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Articles 49981 - 50010 of 54643
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Letter To Hon. Charles Scott, April 7, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. Charles Scott, April 7, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking him for advice on the who else he should contact for support
Letter To Mr. W.J. Lamb, April 6, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. W.J. Lamb, April 6, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his support as he runs for Senator, Politics, will give his views on the silver issue(AKA financial and currency issue) shortly and will send him a copy of the speech
Letter To Hon. Geo. A. Wilson, April 6, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. Geo. A. Wilson, April 6, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his support as he runs for Senator, Politics, also asks for his advice
Letter To Hon. W.S. Farish, April 6, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. W.S. Farish, April 6, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his support as he runs for Senator, Politics, also asks for his advice and information
Teaching Certificate For Mattie Boswell
Teaching Certificate For Mattie Boswell
Boswell and Stevens Family Papers
Certificate licensing Mattie Boswell to teach first grade in Noxubee County, Mississippi, for the year 1895. Includes her scores in each subject area, as well as a blank employment contract.
Letter To Hon. Walter M. Denny, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. Walter M. Denny, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his support as he runs for Senator, Politics
Letter To Mr. H.A. Juff, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. H.A. Juff, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Bimetallism, Politics, financial problem (AKA silver/ currency issue)
Letter To Hon. J.J. Carter, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. J.J. Carter, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recommendation Letter ( wants to work for the IRS) This conclusion comes from Mr. Carter's title of Collector Internal Revenue
Letter To Hon. T.H Underwood, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. T.H Underwood, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his support as he runs for Senator, Politics, Stone believes he does not have Underwood's support because they have different views on the financial question AKA Silver/currency issue
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To To Whom It May Concern, April 5, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Letter of endorsement
Letter To Secretary Of State, April 4, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Secretary Of State, April 4, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for a passport for Mr. Daniel so he may visit Europe
Letter To R.A. Vancleave, Esq., April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To R.A. Vancleave, Esq., April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Appointing a new notary in Ocean Springs MS.
Letter To Hon. W.T Rush, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. W.T Rush, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his support as he runs for Senator, Politics
Letter To Mr. T.M. Weed, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. T.M. Weed, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Appointing a new notary in Ocean Springs MS. Has asked the citizens to recommend someone for the position before he makes his decision
Letter To H.S. Hyatt, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To H.S. Hyatt, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Hyatt cannot be appointed notary, several people wrote to Stone giving several reasons why he should not be appointed
Letter To Mr. J.C. Clark, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Mr. J.C. Clark, April 3, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Asking for his support as he runs for Senator, Politics
Letter To Rev. Dr. J. Wehsler, March 31, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Rev. Dr. J. Wehsler, March 31, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Thanking him for his good regard, and apologizing for not being able to take his advice when choosing a new justice of the peace. His letter arrived after the selection had been made.
Letter To H.E. Blakeslee, March 30, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To H.E. Blakeslee, March 30, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Stone is keeping quiet on his views of the financial situation (silver, currency issue), Bimetal,
Letter To T. Candler, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To T. Candler, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Construction of Jones' new house
Letter To T.B.Dudley, Esq., March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To T.B.Dudley, Esq., March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Thanking him for a kind article in his paper, enclosing $1 for a subscription to the paper.
Letter To Hon. L.C. Dulaney, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. L.C. Dulaney, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Agreeing to an interview with Dulaney, Stating that he is not angry with Dulaney.
Letter To Capt. John H. Miller, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Capt. John H. Miller, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Reappointment of Chancellor McFarland
Letter To Col. John A. Blair, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Col. John A. Blair, March 29, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Reappointment of Chancellor McFarland, not set in stone, but very likely
Letter To None Given, March 27, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To None Given, March 27, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Developing manufacturing industries in the South, how much progress has been made, complimenting the Manufacturers Record as a source for this improvement.
Letter To Hon. Newnan Cayce, March 27, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. Newnan Cayce, March 27, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Recalling his experience as a member of the Davis' Brigade at battle of Wilderness. He was the commanding officer. Does this in response to a letter discussing an unflattering article published by the Clarion-Ledger, in which the actions of the brigade were put into question
Letter To Capt. C.L. Harris, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Capt. C.L. Harris, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Is confident he will win the election, but knows mistakes can still be made
Letter To Hon. W.H.Maybin, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Hon. W.H.Maybin, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Thanking him for his support
Letter To Col. W.B.. Murdoch, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Col. W.B.. Murdoch, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Want to use a student detective for something on campus ( Think he wants to use said student to judge how other students will vote in the election), Building Belle Lellres Hall
Letter To Capt. T.J. Buchanan, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Capt. T.J. Buchanan, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Politics, Buchannan will carry the democratic vote of Chickasaw county , silver/currency question, Visiting Chickasaw county.
Letter To Gen C.M. Dodge, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
Letter To Gen C.M. Dodge, March 26, 1895, John Marshall Stone
JMS Letterbooks
Response to an invitation to a banquet honoring General Grant. Jones cannot attend. Mentions how Grant treated the South after Civil War