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by David McCullough

Flower, Roswell P.

  Flume of Pittsburgh aqueduct

  “Flying Pendent Lever Bridge” (Rainbow Bridge)

  Foley, Antoine

  Folger, Charles J.

  Footbridges

  of Brooklyn Bridge

  of Cincinnati Bridge

  Farrington and

  of Niagara Bridge

  Ford, Gordon

  Foundations

  of Brooklyn Bridge

  for approaches

  going below riverbed with

  projected depth of

  J. Roebling on

  wooden (for towers)

  of Cincinnati Bridge

  for St. Louis Bridge

  See also Anchorages; Caissons

  Fox, Richard K.

  Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper,

  Franklin, Benjamin

  Frederick the Great (Carlyle)

  Frelinghuysen, Theodore

  Frémont, Gen. John (Pathfinder)

  Fulton, Robert

  Fulton Street (Brooklyn)

  Garfield, James A.

  Garvey (Prince of Plasterers)

  General Slocum (ship)

  George, Henry

  George Washington Bridge

  Gilded Age, The (Twain)

  Gill, Washington

  Gleizes, Albert

  Godkin, E. L.

  Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von

  Golden Gate Bridge (Calif.)

  Gould, Jay

  Grace, William R.

  audit of New York Bridge Company and

  Brooklyn Bridge inauguration and

  removal of W. Roebling and, 491

  Grand Central Depot

  Grand Pont (Switzerland)

  Granite, use of

  Grant, Julia

  Grant, Ulysses S

  Beecher compared with

  Brooklyn Bridge and

  at Centennial Exhibition

  in Civil War

  St. Louis Bridge safety and

  Tweed Ring and

  Warren and

  Great Blowout

  Great Bridge, see Brooklyn Bridge

  Great Central Railroad

  Great Eastern (ship)

  Great Railroad Strike

  Great Western Canada Railroad

  Grecian Bend

  see also Bends

  Greeley, Horace

  Green, Andrew H

  Greene (professor)

  Greenwood Cemetery (Brooklyn)

  Guglielmi, O. Louis

  Haigh, J. Lloyd

  bankruptcy of

  cable contract award and

  jailed

  wire fraud of

  Hall, A. Oakey

  Harbison, Massy

  Harney, Gen. William S.

  Harper’s Monthly (magazine)

  Harper’s Weekly (magazine)

  on Avondale coal mine accident

  award of cable wire contracts and

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  on Brooklyn caisson

  Harpers Ferry bridge (Va.)

  Harris, Frank (worker)

  Harris, Frank (writer)

  Hassam, Childe

  Havemeyer, William

  Hayes, Rutherford B.

  Heffner (worker)

  Hegel, G. W. F.

  Hemp hawsings, iron rope replacing

  Henry, John

  Henshaw (doctor)

  Herting (grandmother of John Roebling)

  Hewitt, Abram

  award of cable wire contracts and

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  at Brooklyn Bridge

  inauguration

  at 1882 Democratic state convention

  Rink Committee investigation and

  as Tilden’s campaign manager

  Hewitt, Charles

  Hildenbrand, Wilhelm

  designs of New York anchorage and

  trusswork and

  Williamsburg Bridge built by

  Hill, Albert

  Hoffman, John T.

  Hoisting engines

  double

  for positioning cables

  to raise stone blocks of towers

  Honeymoon Bridge (Niagara Falls)

  Hook, Mrs. (sister of Emily Roebling)

  Hooker, Gen. Joseph (Fighting Joe)

  Hoosac Tunnel (Mass.)

  “Hospital lock,”

  Houses built by J. Roebling

  Howell, James

  Howells, William Dean

  Huckleberry Finn (Twain)

  Hull (manufacturer)

  Humphreys, Gen. A. A.

  Hunter, John W.

  Hunter, W., Jr.

  Husted, S. L.

  Hydraulic jacks for excavating for caissons

  Immigration, German (1831)

  Inauguration (Brooklyn Bridge)

  Brooklyn prepares for

  ceremonies described

  electric lights turned on

  excitement in New York

  invitations to

  planning of

  reception following

  speeches made at

  Inclined stays, see Diagonal stays

  Income tax, introduced

  Independent (newspaper)

  Injuries, see Casualties

  Inman Line (ship line)

  Innocents Abroad, The (Twain)

  Intelligencer (newspaper)

  International Suspension Bridge, see Niagara Bridge

  Investigating committees, see Investigation, Committee of; Rink Committee; Seventy, Committee of

  Investigation, Committee of (New York Bridge Company)

  Iron Age, The (magazine)

  Iron buildings

  Iron ropes, first manufactured

  Iron superstructure, weight of see also Superstructure

  Irving, Washington

  Jacobs Creek chain bridge (La.)

  Jacobson, Andrew

  Jackson, Gen. T. J. “Stonewall,”

  James, Henry

  James, Jesse

  Jaminet (doctor)

  Jarvis, Charles H. (husband of Josephine Roebling)

  Jarvis, Josephine (daughter of John Roebling)

  Jay Cooke & Company

  Jefferson, Thomas

  Jenkins, J. W.

  Jenks, G. T.

  John A. Roebling’s Sons

  award of cable contract and

  bought out

  Hildenbrand’s work for

  incorporates

  W. Roebling in charge of

  size of

  wire fraud and

  Johnson, Andrew

  Johnson, Gen. Jeremiah

  Johnson, Samuel

  Jones, George

  Journal of Commerce (newspaper)

  July Revolution (German; 1830)

  Jumps from Brooklyn Bridge

  see also Suicides

  Kalbfleisch, Martin

  Kearsarge (ship)

  Keefer, Samuel

  Kenney, Abner

  Kelly, “Honest John,”

  at 1882 Democratic state convention

  withholding of funds for Brooklyn Bridge by

  Kelso (New York Police superintendent)

  Keystone Bridge Company

  Keystones of Brooklyn tower arch

  King, Major W. R.

  Kings County Democrats

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  at Brooklyn caisson launching

  at Democratic state convention

  Kingsley, William C.

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  Committee of Investigation

  New York World investigates

  Rink Committee investigates

  Brooklyn Bridge and

  award of cable wire contracts

  bridge plans

  bridge trains

  bridge idea spearheaded by

  cost estimates

  fare cost

  at inauguration ceremony

  money furnished by

  trusswork

  Brooklyn caisso
n and

  Brooklyn Theater fire and

  Brooklyn tower and

  building of Central Park and

  death of Murphy and

  at launching of New York caisson

  political ambitions of

  1882 state Democratic convention

  on quality of American manufacturing

  J. Roebling’s funeral and

  W. Roebling and

  removal of Roebling

  Roebling’s staff

  sale of bridge stock

  Steinmetz’s hostility to

  Tweed denounced by

  wire fraud

  Kingsley, Mrs. William

  Kingsley & Keeney (contractors)

  Kimbel, Charles

  Kinsella, Thomas

  award of cable wire contracts and

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  in Bridge Party

  bridge plans and

  bridge trains and

  on Brooklyn caisson

  1882 Democratic state convention and

  footbridge work and

  at launching of New York caisson

  leaves New York Bridge Company

  on politicians

  removal of W. Roebling and

  Rink Committee investigation and

  on J. Roebling

  at Roebling’s funeral

  Kirkwood, James Pugh

  Kloman, Andrew

  Kohrner, William

  Krupp works (Essen, Germany)

  Land spans, defined

  Lane, William

  Latrobe, Benjamin Henry

  Laveille, Gussie

  Lawsuits

  against J. Kelly

  against New York Bridge Company

  against W. Roebling

  involving Lincoln

  started by Miller

  Leavy (shipmaster)

  Lee, Gen. Robert E.

  Lesseps, Ferdinand de

  Levy, Jules

  Lewis, John W.

  Lewiston suspension bridge (N.Y.)

  Liberty, Statue of (N.Y.C.)

  Lickey, Phebe (mother of Emily Roebling)

  Lights

  for Brooklyn caisson

  at inauguration

  for terminal buildings

  turned on

  Limelights (calcium lamps) in Brooklyn caisson

  Limestone

  in anchorages

  first block of

  selecting

  specifications for

  Lincoln, Abraham

  assassination of

  on Beecher

  lawsuit involving

  H.C. Murphy and

  Paine promoted by

  W. Roebling on

  Linville, J. H., 1

  Literature, Brooklyn Bridge in

  Littlejohn, A. N.

  Long Island Historical Society (Brooklyn)

  Lott, John A.

  Low, A. A.

  Low, Seth

  auditing New York Bridge Company and

  Brooklyn Bridge inauguration and

  removal of W. Roebling and

  Lyman, Col. Theodore

  Lynch, Mike

  McAlpine, William J.

  McCann (worker)

  McCarey, Francis

  McCarthy, Timothy

  McCue, Alexander

  as attorney for New York Bridge Company

  Brooklyn Bridge inauguration and

  Committee of Investigation and

  McDonald (worker)

  McDonald, Charles

  McDowell, Gen. Irvin

  McGrath (worker)

  McKay, Patrick

  McLaughlin, Hugh (Boss)

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  bridge plans and

  Brooklyn Ring and

  corruption of

  Kingsley and

  Low and

  wire fraud and

  McLean, Samuel

  McNulty, George

  Brooklyn anchorage accident and

  Brooklyn caisson and

  Brooklyn terminal building designed

  cable positioning and

  design of Brooklyn tower and

  footbridge work and

  Tay Bridge collapse and

  testifies in Miller suit

  Madison, James

  Maginnis, Arthur Ambrose

  Maginnis, Mary (Mary A. Tweed)

  Maid of Mist (ship)

  Maintenance of Brooklyn Bridge

  “Man. Conscience” (J. Roebling)

  Manhattan, see New York

  Manhattan Bridge (N.Y.C.)

  Mansfield, Josie

  Marin, John

  Marshall, William

  removal of W. Roebling and

  wire fraud and

  Martin

  accidents at Brooklyn tower and

  award of cable wire contracts and

  Bridge plans and

  cable installation and

  Farrington’s quarrel with

  fire in Brooklyn caisson and

  footbridge work and

  maintenance work and

  promenade accident and

  at J. Roebling’s funeral

  W. Roebling and

  removal of Roebling and

  replaces Roebling

  Roebling’s bends attacks and

  suffers bends attack

  testifies in Miller suit

  trusswork and

  wire fraud and

  Martin, James

  Martin, Kingsley

  Mary Powell (ship)

  Meade, Gen. George

  Melville, Herman

  Menai Strait bridge (Wales)

  Mercantile Library (Brooklyn)

  Merrimac (ship)

  Methfessel, Laura (daughter of John Roebling)

  children of

  death of her father and

  Methfessel, Mr. (husband of Laura)

  Miller, Abraham

  Miller, William

  Mills Building (N.Y.C.)

  Mineola (ferry)

  Minnesota (ship)

  Monitor (ship)

  Monroe, James

  Mont Cenis Tunnel

  Montauk (ferry)

  Morgan, J. P.

  Morgan, John

  Morgan, Junius

  Moreaux (French engineer)

  Morris, George Pope

  Morse, Samuel F. B.

  Morse Building (N.Y.C.)

  Motley (board member)

  Mullen, Neil

  Mumford, Lewis

  Murphy, G. I.

  Murphy, Henry C.

  award of cable contracts and

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  Brooklyn Bridge and bridge idea spearheaded by

  bridge plans and

  bridge trains and

  Brooklyn anchorage accident and

  cable positioning and

  cost of bridge

  footbridge work and

  Kelly’s decision to withhold funds and

  Committee of Investigation report and

  death of

  Kingsley compared with

  New York Bridge Company and

  as president

  progress reports submitted

  reorganization of board of trustees and

  New York World attacks

  Rink Committee investigation and

  at J. Roebling’s funeral

  W. Roebling and Roebling’s bends attacks and

  Roebling’s correspondence with

  Roebling’s removal and

  at RPI alumni gathering

  sale of bridge stock and

  wire fraud and

  Murphy, John

  Music Academy (Brooklyn)

  My Life and Loves (Harris)

  Myers, John

  Napoleon I (Emperor of France)

  Nast, Thomas

  Nation, The (magazine)

  National Historic Landmark, Brooklyn Bridge as

  New York (N.Y.) Brooklyn compared with (1869)

  ef
fects of bridge building on

  first subway in

  impressions of

  population of

  1869: 104

  1883: 506

  1930: 551

  social life of

  New York Bridge Company (Brooklyn)

  accident at tower site and

  audited

  Board of Directors of

  Chief Engineer of, see Roebling, John A.; Roebling, Washington A.

  Committee of Investigation of

  changes following report

  report of

  engineering staff of

  see also Collingwood, Francis, Jr.; Farrington, E. F.; Hildenbrand, Wilhelm; McNulty, George; Martin, C. C.; Paine, Col. William; Probasco, Samuel; Roebling, John A.; Roebling, Washington A.

  Kinsella leaves

  Murphy and

  see also Murphy, Henry C.

  New York World attacks

  offices of

  original charter of, modified

  powers of

  Rink Committee investigates

  stock of

  graft and

  ownership of

  scandal over

  selling

  Tweed Ring control of

  value of

  sued,

  wire fraud and

  New York and Brooklyn Bridge, (official name of Brooklyn Bridge), see also Brooklyn Bridge

  New York & Brooklyn Saw Mill and Lumber Company

  New York Central Railroad

  New York City (N.Y.), see also Brooklyn; New York

  New York Evening Post (newspaper)

  New York Herald (newspaper)

  award of cable wire contracts and

  Centennial Exhibition and

  footbridge work and

  marriage of Tweed’s daughter and

  positioning of cables and

  New York Illustrated Times (newspaper)

  New York Mirror (newspaper)

  New York Polytechnic Society

  New York Star (newspaper)

  New York Sun (newspaper)

  Brooklyn Bridge inauguration and

  Centennial Exhibition and

  on W. Roebling

  New York Times (newspaper)

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  Brooklyn Bridge inauguration and

  cable wire positioning and

  1882 Democratic state convention and

  on Vanderbilt fancy-dress ball

  wire fraud and

  New York Tribune (newspaper)

  breakup of Tweed Ring and

  Brooklyn Bridge inauguration and

  footbridge work and

  removal of W. Roebling and

  Rink Committee investigation and

  New York World (newspaper)

  attacks New York Bridge Company

  Brooklyn Bridge inauguration and

  on cable positioning

  on Committee of Investigation

  Kingsley interviewed by

  Rink Committee investigation and

  New York’s Novelty Iron Works

  Newell, Stub

  Newport Daily News (newspaper)

  Newport Guide,

  Newton, Sir Isaac

  Newton, Gen. John

  Niagara Bridge (International Suspension Bridge)

  Ellet and

  footbridge of

  plans for

  Niagara Falls Gazette (newspaper)

  Nicholas II (Czar of Russia)

  Nitrogen, effects of sudden release of, in bloodstream

 

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