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Over The Waves, Juventino Rosas
Over The Waves, Juventino Rosas
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of man and woman in boat with waves crashing around them and boarder around illustration
Happy Hours In [Redacted], Charles B. Brown
Happy Hours In [Redacted], Charles B. Brown
Sheet Music Collection
African American woman in a fancy dress dancing.
Kareless [Redacted], Frank P. Banta
Kareless [Redacted], Frank P. Banta
Sheet Music Collection
An African American couple sits in the back of a car, the man tossing coins.
Rag-Knots, W. C. Coleman
Rag-Knots, W. C. Coleman
Sheet Music Collection
Handwritten title on a faded red cover.
Turkey In The Straw : A Rag-Time Fantasie, Otto Bonnell
Turkey In The Straw : A Rag-Time Fantasie, Otto Bonnell
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of boy on roof of turkey's house looking at them
Little Black Me, Thurland Chattaway
Little Black Me, Thurland Chattaway
Sheet Music Collection
Woman sitting in chair; Young girl sitting on floor next to fire place
A Soldier's Farewell To His Mother, Arthur Reinhardt
A Soldier's Farewell To His Mother, Arthur Reinhardt
Sheet Music Collection
Flowers and bow around a diamond shaped object
Dance On Friday Night; Paint Me A Picture Of The Old Fireside, Horsman, Jefferson
Dance On Friday Night; Paint Me A Picture Of The Old Fireside, Horsman, Jefferson
Sheet Music Collection
Images of William Knabe the first, William Knabe the Second, and William Knabe the Third are along the top of the cover. Illustrations of women and photos of various pianos are below the title.
My Wild Irish Rose, Chauncey Olcott
My Wild Irish Rose, Chauncey Olcott
Sheet Music Collection
Title with border; illustration of woman wearing toga holding harp
Hands Across The Sea, John Philip Sousa
Hands Across The Sea, John Philip Sousa
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of boat captain
An Innocent Young Maid, Maurice Levi
An Innocent Young Maid, Maurice Levi
Sheet Music Collection
Photo of two couples posing
Younger Days, Louis Bloch
Younger Days, Louis Bloch
Sheet Music Collection
One frame shows an old man sitting in a chair while another frame shows a young couple.
Letter, Carl Schurz To D. Reiller, December 26, 1898, Carl Schurz
Letter, Carl Schurz To D. Reiller, December 26, 1898, Carl Schurz
Carl Schurz Collection
This handwritten letter, dated December 26, 1898, is written from Carl Schurz to D. Reiller . The letter confirms that he is in possesion of a copy of the Lincoln Douglas speech, signed by Abraham Lincoln. An archivist's note "Written by Carl Schurz" is written in pencil in the bottom left corner of the page. The paper is both creased and stained in places.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
Walker, Hubert, and Kilgore, all part of a committee, write regarding the President's Medal. They include qualifications for receiving it as well as when it is to be announced. December 18, 1898.
Firework Ordinance Notice, December 17, 1898, J. B. Daughtry
Firework Ordinance Notice, December 17, 1898, J. B. Daughtry
Hobbs Family Papers
Notice of a fireworks ordinance in Brookhaven, Miss.
Letter To E.S.Candler Sr. Esq., December 16, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To E.S.Candler Sr. Esq., December 16, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Sending $24.50
Letter To The Worshipful Master, Warden And Brethren, December 16, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To The Worshipful Master, Warden And Brethren, December 16, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Thanking them for a silver trowel that was given to him by the Magnolia Lodge
Letter To Brother G. Edward Park, December 16, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother G. Edward Park, December 16, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Thanking them for a silver trowel that was given to him by the Magnolia Lodge
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
The senior class submits their application for graduation. December 2, 1898.
Letter To No Recipient Given, 11/30/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, 11/30/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Appointing Gresham to preside at the opening of the Grand Lodge of the state of Mississippi
Letter To Brother J.G. Hamilton, 11/30/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother J.G. Hamilton, 11/30/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Declining an invitation to be present at the laying of the corner stone of the Masonic Lodge in Durant. Assigning Brother W.F. Greshen to perform the ceremonies and sending a special dispensation to open the lodge at the time and place requested.
Letter, From Boyd To His Grandparents [Robert B. And Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb], November 29, 1898, Boyd
Letter, From Boyd To His Grandparents [Robert B. And Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb], November 29, 1898, Boyd
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter, Boyd writes from Waco, Texas to his grandparents [Robert B. and Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb] in Kosciusko, Mississippi. He asks after all the family there, mentioning his Aunt Annie's marriage to Mr. Ray, asks after his cousins' education, and updates them on what he is studying at school.
Stephen D. Lee Papers
MSU Founders Documents
B. M. Walker and committee suggest that the college adopt the plan for the junior and senior classes. They also suggest that the recitation period be shortened to 55 minutes and that chapel exercises be put at the close of the second hour. November 28, 1898.
Letter To No Recipient Given, 11/25/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To No Recipient Given, 11/25/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Calling for an emergency communicatin for the 6th of December at the Magnolia Lodge for the laying of the corner stone of three public school buildings
Letter To The Worshipful Master, 11/25/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To The Worshipful Master, 11/25/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Telling him that he has enclosed a special dispensation to convening an Emergency communication about eh laying of the corner stones of 3 public school buildings
Letter To Brother G. Edward Park, 11/25/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother G. Edward Park, 11/25/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Confirming that December 6th is a good day for the ceremonies and he will be in Biloxi for said ceremony if hos health permits.
Letter To Hon. J.G. Hamilton, 11/22/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. J.G. Hamilton, 11/22/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Confirms that the Corner stone must be laid in the North East corner.
Letter To Annie, 11/20/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother Speed, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Brother Speed, November 19, 1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his advice on the corner stone issue.
Letter To Miss Daisy, 11/19/1898, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Miss Daisy, 11/19/1898, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Informing her he sent the recommendation letter and letting her know he believes that spot will not be filled for a while.