Recent Articles, Books, Pamphlets, Dissertations, and Other Publications in Indiana History

Compiled by Leigh Darbee

Editor’s Note. This list of articles, books, pamphlets, and disserta- tions published from 1990 to 1993 is intended as a bibliographic contribution to Indiana’s history. The list will normally appear in each March issue of the Indiana Magazine of History. We recognize that the list is neither complete nor systematic in coverage, and we hope that readers will help us by sending items for possible inclu- sion. We are especially interested in listing publications that make some contribution to understanding Indiana’s past but that are not usually reviewed in the IMH. Generally, we will not list newspaper articles or accounts of local historical society activities, but printed pamphlets as well as journal articles may be listed. All such items for the March, 1995, issue must be received by November 1, 1994. Many people have contributed to the present list, but major respon- sibility has rested with Leigh Darbee of the Indiana Historical Soci- ety.

“Amputations in Civil War Necessary to Save Lives,” Snakeroot Extract, No. 26 (Autumn, 1993). Arnold, Eleanor, “Memories of Hoosier Homemakers,’’ Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Fall, 1993). Balkema, Richard, “Party Divisiveness, Rule Changes, and Legisla- tive Productivity in the 106th Indiana General Assembly,” Indi- ana Academy of the Social Sciences Proceedings, XXVII, 3rd ser. (1992). Beatty, John D., Research in Indiana (Arlington, Va.: National Genealogical Society, 1992). Beavers, Addison, The Journey of Addison Beavers ([Indiana?: s.n., 19921). “Behind Bars,” Indiana Preservationist (July/August, 1992). [Series of articles about jails in Indiana.] Bertram, Mike, “A History of New Castle Utilities in Words and Pictures,” Henry County Historicatalog, XX (Spring, 1992). Binford, Tom, A Checkered Past: My 20 Years as Indy 500 Chief Steward (Carmel: Cornerstone Press, 1993). “Blackmail at the Harper Buggy Factory, [Columbia City],” Whitley County Historical Society Bulletin, XXX (August, 1992). [Arti- cle reprinted from the Whitley County News of July 3, 1903.1 Bond, James O., Chickamauga and the Underground Railroad: A Tale of Two Grandfathers (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1993). Recent Articles in Indiana History 93

Boomhower, Ray, “Corydon: Indiana’s First State Capital,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Summer, 1993). Boomhower, Ray, “Dan Quayle Center & Museum: Chronicling the Life of Indiana’s Newest Favorite Son,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Fall, 1993). Boomhower, Ray, “A ‘Dapper Dan with the Soul of an Imp’: fin Hubbard, Creator of Abe Martin,” Traces of Indiana and Mid- western History, V (Fall, 1993). Boomhower, Ray, “The Gen. Lew Wallace Study and Ben-Hur Museum,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Win- ter, 1993). Boomhower, Ray, “Hillforest: The Mansion on the Hill,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Spring, 1993). Boomhower, Ray, “The Hoosier Slide: ‘Monument of Never Ending Sand,’ ” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Spring, 1993). Boomhower, Ray, “Major General Lew Wallace: Savior of Wash- ington, D.C.,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Winter, 1993). Boomhower, Ray, “ ‘Nobody Wanted Us’: Black Aviators at Free- man Field,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Summer, 1993). Bourne, Russell, Floating West: The Erie and Other American Canals (New York: Norton, 1992). Bowers, Shirley H., “ ‘Captured on Canvas’: McKenney-Hall’s His- tory of the Indian Tribes of North America,” Florida Historical Quarterly, LXXI (January, 1993). Brewer, Fredric, “Rushville’s Dog Fennel Gazette: Indiana’s Myth- ical Newspaper,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (March, 1993). Brothers, Timothy S., and Lisa M. Kennedy, “The Changing Geog- raphy of Vegetation Placenames in the Indiana Prairie Border Region,” Names, XL (March, 1992). The Brown Section in Review (Marceline, Mo.: Heritage House Publishing, 1992). [Uses photographs from the Martin Collec- tion, now at the Indiana Historical Society, originally used in the “Brown Section” of the Terre Haute Tribune-Star.]Order from: History Book Offer, Terre Haute, Tribune-Star, P.O. Box 149, Terre Haute, IN 47808. Bruns, Roger A., Preacher: Billy Sunday and Big-Time American Evangelism (New York: Norton, 1992). Bundles, A’Lelia P., “Madam C. J. Walker, 1867-1919,” Hayes His- torical Journal, XI1 (Fall, 1992/Winter, 1993). Bundy, Alice Ann, A Glimpse of Pioneer Life in Jennings County (Vernon: Jennings County Preservation Association, 1992). Bussel, Michael Robert, “Hard Traveling: Powers Hapgood, Harvey Swados, Bayard Rustin, and the Fate of Independent Radical- 94 Indiana Magazine of History

ism in Twentieth Century America” (Ph.D. dissertation, Cor- nell University, 1993). Callen, Barry L., Guide to Soul and Mind: The Story of Anderson University (Anderson: Anderson University, 1992). Calloway, Colin G., “Native American History and the Search for Common Ground,” Reviews in American History, XX (Decem- ber, 1992). [Review of Richard White’s The Middle Ground: Indians, Empires, and Republics in the Great Lakes Region, 1650-1815.1 Cantrell, Martha, “[Henry] Lane’s Acquaintance with Henry Boese Exp[llored,” Montgomery Magazine, XVIII (April, 1993). Cantrell, Martha, “Misadventures and the Heaton Letters,” Mont- gomery Magazine, XVII (December, 1992). Cantrell, Martha, “Susan Wallace Writes of Experiences in Turkey,” Montgomery Magazine, XVIII (March, 1993). Carringer, Robert L., The Magnificent Ambersons: A Reconstruc- tion (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993). [Recon- struction of the movie script as originally written by Orson Welles. I Cart, David, “History Blooms at the J. F. D. Lanier Garden,” Out- door Indiana, LVIII (MarcWApril, 1993). Castaldi, Tom, “Potawatomi Culture Beckons through Wabash Val- ley’s Cicott Mill,” Outdoor Indiana, LVIII (MarcWApril, 1993). Cayton, Andrew R. L., “ ‘Separate Interests’ and the Nation-State: The Washington Administration and the Origins of Regional- ism in the Trans-Appalachian West,” Journal of American His- tory, LXXIX (June, 1992). Celestine, Indiana: A Sesquicentennial History ([St. Meinrad: Abbey Press, 19931). Childs, Ann Waybright, “A Hoosier Goes West: The Diaries and Letters of David Wallace Springer,” Wyoming Annals, LXV (Spring, 1993). Citron, Stephen, Noel and Cole: The Sophisticates (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993). [Noel Coward and Cole Porter.] Clark, George P., “The Dunking of General Cass: A Hoosier Myth,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Spring, 1993). Conway, W. Fred, The Incredible Adventures of Daniel Boone’s Kid Brother-Squire (New Albany: FBH Publishers, 1992). Order from: Fire Buff House, P. 0. Drawer 709, New Albany, IN 47151. Coon, Dave, “Teaching in the Early Days Was Not an Easy Life,” Montgomery Magazine, XVIII (January, 1993). Cox, Stephen L., “Back to the 1820s: The Re-restoration [of the William Conner House],” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Winter, 1993). Recent Articles in Indiana History 95

Cox, Stephen L., “New Life: Eli Lilly and the First Restoration [of the Conner House],” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Winter, 1993). Cox, Stephen L., and Timothy Crumrin, eds., Building a Home, Pre- serving a Heritage: The Story of the Conner House ([Fishers: Conner Prairie], 1993). Crumrin, Timothy, “Between Two Worlds: William Conner of Indi- ana,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Winter, 1993). Culbertson, Kurt, “The Origins of Landscape Architecture in Ohio: The Life and Work of George Edward Kessler,” Queen City Her- itage, LI (Spring, 1993). [Includes references to Kessler’s work in Indianapolis.] Cwiklik, Robert, Tecumseh: Shawnee Rebel (New York: Chelsea House Publishers, 1993). Darbee, Leigh, “Jefferson and Jeffersonville,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Summer, 1993). Davis, Marsh, “Eclectic Style Has Diversity in Common,” Indiana Preservationist (July/August, 19921. Davis, Rodney O., “William Herndon’s Indiana Oral History Pro- ject, 1865,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (June, 1993). Dean, Arnold, comp., The Cemeteries of Wayne County, Indiana (Richmond: Wayne County Genealogical Society, 1992). Order from: Wayne County Genealogical Society, 1150 N. A St., Rich- mond, IN 47374. Deceased Priests: Diocese of Lafayette in Indiana. 3rd ed. ([Indi- ana]: Fr. Anthony Prosen, 1992). Order from: Fr. Anthony Prosen, Newman Center for Catholic Students, 1200 W. River- side Ave., Muncie, IN 47303. Divita, James J., Rejoice and Remember: A Centennial History of the Catholic Community of St. Anthony of Padua (Indianapolis: Centennial Committee, St. Anthony Parish, 1992). Order from: The author, Dept. of History, Marian College, 3200 Cold Spring Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46222. Duncan, Rita C., and Stella Fox, Scipio Township’s Early History ([Indiana: R. C. Duncan], 1992). Dunne, Robert, “A Plea for a Protestant American Dream: Lyman Beecher’s A Plea for the West,” The Old Northwest, XVI (Fall, 1992). “Efforts Are Underway to Maintain Indiana’s Remaining Round Barns,” Fulton County Historical Society Quarterly Newsletter, I1 (December, 1992). [Reprint of article in The Sentinel / The Compass (Rochester), June 17, 1992.1 Einstandig, Max, “The Beginning of the Indiana Jewish Historical Society,” Indiana Jewish History, No. 29 (1993). 96 Indiana Magazine of History

Eley, Gloria, “In Honor of Black History Month, Visit These His- toric Landmarks,” Outdoor Indiana, LVII (January/ February, 1992). “Encore, Encore,” Indiana Preservationist (March/April, 1992). [Circle Theatre, Indianapolis; Thrall Opera House, New Har- mony; Pulse Opera House, Warren.] Everson, Guy R., ed., “Service Afield and Afloat: A Reminiscence of the Civil War,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (March, 1993). Ewald, Erich L., “Beacon of Death: The Interurban Disaster at Alfont, 1924,” Madison County Monthly (June, 1992). Ewald, Erich L., “The Birth and Near-Death of St. John’s Lutheran Church, [Anderson],” Madison County Monthly (May, 1993). Ewald, Erich L., “Crossroads’ Civil War Letters,”Middletown News (April, 1992). Ewald, Erich L., “Ewald’s More or Less Official but Woefully Incomplete Guide to [Nineteenth Century] Madison County Elections,” Madison County Monthly (November, 1992).

Ewald, Erich L., ed., ‘I I. . . The True Definition of War’: The Civil War Diary of DeWitt C. Markle,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (June, 1993). Failey, Majie Alford, Forgive Us Our Press Passes: A Society Edi- tor’s Prayer (Indianapolis: Guild Press of Indiana, 1992). Order from: Guild Press of Indiana, 6000 Sunset Ln., Indi- anapolis, IN 46208. Fay, Mary Smith, “The Rappites and the Saltzman Family: A Communal Society’s Influence on a Frontier Family,” The American Genealogist, LXVI (October, 1991). Fisher, James, “Oedipus at Crawfordsville: Early Productions of Greek Tragedies in Indiana,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (March, 1993). Flynn, David A., “There’s No Place Like Home: A History of the Halls of Residence Libraries at Indiana University, Blooming- ton,” Indiana Libraries, XI1 (1993). Fortune, Peter, The Fortune Family of Indianapolis: From Vir- ginia to Massachusetts (Weston, Mass.: Nobb Hill Press, 1993). Fuller, Wayne E., “Everybody’s Business: The Midwestern One- Room School,” Timeline, X (September/October, 1993). Gates, Benton Earl, “Memories of a Prosecutor,” Whitley County Historical Society Bulletin, XXXI (August, 1993). Gates, Benton Earl, “Tri-Lakes [Resort],” Whitley County Histori- cal Society Bulletin, XXXI (June, 1993). Gates, Benton Earl, “Weatherhead [Corporation, Columbia City],” Whitley County Historical Society Bulletin, XXXI (April, 1993). “Get to Work,” Indiana Preservationist (January/February, 1993). [Coca Cola Bottling Co., Indianapolis; Hulman & Co., Terre Recent Articles in Indiana History 97

Haute; Old Bag Factory, Goshen; Colgate-Palmolive Plant, Clarksville.] Gibbs, Wilma L., “African-American Businesses in Indianapolis, 1870-1950,” Black History News & Notes, No. 51 (February, 1993). LGibbs, Wilma L.1, “Indiana Association of Colored Men,” Black History News & Notes, No. 52 (May, 1993). [Gibbs, Wilma L., et al.1, “Indianapolis Recorder: A Historical Overview of a Community Institution,” Black History News & Notes, No. 52 (May, 1993). [Gibbs, Wilma L.], “Inside the Heart of a Cardiologist: The Harvey N. Middleton Collection,” Black History News & Notes, No. 53 (August, 1993). Ginger, Ray, The Bending Cross: A Biography of Eugene Victor Debs (Kirksville, Mo.: Thomas Jefferson University Press, 1992). [Reprint edition, with a new introduction by J. Robert Constantine.] “The Greensboro of Long Ago,” Henry County Historicatalog, XXI (Spring/Summer, 1993). [New version of Fassett Hinshaw’s 1919 history.] Gregorich, Barbara, “Women in Baseball: Indiana’s Dynamic Her- itage,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Spring, 1993). Griffin, Frederick P., comp., History of Corydon & Harrison County. Vol. I1 ([Corydon: Griffin, 19931). Order from: Griffin’s, Inc., Box 446, Corydon, IN 47112. Griffin, T. Kevin, “The 1st Irish, 35th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1861-1865: A Military, Political, and Social Histo- ry” (M.A. thesis, Butler University, 1992). Grove, Helen E., Frankfort, Indiana: A Pictorial History (St. Louis: G. Bradley Publishing, 1992). Order from: G. Bradley Publishing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Haffner, Gerald O., “A Peek at Indiana’s Pioneer Period through the Estate of Adam Wible,” Filson Club History Quarterly, LXVII (July, 1993). Halberstam, David, “Discovering Sex,” American Heritage, XLIV (February/March, 1993). [Includes information on Alfred C. Kinsey.] Hamrick, Burt, “Horn Carving: Tansel Family Carves a Niche,” Outdoor Indiana, LVIII (January/February, 1993). Hendershot, Steve, Putnam County Memories: A Pictorial History of the Area Served by the Banner Graphic ([Greencastle?: Ban- ner Graphic?, 1993?]). Order from: Banner Graphic, Pictorial History Book, P. 0. Box 509, Greencastle, IN 46135. Hendricks County, Indiana, Source Book (Danville: Hendricks County Historical Society, 1993). Order from: Hendricks 98 Indiana Magazine of History

County Historical Society, 170 S. Washington St., Danville, IN 46122. Herrin, Margaret Duvall, On the Road to Centennial: In Celebra- tion of the 100th Anniversary of the Allisonville Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), [Indianapolis], 1896-1996 (Indi- anapolis: The Church, 1991). Higbee, Mark David, “W. E. B. Du Bois, F. B. Ransom, the Madam Walker Company, and Black Business Leadership in the 1930s,”Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (June, 1993). Higgs, Steven, “George Donaldson: Spring Mill’s Eccentric Natu- ralist,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Summer, 1993). Hill, John, “Indiana on Ice: How Glaciers Shaped the Hoosier Landscape,” Outdoor Indiana, LVIII (November/December, 1992). “Histology Laboratory Aided Study of Mental Illness,” Snakeroot Extract, No. 24 (Summer, 1992). [Laboratory in Pathology Building at Central State Hospital, Indianapolis.] Historic Indiana: A Guide to Indiana Properties Listed in the National Register of Historic Places ([Indianapolis]: Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources, Div. of Historic Preservation and Archeology, 1993). Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Decatur, Perry and Franklin Townships, Marion County: Interim Report (Indi- anapolis: Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, 1992). Order this and the following seven titles from: HLFI, 340 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis, IN 46202. Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Grant County: Inter- im Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1993). Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Henry County: Inter- im Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1993). Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Lawrence County: Interim Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1992). Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Morgan County: Inter- im Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1993). Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Shelby County: Inter- im Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1992). Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Warren Township, Marion County: Interim Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1993). Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Wayne Township, Mar- ion County: Interim Report (Indianapolis: HLFI, 1993). History of Dearborn and Ohio Counties, Indiana (Mt. Vernon: Windmill Publications, Inc., 1993). [Reprint of 1885 edition, with index added.] Order from: Windmill Publications, Inc., 4400 Jackson Ave., Evansville, IN 47714. Recent Articles in Indiana History 99

History of Greene County, Indiana, 1885-1989 (Bloomfield: Greene County Historical Society, 1990). Order from: Greene County Historical Society, P. 0. Box 301, Bloomfield, IN 47424. Holt, Marilyn Irvin, “West to Indiana on the Orphan Trains,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Fall, 1993). Holtmann, Heike, “Deutsche Amerika-Auswanderung im 19 Jahrhundert: Jakob Schramm (1805-1850)” (M.A. thesis, Freie Universitat, Berlin, 1992). Homann, W. Charles, Jr., A Boy from Bloomington: A Personal Memoir of the Great Depression ([Indianapolis: Homannl, 1993). Hoppe, David, “Moon Valley,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Spring, 1993). Hunter, Juanita, “Marshall County and the Michigan Road,” Mar- shall County Historical Society Quarterly, XXII (1993). [Contin- uation of series of articles beginning with Vol. XX, No. 2 (19911.1 “Hydropathy Offered Patients ‘Water-Cure’ Therapies,” Snakeroot Extract, No. 25 (Fall, 1992). “In Memoriam: The Potawatomi Trail of Death-1838,” Fulton County Historical Society Newsletter, I1 (June, 1992). “Indiana Landmarks Threatened with Extinction,” Indiana Preser- vationist (May/June, 1992). [Indiana Oxygen Co., Indianapolis; Wabash High School, Wabash; Entomology Hall, Purdue Uni- versity; Valley House, Brookville.] Jacobs, Tevie, “When the Cincy R. R. Excursions Helped Hold the Jewish Families Together,” Indiana Jewish History, No. 29 (1993). Jakle, John A,, “Toward a Geographical History of Indiana: Land- scape and Place in the Historical Imagination,” Indiana Maga- zine of History, LXXXIX (September, 1993). Jefferson Proving Ground: Supporting Our Troops for 50 Years! (Madison: U. S. Army Ammunition Test Center, [1991?1). Johnson, Bruce L., “The Ayres Look of Elegance,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Winter, 1993). Johnson, Leon, Syria Christian Church, 1820-1992 ([Orleans?: s.n.1, 1993. Kash, Steve, and Ginger Snyder, “A Battle from Both Sides: Two Takes on Tippecanoe,” Outdoor Indiana, LVIII (January/ February, 1993). “Kil-So-Quah,” The Hoosier Genealogist, XXXII (December, 1992). [Last full blood Miami Indian in Indiana.] Kotzbauer, Amy, “Architect’s Style at Home on the ‘Prairie,’ ’’ Indi- ana Preservationist (March/April, 1992). [Prairie Style and Frank Lloyd Wright houses in Indiana.] Lafever, Carolyn, The Murals by Charles Newcomb: A Story of Hagerstown, Indiana (Hagerstown: Lafever, 1993). Order from: The author, 14030 W. Oler Rd., Hagerstown, IN 47346. 100 Indiana Magazine of History

Lane, James B., ed., “Home Front: The World War I1 Years in the Calumet Region, 1941-1945,” Steel Shavings, XXII (1993). Langhor, John, “Early Whitley County Doctors,” Whitley County Historical Society Bulletin, XXXI (June, 1993). Latham, Charles, Jr., “Henry J. Richardson Papers,” Black History News & Notes, No. 51 (February, 1993). Latham, Charles, Jr., “ ‘Keeping Up the Skeer’: A Letter from Nathan Bedford Forrest,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Fall, 1993). Lingeman, Richard, “The Titan,” American Heritage, XLIV (May/June, 1993). [Theodore Dreiser.1 Loomis, Linn, Here and Now-Ohio’s Canals: The Background of Ohio’s Canal System (Newcomerstown, Ohio: The Author, 1991). Order from: The author, 59821 Co. Rd. 9, Newcomers- town, OH 43832. McCullough, David, “Fighting Chance: Harry Truman’s Midwest- ern Whistle-stop Campaign,” Traces of Indiana and Midwest- ern History, V (Summer, 1993). Madden, Sr. Mary Roger, The Path Marked Out: History of the Sis- ters of Providence of St. Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana. Vol. 111, 1890-1926 (St. Mary-of-the-Woods: Sisters of Providence, 1991). Mahar-Keplinger, Lisa, Grain Elevators (New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1993). Markisohn, Deborah Ballee, “Ministers of the Nan: Indianapolis Clergy Involvement with the 1920s Ku Klux Klan (M.A. thesis, Indiana University, 1992). Meaney, John W., O’Malley ofNotre Dame (Notre Dame: Universi- ty of Notre Dame Press, 1991). Meier, Marga, trans., Swiss Colonization Society Records in Ger- man: A Translation Project (Utica, Ky.: McDowell Publica- tions, 1990). Meyers, Arthur S., “Individual Lives Speak History: The Jewish Community in Northwest Indiana,” Zndiana Jewish History, No. 29 (1993). Millett, Kate, The Basement: Meditations on a Human Sacrifice (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1991). [The Sylvia Likens case in Indianapolis.] Mobley, Gregory H., Markers of Graves, Mirrors of Society: A Brief Study of Tombstone Designs and Motifs in Two Southern Indi- ana Cemeteries (Ls.1.: s.n.1, 1991). “Moores Hill College Lives On,” Ripley County Historical Society Quarterly Bulletin, XVII (April, 1993). [Begun in Dearborn County in 1854, the college eventually became Evansville Col- lege, later University of Evansville.] Moxley, Lucina Ball, All about Sam: The Life Story of Sampson Buchanan Moxley IV (Indianapolis: Guild Press of Indiana, Recent Articles in Indiana History 101

1991). Order from: Guild Press of Indiana, 6000 Sunset Ln., Indianapolis, IN 46208. Muncie, Larry, Irvington Stories ([Indianapolis]: Irvington Histor- ical Society, 1992). Order from: Irvington Historical Society, Benton House, 312 S. Downey Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46219. Nava, Margaret M., “Climb Aboard and Dream the Dream,” Out- door Indiana, LVII (January/February, 1992). [Brief history of rail travel.] Nichols, Wallie, “Garfield Once an Active, Enterprising Village,” Montgomery Magazine, XVIII (October, 1993). Nicholson, Howard L., “Swine, Timber, and Tourism: The Evolu- tion of an Appalachian Community in the Middle West, 1830-1930” (Ph.D. dissertation, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1992). Nobles, Gregory H., “Straight Lines and Stability: Mapping the Political Order of the Anglo-American Frontier,” Journal of American History, LXXX (June, 1993). Norris, Nancy, “Small Town U.S.A.: Alexandria Speaks for Ameri- ca,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Spring, 1993). O’Neal, Bill, The American Association: A Baseball History, 1902-1991 (Austin, Tex.: Eakin Press, 1991). Patrick, Jeffrey L., ed., “ ‘On Convoy Duty in World War 1’: The Diary of Guy Connor,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (December, 1993). Peagler, Victoria M., “Garfield Thomas Haywood, 1880-1931: From a Migrant’s Son to an Internationally Renowned Church- man” (B.A. thesis, Wright State University, 1993). Peebles, Christopher S., ed., Current Research in Indiana Archaeol- ogy and Prehistory, 1990 ([Bloomingtonl: Indiana University, Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, 1991). Peterson Roger A., “Grain Speculation in Owen County,” Black His- tory News & Notes, No. 52 (May, 1993). “Pharmacists Used Pill-tiles, Machines,” Snakeroot Extract, No. 23 (Spring, 1992). Platt, Carolyn V., “Nightmare on the Mississippi: The New Madrid Earthquakes,” Timeline, X (September/October, 1993). Quigg, Gary, “Newly-found Photos Shed Light on Interurban Past,” Montgomery Magazine, XVIII (May, 1993). Raben, Rita, St. Wendel Parish and Community, [Evansville/, 1842-1992 (St. Meinrad: Abbey Press, 1991). Radford, Darrel, New Castle, Indiana: A Pictorial History (St. Louis: G. Bradley Publishing, 1992). Order from: G. Bradley Publishing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Ream, Donald and Lynne, Clarks Hill: A Pictorial History of Clarks Hill and Its Surrounding Area ([Lafayette: D. & L. Ream], 1992). 102 Indiana Magazine of History

Reese, William J., “Indiana’s Best Public School Traditions: Domi- nant Themes and Research Opportunities,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (December, 1993). Rettig, Agnes S., A Nonagenarian Reviews the History of the Old Northwest, Her Native State and Hometown ([Muncie: Delaware County Historical Alliance, 1989?1). [Rettig is from Muncie.] Order from: Delaware County Historical Alliance, P.O. Box 1266, Muncie, IN 47308. Richardson, Heather Cox, “Constructing ‘the Greatest Nation of the Earth’: Economic Policies of the Republican Party” (Ph.D. dis- sertation, Harvard University, 1992). Ridge, Martin, “Frederick Jackson Turner at Indiana University,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (September, 1993). Roberts, George C., “Presidential Electors: Obscure, yet Among Us,” Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences Proceedings, XXVII, 3rd ser. (1992). Roberts, George C., “The Vanishing Indiana Ballot,” Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences Proceedings, XXVI, 3rd ser. (1991). Roberts, Warren E., “Indiana Plane Makers,” Midwestern Folklore, XVIII (Spring, 1992). Rodriguez, Ginger G., “John C. Templeton: Artist and Steelwork- er,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, V (Summer, 1993). St. Patrick’s Church History ([Madison]: St. Patrick’s Bingo Com- mittee, 1992). Sajko, Brian P., “Theatre in Utopia: The History of the Theatre in New Harmony, Indiana, 1827-1913” (Ph.D. dissertation, Bowl- ing Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1993). Schlup, Leonard, “Hoosier Republican in the Gilded Age: John K. Gowdy and the 1892 Presidential Campaign in Indiana,” Tamkang Journal of American Studies, IX (1992). Seigel, Peggy Brase, “Moral Champions and Public Pathfinders: Antebellum Quaker Women in East Central Indiana,” Quaker History, LXXXI (Fall, 1992). Shriver, Phillip R., “Know Them No More Forever: The Miami Removal of 1846,”Timeline, X (November/December, 1993). Silver, James L., “An Oral History of Underground Coal Mining: A Tape-Recorded Interview with a Retired Miner,” Midwestern Folklore, XIX (Spring, 1993). Simbeck, Rob, “How Five Billion Years Shaped an Acre of Ground,” Outdoor Indiana, LVIII (MarcWApril, 1993). Smith, Harry M., Connersville, Indiana: A Pictorial History (St. Louis: G. Bradley Publishing, 1992). Order from: G. Bradley Publishing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Smith, Hugh, “Mission Style is California Dreamin’,” Indiana Preservationist (Januarymebruary, 1993). Recent Articles in Indiana History 103

Spetter, Allan, “The Historian (Albert T. Volwiler) and the Presi- dential Widow (Mrs. Benjamin Harrison): A Twenty Year Cor- respondence,” [Part 111, The Old Northwest, XVI (Fall, 1992). Stauffer, Michael L., Hamilton County Remembered: A Pictorial History of Hamilton County, Indiana (Marceline, Mo.: Her- itage House Publishing, 1992). Stipp, Edith Stout, “Unique Sharpening Stone Industry Founded in Pioneer Days,” Society of Indiana Pioneers Yearbook (1992). Strayer, Larry M., and Richard A. Baumgartner, Echoes of Battle: The Atlanta Campaign: An Illustrated Collection of Union and Confederate Narratives (Huntington, W.Va.: Blue Acorn Press, 1991). [Contains information on Indiana regiments in the cam- paign.] Order from: Blue Acorn Press, P. 0. Box 2684, Hunt- ington, WV 25726. Stritch, Thomas, My Notre Dame: Memories and Reflections of Sixty Years (Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 1991). Stuckey, Clay W., A Collection of Articles about the West Baden Springs Hotel (Bedford: C. W. Stuckey, 1992). [Typescript with original photos at the Indiana Historical Society.] Sulgrove, B. R., History of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indi- ana ([Salem, Mass.: Higginson Book Co., 1992?1). Reprint edi- tion. Sumner, Jim L., “Everett Case Conquers Dixie: Hoosier Basket- ball in North Carolina,” Traces of Indiana and Midwestern His- tory, V (Fall, 1993). Test, Charles E., ed., The Test Family in Indiana: A Supplement ([Indianapolis: C. E. Test, 19921). Thompson, Charles N., “The Pioneer Periods in Indiana,” Society of Indiana Pioneers Yearbook (1991). Toppe, Judith E., “The One-room School and Orleans High School Valedictorians, 1926-1975,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (September, 1993). “Tuberculosis Widespread during Previous Century,” Snakeroot Extract, No. 25 (Fall, 1992). Videos on Indiana history in the “Hoosier History” series on TV 16, Indianapolis. Tapes available include: “Haughville, the Story of the Slovenians”; “Former Indianapolis Mayors”; “German Immigrants to Indianapolis”; “The Indiana Pacers: The A.B.A. Years”; “The Life & Times of President Benjamin Harrison”; “Indiana’s Italian Immigrants”; “Indiana’s Irish Immigrants”; “Indiana’s African Americans”; “Indiana’s Greek Immigrants”; “Indiana’s Jewish Immigrants”; “The History of Professional Baseball in Indiana”; “The Story of Broad Ripple.” Order from: Rick Maultra, TV 16, G22, City-County Building, 200 E. Wash- ington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204. 104 Indiana Magazine of History

Walters, William D., “Selling Great Lakes Townsites: 1833-1837,” The Old Northwest, XVI (Winter, 1992). Warren, Stanley, “The Other Side of Hoosier Hysteria: Segrega- tion, Sports, and the IHSAA,” Black History News &Notes, No. 54 (November, 1993). Way, Peter, “Evil Humors and Ardent Spirits: The Rough Culture of Canal Construction Laborers,” Journal of American History, LXXIX (March, 1993). Weber, Catherine E Forrest, “ ‘A Genius in the Best Sense’: John Muir, Earth, and Indianapolis,” Traces of Indiana and Mid- western History, V (Winter, 1993). White, Joseph M., Sacred Heart Parish at Notre Dame: A Heritage and History ([Notre Dame: Sacred Heart Parish, 19921). Wilkinson, Alec, A Violent Act (New York: Knopf, 1993). [The Michael Wayne Jackson case.] Willard, Shirley, “The Trail of Death, of Courage,” Fulton County Historical Society Quarterly Newsletter, I1 (December, 1992). Winslow, Wendy, “Bedford Park’s Fate Set in Stone,” Indiana Preservationist (July/August, 1992). [Otis Park.] Woods, Paula A., and Fern H. Martin, Traveling through Tippeca- noe: Tippecanoe County, Indiana (St. Louis: G. Bradley Pub- lishing, 1992). Order from: G. Bradley Publishing, 461 Des Peres Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131. Woolman, Mindi, “Rounding Up a Disappearing Species,” Indiana Preservationist (MarcWApril, 1992). [Round barns.] Wright, Marie T., “Augusta Stevenson and the Bobbs-Merrill Child- hood of Famous Americans Biographies,” Indiana Libraries, XI1 (1993).

CORRECTION In John A. Jakle, “Toward a Geographical History of Indiana: Landscape and Place in Historical Imagination,” Indiana Magazine of History, LXXXIX (September, 19931, a photo- graph of Lewisville, in Henry County, Indiana, was mistaken- ly identified as Lewistown.