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John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. M. White responds back to Stone with answers to his questions regarding the library at A and M. October 31, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J Rogue explains to Stone that her son has been sick and that is why he has not returned to school. She asks that when he does return he does not have to participate in work because of his poor health. October 31, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
The senior class writes to the faculty citing reasons that they should be excused from etymology. October 3, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Mrs. T. J Ramsey writes to Stone asking him to talk to her son as he has recently lost his father. She then asks him to find him some studies that interest him more because he is asking to come home and she would not like for him to do that. October 28, 1899, November 2, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
S. S. Ledbetter asks Stone to let his son come home Saturday morning to Sunday evening as he has no special duties to perform. October 27, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
In two letters, W. H. Ellis asks Stone to excuse his son, William Henry Ellis, from field work in favor of working in the shopand for permission to return home for the Christmas holiday. October 27, 1899 and December 7, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. A. Evans, an 1883 graduate of the College, requests to Stone the opportunity to apply for a Master's degree. He is working at the state univeristy in Chicago, Illinois and requests to submit his laboratory work there be acepted for his Master's. October 26, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Mrs. M. I. Amos requests that her son be admitted to the college and that she be offered a position as a houskeeper, seamstress, or matron. October 25, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
The U.S. Department of Agriculure's Editor and Chief sends a letter to Stone regarding information that is to be useed in the yearbook of 1899. He asks questions regarding the colleges library and asks for Stone's reply. October 23, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. C. Robert asks Stone to excuse his son from some of the work because he seems to be exhausted all the time. In the second letter he asks Stone to renew his permit to be excused as his son is always sick and doesnt need to work so much. October 23, 1899, January 2, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
A. Stinson writes to Stone regarding his son in a series of letters. In the first, he asks that his son be excused from drawing class. He then asks that his son be allowed to come home for Christmas holidays. Finally, he asks that his son be permitted to withdraw from the college. October 21, 1899, October 28, 1899, December 7, 1899, March 4, 1900.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
C. C. Mc Mullen writes to Stone telling him to be expecting him to enter the college on January 1. October 20, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
T. J. Mason in two letters to Stone explains that his son has been offered a full time position with the railroad and will not be returning to school and asks Stone to withdraw him from the college. October 20, 1899, October 14, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
A series of letters from the Cook family. On October 20, 1899, T. L. H. Cook asks that his son, T. L. come home. On December 20, 1899, T. L. Cook writes to Stone apologizing for leaving the College to go help his father. On December 27, 1899, T. L. H. Cook asks that his son be allowed to withdraw from the College to help out in his business.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
T. M. Simmons writes to Stone asking the college's terms before he attends the fall and winter terms. October 19, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Ben E. Stewart writes on behalf of his brother asking that he be excused from field work and given a regular seat in the dining hall. In the last letter he asks that his brother be excused to come home for Christmas holidays. October 19, 1899, November 2, 1899, December 18, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
A series of letters from E. E. Baldwin to Stone. In the October 19, 1899 letter, Baldwin asks if his son, Charles F. Baldwin, can attend the College after having been appointed the previous summer but was home recovering from malaria. In the January 8, 1900 letter, Baldwin gives permission to his son to leave the College to particpiate in the Governor of Mississippi's inaugural parade in Jackson on January 16, 1900. In the March 9, 1900 letter, Baldwin gives permission to his son to withdraw from the College as he is suffering from dyspepsia.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
In a series of three letters, the first being from a son to his parents and the second and third being to Stone, the Halstead family writes concerning grades and Christmas holidays. In the letter home to his parents, the son writes about how he has been studying but did not have time to study the last four chapters before being called to boards. He says that he failed and is now in fear that he will be sent back to prep school. In the second letter, the mother, C. M. Halstead writes to Stone asking him not to send …
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Wilmer Atkinson Company requests a catalog, circulars, personal statements and photographs for Farm Journal regarding the A and M College. October 18, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
L. B. Davis writes to Stone withdrawing his request that his son be exempt from field work. Davis was unaware that this was against regulations. October 18, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
In a series of letters, J. M. Marmuck asks that his son Vivian be excused from work in the field, drawing, and religious services except for those that are non-denominational. He is Catholic and thinks it would be wrong for him. In later letters he thanks Stone for his attention to this matter then asks that his son be excused from school for a few days. In one of the letters he asks Stone to prohibit his son from using tobacco. October 18, 1899, October 20, 1899,November 12, 1899, November 15, 1899, November 29, 1899, September 15, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
N. W. Mullen writes to Stone asking for requirements for going to college. He says that he already has a cousin here and would like to start immediately. October 18, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. B. Stark asks Stone to send him a catalogue and asks about the tuition requirements as well. October 18, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
In a letter to Stone, H. A. Fleming explains that it is impossible for him to come back to school right now because he has yellow fever. He says that as soon as he can come back to school he will. October 16, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Mrs. M. E. Joyce writes to Stone requesting a catalogue be sent so her son, who wishes to help pay his way through college, can see what the expenses will look like. October 16, 1899.
Resolution Of Pawcatuck National Bank Of Pawcatuck, Connecticut Concerning The Death Of Peleg Clarke, Jr., October 16, 1899, Peleg S. Barber
Resolution Of Pawcatuck National Bank Of Pawcatuck, Connecticut Concerning The Death Of Peleg Clarke, Jr., October 16, 1899, Peleg S. Barber
Peleq Clarke Jr. Papers
This handwritten resolution, dated October 16, 1899, is written on behalf of the board of directors of Pawcatuck National Bank upon learning of the death of former bank president, Peleg Clarke, Jr. The resolution states that the board bows to the will of God in having taken the former bank president who they state "served this Institution faithfully and well from 1874 to 1899" and further resolves to send the resolution to Clarke's family with their deepest sympathy. The resolution is signed by Peleg S. Barber, the current president, and J. A. Brown, the current clerk. The resolution is written …
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
John Redhead writes to Stone in correspondence about a committee Stone has asked him to be on. October 14, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
D.C. and W. H. Durham write to Stone requesting their son be admitted to the College and in December requesting that he be allowed to come home for Christmas. October 14, 1899 and December 11, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Patrick Larkin of Texas writes to Stone asking for terms and qualifications for entering the college. October 14, 1899.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
J. W. Robinson writes to Stone asking about the requirements to get into the college as he would like to come. October 14, 1899.