NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE GRAPHICS COLLECTION, , N.D.

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1 Collection # P 0100 NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE GRAPHICS COLLECTION, , N.D. Collection Information 1 Historical Sketch 2 Scope and Content Note 2 Series Contents 3 Processed by Shirley Yegerlehner and Dorothy A. Nicholson July 2010 revised August 2012 and July 2018 Manuscript and Visual Collections Department William Henry Smith Memorial Library Indiana Historical Society 450 West Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN

2 COLLECTION INFORMATION VOLUME OF COLLECTION: COLLECTION DATES: PROVENANCE: RESTRICTIONS: 1 Graphics box 1 OVA Graphics box 2 OVB Graphics boxes 1 OVC Graphics box Various sources None COPYRIGHT: REPRODUCTION RIGHTS: Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained from the Indiana Historical Society. ALTERNATE FORMATS: RELATED HOLDINGS: ACCESSION NUMBER: NOTES: P 0455 Indiana Civil War Visual Collection , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , This is an artificial collection with additions expected. Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 1

3 HISTORICAL SKETCH During the 19 th century, newspaper and magazine articles, advertisements, and political commentary were often accompanied by lithographs made from artist s illustrations. Around the late 1890s half-tone photographs were used to illustrate events while political cartoons continued to be drawn by artists. Sources: Materials in the collection SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The collection is made up of illustrations from 19 different news and magazine publications. The images are of Indiana citizens, events, political cartoons, advertisements, people, and places in the state of Indiana for the years 1854 to Some full articles accompany the illustrations. The publications are arranged alphabetically into series by name. Where there is more than one illustration per newspaper they are in chronological order. For each illustration the headline is listed along with a description of the image; and if it is known, the illustrator, issue, date, page, and Indiana county where the event occurred. The majority of pages represented in this collection are from Frank Leslie s Illustrated Newspaper and Harper s Weekly. Series 1: American Architect and Building News Series 2: American Poultry Journal and Record Series 3: Ballou s Pictorial [formerly Gleason s Pictorial] Series 4: The Breeder's Gazette Series 5: Every Saturday: An Illustrated Weekly Journal Series 6: Frank Leslie s Illustrated Newspaper Series 7: Gleason s Pictorial Drawing Room Companion Series 8: The Graphic Series 9: Graphic News Series 10: Harper s Weekly Series 11: Indianapolis Daily Journal Series 12: Indianapolis News Series 13: The Inter Ocean Series 14: Judge Series 15: Puck Series 16: The Railroad Gazette Series 17: Saturday Evening Post Series 18: Scientific American Series 19: World s Work Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 2

4 SERIES Series 1: American Architect and Building News, Title: Indiana State Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument Competition Description: Illustrations of exterior, section, and plan of the terraces and hall Illustrator: Waitt & Cutter Architects Issue: No. 647 Date: May 19, 1888 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 9 Title: Competitive Design for the Indiana State Soldiers and Sailors Monument Description: Illustrations of section, plan and perspective views. Illustrator: S.S. Beman Architect Architects Issue: No. 647 Date: May 19, 1888 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 9 Title: Competition for the Indiana State Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument Description: Illustrations of plan, section, and perspective Illustrator: Glenn Brown Architect, Washington, D.C. Issue: No. 647 Date: May 19, 1888 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 9 Title: Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul / Indianapolis Ind. Description: Front view of cathedral Illustrator: Renwick, Aspinwall & Russell Architects, signed by W.L. Coulter Issue: No. 850 Date: April 9, 1892 Box 2, Folder 3 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 3

5 Series 2: American Poultry Journal and Record, 1880 Title: "Albert French's D. Brahmas. Dark Brahma Cock and Hen, 1st at Indianapolis, Owned by Albert French, Cincinnati, Ohio." Description: color illustration of two chickens with story on the birds history and the breeder Illustrator: Pierce Date: [1880] Page: 101 Graphics: Box 1, Folder 2 Series 3: Ballou s Pictorial, 1856 Title: The State of Indiana Description: Front page illustration and article on the state of Indiana. Illustration shows state seal, state capitol building, harvest scene, and wagon train. Illustrator: John Andrew Issue: Vol. XI., No. 19 Date: Saturday, November 8, 1856 Page: 289 [3 copies, 2 color] Box 1, Folder 1 Series 4: The Breeder's Gazette, Title: "...Miller Stock Farm... / Headquarter For Prize-Winning / Polled Durhams /... / J.H. Miller, Peru, Miami County, Indiana." Description: Ad for livestock with list of prizes won Date: [1900] Page: 1142 County: Miami OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 10 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 4

6 Title: "Spohn's Holds the Fort" Description: Ad for Spohn Medical Co. Chemists and Bacteriologists, Goshen, Ind., with illustration of horses firing medicine bottle cannons at bacteria Date: Dec. 14, 1910 Page: 1327 County: Elkhart OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 11 Series 5: Every Saturday: An Illustrated Weekly Journal, 1871 Title: Hon. Oliver P. Morton, United States Senator from Indiana Description: Portrait of Senator Morton. Issue: Vol. 11, Whole No. 676 Date: April 8, 1871 Page: [313] Box 1, Folder 1 Series 6: Frank Leslie s Illustrated Newspaper, Title: The 11 th Indiana Volunteer Regiment (Zouaves), Colonel Lewis Wallace commanding, under arms, at night, awaiting the enemy, at Cumberland, Md. Description: group of soldiers around a campfire. Date: July 6, 1861 Page: 125 Box 1, Folder 2 Title: Colonel Lewis Wallace, of the Eleventh Indiana Volunteers, Zouave Regiment, and his staff on service in western Virginia Description: General Wallace, in Zouave uniform, on horse, five other men on horses and one standing, trees in background. Date: Aug. 10, 1861 Page: 201 Box 1, Folder 2 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 5

7 Title: Terrible accident on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad near Huron, Indiana, 143 miles west of Cincinnati on the evening of September 17, in which upwards of 100 men of the Nineteenth Illinois Regiment, Col. Torchin, were killed and wounded. Description: Night train wreck on bridge with people falling from train and into water. Illustrator: Henry Lovie, Esq. Date: Oct. 5, 1861 Page: 332 County: Lawrence Box 1, Folder 3 Title: Bounty Jumpers Parade, at Indianapolis, Indiana: superintended by Col. Warner. Description: Civilians with Bounty Jumper signs paraded down street, guarded by soldiers. Date: Dec. 24, 1864 Page: 213 Box 1, Folder 4 Title: Senator Morton of Indiana, receiving the congratulations of senators, after his speech in the senate chamber, Washington, on the 24 th of January last. [1868] Description: Senator Morton seated at his desk surrounded by Senators Williams, Patterson, Stewart, Johnson, Morrill, Field, Sumner, Conkling and Davis. Date: Feb. 15, 1868 Page: 344 Box 1, Folder 3 Title: Prize Fight Fizzle at Cold Springs, Indiana Description: Arrest of Joe Coburn by detectives and Mike McCool claiming the stake money in the ring on the non-appearance of Coburn on May 27 th 1868 Illustrator: Joseph Becker Date: June 13, 1868 Pages: County: Dearborn Box 1, Folder 33 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 6

8 Title: Lynch Law in Indiana Description: On 25 July masked men surround wagon and overpower guards to take train robbers, Sparks, Moore, and Jerrell to be lynched at Seymour Date: August 15, 1868 Pages: 349, 350 County: Jackson Title: Explosion of a steam-boiler at the Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, Ind., October 1 st, Description: Explosion with injured people, horses, and debris thrown in air; typed text of article from page 99 on verso. Illustrator: M. M. Mc Keon Date: Oct. 23, 1869 Page: 98 Box 2, Folder 2 Box 1, Folder 4 Title: Indianapolis, Indiana Sketches and incidents. Description: Four sketches: Indianapolis, Indiana Washington Street, looking west from Meriden (Meridian) Street with Indiana Banking building, horse drawn trolleys, horse and buggies and pedestrians; Indianapolis in 1825 arrival of the archives, oxdrawn wagon with boxes, a few wooden buildings, street with tree stumps and sign for Washington Street on tree; Selection of the site of Indianapolis, Indiana, in 1820, men standing by river holding papers with Indians sitting nearby; The Indiana State Fair and Exposition Building at Indianapolis with horse drawn trolleys. Illustrator: Photographed by Cadwallader Date: Sept. 26, 1874 Page: 45 Box 1, Folder 5 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 7

9 Title: Indiana. The Chamber of Commerce of Indianapolis Description: Illustration of Chamber of Commerce building with horses and carriages, and pedestrians, accompanies article on pages Illustrator: From photograph by Salter & Judd Date: Sept. 25, 1875 Pages: [2 copies of sketch, 1 color] Box 1, Folder 6 Title: Annual Session of Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Description: Parade procession on Washington Street illustration and short article. Illustrator: From sketches by J.B. Beale, and photographs by Salter. Date: October 9, 1875 Pages: Title: Michael C. Kerr, of Indiana, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. Description: Speaker Kerr seated in chair, biographical article included. Illustrator: Brady Date: Dec. 25, 1875 Page: 256 Box 1, Folder 36 Box 1, Folder 7 Title: Indiana. Scenes and incidents of the funeral services over the remains of the late U. S. Senator Oliver P. Morton, in Indianapolis. November 5 th. Description: Illustrations show Morton lying in state, pall-bearers carrying remains of the late senator Morton into Roberts Park Church in Indianapolis with a large crowd waiting to enter church; the crowd scene at Senator Morton s residence after the announcement of his death; and the floral decoration presented by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emmet. Pages Illustrator: T. L. Parker Date: Nov. 24, 1877 Pages: Box 1, Folder 8 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 8

10 Title: Indiana New Court House of Marion County at Indianapolis. From a photograph by F.C. Martin. Description: Illustration of Marion County Court House with article describing the building in detail. Date: Supplement, Jan. 11, 1879 Page: 348 Box 1, Folder 5 Title: Das neue, County Court House in Indianapolis, Indiana Description: Illustration of Marion County Court House [German language version] Date: [1879] Page: 128 Title: Indiana New water works in course of erection for the city of Fort Wayne. Description: Illustration shows workmen digging ditch for laying pipe across river; also an illustration of the pumping station and the reservoir. Article on same page describes the images. Illustrator: J. F. Wing Date: Sept. 4, 1880 Page: 5 County: Allen Box 1, Folder 5 Box 1, Folder 6 Title: Indiana. Encampment of the South Bend Commandery, Knights Templar, at Park Island. Description: Groups of men and women sitting and standing among trees, lanterns and flags hung from trees, tents and men in background, accompanies article on page 61 Illustrator: J. King. Date: Sept. 16, 1882 Page: 61 County: St. Joseph Box 1, Folder 7 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 9

11 Title: The Recent Floods. Distribution of clothing and other supplies to sufferers at Lawrenceburg, Ind. Description: Seated woman holding baby, woman holding hat, man trying on coat, in background other people are selecting clothes. Issue: No. 1,433, Vol. LVI Date: March 10, 1883 Page: [33] County: Dearborn Box 1, Folder 8 Title: A moment of peril A house near Lawrenceburg, Indiana overturned by wind and water during the great overflow of the Ohio River. Description: Overturned house in water with man clinging to roof and holding on to a woman with baby and a child in the water with outstretched arms. Illustrator: James Eastburn Issue: No. 1,483, Vol. LVIII Date: Feb. 23, 1884 Page: [1] County: Dearborn Box 1, Folder 9 Title: Indiana View of the De Pauw University buildings at Greencastle. Washington C. DePauw Description: Illustration of De Pauw University buildings with a small inset illustration of the McKim Observatory. Portrait of Washington C. De Pauw with an article that describes the change from Indiana Asbury University to De Pauw University and the generous donations of Washington C. DePauw Date: Aug. 21, 1886 [2 copies] Page: 12 County: Putnam Box 1, Folder 9 Title: Indiana. Views in the City of La Fayette Some of its Prominent Buildings Description: Sketches of three buildings, The Ford High School, The Public Library, and The New Court House Date: [1886] [2 copies, 1 color] County: Tippecanoe Box 1, Folder 10 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 10

12 Title: Indiana The Wabash College football team, champions of the state. Description: Picture of the twelve member football team. Date: March 5, 1887 Page: 45 County: Montgomery Box 1, Folder 11 Title: Summary Justice in Indiana Punishment of a wife-deserter by White Cap regulators. Description: Shirtless man tied to a tree, another man preparing to lash him with a whip; group of men observing the punishment, accompanying short article on p Illustrator: Emil Roberts Date: Feb. 11, 1888 Pages: [2 copies, 1 with color illustration] County: Wayne Box 1, Folder 12 Title: Indiana General Benjamin Harrison, the Republican candidate for President, at home enthusiastic demonstrations in his honor. Description: Three scenes: 1. General Harrison in his office with his wife reading congratulatory dispatches; 2. Portrait of Mrs. Harrison; 3. Demonstration at the residence of the nominee with a large crowd of people [June 30, 1888]. Illustrator: Frank Adams Issue: Gettysburg issue, Vol. LXVI, No. 1,712 Date: July 7, 1888 Page: [325] Box 1, Folder 10 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 11

13 Title: Indiana Beglückwünschung des republikanischen Präsidentschaftas-kandidaten durch politische und andere Freunde in Indianapolis am 30 Juni 1888 [June 30, 1888] Description: Color version of scene 3 in description for Gettysburg issue [Vol. LXVI, No. 1,712] p. 325 for July 7, Illustrator: Frank Adams Date: [July 14, 1888] Page: 85 Box 1, Folder 10 Title: Indiana The crimes of the Knights of the Golden Circle Headquarters of the Order, separate image of Dr. William A. Bowles, leader of the Knights of the Golden Circle Description: Picture of a small house surrounded by trees and a portrait of Dr. William A. Bowles with partial article accompanying the illustrations. Date: Sept. 22, 1888 Page: 93 County: Orange Box 1, Folder 13 Title: Indiana The City of Indianapolis, its streets, public buildings, etc. Description: Eleven illustrations of Indianapolis: 1. Corner of Washington Street and Virginia Avenue, 2. The Court-House, 3. The Board of Trade Building, 4. View on Washington Street, 5. View on East Market Street, 6. The State-House, 7. View on Washington Street east from Illinois Avenue, 8. Union Depot, 9. Tomlinson Hall, 10. Young Men s Christian Association Building, 11. Interior of Union Depot, accompanying article on p Illustrator: C. Bunnel Date: Supplement, Jan. 19, 1889 Pages: [additional stories on Anderson, Marion, Wabash, Muncie, and Indianapolis with images] [2 copies, 1 color] Counties: Delaware, Grant, Madison, Marion, and Wabash Box 1, Folder 11 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 12

14 Title: Indiana High-School Building at Muncie Description: Illustration of school building accompanying article about Muncie. Date: Supplement, Jan. 19, 1889 Page: 398 [2 copies] County: Delaware Box 1, Folder 11 Title: Indiana Court-House at Muncie Description: Illustration of court-house with article about Muncie on pp Date: Supplement, Jan. 19, 1889 Page: 399 County: Delaware Box 1, Folder 11 Titles: Indiana The Court-House at Anderson; Indiana The Court-House at Marion; Indiana The Court-House at Wabash Description: Illustrations of three court houses and accompanying articles about the cities on pp Date: Supplement, Jan. 19, 1889 Page: 400 Counties: Madison, Grant, and Wabash Box 1, Folder 11 Title: The Natural Gas-Field of Indiana Its Growth and Development Indianapolis, Anderson, Muncie, Marion, and Wabash Important Facts for the Consideration of Capitalists and Manufacturers. Description: Illustration of field encircled by a crowd of people with several tall natural gas pipes burning in center; caption at bottom of picture says A Natural Gas Exhibition in Indiana ; accompanies article that begins on page 394. Issue: Indiana Supplement Date: Jan. 19, 1889 Pages: Counties: Marion, Madison, Delaware, Grant, and Wabash Box 1, Folder 14 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 13

15 Title: The White-Cap outrages in Indiana. Scene after a whipping. Description: Illustration of man bound to a tree, sticks and mask on ground and men with rifles walking away; accompanies article on p. 422 and 427. Illustrator: Walter Jessup Issue: Vol. LXVII, No. 1,742 Date: Feb. 2, 1889 Pages: [421] 422 [page 427 missing] Box 1, Folder 15 Title: Indiana The City of Terre Haute and some of its representative interests. Description: Two-page spread of color illustrations: 1. Residence of W. R. McKeen; 2. The training-track at Edgewood, 3. Portrait of W. R. McKeen, 4. The Polytechnic Institute, 5. McKeen & Co. s Bank General offices of the Vandalia Line, 6. McKeen s Block, 7. Riddle, Hamilton & Co., Insurance, 8. General view of Edgewood, 9. State Normal School, 10. The Terre Haute House. Article on pp Illustrators: H. T. Biel and S.M. St. Clair Date : Sept. 21, 1889 Pages: County: Vigo Box 1, Folder 12 Title: The recent destructive storm. Scenes of wreck and ruin in Jeffersonville, Indiana, opposite the city of Louisville. Description: Several scenes showing storm damage; Corner of Front and Mulberry Street; The Stouss House; A residence corner of Wall and Front Street; a gateway; and an unknown house. Illustrator: C. E. Johnson Date: April 12, 1890 Page: 212 County: Clark Box 1, Folder 16 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 14

16 Title: The Wabash Line Description: Article with four illustrations and a map showing the comforts of traveling on the train and the territory it services through the mid-west Illustrator: Jas. Bunnell Date: April 19, 1890 Page: 245 Box 2, Folder 4 Title: Marvelous Marion, Queen city of the great Indiana Natural Gas Belt Description: Bird s-eye-view map showing property owned or managed by Mason, Wiley and Butler. Locations shown are: 1. Malleable Iron Works; 2. Court House; 3. Sheet Metal and Cornice Works; 4. Marion Rolling Mill; 5. Vise Works; 6. Railroad Station; 7. Zeigler Manufacturing Company; 8. Westerman Natural Gas Iron Company; 9. Belt Railroad; 10. Hotel; 11. Park and lake: four small sketches of the Malleable Iron Works, the Offices of Mason, Wiley and Butler, the Westerman Natural Gas Iron Co., Artesian Water; and a natural gas flame. Date: Nov. 22, 1890 Page: 299 County: Grant Box 1, Folder 17 Title: Some of the public buildings of Marion, Indiana Description: Sketches of five buildings; the Episcopal Church; the High School; Normal College; the Court- House and a view on Washington St. Accompanying article on pp Date: July 4, 1891 Page: 382 [2 copies, 1 color] County: Grant Box 1, Folder 13 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 15

17 Title: The Story of Marvelous Marion. The work of three men, Mason, Wiley, and Butler in building the city. Description: Six sketches of the city: The Mason, Wiley and Butler Block; The Brophel Block; Model Cottages; The Industrial Exposition opening Sept. 1 st ; The Excursion Train; and in the center a night view of the York Inn illuminated by gas lights. Illustrator: C. Upham Date: July 4, 1891 Page: 383, [2 copies] County: Grant Box 1, Folder 13 Series 7: Gleason s Pictorial Drawing Room Companion, [1854] Title: City of Indianapolis, Indiana. Description: Illustrations of the Indiana Institute for the Blind, Insane Hospital, State House, Indiana Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, accompanied by an article about Indianapolis, color and black-and-white. Date: [April 22, 1854] Pages: , [ 3 copies, 2 extra copies of State House and Institute for the Blind illustrations in OVA Graphics storage] Box 1, Folder 14 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 1 Title: View of the City of Madison, Indiana Description: A sail boat, row boat and five sidewheelers, one called the Madison, are on the river and the city rises in the background. Accompanied by paragraph describing Madison. Issue: [Gleason s Pictorial Drawing Room Companion, v. 7, No. 1] Date: [July 8, 1854] Page: [8] [4 copies, 1 in color ] County: Jefferson OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 2 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 16

18 Series 8: The Graphic, 1893 Title: [Indiana University] Description: Images of 6 campus buildings and 7 professors with partial article on school. Date: April 1, 1893 Pages: County: Monroe Box 1, Folder 37 Series 9: Graphic News, 1886 Title: Indiana The proposed Soldiers Monument to be erected at Indianapolis. Description: Illustration of the proposed monument, portraits of G. J. Langsdale, president of the Monument Association; Caleb S. Denny, mayor of Indianapolis; and General Thomas W. Bennett, Department Commander G.A.R. with article on page 199. Issue: Vol. I, No. 13 Date: May 29, 1886 Pages: Box 1, Folder 18 Title: Indiana. Southern Indiana Normal College and Practical Business Institute at Mitchell. Description: Illustrations of the exterior of the Institute and commencement exercises; two small inset portraits of Prof. W. E. Lugenbeel and Prof. E. F. Sutherland. Issue: Vol. I, No 14 Date: June 5, 1886 Page: 216 County: Lawrence Box 1, Folder 15 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 17

19 Title: Indiana. Kokomo Division, No. 6, Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, Winners of the First Prize at the Recent Drill at Toronto. Description: Pythians in dress uniform Issue: Vol. I, No. 25 Date: August 21, 1886 Pages: County: Howard Box 1, Folder 29 Series 10: Harper s Weekly, , n.d. Title: Hon. William H. English, of the House of Representatives Description: Picture of William H. English with biographical article. Illustrator: [photographed by Brady] Issue: Vol. II, No. 73 Date: May 22, 1858 Pages: Box 1, Folder 19 Title: Western Sketches. Disgusted Traveler. If this mud keeps on, I shall have either to leave my boots, or take the whole State of Indiana with me. Description: Man carrying portmanteau bogged down on muddy road. Date: July 3, 1858 Page: 432 [2 copies] Box 1, Folder 16 Title: The Eleventh Indiana Volunteers swearing to remember Buena Vista, at Indianapolis, May Description: Soldiers on bended knee with upraised arms, surrounded by cheering crowd at State House. Illustrator: James F. Gookins Date: June 22, 1861 Box 1, Folder 20 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 18

20 Title: Festival of the German Singing Bund of North America at Indianapolis The Sangerfest Hall; The Sangerfest at Indianapolis Exterior of Mozart Hall Description: Illustration with crowds outside of Mozart Hall, people on balcony and banners and flags on display; illustration of crowds in front of Sangerfest Hall with banners flying and people on balcony. Accompanied by short article on the Sangerfest. Illustrator: J. J. Grafton Date: [Sept. 1867] Page: 620 Box 1, Folder 17 Title: Indiana State Fair at Terre Haute, October 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 Among the Hoosiers. Description: Double page panoramic view of fair crowds, horse racing and animal shows; top and bottom of pages each has five smaller sketches: The Hoosier by repute ; the real live Hoosier ; Sir Robert Alexander, a prize bull; Billy Barr, horse race winner; Rose Well and Bath House; trying the Echo; State Normal School; St. Agnes Hall, Strawberry Hill and Spring Hill. Accompanied by story on page 698. Illustrator: J. F. Gooking Date: Nov. 2, 1867 Pages: [4 copies, 1 color] County: Vigo Box 1, Folder 18 Title: Wood-Sawyers Tournament at Lafayette, Indiana. Description: Men sawing logs surrounded by crowd of onlookers. Baseball Clubs of Lafayette challenged each other to wood sawing contest, Won by Hoosiers. Illustrator: C. G. Bush Date: Nov. 30, 1867 Page: 756 [2 copies] County: Tippecanoe Box 1, Folder 19 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 19

21 Title: Scene of the terrible boiler explosion at the State Fair, Indianapolis, Indiana. Description: Two men looking at debris after explosion. Illustrator: [Photographed by C. Otis and Co.] Date: Oct. 23, 1869 Page: 684 Box 1, Folder 21 Title: Lynch Law in Indiana The Vigilance Committee at Work at the New Albany Jail Description: Group of men standing on steps of jail and six men with white face-masks and rifles standing in street outside jail. Illustrator: J. Ernest Galvan Date: [1869, Harper s Weekly] County: Floyd OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 3 Title: The funeral of the late Senator Morton; Crown Hill Chapel exterior view; Crown Hill Chapel interior view. Description: Article about the funeral of Senator Morton with illustrations of Crown Hill Chapel with mourners standing outside and interior view of people attending funeral service. Illustrator: [Photographed by Messrs. Clark & Co.] Date: Dec. 1, 1877 Page: 940 Box 1, Folder 22 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 20

22 Title: The invasion of Indiana A Colored Amazon Legion. Theseus Voorhees. Not consternation, but indignation: indignation at the fraud which is being practiced upon a weak, credulous people, by telling them that they can find plenty of employment in Indiana, when there is really no demand for their labor. Of five hundred and twenty-eight colored people who have gone to Indiana, one-half were women. Exodus Committee. Description: Front page political cartoon of man attired as Roman gladiator and African-Americans in background with household cleaning items and protest signs pelting him with bars of soap. Illustrator: Th.[omas] Nast Issue: Vol. XXIV, No Date: Feb. 14, 1880 Page: [97] Box 1, Folder 20 Title: General Lew Wallace Description: Portrait of General Lew Wallace Illustrator: Photographed by Sarony Issue: Vol. XXX, No Date: March 6, 1886 Page: [145] Box 1, Folder 23 Title: The President s [Cleveland] reception at Indianapolis. Description: President Cleveland and members of his party on platform greeting people; soldiers directing crowd of men, women and children; crowd also looking down from balcony; The Hendricks Club banner on the wall. Illustrator: W. A. Rogers Date: The Presidential Tour Supplement Oct. 15, 1887 Page: 754 Box 1, Folder 21 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 21

23 Title: De Pauw University, Greencastle, Indiana. Description: Portrait of President Martin and seven illustrations of buildings on the campus; 1. East College, 2. McKim Observatory, 3. Northwest Entrance to East College, 4. Interior view of Meharry Hall, 5. West College, 6. Conservatory of Music, 7. The old campus and Men s Dormitory. [accompanied by article on p. 207] Issue: Vol.XXXII, No Date: March 24, 1888 Page: 213 [3 copies, 1 color] County: Putnam Box 1, Folder 22 Title: The City of Indianapolis. Description: Two page article on Indianapolis with four illustrations: Corridor in the State Capitol, Christ Church (Protestant Episcopal), General Harrison s House, and Union Railway Station; on the verso an additional two pages of illustrations: The Subscription Fountain, Front Entrance of the State Capitol, The Board of Trade Building, Entrance to the Young Men s Christian Association Building, The Colfax Monument, Marion County Courthouse, Tomlinson Hall, The White River, Washington Street, and a General View of the City (a panoramic view). Illustrator: From photographs by J. W. Taylor, Chicago Date: Supplement to Aug. 11, 1888 Pages: [2 reprints, 1 original copy in color] Reprint by Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana from an original in the Fine Arts Collection of the Indiana National Bank, Indianapolis. Box 1, Folder 23 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 22

24 Title: The Monument, Indianapolis. The Soldiers and Sailors Monument of the State of Indiana, in Course of Erection at Indianapolis. Description: Illustration of monument under construction accompanied by full article. Illustrator: Hanley Issue: Vol. XXXIII., No Date: September 7, 1889 Pages: Title: A Hoosier Harvest Jubilee. Description: Eight illustrations: 1. A Bowery Dance Under the Leaves, 2. Climbing the greasy pole, 3. Around the Public Square Viewing the Races from a Grand Stand of Wagon Boxes, 4. Catching a pig which has been shaved and covered with soap, grease or lard, 5. A typical Hoosier Village, 6. A sack race, 7. The Orator of the Day, 8. Some Jubilee Types. Illustrator: T. Dart Walker Date: [Sept. 30, 1893] Page: 933 [2 copies] Box 1, Folder 38 Box 1, Folder 24 Title: Where Waverly Bicycles Are Made Description: Illustration of the Indianapolis factory with description of production, materials, and methods of manufacturing bicycles Date: [1896] Page: 365 Box 2, Folder 5 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 23

25 Title: The Battleship Indiana The Most Powerful Ship of the United States Navy. Description: Two page spread of half-tone photographs, Page 828; 1. Forward Thirteen-inch Gun Turret, showing Military Mast and Pilot-house, 2. Stern View of Indiana, 3. Looking forward from the Pilot-house over Top of the Thirteen-inch Gun Turret, 4. Rangefinder and standard Compass, 5. View of the aft Thirteen-inch Gun Turret from the Stern, 6. Conning- Tower (outside), 7. The aft Eight-inch and Thirteeninch Gun Turrets, 8. Upper-deck Secondary Battery (Port); Page 829: 1. Torpedo-Rack, 2. Torpedo in its Tube, 3. Interior of Turret, showing Breech of aft Port Thirteeninch Gun, 4. Ammunition Hoists for Thirteen-inch Gun, 5. Dynamo-Room, 6. Central Station, 7. Engine- Room (Port Side), 8. Steam-steering Room. Date: [Aug. 22, 1896] Pages: Box 1, Folder 24 Title: A unique stumping tour The Union generals campaign train at Columbus Indiana Description: Flat-bed train car with a cannon and two passenger cars, generals standing at back of train surrounded by crowd of men; political campaign posters on train; accompanied by article. Illustrator: Charles Broughton Date: Oct. 31, 1896 Page: 1084 County: Bartholomew Box 1, Folder 25 Title: Washington, D.C. The Funeral of Major- General Henry W. Lawton, February 16, Description: Four half-tone photographs; lying in state in Indianapolis, the riderless horse, the funeral caisson, casket leaving the Church of the Covenant [2 copies, one has account of the funeral on the verso] Date: [February 1900] Pages: 174, [332] Box 2, Folder 6 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 24

26 Title: A Prearranged [Train] Collision at Indianapolis Description: Half-tone photograph of head-on collision of two locomotives on July 4 [1900] at the Fair Grounds. Date: [1900] Page: 682 Box 1, Folder 25 Title: The President s Shortened Western Tour Description: President Theodore Roosevelt at hospital and on Monument Circle in Indianapolis Photographer: Peter A. Juley Issue: Vol. XLVI, No Date: October 4, 1902 Page: 1390 Title: An Industrial Utopia, Building Gary, Indiana to Order, by Henry B. Fuller Description: Half-tone photographs of Gary construction projects, with partial article. Date: [1907] Pages: County: Lake Title: Making Cities for Workmen by Eugene J. Buffington Description: Story on the development of cities illustrated with half-tone photographs, features the city of Gary, Indiana Date: [1909] Pages: County: Lake OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 6 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 7 Box 1, Folder 34 Title: Mr. Kern Formally Enters the Race / Description: Two half-tone photographs of John Worth Kern at Indianapolis and his notification as the vice-presidential candidate Date: [1909] Page: 7 Box 2, Folder 7 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 25

27 Title: Guiding Young Readers / The Influence of Eight Thousand School Libraries in Indiana, where the First Young People's Reading Circle was Organized Description: Five half-tone photos of leaders of the project and children reading in libraries Author: Emma Mont McRea Date: [February 1910] Pages: 16, 17 Box 2, Folder 8 Title: In Memory of the Author of Ben-Hur There was recently unveiled in the Hall of Fame in the Capitol Description: Homage to Lew Wallace with five halftone photographs of the author in Crawfordsville and his statue by Andrew O Connor. Date: [1910] Page: 10 County: Montgomery Box 1, Folder 26 Title: The Farm Home of a Humorist Scenes on George Ade s Hazelden Farm, Near Brook, Indiana Description: Seven half-tone photographs of George Ade and his farm with captions written by Ade. Date: [1910] Page: 13 County: Newton Box 1, Folder 27 Title: The Comfortable Cole / Cole Motor Car Company / Chas. P. Henderson / General Sales Manager / Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.A. Description: Half-tone illustration of family riding in a convertible Cole automobile with article describing the vehicle and how and where to purchase one Date: [1912] Page: 17 Box 2, Folder 9 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 26

28 Title: The Marmon / "The Easiest Riding Car in the World" / Nordyke & Marmon Company / Indianapolis Indiana / Sixty Years of Successful Manufacturing... Description: Half-tone illustration of chauffer driven automobile and children pulling a sled nearby with article describing Marmon vehicles and prices Date: [1912] Page: 23 Title: Cavalry-training for boys at the Culver Endowed School Description: seven half-tone photographs: Two-horse Team-work; Dismounting and Mounting while jumping Hurdles; Graeco-Roman Racing with Three Horses; Spring-board-tumbling over Horse; Hurdling when standing on a Single Horse; The Finish of a Race standing on three Horses; and A sudden Call to Mount and Ride Away. Date: n.d. Page: 1610 County: Marshall Box 2, Folder 10 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 4 Series 11: Indianapolis Daily Journal, 1857 Title: Christ Church, Indianapolis, Indiana. Description: Illustration of the church with a list of church leaders in the congregation. Date: June 24, 1857 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 5 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 27

29 Series 12: Indianapolis News, n.d. Title: New State House. Indiana. Description: Engraving of new State House with street scene in front; dimensions of building given and a list of people involved in construction project. Issue: Supplement [2 copies] Engraver: J.S. Connant, Engraver Boston. Date: n.d. Box 1, Folder 28 Series 13: The Inter Ocean, 1893 Title: The Indiana State Building at the World s Fair. Description: Color illustration of multistory building with wrap-around porch, tower, and flags. Illustrator: Williamson Issue: Illustrated Supplement. Date: Aug. 9, 1893 Page: [1] Box 1, Folder 26 Series 14: Judge, [1891, 1897], n.d. Title: Marion, Ind. [advertisement] Description: Advertisement of Real Estate broker, Geo. L. Mason with his photograph and illustrations of four buildings; The Diamond Cracker Company, Westerman Natural Gas Iron Company, The Natural Gas Iron Company, the York Inn, and a map showing Marion s geographical location relative to other cities. Date: [1891] Page: 48 County: Grant Box 1, Folder 29 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 28

30 Title: When we git dollar wheat in Injiana Description: Series of eight satirical cartoons about what a farmer would do with his money if wheat was a dollar in Injiana; he would paint his homestead, buy electric farm equipment, send his gals to singing school, buy pure-bred coon-dogs, etc.; in color. Date: [1897] Box 1, Folder 27 Title: The Retreat of Don Grover Quixote from his ridiculous attempt to right a wrong and his mad attack on the windmill. Description: Indiana s Walter Q. Gresham as Sancho Panza and President Grover Cleveland as Don Quixote leaving Capitol Hill in defeat. The Capitol dome is depicted as a windmill with Income Tax Blunder, Nominations for Supreme Bench Hawaii Affair, Tariff Discussion, written on the blades. Illustrator: Gillam Pages: 87, 90 Date: n.d. Box 1, Folder 28 Series 15: Puck, 1880 Title: Love A La Mode in Indiana. W. H. English (to Democratic Party): You wouldn t deceive an unprotected politician do you love me for Myself or for my Gold? Description: Political cartoon of (W. H. English) in the arms of a woman (Democratic Party) sitting in an open safe filled with barrels labeled English Safe with a sign on side of safe which says Notice to Democrats the Bar l is open. Help yourselves! Wm. H. English ; gold coins on the ground and two politicians with angel wings on top of safe. Accompanied by article on p. 34. Illustrator: J. A. Wales Issue: Vol. VIII, No. 185 Date: Sept. 22, 1880 Pages: Box 1, Folder 30 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 29

31 Title: The Morning after the election in Indiana. t was a famous victory! Description: Political cartoon of [W. H. English] wiping his brow and sitting on a broken empty barrel amid other broken empty barrels, broken musical instruments; two trains in distance, labeled Republican Repeaters and Democratic Repeaters. Accompanied by article on p.84. Illustrator: J. A. Wales Issue: Vol. VIII, No Date: Oct. 13, 1880 Pages: Box 1, Folder 31 Title: Great Political Excitement in Indiana. The Whole State on the Stump. Description: Political cartoon of orators standing on five stumps with signs identifying the speaker and their candidate: [Frederick] Douglas Vote for Garfield!! The Colored Man s Friend ; [Thomas] Hendricks Remember 1876 ; Voorhees Hancock is the Greenbacker s friend!!! ; Logan, Vote for Garfield!! He is Pure and Holy!!! ; and Weaver!!!! The People s Choice!!!. In the background are more stumps with speakers, pigs and chickens, and dilapidated farm buildings. Illustrator: F. Opper Date: [1880] Page: [66] Box 1, Folder 32 Series 16: The Railroad Gazette, 1892 Title: The Laboratory Locomotive of Purdue University. / By W.F.M. Goss. Description: Two illustrations of a locomotive accompanied by article on using it for experiments Date: May 20, 1892 Pages: 365, 366 County: Tippecanoe Box 2, Folder 11 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 30

32 Series 17: Saturday Evening Post, 1913 Title: Valparaiso University (Accredited)... Description: [ad for the school listing history, departments, cost of living, and coupon for catalog] Date: July 19, 1913 Page: 41 County: Porter Title: Monument Circle / Indianapolis Description: Color illustration by artist John Falter shows the north-east quadrant of the Circle with brief description of the buildings and surroundings Date: October 28, 1961 Page: Cover OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 8 OVA Graphics: Box 1, Folder 12 Series 18: Scientific American, Title: American Industries, No. 32. Rotary Pressure Blowers. Description: Story on blowers illustrated with images of the manufacturer, The Works of P.H. & F.M. Roots in Connersville, Indiana Issue: Vol. XLII, No. 9 [new series] Date: February 28, 1880 Pages: 127, 130 County: Fayette Title: The New State House at Indianapolis, Ind. Description: Engraving of the State House accompanied by partial article Indianapolis Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, by H.C. Hovey. Date: September 6, 1890 Page: 148 Box 1, Folder 35 Box 2, Folder 1 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 31

33 Title: A Remarkable Instance of Recent Erosion. / By H.C. Hovey Description: Illustration of eroded landscape from a photograph by Professor M.B. Thomas, of Wabash College. Accompanied by article on geology of Crawfordsville area and cause of erosion Date: March 11, 1893 Page: 152 County: Montgomery Box 2, Folder 12 Title: Electrical Illumination of a Monument Description: Half-tone image of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument on the Circle showing the electrical illumination during an encampment of the G.A.R. accompanied by an article describing the event Illustrator: Electrical World Date: October 14, 1893 Page: 248 Box 2, Folder 13 Title: Destruction of the City Acetylene Gas Plant at Wabash, Ind. Description: Two half-tone prints of gas plant before and after explosion, one illustration of generator, accompanied by article describing the plant and cause of the accident on August 7, 1899 Date: October 28, 1899 Page: 281 County: Montgomery Box 2, Folder 14 Series 19: World s Work, 1912 Title: A Mayor vs. the Middlemen Description: Half-tone photo of Mayor Samuel L. Shank selling local produce direct to consumers... [protesting cost of food] Date: January 1912 Pages: 127, 130 Graphics: Box 1, Folder 1 Indiana Historical Society Newspaper and Magazine Graphics Collection Page 32