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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. B. Glagien asks Stone to excuse his son from school for a week due to illness. January 8, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

John V. Toulme writes to give his son permission to travel to Jackson if Stone agrees. January 8, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. Elizabeth Ball writes to Stone after receiving word that her son, Harrison E. Ball must be sent home due to problems with his vision. Mrs. Ball requests that her son be allowed to remain and continue agricultural work. January 6, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. Elizabeth Ball writes to Stone begging him to let her son, Harrison E. Ball, remain at the College. January 6, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

George M. Tuxbury writes to Stone on behalf of Mrs. J. Elizabeth Ball, whose son, Harrison E. Ball, is sick and must return home to Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Tuxbury implores Stone to find a job for Harrison at the College which will help him pay for his expenses, as he fears that there are no opportunites for the boy in Ocean Springs. January 6, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Clarence Langhten asks for information on how to enter A and M college. He wants his son to school at the college at the age of thirteen. January 5, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. J. F. Graves writes to Stone explaining that she missed the cutoff to send her son to school because they were still refugees in Jackson from the Yellow Fever outbreak. She says that since they can now afford it she would like for him to be able to come late. She also asks about payments for tuition and how anxious she is for him to be able to come to school. January 5, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

W. B. Alsobrook requests information on the college for his son Clarence. January 4, 1900.

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Letter, From F. J. Paxon To Robert B. Webb, January 4, 1900, F J. Paxon Jan 1900

Letter, From F. J. Paxon To Robert B. Webb, January 4, 1900, F J. Paxon

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this typed letter, F. J. Paxon writes to Robert. B. Webb in Kosciusko, Mississippi to share his admiration for the work Webb did as secretary and treasurer of the Kosciusko schools and expresses his regret at Webb's resignation from the position due to declining health. The letter is written on American Baptist Publication Society letterhead.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

M. G. Breckenridge writes to Stone requesting information on the College. January 3, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Laurice B. Hamilton writes to Stone thanking him for his thoughtful letter he sent to her regarding her boys. January 3, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

D. McShan writes to Stone to tell him that he will not be able to come back to college due to unforeseen circumstances. January 2, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Jan 1900

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

H. T. Saunders gives permission for R. P. Saunders to withdraw from college. January 2, 1900.

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Dress Jan 1900

Dress

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Blue silk with beige linen lace collar with black trim with tasselsPersonal Artifacts; Clothing -- Outerwear

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Waist Jan 1900

Waist

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Cream cotton batiste with pin tuck trim, lace insertion down the front, and collar. Long sleeve waist. Buttons down the front. Hand sewn. Personal Artifacts; Clothing -- Outerwear

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Jacket Jan 1900

Jacket

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Deep blue jacket (waist) with high collar and button closures at front. Metal buttons have basket of fruits on them. Dark floral applique beading on front, cuffs have cord tiesPersonal Artifacts; Clothing -- Outerwear

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Shoe Jan 1900

Shoe

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Black closed toe, long toe box satin heeled slippers with beaded flower and beaded leaf decoration on top of toe box and at throat. Flower's center bead is black. The beads arraying from flower are silver. The strap over the body has two buttons for closure. Personal Artifacts; Clothing -- Footwear

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Boot Jan 1900

Boot

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Light grey suede boots with cream leather lining throat of boots. On top of the cream leather strip are sewn on small beaded flowers with dark circle centers. Cream shoelaces with metal caps. Light grey eyelets. Light gray suede tongue. Personal Artifacts; Clothing -- Footwear

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Slipper Jan 1900

Slipper

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Light blue silk baby slippers. with hand embroidery. Personal Artifacts; Clothing -- Footwear

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Slipper Jan 1900

Slipper

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Off-white hand crocheted baby slippers. With a ribbon running across the top. Personal Artifacts; Clothing -- Footwear

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Spats Jan 1900

Spats

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Beige wool and cotton spatter dashers, with a suede finish and decorative topstitching. Personal Artifacts; Need to Classify

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Purse Jan 1900

Purse

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Beige cotton crocheted purse with satin lining and a drawstring handle. Personal Artifacts; Personal Gear

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Gloves Jan 1900

Gloves

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Off-white crocheted cotton gloves. Wrist length. Unclassifiable Artifacts; Need to Classify

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Gloves Jan 1900

Gloves

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Peach silk woven fingerless gloves with cream lace and snaps on back. Unclassifiable Artifacts; Need to Classify

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Jabot Jan 1900

Jabot

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Cotton eyelet lace white jabot. Personal Artifacts; Clothing -- Accessory

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Collar Jan 1900

Collar

Historic Costumes and Textiles Collection

Off-white linen/cotton crocheted/needlepoint collar with floral motif. Personal Artifacts; Clothing -- Accessory

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Worcester Corset Company, Worcester Corset Company. Jan 1900

Worcester Corset Company, Worcester Corset Company.

Daniel Williams Papers

Brief note on an ad for Worcester Corset Company of Massachusetts. The ad mentions "Bon Ton, Queen Bess, Ironsides & F. C. Corsets, Also the Patent Lock Clasp & Cloth Busk Protector."

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Forget Thee! Jan 1900

Forget Thee!

Daniel Williams Papers

A handwritten poem titled "Forget Thee!"

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Cully Cobb At Lickskillet Boarding House Jan 1900

Cully Cobb At Lickskillet Boarding House

Cully A. Cobb Archival Papers

Cully A. Cobb (top, first on left) with other boarders at the Lickskillet Boarding House.

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Letter, William Bradford Dillingham To H. B. B. Sanders At The Aberdeen Examiner, Undated Jan 1900

Letter, William Bradford Dillingham To H. B. B. Sanders At The Aberdeen Examiner, Undated

Darden Family Papers

This typed form letter, written from William Bradford Dillingham and sent to the H. B. B. Sanders at the Aberdeen Examiner soliciting free advertising on the trip Dillingham has made to Africa. The letter includes a map of Africa with indications of where Dillingham will be traveling.

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