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Letter To Brother Frederic Speed, January 31, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother Frederic Speed, January 31, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Informing Speed that he received his letter and correspondence and has sent some of it to Browen.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
The Committee on Courses of Study reccomends that Meteorology be transferred from the Chemistry Department to the Physics Department. January 27, 1899.
Letter To No Recipient Given, January 25, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, January 25, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Giving the Lodge in Newton permission to use the School House to hold meetings since their Lodge was burned down in a fire.
Letter To Brother Clarence R. Hoye, January 25, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother Clarence R. Hoye, January 25, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Is including a special dispensation allowing them to use the School house for their meetings. Does not believe it is necessary, but has complied with his request.
Letter To Brother A.D. Bailey, January 24, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother A.D. Bailey, January 24, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Letting him know he is sending a special dispensation for a vote in this letter. Name of person up for vote is left blank so that Bailey may fill it in. When he does so, Stone wishes for him to write and tell him the name of the elected
Letter To No Recipient Given, January 24, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, January 24, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Giving them permission to hold a special communication and vote to confer the ranks of fellow Craft and Master Mason on a brother who will be leaving the State before their next scheduled meeting
Letter To James B. Sener, January 23, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To James B. Sener, January 23, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Accepting an invitation to celebrate the death of Fellow Mason George Washington at Mt Vernon VA. Will also sent the required $100
Funeral Notice, Judge John A Davis, January 22, [1899]
Funeral Notice, Judge John A Davis, January 22, [1899]
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This funeral notice announces the funeral services of Judge John A. Davis of Kosciusko, Mississippi on January 22, [1899] with Rev. C. O. Groves officiating.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
R. C. King writes to Lee about the shortage of funds for the mechanical account. He says the reason for this is because the lights in the electric plant were run all night from November to December. January 19, 1899.
Newspaper Clipping, Local Announcements, Attala Democrat, July 18, 1899
Newspaper Clipping, Local Announcements, Attala Democrat, July 18, 1899
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This newspaper clipping from the Attala Democrat shares various community announcements including items displayed at an exhibit curated by members of the Twentieth Century Club. Mrs. E. L. Ray contributed a Spanish machete that was taken to battle in Cuba by Arthur L. Webb, mango seed from the tree under which Toral surrendered Santiago to Shafter, baby dresses that are forty-five and thirty years old.
Letter To Most Worshipful S.S. Johnson, January 14, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Most Worshipful S.S. Johnson, January 14, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Informing him that his petition for funds from other Masonic lodges goes against the regulations
Letter To Brother Mcbride, January 14, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother Mcbride, January 14, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Sending him the document from previous letter asking for funds, Stone is asking McBride to confirm if it can be done or if it violates section 33 of the Rules and Regulations
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Passed on January 9, 1898, the rules for which classes may compete for the President's Medal. January 9, 1898.
Letter To The National Cloak Company, January 4, 1899, John Marshall Stone
Letter To The National Cloak Company, January 4, 1899, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Order for a cloak along with payment of $14. might have a discount that would make the cloak $9.43, if that is the case, please return extra money
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Bacob, Rogers, and Thayer ask that they be given special consideration for the work they missed last year while serving in the armed forces. January 2, 1899.
Railroad Pass, Mobile And Ohio Railroad
Railroad Pass, Mobile And Ohio Railroad
James McKell Collection
Railroad pass for Mobile and Ohio Railroad, issued to W. W. Magruder by E. L. Russell.
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. H. Falcones writes to Stone explaining that he received a package in the mail addressed to a John Falcones. He knows it is not his since although he is a Falcones, his first name is not John. He explains that the package had no post office on it but had A&M College written on it. He asks Stone to reply back to him in the mail if the college has a student by that name so he would be able to get the package to it's correct recipient. No date.
Tell Mother Not To Worry"", Louis Myll
Tell Mother Not To Worry"", Louis Myll
Sheet Music Collection
Man and woman looking at each other
A Hymn Of Thanksgiving, Fanny J. Crosby, Ira D. Sankey
A Hymn Of Thanksgiving, Fanny J. Crosby, Ira D. Sankey
Sheet Music Collection
A picture of a man and woman both facing eachother with an angle in between them
My Old Westchester Home Among The Maples, William B. Gray
My Old Westchester Home Among The Maples, William B. Gray
Sheet Music Collection
A picture of a woman in a dress looking into the distance
John M. Stone Papers
MSU Founders Documents
W. P. Earle writes to Stone stating that his son, who had left the College to go home, will be returning to the College after Christmas. December 1899.
When And Where We Met Each Other On Shore And Afloat : Battles, Engagements, Actions, Skirmishes, And Expeditions During The Civil War, 1861-1866, To Which Is Added Concise Data Concerning The Army Corps And Legends Of The Army Corps Badges / Compiled From Official And Other Authentic Sources By Theodore D. Strickler., Theodore D. Strickler
Pamphlets
Includes index.
Abraham Lincoln :An Address Before The Commandery Of The State Of Colorado, Military Order Of The Loyal Legion Of The United States, George Helm Yeaman
Abraham Lincoln :An Address Before The Commandery Of The State Of Colorado, Military Order Of The Loyal Legion Of The United States, George Helm Yeaman
Pamphlets
February 13, 1899.
The Evidence That Abraham Lincoln Was Not Born In Lawful Wedlock : Or, The Sad Story Of Nancy Hanks ..., William Macon Coleman
The Evidence That Abraham Lincoln Was Not Born In Lawful Wedlock : Or, The Sad Story Of Nancy Hanks ..., William Macon Coleman
Pamphlets
Preface signed: Wm. M.C., Dallas, Texas.; Signed: Wm. M.C., Dallas, Texas.
Pearl River Lumber Delivery Form, Circa 1899, Pearl River Lumber Company
Pearl River Lumber Delivery Form, Circa 1899, Pearl River Lumber Company
Hobbs Family Papers
Delivery form for the Pearl River Lumber Company in Brookhaven, Miss.
Maxwell Bros. Stationery, Circa 1890-1899, Maxwell Bros.
Maxwell Bros. Stationery, Circa 1890-1899, Maxwell Bros.
Hobbs Family Papers
Maxwell Brothers Long Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber Stationery.
Snap Shot Sal, Williams And Walker
Snap Shot Sal, Williams And Walker
Sheet Music Collection
Individual photos for each title letter on the right side; Woman holding a camera taking a picture in the center
Dreaming Of Mother Home, John S. May
Dreaming Of Mother Home, John S. May
Sheet Music Collection
A picture of a woman with designs around it
The Battle Of Ream's Station : Paper Read By George K. Dauchy, Late Lieutenant Commanding Twelfh New York Battery Of Light Artillery Before The Commandery Of The State Of Illinois, Military Order Of The Loyal Legion, May 8, 1890, George Kellog Dauchy
Pamphlets
Reprinted from Volume III. Military essays and recollections: being paopers read before the Commandery of the State of Illinois, Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States.""
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
A grade report for a student from freshman year to senior year.