General Topic Index, A - C
Baxter's 1891 History
Academy, Grand Rapids |
239 |
Academy, Mercantile |
241 |
Academy, St. Andrews' |
244 |
Academy, St. Mark's |
244 |
Addendum |
793 |
Agents, Indian |
44 |
Agricultural fairs, early |
93, 94 |
Agricultural and Industrial Society, Western Michigan |
510 |
Agricultural Society, Kent County |
509 |
Agricultural Society, Northern Michigan |
507 |
Agricultural Society, State |
506 |
Alabastine |
504 |
Aldine fire place |
450, 504 |
Algonquins, the |
22 |
American Fur Company |
26 |
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge |
142 |
Appomatox, rejoicing over |
126 |
Archaeology |
14-19 |
Artesian Wells |
211-212 |
Asphalt Paving |
793 |
Assassination of President Garfield |
136 |
Assassination of Lincoln, mourning over |
126 |
Assembly Halls, early |
566 |
Assessments in city, by Wards -- 1872 to 1890 |
790, 791 |
Association of Michigan Surveyors and Engineers |
129 |
Assessors, City |
401 |
Attorneys, City |
745 |
Attorneys of Kent County, Roll of |
757 |
Attorneys, Prosecuting |
737 |
Authors and Publications |
275-277 |
Bagging a Bear |
64 |
Bailey, Francis, Experience of |
45-46 |
Bakeries |
492 |
Ball, John, Arrival in Grand River Valley |
71 |
Ball, John, early sketches by |
70-78 |
Ball, John, land purchases by |
71 |
Bank Clearing House |
689 |
Bank, City National |
678 |
First National |
674 |
Fourth National |
685 |
Fifth National |
687 |
Grand Rapids National |
684 |
Grand Rapids Savings |
684 |
Grand River |
73, 669 |
Kent County Savings |
688 |
National City |
681 |
Old National |
674 |
People's Monroe Street |
73, 670 |
Bank System, National |
668 |
Banking and Exchange, private |
672, 673, 674 |
Banks and Bankers |
667 |
Banks, first in Grand Rapids |
73 |
Banks, wild-cat |
73 |
Banner Presentation to Grand Rapids Guard |
136 |
Bar Association |
751 |
Bar, the |
753 |
Barrel Works |
497 |
Base ball and croquet sets |
500 |
Battle of Bennington Centennial |
134 |
Battles, Indian |
23 |
Bear in a pig pen |
64 |
Bears about the city |
127 |
Beer and Breweries |
203 |
Beer, retail traffic in |
204 |
Bell ringer engaged |
93 |
Below zero temperature |
128 |
Bench and Bar |
730 |
Bench, the |
752 |
Bending Works |
460 |
Bent Work, Mack's |
456 |
Bible Society, Kent County |
355 |
Billiard tables |
502 |
Births, early |
62 |
Blacksmithing |
443 |
B'Nai B'Rith, I. O. of |
633 |
Board of Education |
227 |
Board of Health |
697 |
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners |
404 |
Board of Public Works |
403 |
Board of Review and Equalization |
404 |
Board of Supervisors by towns and wards |
386-390 |
Board of Trade |
660 |
Boat building |
501 |
Boating, early |
515 |
Boiler Works, Central |
449 |
Boiler Works, Grand Rapids |
443 |
Bookbinders |
273 |
Booksellers and stationers |
274 |
Boot and shoe making |
495 |
Bostwick road discontinued |
160 |
Botanic Physicians |
728 |
Bottling business |
502 |
Bounty loan voted |
158 |
Bounty to soldiers authorized |
158 |
Bowls, clothes pins, faucets |
499 |
Box making |
498 |
Brass and bronze work, I. |
449 |
Brick block, fall of a |
122 |
Brick buildings, early |
766 |
Brick business blocks, modern |
768 |
Brick and stone masons |
663 |
Brick and tile |
488 |
Bridge burned |
123 |
Bridge, C. & W. M. authorized |
164 |
Bridges across Grand River |
544-547 |
Bridge tolls abolished |
161 |
Bronson mortgage canceled |
126 |
Broom making |
477 |
Brush Company |
476 |
Buggies, spiral spring |
457 |
Builders and contractors |
662 |
Building in 1869 |
129 |
Building improvements in 1888-89 |
661 |
Building and Loan Associations |
639 |
Buildings, first frame |
761 |
Buildings and Homes |
761 |
Burglary at the post-office |
141 |
Burke, John, shooting of |
123 |
Burning of Steamer Michigan |
125 |
Burns Club |
636 |
Burns festival, first |
124 |
Business associations |
639 |
Business in 1845 |
92 |
Business Men's Convention |
140 |
Buss Machine Works |
443 |
Cabinetmakers, early |
461 |
Cable cars start |
141 |
Cable railway work begun |
139 |
Calkins law office |
762 |
Campau, Louis, Government instructions to |
48 |
Campau Place, buildings torn out |
131 |
Camp-meetings |
141 |
Canal at the rapids |
516 |
Canal basin |
93, 158, 516 |
Canal street paving, first |
124 |
Canal street paved with asphalt |
793 |
Canal street planked |
156 |
Carey Mission |
50 |
Carriages, children's |
457 |
Cars, first arrival |
123, 528 |
Cars, first train of from the south |
129 |
Casket Company |
412 |
Cast iron water main across the river |
165 |
Catholic Church burned |
94 |
Cedar block paving in Canal street |
163 |
Cemeteries, City |
409-411 |
Cemetery Commissioners |
411 |
Cemetery ground purchases |
156 |
Centennial Celebration |
134 |
Central High School |
230 |
Chair making, early |
477 |
Cholera appears |
93 |
Chosen Friends, O. of |
634 |
Chicago, Milwaukee and Grand Rapids, beginnings of |
63 |
Chippewas, the |
22 |
Church bell, first |
91 |
Church, Old Congregational |
74 |
Churches of Grand Rapids |
279-351 |
Churches, statistical summary of |
351 |
Church Histories-- |
|
Seventh Day Adventists |
279 |
Calvary Baptist |
285 |
Fountain Street Baptist |
280 |
Messiah Baptist |
284 |
Second Baptist |
283 |
Wealthy Avenue Baptist |
283 |
Bible Christians |
285 |
Children of Zion |
285 |
Park Congregational |
286 |
Second Congregational |
289 |
South Congregational |
290 |
Smith Memorial |
291 |
Disciples |
293 |
St. Mark's Episcopal |
294 |
Grace |
299 |
St. Paul's Memorial |
299 |
Trinity |
300 |
Oakdale Park |
300 |
Temple Emanuel, Hebrew |
300 |
German Lutheran |
302 |
St. John's Lutheran |
304 |
Swedish Lutheran |
304 |
Swedish Missionary |
305 |
Free Methodist |
306 |
Wesleyan Methodist |
306 |
Division Street M. E. |
307 |
Second Street M. E. |
312 |
East Street M. E. |
314 |
Plainfield Avenue M. E. |
314 |
Ames M. E. |
315 |
German M. E. |
316 |
African M. E. |
317 |
African M. E. Zion |
317 |
First Presbyterian |
318 |
Westminster Presbyterian |
319 |
Mission Wood Presbyterian |
320 |
Immanuel Presbyterian |
321 |
First Reformed |
321 |
Second Reformed |
326 |
Third Reformed |
328 |
Fourth Reformed |
329 |
Fifth Reformed |
321 |
Oakdale Park Reformed |
333 |
Christian Reformed |
333 |
Dutch Reformed |
333 |
Holland Reformed |
334 |
Spring St. Christian Holland Reformed |
334 |
East St. Holland Christian Reformed |
335 |
Coldbrook Holland Christian Reformed |
336 |
Alpine Avenue Holland Christian Reformed |
339 |
Fourth Holland Christian Reformed |
337 |
Fifth Holland Christian Reformed |
338 |
Crosby Street Holland Christian Reformed |
339 |
True Reformed |
339 |
St. Andrew's Catholic |
340 |
St. Mary's Catholic |
342 |
St. James' Catholic |
343 |
St. Adelbert's Catholic |
343 |
St. Joseph's Catholic |
344 |
St. Alphonsus Catholic |
344 |
Swedenborgian |
346 |
Unitarian |
347 |
Liberal Unitarian (Holland) |
348 |
United Brethren |
349 |
Universalist |
349 |
German Evangelical Zion's |
350 |
Cigars and tobacco |
499 |
Circuit Courts |
735 |
City Attorneys |
745 |
City Charter |
94, 149-153 |
City Clerks, 1850 to 1889 |
393-395 |
City, Geographical Position |
2 |
City Grade bench established |
159 |
City Hall |
166, 376 |
City letter delivery |
365 |
City lot purchased |
161 |
City Marshals, 1850 to 1889 |
193-195 |
City Parks |
405-407 |
City Physicians |
698 |
City Printer appointed |
155 |
City Recorders |
393, 394, 741 |
City, reference to laws concerning |
153 |
City Seal |
154, 156 |
City, Site of the |
2 |
City vote on prohibition |
165 |
City Water Works history |
208-211 |
Clairvoyant physicians |
729 |
Clearing House, Bank |
140, 689 |
Clerks, City, 1850 to 1889 |
393-395 |
Clerks, County, 1837 to 1889 |
384 |
Climate of Western Michigan |
171 |
Club buildings |
568 |
Coldbrook Cemetery, mention of |
155 |
Cold cycle |
131 |
Cold night in the woods |
68 |
Cold weather dates |
172 |
Collectors, City |
402 |
Collins Hall Block |
767 |
Commercial Block |
764 |
Commercial, College |
241 |
Commerce, export and home |
658, 659 |
Commissioners, Cemetery |
411 |
Commissioners, Highway |
403 |
Commissioners, Police and Fire |
404 |
Commissioners, Street |
403 |
Common Council doings |
154-166 |
Common Council, members of, 1850 to 1889 inclusive |
393-395 |
Concert Hall |
767 |
Confectionery |
493 |
Congress, Members of from the Fifth District |
83 |
Constables, City |
401 |
Consulship |
521 |
Controllers, City |
400 |
Convention of Superintendents of the Poor |
135 |
Cooperage |
496 |
County Boundaries, early |
83 |
County Court House |
371 |
County Clerks |
384 |
County Government |
384 |
County Jail |
374 |
County Office site purchased |
157 |
County Records burned |
124 |
County Registers of Deeds |
385 |
County Sheriffs |
384 |
County Surveyors |
386 |
County Taxes, by wards |
791, 792 |
County Treasurers |
385 |
Court-house first, burned |
91 |
Court, Mayor's and Recorder's |
741 |
Court, Police |
744 |
Court, Probate |
740 |
Court, Superior |
742 |
Court, Supreme |
729 |
Courts of Chancery |
735 |
Courts, County |
746 |
Courts, Circuit |
735 |
Courts, District |
735 |
Courts, Justices |
739 |
Courts, United States |
746 |
Crescent Park planned |
156 |
Cruel death by fire, the |
38 |
Cutter making, early |
451 |
Custer Guard armory dedicated |
137 |
Cyclone, story of a |
65 |
Transcriber: Judy Wilson
Created: 16 April 2002
URL: http://kent.migenweb.net/baxter1891/topicindex/ac.html