maps, depicted, 54:160–161
Minnesota, 44:176, 44:177, 44:178, 58:132, 58:136, 58:141, 58:142
murals as promotion, 53:231, 53:233, 53:235, 53:237
North Shore, 55:253, 55:255, 55:256, 55:257, 55:258, 55:259, 55:260, 55:261, 55:266
papers, 55:130
in park debate, 42:249, 42:252, 42:253
postcards, 49:235, 49:236, 49:238, 54:310–312, 54:311, 54:312
publicity, 16:351
railroad promotion, 50:132
railroad service, 54:1 (cover), 57:203, 57:204, 57:207
Red Wing, 49:258
resorts, 21:449, 25:101, 27:176
slavery and, 57:108, 57:110, 57:111, 57:112, 57:113, 57:114, 57:115, 57:116, 57:118, 57:119, 57:120, 57:124, 57:127, 57:129n18
state promotion and, 56:205, 56:206
urban camps, 54:158
Walker area, 61:272–283
Wisconsin, 51:195

Tourist cabins, 60:301 (facing)
Tourist Club, Minneapolis, 5:374, 18:317, 19:49, 25:290
Tourist Club, Worthington, women's study group, 28:298
Tourond, Baptiste, depicted, 49:179
Tourson, Alfred, author, 22:445
Tourtellotte, John E. (Col.), 63:225

career, 29:356

Tourtelotte, Henry L. (Capt.), 48:272, 48:273
Tourtillotte, Lydia (Mrs. Sylvanus), Yankee pioneer, 34:54–58
Tourtillotte, Sylvanus, Yankee pioneer, 34:54–58
Tourtilotte, George, 1:538
Tousig, Carl, pianist, 45:272
Tousignant, Elizabeth Ann (Mrs. Everest A.), 50:104
Tousignant, Everest A., 50:101
Tousley, Albert S., work reviewed, 11:85–87
Tousley, George (Capt.), 9:421
Tousley, Mortimer, family, 12:97
Tousley, O. V., educator, 35:371
Tower, Charlemagne, industrialist, 47:32, 57:341

ambassador, 37:17, 37:18
career, 17:226, 33:220
mining activities, 12:285, 16:26, 27:205, 33:355, 34:216, 36:192, 40:412
railroad president, 61:12–13

Tower, Charlemagne, Jr., 12:285
Tower, George W., speaker, 28:192
Tower, Mrs. Charlemagne, 37:18
Tower, St. Louis County. See also Vermilion Range

baseball club, 40:61
bus line, 35:338
Finnish settlement, 25:319, 30:156
gold rush, 36:282
labor problem, 40:345
markers, 15:481, 35:382
mining center, 11:414, 12:285, 30:409, 34:171, 36:282, 48:95, 48:96, 52:248
mission, 49:247
railroad, 19:451, 32:245, 34:180, 43:152
road, 16:297
school district, 58:226, 58:232, 58:233, 58:234, 58:235, 58:236, 58:237, 58:238
temperance society, 22:391, 22:392n

Tower, Z. B. (Lt.), 29:318
Tower Commercial Club, 54:130, 58:235
Tower News, newspaper, 65:109n2

libel accusations by Mesaba Ore and Hibbing News, 65:104

Tower-Soudan Historical Society, 42:68
Tower-Soudan mine, 52:246, 52:250
Tower-Soudan State Park, St. Louis County, 40:35, 43:120

history, 47:210

Tower Theater, St. Paul, 53:325
Tow Head settlement, Freeborn County, name, 18:225
Towle, Angie (Mrs. Mathew Marvin), 63:84 (facing)
Towle, Charles, author, 35:338
Towle, James E., 64:140
Towle, Leonard U., 5:574
Towler, Mrs. George H., author, 13:346, 22:216
Town, J. D., 16:433
Town, Joseph, 49:274
Town and Country Club, St. Paul, 24:92, 29:88, 36:89, 51:128, 65:72 (facing)

members, 42:30, 46:246, 48:87

Towne, C. W., author, 21:428
Towne, Charles A., congressman, 12:35, 13:205, 17:160n, 17:226, 39:103, 39:105, 39:107
Towne, Ellen. See Windom, Ellen Towne (Mrs. William)
Towne, Ezra, 57:71
Towne, Minerva N., chiropractor, 59:202, 59:211n
Towne, Oliver (pseud.). See Hiebert, Gareth
Towner, Milton C., academic dean, 51:112, 51:114, 51:120
Towner (ND), cycling clubs, 54:271
Town forms, county seats, 57:330–345
Town Hall Art Colony, Grand Marais, 55:257, 55:260, 55:261 See also Grand Marais Art Colony
Town Hall Music Series, Grand Marais, 55:258
Town House, Marine on St. Croix, 38:337, 38:350
Town Lake (Jay Lake), Cook County, forest fire, 36:135
Townley, Arthur, professional boxer, 59:83
Townley, Arthur C., 15:338, 32:247, 40:140, 41:212, 43:49, 43:51, 43:57

agrarian leader, 18:191, 28:37, 28:40, 28:42, 34:347, 36:34, 38:305, 51:20
depicted, 35:284, 43:48
imprisonment, 35:368
indictments, 43:55
Nonpartisan League founder/leader, 43:44, 43:47, 48:256, 53:147
papers, 16:218
politician, 27:259, 28:72, 32:182, 35:247, 37:39, 38:178, 52:237
speaker, 34:222, 34:224

Townsend, Ann, 28:267
Townsend, Archie, 28:267
Townsend, Barbara, equestrian, 61:341
Townsend, Clara, 28:267
Townsend, Daniel Charles

editor, 28:268
education, 28:267
marriages, 28:268

Townsend, Dorothy, 28:268

"My British Background," 28:258–268

Townsend, Edward, I

career, 28:258–260
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 28:261–264

Townsend, Edward, II, 28:267
Townsend, Edward, III, 28:268
Townsend, F., 8:144n
Townsend, Genevieve Gillrup (Mrs. Daniel Charles, I), 28:268
Townsend, Glen R. (Capt.), 10:208
Townsend, Grace, 28:267
Townsend, Jean, 28:268
Townsend, Joseph E., newspaper publisher, 15:492, 16:253, 28:265–268

birth, 28:259
death, 28:267
marriages, 28:266, 28:267
reminiscences, 13:454, 14:463, 15:138, 15:252, 15:370, 16:367, 28:261, 28:264, 28:266

Townsend, Josephine Mares (Mrs. Joseph E., II), 28:267
Townsend, Julia Harty (Mrs. Joseph E., I), 28:266, 28:267
Townsend, Mary J., 28:267, 28:268
Townsend, Mayme, 28:267
Townsend, Mrs. Edward, I, marriages, 28:259, 28:264
Townsend, Pearl Forslof (Mrs. Daniel Charles, II), 28:268
Townsend, Samuel P., archaeologist, 38:244
Townsend family, genealogy, 14:233
Townsend House, Belle Plaine, hotel, 28:260, 28:265
Townshend, Charles, 5:213

attitude toward West, 4:233
tax proposals, 4:234, 4:235

Townshend, Thomas, 19:297
Townships

Minnesota, 4:170, 8:287
Wisconsin, 4:3–4:5, 4:15, 4:19

Townsley and Sons, Minneapolis, trade card depicted, 43:272
Toy, Charley, businessman, 57:167, 57:177
Toy, Moy, 57:177
Toy, Y.Y., businessman, 57:177
Toyer, Mrs. Ralph. See Grey, Emily O. Goodrich (Mrs. Ralph Toyer)
Toyne, S. M., author, 30:65
Toys, 16:381, 16:382, 16:389, 17:242, 34:107

in 1950s, 60:270, 60:279
advertising icons, 57:27, 57:30
depicted, 53:292 (facing)
history, 37:342
sold by traders, 48:154n

Tozer, David, lumberman, 31:36

log mark, 26:135

TPM. See Territorial Pioneers of Minnesota
Trabert, George H. (Rev.), 8:213, 14:362

career, 21:221
work reviewed, 1:61

Trachtenberg, Alan, photo historian

author, 51:241
"Minnesota in the Camera's Eye, 1935-1943," 61:174–195
quoted, 62:46
work reviewed, 55:326

Track meets

intercollegiate, 53:240
Minnesota, 39:18–23

Tractors, 56:281, 56:464

manufactured, 43:93–94

Tracy, Alexandre de Prouville, Marquis de, 12:282, 12:349, 16:404, 16:405
Tracy, G. M., 2:117n
Tracy, Lyon County

architecture, 46:78
Catholic colony, 9:178
ethnic groups, 56:100
high school basketball, 55:338, 55:340
high school museum, 19:366
Indian baseball, 62:66
land office, 16:458
railroad, 24:194
rivalry with Marshall, 56:303

Tracy and Farnham, bankers, 2:125
Tracy Company, St. Paul, merchants, 14:380
Tracy Trumpet, 52:215
Trade. See also Business; Fur trade and traders; Trade goods

prehistoric, 51:61

Trade and Intercourse Act (1834), 55:51n9
Trade cards, MHS collections, 43:270–274
Trade goods. See also Fur trade and traders; Gifts and gift giving

archaeological finds, 25:398, 34:268, 38:24, 38:28–38:34, 40:203–40:209, 54:142
blankets, 11:101
brass, 40:200
embargo, 40:179–182
exchange rates, 11:245, 21:131, 21:133, 21:146, 23:241, 23:333
farming communities, 58:148, 58:149, 58:150, 58:152, 58:153, 58:154, 58:155, 58:157, 58:158
firearms, 48:199
fire steels, 18:36–18:41, 18:188
food, 48:240
importance, 11:241, 40:198, 40:202, 53:35
Indian, 53:249, 57:1 (cover)
liquor trade and, 55:135
makak depicted, 55:1 (cover)
pipes, 25:202
Red River Settlement, 46:113
significance, 48:85
silver, 22:93, 22:204, 24:77, 33:351, 40:200
varieties, 13:227, 13:229, 18:237, 18:395, 19:42, 20:12, 25:397, 38:26–38:28, 51:283, 51:284, 52:81, 54:104
wampum, 15:257
weapons, 20:268, 29:199, 30:102, 33:89, 35:151, 35:196, 38:71

Trader Joe's, 64:65
Traders and trading posts. See also Fur trade and traders
Trades and Labor Assembly, Twin Cities, 17:99, 19:451, 20:35, 22:385, 22:387
Trades and Labor Assembly (MN), 22:377–22:379, 22:386, 35:59
Trades and Labor Council, Twin Cities, 53:242
Trade union movement, political campaigns, 52:184, 52:186, 52:187
Trade unions. See also Labor

Minnesota directory, 3:312

Trade Union Unity League, Minneapolis, 41:154, 54:14
Trading posts. See also Fur trade and traders; specific traders, companies, and posts

St. Croix Falls, 55:56
Snake River, 55:55

Trading with the Enemy Act (1917), 52:263
Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs), 63:73–74
Traditional Values of Minnesota, organization, Minnesota Human Rights Act Amendment and, 65:82
Trae, Cora, author, 22:221
Traffic Club, Minneapolis, 5:242
Trail (city), Polk County, 61:197
Trailer camps, Rosemount, 49:225
Traill County (ND), early settlers, 21:99
Trail of Broken Treaties (1972), 52:241
Trailways Bus Lines, history, 52:322
Train, Arthur, Jr., author, 23:284
Train, George F., career, 25:176
Train, Mrs. G. L., speaker, 9:311, 14:463
Train, Russell, EPA administrator, 59:302, 59:304
Train Bay, Lake Superior (MI), 23:237
Trainmen's Cooperative and Protective Association, Twin Cities, 50:12, 50:13
Trainor, Daniel, Jr., printing business owner, 59:321, 59:327, 59:330
Train River (MI), 23:237
Trampe, Ernest T., hardware store owner, 59:311
Trans-Atlantic cable, 56:169
Transcontinental and Western Air Lines, 26:7
Transcript Publishing Company, Little Falls, 3:305, 43:161, 43:164
Transfer Men's Association, Minneapolis, employers' association, 45:8
Transfiguration Reformed Episcopal Church, Belle Plaine, 9:424
Transgender people. See also Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people
Transient camps, 1930s, 48:299–300
Transient Home for Girls, Minneapolis, 46:198, 58:297
Transit Railroad Company, 8:410n, 9:404, 14:182

incorporated, 14:183n
proposed route, 11:397, 14:255, 63:290

Transit Township, Sibley County, history, 13:122
Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition—Omaha, Minnesota commission, 4:115
Trans-Mississippi Northwest, historical activities, 1:291, 2:50
Trans-Mississippi West

bibliographies, 42:199, 42:200
history, 5:130–132

Transportation. See also Automobiles and trucks; Aviation; Bicycles and bicycling; Boats and boating; Buses and bus transportation; Canoes and canoeing; Description and travel; Ferries; Horses; Railroads; Red River carts; Red River trails; Roads and highways; Stagecoaching; Steamboats and steamboating; specific means of transportation

in 1790, 8:20
in 1849, 7:55n
in 1853, 1:351–368
in 1870s, 10:93, 10:158, 10:160–10:166
in 1880s, 2:202, 2:287
agriculture and agricultural markets, 15:123, 26:332, 29:2–18, 30:264, 37:269, 56:27
air, 52:231–238
Alaska, 4:170, 4:273
anti-Semitism, 52:179
Argyle, 9:310
army engineers, 36:96, 52:4, 52:15
automobiles, 10:223, 51:236, 54:146, 56:453, 58:65 (cover)
black employees, 57:420, 57:421, 57:427
Canada, 15:356, 20:87, 20:342, 24:277, 30:262
by canoe, 4:464, 8:256, 8:342–8:347
cariole depicted, 56:247
car yard depicted, 52:185
during Civil War, 2:330, 2:393, 2:400
commercial, depicted, 54:1 (facing)
commercial fishing and, 46:43, 46:46, 46:49, 46:50, 46:55
Crane Island, 56:302
creamery trucks, depicted, 51:261, 51:266, 51:267, 51:268
described/depicted, 36:231, 53:62, 53:63, 53:129 (cover), 57:273 (cover)
development, 8:427, 8:435, 9:392, 9:418, 14:149–14:155, 16:233, 17:359, 18:85, 18:337, 23:60, 32:44, 48:265, 49:226, 51:124–125, 52:167, 54:199, 55:132, 56:167, 57:272, 57:362, 57:363, 58:94, 58:103, 58:271, 58:272, 58:279, 58:281, 61:250
Duluth, 5:451, 7:301, 52:208, 52:209
early methods, 2:106, 5:514
economic impact, 44:163, 44:179–44:180, 45:40, 48:265, 49:293
explorers, 56:246–247
farmers and, 8:181
flour milling and, 6:143–146, 10:179, 10:180
freight, 12:178, 13:228, 16:75, 16:479, 19:349, 24:247, 38:386, 42:24, 43:230–231, 50:72, 54:24–25
frontier, 6:52, 7:105–7:111, 7:262, 7:329, 8:203, 8:275, 8:315, 10:118, 10:346, 11:212, 17:365, 19:310, 22:85, 22:230, 24:131, 24:191, 27:85, 28:310, 28:330, 51:291, 51:293, 51:294, 51:299, 52:35, 52:133, 52:137, 52:138, 52:142, 53:319, 55:20, 55:21, 55:22, 55:23, 55:25, 55:27, 55:30, 55:31
in fur trade, 11:426, 33:130, 52:162
geography, influence of, 2:447, 2:449, 2:451–2:453
government roads, 44:180, 44:190–44:191, 46:48, 46:49
Great Lakes, 9:395–397, 41:343–344, 53:212
history, 4:291, 5:614, 21:324, 30:406, 36:105, 36:106, 36:192, 39:124, 40:410, 51:163
horse-drawn vehicles, 15:254, 19:139, 22:213, 25:302, 35:39–35:41, 35:48–35:53, 35:89, 41:153 (cover), 43:197 (cover), 51:261, 54:159
hydroelectric power, 58:266
by ice locomotive, 7:107, 7:275
Idaho, 7:246
Illinois, 15:474
immigrants and immigration, 10:6, 12:253, 12:279, 13:8, 16:25, 24:128, 24:159, 24:329, 29:61, 30:199, 32:126, 53:274
Iowa, 28:79, 52:203
Isanti County, 10:149
by keel boat, 2:433, 2:503
Klondike road, 45:46–57
Lake Minnetonka, 57:296–57:299, 57:302–57:304
Lake Superior, 54:211–219
legislation, 36:176–180
livestock, 15:353, 56:218
loggers' methods, 6:10–6:14, 6:16
Martin County, 5:618
merchants, 55:242
Midwest, 4:223
migrant workers, 58:200, 58:201, 58:203, 58:204
milling industry, 57:95
Minneapolis traffic counts (1895-1912), 62:88, 62:91–94
Minnesota, 6:62, 61:250
Minnesota History Center exhibit, 58:379 (facing)
Minnesota-made cars and trucks, 43:93–112
Minnesota Territory, 9:14, 56:157, 56:257–258
Mississippi River, 58:243
Montana, 28:288
in murals, 53:180
museums, 55:310–311
newspapers and, 27:1–3, 56:225, 56:233
New York to Missouri, 1837, 6:98–102
North Dakota, 21:99, 23:92
northern Minnesota, 44:51, 44:54, 46:43, 46:46, 46:50–46:51, 46:55
Northwest, 9:122, 9:426
Northwest coal shipments, 5:387
from Norway, 2:261, 2:265, 2:267
Omaha Railroad, 57:198–210
omnibus depicted, 57:114
one-room schools and, 54:325
Oregon, 25:276
Orient trade, 41:178–190
by ox team, 2:214, 63:149
to Pacific coast, 9:305
papers, 55:130
parks, 58:53, 58:56
Pennsylvania, 26:383
political issues, 49:293, 49:294, 49:295, 52:185, 52:186, 55:160
by prairie schooner, 8:145, 8:309
rates, 10:348, 13:228, 15:126, 19:195, 28:312, 31:86
recreational, 16:268, 19:385, 53:254, 53:255, 53:260, 53:261, 53:262, 53:264, 54:158–159
Red River Valley, 6:251, 8:305, 15:357, 17:128, 19:109, 33:277, 35:154
Robbinsdale, 5:620
in rural north, 56:143
St. Cloud area, 9:79
between St. Paul and Pembina, 5:391, 5:413, 5:423, 5:494, 5:572, 5:614, 6:245–6:248, 6:279–6:282
of salmon, 57:308–309
shipping lines, 54:22, 54:23, 54:31
silk trains, 54:16, 54:18–31, 54:26, 54:28–54:29
in sixties, 10:79
sketch, 2:436
by sleigh, 7:269, 9:67
snowmobiles depicted, 54:144 (facing)
social life, 55:220, 55:221
songs, 26:379
source material, 5:376
by stagecoach, 1:107, 1:168, 4:150, 5:272, 6:388, 7:106, 7:108, 7:109, 7:222, 7:255, 7:292, 7:300, 8:141, 8:144n, 8:209, 8:409, 8:451, 9:252, 9:303, 9:416, 9:420, 10:226, 10:336, 10:352, 10:358, 10:456
steamboat, 54:124, 54:125
steam wagon, 4:190, 11:454, 12:115, 13:95, 21:86, 22:204, 34:306, 35:155
streetcar boats depicted, 57:302, 57:303
streetcars, 43:197 (cover), 47:73–74, 57:297, 57:298
street railways, 3:317, 4:198, 6:220
subsidies, 56:331
taxi depicted, 54:154
timber industry, 56:264, 56:274–275, 58:256
tourism, 49:255, 56:205, 56:206
traders' methods, 6:157, 6:346, 6:347
tugboats depicted, 54:210–54:211, 54:214, 54:220, 54:221
Twin Cities, 4:96, 4:477, 7:11, 7:218–7:232, 10:71, 53:208, 53:275, 55:120, 55:121, 55:184
Union Station, Minneapolis, depicted, 57:297
between United States and Canada, 2:20–2:22, 2:299, 2:302
Upper Midwest, 51:124
by wagon, 8:401
water, 8:102, 52:163, 57:331, 57:334
water-railroad links, 55:123
western problem, 5:533
wheat shipments, 58:263, 58:278
winter, 54:132
World War II, 51:258, 53:56

Transportation Act (1920)

effects, 12:16
passage, 55:206

Transportation Act (1958), 64:215
Transportation Brotherhood's National Bank of Minneapolis, bank note depicted, 57:196
Transportation Building, St. Paul, 65:131, 65:135n37
Transportation Building Annex, Minneapolis, 52:178
Trans-Siberian Railway, aided by United States, 38:310–325
Transylvania Company, 4:240
Transylvania University, Lexington, Kentucky, 15:12
Trapbe Saloon, Swanville, Morrison County, 59:226, 59:311
Trapp, I., author, 34:128
Trapping, in Boundary Waters, 57:156–157
Trappist Order, travels, 16:90
Traps

fish traps, 57:316, 57:316–57:317, 57:320
fur, 43:146–148, 50:169

Traquair, Ramsay, author, 26:274
Trashmen, album cover depicted, 57:105 (cover)
Trashmen, band, 65:70
Trask, David F., author, 40:46, 61:297
Trask, James, speaker, 40:48
Trattner, Walter, historian, quoted, 58:397
Traub, Mrs. J. F., 13:446
Trautmann, Frederic, translator and editor, "German Traveler," 49:126–139
Travad, Vastergotland, Sweden, emigration, 56:288
Travel. See Description and travel
Travel-Air, airplane depicted, 50:97
Travelers' Aid, Minneapolis, 46:193–46:195, 46:200
Traveler's Club, Faribault, records, 16:242, 19:467
Travelers Insurance Company, St. Paul, 62:47
Traveling (Passing) Hail (Wasuihiyayedan), Dakota leader, 38:130, 38:134, 38:147, 45:97, 45:98, 45:102, 45:104, 48:88 See also Passing Hail, Santee Dakota leader
Traveling salesmen, life described, 46:59–65
Traveller, steamboat, 40:273
Traver House, Mapleton, hotel, 15:133
Traverse, defined, 46:117
Traverse Bay (MI), mission, 10:113
Traverse County

agriculture, 22:212
archives, 20:89
centennial committee, 29:181
county agent, 10:353, 19:113
county seat fight, 12:444
ghost towns, 29:366
Historical Society, 20:98, 29:181, 29:366, 30:169
land grant, 35:207
map, 3:478
nursing home, 38:377
Old Settlers' Association, 2:476
settled, 50:146
War History Committee, 24:82
war records work, 3:105

Traverse des Sioux, Nicollet County, 46:117, 46:221

census, 7:83
churches, 6:86, 30:156, 32:72
depicted, 12:425, 13:192, 13:196, 13:295, 13:414, 14:425, 15:206, 38:119
in fiction, 37:10
frontier life, 14:391, 22:138
fur trade and, 32:65–76, 36:44n
ginseng trade, 41:254
growth, 11:182, 32:80
historical meeting, 22:293–295, 23:36
history, 9:57, 9:422, 11:87–11:89, 11:102, 21:401
Indian agency, 22:422, 38:93
Indians and, 34:311, 37:272, 38:129, 38:130
Indian unrest, 21:170, 21:172
Long expedition at, 5:256
mail route, 40:87
McLeod at, 4:422–4:432, 4:434
memorials, 20:464, 23:291, 37:61, 38:155, 39:299
missions, 2:482, 2:486, 2:494n, 2:500, 2:501, 2:502, 2:522n, 2:545, 3:84, 5:390, 6:86, 8:273, 11:94, 11:183, 11:316, 12:83, 16:333, 18:350, 21:171, 21:274, 39:344, 48:26, 52:156
name, 37:226, 37:227n
posts, 4:417, 8:178, 10:389, 10:390, 11:376, 11:377, 13:102, 20:259–20:268, 21:161, 31:198, 32:71, 42:126, 42:129, 42:133, 42:139, 52:229
preliminaries, 28:315
river crossing, 56:241
river port, 11:129, 11:133n, 11:136, 11:170, 11:171n, 11:184, 36:257
roads, 21:229, 21:233, 21:234, 56:258
sketches, 2:56, 5:319, 5:390
source material, 13:195, 15:223, 16:332, 16:469, 18:44n, 26:66, 30:388
territorial newspaper, 56:224
townsite, 7:370, 11:162, 11:180, 29:209n
volunteer guard, 16:171, 16:172

Traverse des Sioux State Park, Nicollet County, 5:267, 16:300, 18:273
Traverse des Sioux treaty. See Sioux (Dakota) treaties, Traverse des Sioux
Traverse House, Graceville, register, 23:300
Traverse Township, Nicollet County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275
Traves, Frederick W., German settler, 32:164
Travica, Eleanor (Peggy) (Mrs. George), miner, 61:97, 61:98
Travica, George, miner, 61:97
Travis, ---- (Capt.), marksman, 27:6
Travis, Randy, entertainer, 52:161
Travis, William, B., 35:241
Traynor, John, pioneer railroad man, 5:464
Treacy, Leone (Sr.), author, 18:89
Treadway, Leo, vice-chair of Governor’s Task Force on Gay and Lesbian Minnesotans, 65:80, 65:81
Treadwell, John N.

career, 13:174
letter, 13:175–178

Treadwell, Julia, 5:458
Treanor, Glen R., author, 16:357
"Treasures for the Millennium," 56:452–458
Treasury Relief Art Program, 53:179
Treat, Nola, restaurant owner/operator

civic activities, 60:289
death, 60:282, 60:294
depicted, 60:288, 60:293
education and training, 60:283–284
employment, 60:284–285
food preparation books, 60:285, 60:293, 60:294n
house, 60:295n
philanthropy, 60:294
relationship with Richards, 60:291–292
retirement activities, 60:293

Treat, Selah B., 21:281, 35:170, 49:279, 49:280
Treaties. See Chippewa (Ojibway, Ojibwe) treaties; Indian treaties; Sioux (Dakota) treaties; Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) Indians: treaties; specific treaties
Treaty of Ghent, 1814, 44:218
Treaty of La Pointe (1854), 55:255, 56:255, 56:258
Treaty of Paris (1898), signed, 56:132
Treaty of Washington, 59:197–199
Treaty with the Yankton Sioux, 59:197–199
Treckel, Paula A., work reviewed, 47:77
Trecy, Jeremiah (Fr.), colonizer, 21:75
Tredway, J. Thomas, work reviewed, 41:149
Treloar, Alan E., author, 18:107
Trelogan, Florence

chief clerk, 24:30, 24:162, 25:41
stenographer, 23:44

Tremaine, Marie, editor, 17:223
Tremaudan, Auguste H. de, author, 3:471, 5:386, 10:90

editor, 6:82
translator, 7:368

Trembly, Clifford, poet, 26:301
Treml, Sandi, bank employee, 61:74
Tremont Hall, Nininger, social center, 13:142, 13:148

removal, 13:151

Tremont House, St. Anthony. See Jarrett House
Trempealeau County (WI)

community study, 36:231, 53:290
first settler, 1:106
Norwegians, 53:166

Trempealeau Island, proposed as boundary, 50:313–50:314, 50:318
Trempealeau Mountain, Mississippi River (WI), state park, 2:52, 15:237

described, 17:294, 32:212

Trempealeau River (WI), wildlife, 30:126
Trempealeau (WI)

founded, 12:212
French post, 1:390, 5:466, 8:244, 11:384, 19:456
mission, 7:268n, 7:280, 9:299, 21:159
name, 15:360
river port, 37:87

Trenerry, Walter N., author, 55:351

"The Bray-Goheen Murder Case," 38:11–20
honored, 35:296
"Last Campaign of the Civil War," 47:133–140
"The Legislator and the Grasshopper," 36:54–61
"Lester's Surrender," 39:191–197
reviews by, 36:275, 37:33, 38:39, 40:307, 41:387–388, 42:158, 43:193
"The Shooting of Little Crow," 38:150–153
speaker, 36:196, 36:219, 37:136
"The Minnesota Rebellion Act," 35:1–10
"Votes for Civil War Soldiers," 36:167–172
"When the Boys Came Home," 38:287–297
work reviewed, 38:234, 52:122–123

Trenham, Newton, photographer, 52:56, 52:57

studio depicted, 52:56–57

Trennert, Robert A., author, 47:168, 56:184

work reviewed, 48:222

Trenton, Carlton County, platted, 40:244
Trenton (NJ), Jewish population, 25:394
Tresca, Carlo, strike organizer, 41:83, 41:84, 41:86, 41:87, 41:89, 41:91, 51:68, 51:69, 51:71, 51:72, 65:104, 65:105
Trescatheric, Bryn

award recipient, 47:256
"Furness Colony in England and Minnesota," 47:16–25

Trescot, William H., 18:131
Treseler, William, draft resister, 55:288, 55:291, 55:297, 55:300
Treuer, Anton, author/editor, 56:174, 62:139, 63:93

“Ojibwe,” 56:172–173
review by, 57:99
work reviewed, 58:124–125

Treuer, David R., 56:174

“Ojibwe,” 56:172–173
"The Rhetoric of Reservoirs," 53:156–162

Treuer, Robert, author, 56:464

work reviewed, 47:71–72

Trevelyan, G. M., author, 10:343
Trever, Karl L., 26:34
Trevino, Elva, migrant worker, 58:204
Trevor, J., 16:424, 16:426
Trevor, Joseph G., Union soldier, 25:247, 25:253
Trewartha, Glenn T., author, 13:437, 19:456, 22:98
Trezona, Charles, mining captain, 52:257, 52:258, 52:260
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, 64:332–333
Tribal Historic Preservation Offices (THPOs), 63:73–74
Tribune Building, Minneapolis, design, 23:226, 64:122, 64:123
Tribune-Herald, newspaper (Chisholm), 65:109n2, 65:110n20
Tri-County News office, Heron Lake, mural depicted, 53:234
Trillin, Calvin, work reviewed, 45:344
Trimble, Lyman, 18:39
Trimble, Michael K., work reviewed, 53:33
Trimble, Sarah, 8:430
Trimble, Steven, teacher, 43:314

"Caesar's Column and Nineteen-Eighty-Four," 49:109–114
work reviewed, 46:168, 61:171

Trimble, William J., author, 1:531
Trimbo, Howard, house, 39:276, 39:277
Trimont, Martin County

church-state controversy, 53:310
history, 41:104

Trinity Baptist Church, Minneapolis, 41:203, 43:19
Trinity English Lutheran Church, Owatonna, 61:365, 61:367
Trinity Episcopal Church, Anoka, 15:364
Trinity Episcopal Church, Excelsior, 8:451, 27:232, 28:392
Trinity Episcopal Church, Litchfield, 50:263
Trinity Episcopal Church, St. Anthony, 49:49, 49:51
Trinity Hospital, Jamestown (ND)., 48:20
Trinity Lutheran Church, Benson, 15:481
Trinity Lutheran Church, Janesville, history, 47:336
Trinity Lutheran Church, Long Prairie, 14:124
Trinity Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, 9:315, 56:356
Trinity Lutheran Church, Red Wing, 6:85
Trinity Lutheran Church, St. Paul, 3:541, 6:411, 10:467, 11:468, 12:344, 14:53, 16:484, 17:97, 20:193, 23:371, 24:373, 26:69, 28:203, 34:356, 38:75
Trinity Lutheran Church, Welcome, 15:481
Triple XXX Root Beer Company (TX), 53:255, 53:256, 53:257, 53:258
Tripp, Alice, politician, 47:254, 48:134
Trippe, Martin, ornithologist, 36:103
Trip Shakespeare, rock musicians, 60:249 (facing)
Trisco, Robert F., author, 38:202
Trisko, Dean, artist, 55:262
Tri-State Telephone Company, 18:319, 64:220 (facing)
Tri-State Women's Baptist Convention, 54:300
Trittabaugh, Oscar, 21:333
Triumph, Martin County

Covenant church, 15:481
history, 34:315

Trivitt, John, hanged, 55:72
Trobec, Jacobus (Bishop), biography, 26:303
Trobec, James, missionary, 10:123n, 10:124
Trobriand, Philippe Regis de (comte)

artist, 32:244, 38:385, 40:314
author, 9:190
journal, 32:56, 32:128, 32:243, 33:131n, 34:304, 34:325, 38:386, 48:90

Troell, Jan, filmmaker, 52:125
Troelstrup, Archie W., 9:258

"The Cambridge School Museum," 10:145–153
speaker, 7:43

Troien, C. N., author, 13:340
Trois Rivieres (Three Rivers), Quebec

anniversary celebration, 15:476, 16:480, 17:113
archives, 15:164, 28:370
fur trade center, 15:157, 19:271, 40:157
garrison, 15:174
settled, 29:78

Trolander, Judith Ann

review by, 51:38–39
work reviewed, 45:36, 51:36

Trolle Ljungby, Sweden, emigration, 56:45
Trolley parks, Twin Cities, 53:240
Trolley system. See Street railways
Trollope, Anthony, 5:132, 5:462

river tour, 20:308, 20:391, 33:90

Trollope, Frances, author, 36:45, 36:46, 40:18
Trollope, Mrs. T. A., author, 8:320
Trombly, Rudolph, lumberjack, lien filed, 55:68
Trommald, Crow Wing County

ghost town, 19:464
water tower, 53:143

Trommald State Bank, 58:176
Tromso, Norway, emigration, 57:80, 57:358, 57:360
Trondheim, Norway

emigration, 4:284, 57:82
state archives, 57:360

Tronsdal, F. L., author, 4:284
Trooper of Company K (race film), 65:215
Troost, Gerard, geologist, 29:67

letter, 17:96

Trophies

curling loving cups described/depicted, 58:248 (facing)
horse-racing, depicted, 56:455

Trosky, history, 24:91
Trost, Albert, war veteran, 23:374
Trost, Charles, house, 38:347
Trost, Ella K. (Mrs. A. A.), 15:137, 15:369
Trost, Hermann, letters, 28:202
Trotsky, Leon, socialist leader, 56:360, 56:361, 56:364, 56:365, 56:372

assassination, 56:363, 56:368

Trotsky, Natalia Sedova, 56:372

friendship with Grace Holmes Carlson, 56:363, 56:367, 56:371

Trotskyist Anti-War Party, women senatorial candidates, 56:363
Trotskyites, 56:361, 56:362, 56:363, 56:364, 56:365, 56:368, 56:371, 56:373

in Minneapolis, 51:167, 51:175
Minnesota, 42:6n, 42:7, 57:428

Trott, Clement A. (Gen.), 24:5
Trott, Hermann, colonizer, 31:224, 31:226

portrait, 37:157
railroad official, 37:154, 37:155, 37:158, 37:160

Trott, Mrs. Hermann, 37:160
Trotter, Reginald G., author, 6:82, 7:186, 9:73, 15:334, 16:230

speaker, 5:382
work reviewed, 7:69, 16:83–85

Trotter, William M., 43:289, 43:296
Trotter, William R., author, 55:184
Trout

introduced, 57:309
stocking, 57:313

Trout Brook valley, railroad, 53:208
Trout Lake, Itasca County, ore plant, 11:114, 29:172, 36:35
Trout Lake Lumber Company, 27:302
Trout Valley, Winona County, settled, 34:129
Trovatten, Ole, journal, 3:371
Trovatten, R. A., agriculture commissioner, 51:272
Trow, James E., Dr., 47:41 (facing), 47:61, 47:62
Trow, Tom, "The 'Mooring Stones' of Kensington," 56:120–128
Trowbridge, Catherine W. Sibley (Mrs. Charles C.), 23:132
Trowbridge, Charles C., 7:269n

career, 23:132–134
on Cass expedition, 23:75, 23:169, 23:271, 23:369, 26:363, 33:345
"Journal," 23:135–23:148, 23:233–23:252, 23:328–23:348
Union officer, 14:101

Trowbridge, Frederick N., author, 24:176
Trowbridge, John T., "Railroad Route," 37:103–118
Trowbridge, Roland E., Indian commissioner, 49:185
Troxel, Kathryn, author, 34:263
Troy, James (Fr.), 60:303
Troy, Winona County, mill, 25:101
Troyer, Howard W., author, 14:443
Truax, Abraham, 17:278
Truax, Allen L., author, 9:189, 10:86
Truax, Daniel, 58:155
Truax, Emma, author, 16:127
Truax, Lany (Mrs. Daniel B.), 58:152, 58:153
Truax, Moses, farmer, 37:193, 37:195, 37:197
Truax family, Hastings, 35:336
Truck Drivers Union No. 574, Minneapolis, 18:191

1934 strike, 51:140, 51:233, 52:296, 54:171, 54:177, 54:178, 54:180, 54:184, 58:126

Trucking industry, 43:93–43:112, 43:152 See also Automobiles and trucks; Teamsters Union

trucks depicted, 43:98, 43:101, 43:104, 43:105, 43:107, 43:108, 43:109

Trucks and trucking

antique, 40:148
cooperatives, 18:460
depicted, 51:261, 51:266, 51:267, 51:268, 54:130, 56:275
early use, 52:308
in lumber industry, 27:308, 53:40, 56:274–275
railroads and, 57:206
strikes, 53:324, 57:100

Trudeau, Edward L., 35:215
Trudeau, Jean B., author, 4:177, 4:282
Trudel, Marcel, editor, 40:145
Trudell, Minnie, Dakota Indian, 61:159
Trudo, John (Capt.), 3:535
True, Alfred C., author, 10:211, 10:353, 18:449
True, Mrs. F. O., 7:256
True, Norman T., speaker, 18:465
True, Webster P., author, 27:350
Truedson, E. P., reminiscences, 21:451
True Foods Company, East Grand Forks, 44:293
Truelsen, Casper (Caspar) Henry, 48:90

in cartoons, 47:195
depicted, 47:191
mining interests, 47:315
politician, 47:189–199, 52:211, 52:219

Trueman, G. Ernest, YMCA director, 38:317
Truesdale, Cavour L., 52:308
Truesdale, Dorothy S., author, 24:71
Truesdell, Julius A., sketch, 4:304
Truesdell, Leon E., author, 25:199
Truesdell, Seneca E., sketch, 3:382
Truesdell, William A., engineer, 48:75
Truett, Ellen, 55:358
Truett, George W., 43:27
Truettner, William H., author, 49:341
Truman

creamery, 27:366
history, 18:464, 20:462

Truman, Harry S., U.S. president, 34:189–34:191, 34:194, 34:342, 47:157–158, 52:34, 52:180, 54:132, 55:165, 58:135, 59:252, 59:255, 63:331

depicted, 51:302, 59:252
senator, 52:27
vice-presidential candidate, 56:52, 56:59
visits MHS, 46:140

Truman, Mrs. B. H., 4:69
Trumbauer, Frankie, musician, 59:100, 59:101, 59:102
Trumbo, Dalton, screenwriter, 57:374
Trumbull, Jonathan, 44:225
Trumbull, Lyman, senator, 56:74
Trupin, Sophie, author, 51:243, 55:180
Trussell, Sumner L., 18:128
Trusts and corporations

attempt to abolish, 9:223
relations with farmers, 5:532, 5:541, 5:543, 5:547
state control, 5:593

Truth, Socialist Party newspaper, 52:215, 63:186
Truth, Sojourner, reformer, 25:65
Trygg, J. William

author, 36:69
forester, 38:29
review by, 33:216

Tryon, Charles J., memorial, 16:219
Tryon, R. M., author, 10:455
Tryon, Rolla M., Jr., author, 34:172
Tryon, Warren S., work reviewed, 33:350
Tselos, George, 50:109

"Organized Unemployed, Inc., of Minneapolis," 45:306–320
receives award, 46:83

T-Square Club, Philadelphia, 53:204
T.S.T.C., Twin Cities, club, 49:44
Tsuchiya, Helen Tanigawa, Japanese American internee, 61:130
Tuan, Yi-Fu, geographer, 55:254
Tuberculosis, 56:386, 58:70

climate and, 56:210
families and, 56:104
health campaigns, 51:44
Indian boarding schools, 58:231, 58:233
Minneapolis poor and, 51:47, 51:48
Minnesota, 13:446, 20:230, 25:307, 27:82, 30:175, 31:43, 35:214, 35:216–35:219, 55:14, 59:271, 63:131
Minnesota cure, 49:153, 49:154
Northwest, 12:334
sanatoriums, 38:377, 59:271, 63:131
summer camps, 58:72

Tuberg, Andres, homestead, 26:396
Tubeuf, Freiherr von, scientist, 59:7
Tubman, Harriet, abolitionist, 55:216, 57:378
Tuchman, Barbara, author, 52:200
Tuck, Amos, 3:68
Tuck, Louis, teacher, 19:238
Tucker, Abner, 47:112
Tucker, Caroline J., 5:227
Tucker, Chester, World War II air corpsman, 60:269
Tucker, Claude, 9:259
Tucker, Frederick D., educator, 47:34
Tucker, G. R., 12:401
Tucker, Gilbert, editor, 46:32
Tucker, Mrs. A. C., pioneer teacher, 8:111, 8:209
Tucker, Richard K., historian, 61:361, 61:365
Tucker, Rosina, labor leader, 55:209
Tucker, Sara J., author, 30:95

review by, 30:56
work reviewed, 24:236

Tucker, Todd, author, work reviewed, 61:87
Tucker, William B., author, 34:313
Tucker, William L., outdoor sports enthusiast, 57:312
Tucker, William P., author, 27:352, 29:76
Tucker, William R., 41:20
Tucker family, genealogy, 24:354
Tuckerman, Henry, 20:175
Tudor, Frederic, merchant, 28:54
Tudor v. Board of Education, 53:299
Tuesday Club, Minneapolis, 9:81
Tuesday Study Club, Mountain Lake, 21:220
Tufft, J. Edward, author, 5:384
Tufte, Theodore B. (Lt.), 23:393
Tugboats

depicted, 54:210–211, 54:214, 54:220, 54:240 (facing)
Duluth, 54:210–54:222

Tugwell, Rexford G.

author, 19:347
depicted, 43:4
economist, 42:168–169, 61:195n
New Deal administrator, 46:5, 46:15

Tuininga, John, career, 15:367, 35:90
Tuke, Charles E. (Rev.), 4:176
Tuke, James H., 31:22
Tull, Charles J., author, 40:359
Tullahoma (TN), 59:144, 59:145
Tullis, Aaron W., sheriff, 34:19n, 55:350, 55:351, 55:360, 57:126
Tully, ----, boatbuilder, 33:16
Tully, Andrew, Sioux captive, 20:56
Tully, David, 20:55, 20:56, 46:118
Tully, John, 18:399, 18:400, 20:56
Tully, Missouri, river town, 17:431n
Tully family, in Sioux (Dakota) War, 11:224

death of, 18:400, 20:56, 23:94

Tulsa (OK), schools, 29:77
Tumberg, Julia, author, 11:221
Tumuli Township, Otter Tail County, historic buildings, 17:238
Tumy, William (Sgt.), 42:101–105
Tungseth, E. L., speaker, 14:122
Tunnel Hill, Civil War battlefield, 59:147
Tunnell, Arthur L., editor, 16:113
Tunney, Gene, professional boxer, 59:83
Tunsberg Township, Chippewa County, Norwegian settlement, 12:275n
Tuohy, Edward L., Dr., author, 31:124
Tuomi-Lee, Sirkka, author, 48:175
Tupelo, Civil War battle, 58:63
Tuper, Frank, speaker, 13:118
Turbert, G. L., 16:31
Turck, Charles J., 25:403, 41:272

author, 21:187
educator, 41:272, 41:274, 41:280n
review by, 21:184
speaker, 25:403

Turcotte, Baptiste, petitioner, 49:187
Turkey, on frontier menus, 14:391, 16:378, 16:379, 18:296, 28:321
Turkey growers, 51:277, 56:419
Turkey River (IA), mill, 11:106
Turkey River Valley (IA), ceded to United States, 17:153n
Turkish style, 54:204, 54:205, 54:206, 54:207, 54:208, 54:209
Turks, Mesabi Range, 27:214
Turkula, Edward (son of Hedvig), 60:265
Turkula, Felix (son of Hedvig), 60:255–256, 60:265
Turkula, Hedvig, Finnish immigrant, Titanic survivor, 60:255–256, 60:261, 60:263, 60:265–266
Turnblad, Christina Nilsson, history, 52:84
Turnblad, Mrs. Ed, 25:208
Turnblad, Swan Johan, newspaper publisher, 23:190, 26:21, 34:43, 39:133n, 41:392, 51:242, 52:84, 57:103

lawsuit, 49:122
museum founder, 30:391, 34:172, 37:135

Turnbull, Andrew, author/editor, 38:203, 39:35
Turnbull, George, promoter, 43:200, 43:201, 43:203, 43:208
Turnbull, John G., author, 33:92
Turner, ----, 2:488, 2:489
Turner, Amelia, author, 11:465
Turner, Asa, Jr. (Rev.)

antislavery activist, 54:94
college founder, 33:356

Turner, Beatrice C., author, 15:473
Turner, ---- (Capt.), 8:144n
Turner, Charles, 3:286n
Turner, Charles (Pvt.), 50:274n
Turner, Chester (Rev.), 22:170
Turner, Florence, author, 11:465
Turner, Frederick Jackson, 3:430, 3:436, 3:438, 4:11, 4:14, 4:19, 4:171, 5:50, 5:130, 5:512, 5:560, 6:297, 8:321, 9:161, 9:289, 10:211

assessed, 13:159–13:161, 13:293, 17:198, 19:435, 23:283, 26:265, 29:76
author, 5:49, 5:69, 6:50, 6:209, 6:379, 7:291, 8:323, 9:185, 15:90, 18:381–18:383, 21:200, 23:52, 40:151, 40:156
biography, 12:328, 17:477, 24:336
centennial, 38:201
characterized, 17:73
frontier theory, 15:228, 16:197, 17:322, 17:324, 20:197, 22:62, 23:377, 28:269, 28:379, 29:71, 30:250, 34:82, 34:310, 35:43, 35:329, 36:230, 37:182, 37:261, 38:329, 40:303, 40:403, 56:180
frontier thesis evaluated, 41:198, 42:75, 42:79
historian, 24:255, 24:360, 33:311, 34:81, 39:335, 46:122, 49:304, 52:120, 52:122, 53:105, 53:164, 53:165, 53:228, 54:325, 58:92
honored, 23:82
influence, 43:228, 50:38
letters, 25:85
Middle Western Pioneer Democracy, 3:393–414
newspaperman, 31:251
portrait, 39:137
quoted, 12:4, 12:88, 15:255, 19:306, 23:83
"Rise and Fall of New France," 18:383–398
in runestone controversy, 39:136–140, 45:150, 45:197
speaker, 2:461, 5:68, 23:10
work reviewed, 14:316–318, 16:325–327, 19:432, 47:252–253

Turner, George F., Dr., army surgeon, 16:147, 32:97, 32:98, 33:91, 36:42n
Turner, H. L., 10:136
Turner, Harvey, engineer, 55:262, 55:263
Turner, Howard H., author, 24:174
Turner, J. M. (Capt.), author, 4:292, 4:469, 21:98
Turner, J. R., III, 53:188
Turner, James Morton, author, work reviewed, 63:172
Turner, Joe, slave owner, 60:134, 60:141n
Turner, John, editor, work reviewed, 2:457–460
Turner, John P., author, 14:444, 15:357, 25:90
Turner, Jonathan, educator, 35:379
Turner, Katharine C., author, 32:189

review by, 34:300

Turner, LeRoy, artist, 56:89
Turner, Lillian, women's club president, 56:111
Turner, Lois, artist, 55:262
Turner, Mrs. O. H., 12:102
Turner, Mrs. S. Eppes, 4:128
Turner, Mrs. Valdo, 55:63
Turner, Nat, 55:216
Turner, R. A., author, 15:489
Turner, Roy, artist, 46:297
Turner, Ted, businessman, 62:320
Turner, Tim, preservationist, 55:315
Turner, Valdo, physician, 55:60
Turner, Valdo (Capt.), doctor, in Sixteenth Battalion Home Guard, 65:213
Turner, Vallie, 56:110, 56:118
Turner, William O., work reviewed, 45:40
Turner Colonization Society, 18:109, 34:170
Turner Hall, Minneapolis, 20:408
Turner Hall, New Ulm, 41:57, 41:60, 56:358, 56:385
Turner movement. See Turnverein (Turner Clubs)
Turner Park, New Ulm, antiwar meeting, 47:173
Turner Settlement Association, Cincinnati (OH), 27:268, 31:24
Turnesa, Jim, professional golfer, 58:386
Turney, Agnes, author, 33:265
Turney, Ida V., author, 23:379, 24:367
Turnham, Vivian, 22:216
Turning Thunder, Dakota leader, 41:15
Turnor, Philip, diaries, 16:105
Turnoy, Henry, merchant, 51:243
Turnverein (Turner Clubs), 24:218, 24:367

Chicago, 30:28, 30:29n, 30:31
Cincinnati (OH), 30:25, 30:27, 30:28, 30:31, 36:255, 40:310, 55:44
colonizing activities, 30:27–33
contributions, 33:179
Davenport (IA), 27:163
Duluth, 34:242
halls, 30:33, 32:105, 32:164–32:172, 36:128
history, 55:332
Minneapolis, 16:335
New Ulm, 18:112, 19:214, 21:111, 21:190, 25:314, 28:81, 28:202, 30:33, 30:34, 30:74, 33:84, 36:91, 36:128, 36:200, 40:310, 41:55, 41:57, 56:380, 56:385
in politics, 28:36
principles, 30:26, 30:32, 30:34, 31:242, 36:90
Red Wing, 34:240
St. Paul, 15:109, 17:54, 17:338, 18:47, 24:357, 25:77, 27:328, 41:58
Twin Cities, 55:332
Winona, 34:239

Turpie, Mary C., work reviewed, 37:83
Turpin, Amable, pioneer, 30:7, 30:182
Turpin, Robert L., police officer, 44:259, 44:260, 44:261
Turpin family, 8:50
Turrell, Luella, author, 2:204
Turrell, Orlando B., banker, 40:112–119
Turrentine, Clyde, musician, 59:101
Turtle Bread, 64:64
Turtle Creek Township, Todd County, history, 16:131
Turtle Lake, described, 1:523, 1:525
Turtle Mountain band Ojibway (Chippewa) Indians, 6:197, 55:284
Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation (ND), 35:293, 54:376, 57:287

area reduced, 49:85
metis population, 49:181, 49:189, 49:190, 57:55
students recruited, 49:84, 49:88, 49:94

Turtle Mountain Indian Reserve, Manitoba, 41:22
Turtle Mountain (ND)

Dakota camp, 42:49, 42:52
trading post, 6:230, 22:280n, 22:289

Turtle River Lake, Beltrami County, 29:145, 48:83
Turtle River (river), Beltrami County

logging, 29:141, 29:145, 29:146, 29:148
trading post, 11:370

Turtle River (river) (ND), trading post, 11:368, 22:276, 22:281
Turtle River (village), Beltrami County, 8:286

history, 16:125
logging center, 33:356
newspaper, 29:356
railhead, 29:147

Turville-Petre, E. O. G., author, 42:79
Tuscania, steamboat, 3:339, 11:322
Tuskegee Institute, founder, 55:65
Tusken, Irene, 59:23
Tusler, Wilbur H., architect, 50:121
Tustin, J. P. (Rev.), immigration activities, 8:85
Tutankhamen, Egyptian pharaoh, 64:138, 64:313–314
Tute, James (Capt.), 5:561, 7:35, 10:84

explorer, 11:107, 33:261
trader, 14:229, 16:224, 20:10n, 33:130

Tutle, F. G., publisher, 35:50
Tutt, Iva E., 3:39
Tuttle, Albert, 45:112
Tuttle, Calvin A., millwright, 5:146, 6:141, 7:117, 44:171
Tuttle, Edward O., 50:154
Tuttle, Emily Anne Staples, feminist/politician, 61:64, 61:66, 61:67, 61:73, 61:75n, 61:227
Tuttle, F. G., 5:91
Tuttle, Fred C., 18:112
Tuttle, Harry A., aviation club president, 51:153 156
Tuttle, J. B., Baptist minister, 18:112
Tuttle, J. M., author, 20:440
Tuttle, James H. (Rev.), 2:385, 11:147
Tuttle, M. C., and Ramsey County Pioneer Association, 61:28
Tuttle, Moses C., photographer, 47:185, 52:57, 61:251
Tuttle, Mrs. George E., 1:329, 3:40, 3:43, 5:507, 5:510, 6:401, 7:86, 7:181, 8:197
Tuttle, Philemon, M., diaries, 18:314, 19:48
Tuttle, R. M., newspaper editor/court stenographer

investigation of Julia Laird Kent's death, 62:177, 62:178
on Myron Kent's sentence, 62:186
trial of Myron Kent, 62:180, 62:182

Tuttle, Thomas U., author, work reviewed, 62:44
Tuttle, W. W., 3:180n
Tuttle, William G., 10:230, 20:465
Tuttle, William M., Jr., work reviewed, 48:228
TUUL. See Trade Union Unity League
Tvedten, Halvor A., sugar fieldman, 58:201
Tverberg, Svein (Rev.), 13:206
Twain, Mark (pseud.). See Clemens, Samuel L.
Tweed Hall, Duluth, depicted, 26:180
Tweedsmuir, Lady Susan C. Buchan, author, 20:197
Tweedsmuir, Lord John Buchan, author, 29:154
Tweedy, John Hubbard, territorial delegate, 50:315, 50:319, 55:271, 55:272, 55:274

papers, 2:580, 3:37

Tweedy, Peggy, 59:323
Tweedy, Pogo, 59:323
Tweet, Ella V., translator, 43:80
Tweet, Roald, 27:146

author, 27:245, 27:247
"The Mountain Lake Community," 27:221–227

Twelfth Illinois Cavalry, 25:18
Twelfth Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment, prisoners of war, 58:63
Twelfth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 5:209, 5:277, 7:190, 32:119, 41:9

colors depicted, 53:5
roster, 18:320
in Spanish-American War, 17:159n, 39:108, 56:132
veterans depicted, 56:137

Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 47:65
Twellman, Tim, soccer player, 63:101
Twentieth Century Club, Duluth, 10:232, 52:215, 52:216, 52:218
Twentieth Century Club, Wadena, 17:358, 20:99
Twentieth U.S. Engineers, 3:325, 3:333, 3:338, 3:339, 3:340
Twentieth U.S. Infantry, 12:138
Twenty-Eighth Virginia Infantry

captured flag, 57:57 (cover), 57:57 (facing), 57:58, 57:60–70, 57:68, 63:223
reenactors and flag controversy, 57:69–70

Twenty-eighth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 20:431
Twenty-fifth U.S. Engineers, 3:350
Twenty-fifth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 38:279, 38:280

Company A, 7:192
in Sioux (Dakota) War, 46:312, 46:314–46:323
at South Bend, 1:465
subsequent activities, 46:323

Twenty- First Amendment, 63:314
Twenty-first Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 46:323
24th Evacuation Hospital, Vietnam, 55:1 (facing)
Twenty-ninth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, in Civil War, 15:112, 22:86
Twenty-second Indiana Volunteer Infantry, Company K, 10:448
27th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 62:266
Twenty-seventh infantry, division of U.S. National Guard, 64:265 (facing)
Twenty-seventh Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 38:279, 38:280

in Sioux (Dakota) War, 46:312, 46:323–46:327

Twenty-seventh Maine Volunteer Infantry, 57:66
Twenty-seventh Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, in Civil War, 40:285
Twenty-third U.S. Engineers, 3:336
Tweton, Alice artist/art instructor, 53:97, 53:98, 55:257
Tweton, D. Jerome, author, 36:237, 48:92, 50:84, 51:281, 55:380

work reviewed, 43:277–278, 46:166, 51:194–195

Tweton, Eddie, art instructor, 53:98
Twichell, Heath (Col.), 25:291
Twichell, J. Fred, speaker, 11:338
Twichell, Joseph H. (Rev.), 17:369
Twichell, Luther, 14:330
Twichell, Royal (Rev.), 19:144, 40:10
Twiford, E. M., 16:255
Twiford, Thomas B.

career, 30:53
Chatfield pioneer, 24:95, 24:96
miller, 24:101, 24:102

Twig, forest fire, 48:272
Twiggs, David, 33:263
Twilight, steamboat, 40:314
Twin Cities. See also Minneapolis; St. Paul

1930s murals, 53:232
1939 WPA strike, 42:202–214
1988 drought, 52:15
African-American community, 55:63, 65:208–219
air pollution, 62:228–239
airport, 27:166
air service, 50:87, 50:89, 50:96, 50:97, 50:99
American Railway Union, 52:209
anti-Semitism, 52:167, 52:169–182
archaeology, 58:320–58:331
architects, 57:39–48
architecture, 2:583, 40:97–40:101, 40:104–40:106, 40:135, 41:392, 42:23–42:34, 44:173, 46:75–46:77, 46:78–46:79, 46:206, 47:14, 47:39, 47:94, 47:127, 47:332, 48:342, 49:53, 49:55, 49:169, 51:80, 52:37, 53:112, 53:113, 53:115, 54:235, 55:40, 55:228–229, 55:234–55:235, 55:234–249, 55:237, 55:238–55:239, 55:241, 55:242, 55:244, 55:245, 55:246, 55:248, 55:249, 57:244–262, 57:271, 58:241–58:242
area of influence, 7:13
art and artists, 51:79, 51:301, 53:180, 53:181, 53:253 (facing), 55:258, 55:261, 55:263, 55:265, 55:378, 56:86, 56:90, 56:92, 57:105 (facing), 57:269
Arts and Crafts homes depicted, 57:244–245
authors, 55:232, 56:317, 56:318, 56:319
auto manufacturing, 43:94, 43:96–43:112
aviation promotion, 52:238
banks and banking, 42:274, 58:97
baseball stadiums, 58:338–352
basketball teams, 51:324
birth-control clinics, 54:362
black music awards, 58:37
blacks, 43:284, 51:24, 51:26, 52:162, 55:60, 55:61, 57:280, 57:281, 57:282, 57:419–432, 57:420
BN railroad tracks depicted, 56:138–139
breweries, 51:323
bus depicted, 43:107
business, 43:96, 43:232, 46:46, 50:2–50:17, 50:66, 50:115
bus service, 49:316
caves, 48:90
cemeteries, 49:283
characterized, 44:244, 45:206, 48:134
children's hospitals, 56:147
Chinese community, 54:224–233, 54:328, 57:168, 57:171, 57:172, 57:173, 57:174, 57:176, 57:177–57:179
Churchill's visit, 57:350–355
church-state controversy, 53:298, 53:299, 53:303, 53:304, 53:305, 53:307, 53:311
cigar manufacturers, 52:40 (facing)
clubs, 41:330, 41:384, 44:134, 49:44
colleges, 51:165 (cover)
Communist party, 54:171, 54:172
cooperatives, 51:259–269, 54:284
coopers' cooperative movement, 57:385 (facing), 57:386–402
crime, 55:40–41
cultural center, 7:15
cut-glass companies, 55:105
dance bands, 53:175
depicted, 22:332, 28:398, 32:106–108, 36:237, 37:300
described, 2:284
distributing center, 6:153, 9:62
districts, 48:310, 48:342
draft resistance, 55:286–301
economic conditions, 39:98, 40:146
etchings, 50:276, 50:277
ethnic groups, 55:174, 58:18
in fiction, 45:146
financial center, 6:151, 7:12
florists, 49:211
flour and flour milling, 57:87–96
folk arts, 52:126
Gorbachev's visit, 61:346–359
growth, 53:199
guide, 43:196
high school basketball tournament, 55:345, 55:347
historic places and sites, 40:48, 40:255, 42:82–42:98, 42:153–42:156, 44:96, 44:101, 44:103, 44:173, 47:219–47:220, 47:223, 47:224, 48:90, 55:302–55:303, 55:304, 55:309, 55:311, 56:259, 57:103–104, 59:65
history, 38:243, 58:272
hospitals, 55:232, 56:288
ice racing, 41:372–384
Indochinese, 47:336
iron-work firms, 50:120
Jewish community, 40:46, 43:213–221, 46:258–273, 50:132, 51:4, 51:6, 51:7, 51:8, 51:9, 51:10, 51:11, 51:13, 51:14, 52:177, 53:296, 53:304, 55:229
journalism, 10:338, 57:160
labor, 50:2–17, 50:14, 58:290–58:296, 58:298–58:299, 58:305–58:307
labor politics, 51:219–51:220, 51:222–51:233
libraries, 51:163, 54:287, 55:119–130, 57:160
Lindbergh celebration, 42:141, 42:146
Lindbergh's visits, 55:108
literary sculptures, 55:364–55:373
locks and dams, 54:254–54:267
Louisiana Purchase Exposition exhibit, 3:96
mandolin clubs, 57:217 (cover), 57:217 (facing), 57:220, 57:221, 57:222, 57:223–57:230, 57:231–235
Manitoba and, 42:270
market week, 5:324
metropolitan center, 4:278, 4:458, 5:151, 5:464, 7:7–7:17, 7:168, 7:189, 9:111, 9:426, 13:441, 31:119, 37:346, 39:327
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company (3M) headquarters, 58:163, 58:167
monuments and markers, 49:26n, 56:306, 57:150, 57:151
motion pictures, 51:206–51:212, 51:215, 54:342–358
motion picture theaters, 51:221, 53:238, 53:245, 53:246, 53:266, 53:270, 53:325, 53:326, 53:328, 53:332
museums, 51:284
music and drama, 8:206, 44:133, 48:332–341, 49:37, 59:96–109
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 55:71, 55:74
neighborhoods, 56:408
newspapers, 28:287, 39:106, 40:302, 52:138, 52:139, 52:140, 52:168
Nonpartisan League, 52:96
Norwegian artists, 57:74–85
Norwegian immigrants, 52:91
organized crime, 56:405, 56:406
organized labor, 58:125–126
orphans and elderly residences, 56:102–119, 57:368–57:374
parks, 30:77, 30:168, 49:281–291, 52:165 (cover), 57:384, 58:40–57
photographers, 51:40, 52:43–59, 56:101 (facing)
photographs, 55:327–328
pictorial history, 47:210, 48:342
pioneer life, 4:267
place names, 49:163
politics, 52:157, 55:281–282, 56:50–67
pollution, 58:114
population, 56:419, 57:53–54
professional boxing matches, 59:77
proposed consolidation, 37:320
public executions, 58:84, 58:86, 58:87
public television stations, 55:91
public transit, 55:184
radio stations, 41:327–41:334, 42:146n, 46:275, 46:277, 46:282, 49:155n, 51:171, 57:55
railroad center, 6:146
railroads, 57:199–57:200, 57:206, 57:207, 57:209
Red Cross volunteers in France during World War I, 63:24–35
religious communities, 38:335
restaurants, 46:254, 51:252
rivalry, 17:354, 33:166, 35:301, 37:309–323, 40:14, 54:266, 54:267
rock music, 58:30–38, 58:32, 58:37–38
schools, 51:110–122
seminaries, 58:247–58:248
settlement house movement, 51:38–39
significance for Minnesota history, 7:3–7:17, 7:51, 7:189
sister-city relationships, 61:350
skid row, 51:302, 51:310, 51:311
social climate, 20:88, 20:185, 31:114
Socialist Labor party, 52:214
socialist politics, 52:183–194
Socialist Workers' Party, 56:370, 56:371, 56:373
social life, 42:316, 43:303–43:307, 44:241, 44:247, 45:258–45:272, 46:246, 47:128–47:129, 48:87, 49:44, 49:54–49:55
social welfare, 51:43–54
sports, 53:240, 53:244
St. Paul downtown scene, 58:194
stagecoaching, 46:223, 49:47–48
stamp exhibits, 55:109
strikes, 53:326–333, 55:43–44
suburbs, 39:299, 65:156
Swedes, 48:44, 57:435–437
synagogues, 51:3, 51:9, 51:12, 51:14, 52:168
television, 46:274–285
territorial newspapers, 56:228
theater, 51:238–239, 53:172–173, 53:174, 53:238–246, 56:385
theaters, 33:41, 39:263
trade center, 16:351, 28:189, 33:226, 36:279, 39:105
transportation, 21:291, 28:293, 28:331, 30:232–30:241, 32:47, 33:43, 37:131, 37:308, 39:99
transportation as factor in development, 7:11, 7:218, 7:232
transportation center, 43:59, 48:176, 49:316
transportation infrastructure, 58:281
Trinity Lutheran congregation, 56:356
trolley politics, 52:185, 52:186
trucks depicted, 43:98, 43:107
Turner societies, 55:332
Underground Railway, 57:123–127
universities, 57:381–382
urban geography, 51:124, 54:192
urban renewal, 53:114, 53:115
water pollution, 50:79
water supply, 39:114
White Castle franchises, 53:256
woman suffrage, 54:294, 54:295, 54:296, 54:298, 54:299, 54:300, 54:301, 54:303, 62:294
women's clubs, 58:192
women's softball, 58:213, 58:214, 58:215, 58:216, 58:217, 58:218, 58:219
women trade unionists, 56:358, 56:360–56:363, 56:365–56:374
women workers (1910-1925), 59:48–61
WPA activities, 42:84, 42:90, 42:204, 42:207, 44:266, 46:138
YMCA and YWCA, 45:282

Twin Cities 400, high-speed train, 48:176
Twin Cities Aero Corporation, 50:89
Twin Cities Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 52:299
Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant, New Brighton, 61:235
Twin Cities Assembly Plant, St. Paul, 65:201 See also Ford Motor Company
Twin Cities Aviation Meet, 54:339
Twin Cities Bungalow Club, website, 57:260
Twin Cities Civic Orchestra, 53:174
Twin Cities Civil War Roundtable, 37:87, 37:224, 39:173, 39:191
Twin Cities Colored Giants, baseball team, 54:285
Twin Cities Co-op Wars, 64:63
Twin Cities Dance Band, 53:174
Twin Cities Golf Club, African-American golf association, 58:384
Twin Cities Herald, reporters, 57:428
Twin Cities Jubilee Singers, 53:174, 53:175
Twin Cities Men's Center, publications, 52:160
Twin Cities Metropolitan Planning Commission, reports, 37:187
Twin Cities Mid-Century Modern (TC MCM), Facebook group, 65:156
Twin Cities Municipal Field (Speedway Field), 50:89
Twin Cities Observer, editors, 57:430
Twin Cities Ordnance News, 61:235
Twin Cities Ordnance Plant, New Brighton, 49:218, 49:225, 61:235

Black workers, 62:211
women workers, 61:92

Twin Cities P-9 Support Committee, 54:50
Twin Cities Waves and Spars Mothers Club, 26:253
Twin City Aero Corporation, 60:311
Twin City Amusement Trust Estate of Minneapolis, 51:211
Twin City Apparel Association, 62:250 See also Minnesota Apparel Industries
Twin City Area Educational Television Corporation, 46:285
Twin City Book Round Table, 36:152
Twin City Cataloguers' Round Table, 24:32
Twin City Commercial Club, 37:321
Twin City Council on Fair Employment Practice, papers, 27:155
Twin City cyclecar, depicted, 43:107
Twin City Dye Works, Minneapolis, depicted, 56:464 (facing)
Twin City Etchings, Charles W. Post series, 50:276, 50:277
Twin City Federal Saving and Loan Association, Minneapolis, 38:44
Twin City Four Wheel Drive Company, truck builders, 43:107, 43:108
Twin City Gophers, professional football team, 59:168, 59:174n42
Twin City Herald, editors, 55:211
Twin City History Club, 28:160n
Twin City History Teachers' Club, 2:462, 3:94, 3:459
Twin City Ice Driving Club, 41:384
Twin City Institute for Talented Youth, oral history project, 43:314
Twin City Keramic Club, 57:329 (facing)
Twin City Labor Forum, meeting depicted, 51:141
Twin City Library Association, 9:53, 26:63
Twin City Mandolin and Guitar club, 57:223–224
Twin City Mandolin Club, 44:134
Twin City Milk Producers Association, 51:268

history, 40:315
organized, 17:480

Twin City Motor Car Company, 43:110
Twin City Motor Speedway, 60:304–311

depicted, 60:306, 60:310
financial problems, 60:307, 60:309, 60:310
location, 60:307, 60:311
officers and directors, 60:306
planning and construction, 60:306–307

Twin City Philatelic Society, 30:170, 30:368
Twin City Radio Club, 41:330
Twin City Rapid Transit Company, 4:198, 37:322 See also Minneapolis and St. Paul Suburban Railway Company; Street railways

boat map depicted, 57:300–301
brochure quoted, 57:298, 57:303
carbarns, 50:11, 50:21, 50:22
cartoon, 45:8
car yard, depicted, 52:185
electoral politics and, 52:185–52:186, 52:187
electric streetcars, 50:11, 50:14, 50:20, 58:266
equipment, 37:342
fares, 47:142
franchise agreement, 64:227
"Great White Way" trip depicted, 57:299
history, 36:150, 47:73–74