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Warrant For Arrest, C. Standifer Sep 1896

Warrant For Arrest, C. Standifer

Daniel Williams Papers

Warrant for the arrest of Jim Butler in Hinds County, Mississippi, issued by Justice of the Peace C. Standifer.


Letter To Mr. Thos. G. Rapier, September 11, 1896, John Marshall Stone Sep 1896

Letter To Mr. Thos. G. Rapier, September 11, 1896, John Marshall Stone

JMS Letterbooks

Asking that Rapier support hill as he attempts to get a position of 'Collector of Internal Revenure' for Louisiana and Mississippi


Note To Cammie Williams Sep 1896

Note To Cammie Williams

Daniel Williams Papers

Note to Cammie Williams on Dimaggio and Guarino letterhead.


Letter To Cammie Williams, George H. Douglas Aug 1896

Letter To Cammie Williams, George H. Douglas

Daniel Williams Papers

Letter to Cammie Williams from his cousin, George H. Douglas, in Morgan City, Louisiana. Douglas mentions being a "silver bug," a reference to the 1896 political debate over the gold standard versus "Free Silver."


Feeding For Beef, E. R. Lloyd, J. S. Moore Aug 1896

Feeding For Beef, E. R. Lloyd, J. S. Moore

MAFES Research Bulletins

No abstract provided.


Lexington Normal College, 07/10/1896 Jul 1896

Lexington Normal College, 07/10/1896

Mississippi School Catalogs

The school catalog of Lexington Normal College for July 10, 1896.


Marriage Announcement, Mertie Caldwell To Sidney Johnson Whyte, June 10, 1896 Jun 1896

Marriage Announcement, Mertie Caldwell To Sidney Johnson Whyte, June 10, 1896

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this card, the marriage of Mertie Caldwell and Sidney Johnson is announced to have been taken place on June 10, 1896 at Water Valley, Mississippi.


Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Annie Webb Ray, May 31, 1896, Robert Benson Webb May 1896

Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Annie Webb Ray, May 31, 1896, Robert Benson Webb

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter, Robert B. Webb writes from Kosciusko, Mississippi to his daughter, Annie Webb Ray to update her on the family and friends in the community. He informs her of recent deaths, illnesses, the weather, the building of a college, and a wedding.


Letter, Peleg Clarke Jr. To His Children, May 29, 1896, Peleg Clarke Jr. May 1896

Letter, Peleg Clarke Jr. To His Children, May 29, 1896, Peleg Clarke Jr.

Peleq Clarke Jr. Papers

This handwritten letter, dated May 29, 1896, is written from Peleg Clarke Jr. to his children discussing a family friend's heart attack, the new tank he's had installed, and his wife's health.


Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Annie Webb Ray, May 23, 1896, Robert Benson Webb May 1896

Letter, From Robert Benson Webb To Annie Webb Ray, May 23, 1896, Robert Benson Webb

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter, Robert B. Webb writes from Kosciusko, Mississippi to his daughter, Annie Webb Ray to update her on how the family has been getting along while she's been gone. He talks about their garden, Katherine's illness, and his inability to go fishing. He goes on to encourage her to enjoy her time and not hurry home and invites cousin Martha to come back with her when she does.


Letter, Carl Schurz To William Phillips, May 20, 1896, Carl Schurz May 1896

Letter, Carl Schurz To William Phillips, May 20, 1896, Carl Schurz

Carl Schurz Collection

This handwritten letter, dated May 20, 1896, is written from Carl Schurz to William Phillips. The letter offers Schurz's regrets to Phillips' invitation. The paper has a black outline or frame and th eappears to have raised faint lines.


Letter To Cammie Williams, Mims Williams Apr 1896

Letter To Cammie Williams, Mims Williams

Daniel Williams Papers

Letter to Cammie Williams from his brother, Mims Williams, in Terry, Mississippi, urging him to try to break a contract with a "worthless and rascally negro" named Lew Berry in favor of a man named Bob Sherman.


Fruits And Vegetables On The Gulf Coast : Report Of The Ocean Springs Branch Station, F. S. Earle Mar 1896

Fruits And Vegetables On The Gulf Coast : Report Of The Ocean Springs Branch Station, F. S. Earle

MAFES Research Bulletins

No abstract provided.


Order Form From Paragon Nurseries, S. H. Robinson Feb 1896

Order Form From Paragon Nurseries, S. H. Robinson

Daniel Williams Papers

Order form for Cammie Williams from Paragon Nurseries in Nashville, Tennessee.


Sharecropping Contract, Campbell Williams Feb 1896

Sharecropping Contract, Campbell Williams

Daniel Williams Papers

Handwritten contract between Virginia Williams and Bob Sherman, for 450 pounds of baled cotton in exchange for rented land.


Sharecropping Contract, Campbell Williams Feb 1896

Sharecropping Contract, Campbell Williams

Daniel Williams Papers

Contract between Cammie Williams and Lem Walker, witnessed by W.E. Jones.


Letter To Cammie Williams, George H. Douglas Jan 1896

Letter To Cammie Williams, George H. Douglas

Daniel Williams Papers

Letter to Cammie Williams from his cousin, George H. Douglas, in Morgan City, Louisiana.


Letter To Governor C.A. Culberson, January 20, 1896, John Marshall Stone Jan 1896

Letter To Governor C.A. Culberson, January 20, 1896, John Marshall Stone

JMS Letterbooks

Thanking him for pardoning Harkreader


Letter To Hon. J.S. Mcneily, July 16, 1896, John Marshall Stone Jan 1896

Letter To Hon. J.S. Mcneily, July 16, 1896, John Marshall Stone

JMS Letterbooks

Explaining why he supported who he did in reference to the 'Republican leadership and control of Federal patronage in this state.'


Letter To No Recipient Given, January 13, 1896, John Marshall Stone Jan 1896

Letter To No Recipient Given, January 13, 1896, John Marshall Stone

JMS Letterbooks

Documentation that he has received 6 Special Warrants issued by the State in 1894


Letter To Queenie, January 7, 1896, John Marshall Stone Jan 1896

Letter To Queenie, January 7, 1896, John Marshall Stone

JMS Letterbooks

Letting her know he is sending her $30 and asking that she write him when she receives it.


Letter To Mr. Candler, January 7, 1896, John Marshall Stone Jan 1896

Letter To Mr. Candler, January 7, 1896, John Marshall Stone

JMS Letterbooks

Sending $215.70 total: 185.70 for taxes and $30 for Mrs. Alexander ( his sister). Stone was surprised by Candler's letter and by the information that John Coman had not collected $158 from Mrs. Nalson to be used in paying taxes.


Dear Heart We're Growing Old, H. M. Estabrook Jan 1896

Dear Heart We're Growing Old, H. M. Estabrook

Sheet Music Collection

A man and a woman outside of their old home


Santa Maria Jan 1896

Santa Maria

Sheet Music Collection

Two dressed up men


The Story Of Abraham Lincoln For Young Readers, James Baldwin Jan 1896

The Story Of Abraham Lincoln For Young Readers, James Baldwin

Pamphlets

This pamphlet is a brief biography of Abraham Lincoln written for juveniles and early reading levels. The pamphlet includes a table of contents and an illustration of Abraham Lincoln.


Lincoln's Inaugurals, The Emancipation Proclamation, Etc., Abraham Lincoln Jan 1896

Lincoln's Inaugurals, The Emancipation Proclamation, Etc., Abraham Lincoln

Pamphlets

This pamphlet includes two inaugural speeches, the preliminary speech of the Emancipation Proclamation, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the speech at the dedication of the National Cemetery at Gettysburg.


Proceedings At The Tenth Annual Dinner Of The Republican Club Of The City Of New York : Celebrated At Delmonico's On The Eighty-Seventh Anniversary Of The Birthday Of Abraham Lincoln, February 12th, 1896., Republican Club Of The City Of New York. Jan 1896

Proceedings At The Tenth Annual Dinner Of The Republican Club Of The City Of New York : Celebrated At Delmonico's On The Eighty-Seventh Anniversary Of The Birthday Of Abraham Lincoln, February 12th, 1896., Republican Club Of The City Of New York.

Pamphlets

Includes one folded leaf tipped in before p. 3, with seating arrangements; Contains reproduction of French medal dedicated to Lincoln, and speeches by Elihu Root, Chauncey M. Depew, Joseph B. Foraker, Emil Hirsch, Seth Low, and William E. Park.


Lincoln's Lost Speech, Now First Published From The Unique Report /By H.C. Whitney. The Circumstances And Effect Of Its Delivery / By Joseph Medill., Abraham Bennett Lincoln Jan 1896

Lincoln's Lost Speech, Now First Published From The Unique Report /By H.C. Whitney. The Circumstances And Effect Of Its Delivery / By Joseph Medill., Abraham Bennett Lincoln

Pamphlets

Clipped from McClure's magazine Sept. 1896.


For The Colors, Edward Oxenford Jan 1896

For The Colors, Edward Oxenford

Sheet Music Collection

The title in bold letters with a border around the title


Can You, Sweetheart, Keep A Secret?, H. M. Estabrooke Jan 1896

Can You, Sweetheart, Keep A Secret?, H. M. Estabrooke

Sheet Music Collection

A man and a woman outside of their old home