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Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, April 28, 1893, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, April 28, 1893, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Hafner returns to Tarpon Springs from a business trip in Tampa. He informs Chandler of a business proposition from the Macfarlane Investment Company: If he will relocate the cigar factory to their land in West Tampa and produce a desired quantity of cigars, the company will donate a factory building and production sites. He has also been offered membership in the Florida Press Association. Hafner thanks Chandler for the picture frames she gifted him, and he updates her on Mr. and Mrs. Hunting and the Safford Family's estates. …
Old Phenomenal; Or, The Double Tragedy Mystery, Old Sleuth
Old Phenomenal; Or, The Double Tragedy Mystery, Old Sleuth
Old Sleuth Library
No abstract provided.
Frank Reade, Jr.'S New Electric Submarine Boat "The Explorer;" Or, To The North Pole Under The Ice, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade, Jr.'S New Electric Submarine Boat "The Explorer;" Or, To The North Pole Under The Ice, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Frank Reade And His Steam Team, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade And His Steam Team, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Constitution, Wilson Bulletin
President's Report, Lynds Jones
Front Matter (Pdf), Wilson Bulletin
Report Of Judge Of Election, W. A. Oldfield, Lynds Jones
Report Of Judge Of Election, W. A. Oldfield, Lynds Jones
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
Contribution To The Study Of The Holothurians Of The North Atlantic: A Translation Of Contribution À L'Étude Des Holothuries De L'Atlantique Nord. Monaco: Impr. De Monaco, Emil Von Marenzeller, John Lawrence
Contribution To The Study Of The Holothurians Of The North Atlantic: A Translation Of Contribution À L'Étude Des Holothuries De L'Atlantique Nord. Monaco: Impr. De Monaco, Emil Von Marenzeller, John Lawrence
Integrative Biology Books
No abstract provided.
Echinoderms From Ambon Bay: A Translation Of Échinodermes De La Baie D'Amboine, Perceval De Loriol, John Lawrence
Echinoderms From Ambon Bay: A Translation Of Échinodermes De La Baie D'Amboine, Perceval De Loriol, John Lawrence
Integrative Biology Books
No abstract provided.
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Horse In Search Of An Ancient Mine, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Horse In Search Of An Ancient Mine, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Horse And The Mystery Of The Underground Ranch, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Horse And The Mystery Of The Underground Ranch, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Horse In The Great American Desert; Or, The Sandy Trail Of Death, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Horse In The Great American Desert; Or, The Sandy Trail Of Death, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Frank Reade, Jr., And His New Steam Horse: Or, The Search For A Million Dollars, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade, Jr., And His New Steam Horse: Or, The Search For A Million Dollars, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Daily Tampa Tribune, Volume 1, No. 303, October 26, 1892, Tribune Publishing Company
Daily Tampa Tribune, Volume 1, No. 303, October 26, 1892, Tribune Publishing Company
Selected Florida Periodicals
The October 26, 1892, issue of the Daily Tampa Tribune.
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Man In Central America, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade, Jr., With His New Steam Man In Central America, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Frank Reade, Jr., And His New Steam Man; Or, The Young Inventor's Trip To The Far West, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade, Jr., And His New Steam Man; Or, The Young Inventor's Trip To The Far West, Luis Senarens
Frank Reade Dime Novels Collection
No abstract provided.
Marion And His Men, Or, The Swamp Fox Of Carolina, John De Morgan
Marion And His Men, Or, The Swamp Fox Of Carolina, John De Morgan
Children's Literature Books
No abstract provided.
The First Shot For Liberty, Or, The Minute Men Of Massachusetts, John De Morgan
The First Shot For Liberty, Or, The Minute Men Of Massachusetts, John De Morgan
Children's Literature Books
No abstract provided.
Old Sleuth, Badger & Co., Old Sleuth
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, October 29, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, October 29, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Hafner updates her on his cold, which he believes is almost cured. He tells Chandler he received news from home: one of his uncles whom he respected and looked up to has died. He closes by sending Chandler clippings about his uncle's passing and a copy of an old Switzerland state document.
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, October 25, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, October 25, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Hafner informs her that he is sick with a severe cold. He tells her how severe the cold weather has been in Tarpon Springs. Hafner then responds to Chandler's previous comments about how romantic it is for a couple to only meet once and not see one another again until their wedding day. Hafner ponders the sacredness of Betrothal versus wedding ceremonies. He then recounts a story from when he was a boy, and the priest told his class only Catholics went to heaven, and Protestants go to …
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, October 1, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, October 1, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Hafner explains the circumstances that require the cigar factory to be in Tarpon; tobacco grows best in South Florida, and Mr. Muñiz only wishes to sell cigars he would smoke himself, not ones of poor quality. He reaffirms his decision to leave his name off of the factory's sign. Hafner recounts some of the history of Tarpon Springs to describe how Mr. Muniz ended up in the town and Hafner began working with him. Hafner is very close with his business partner; after Mr. Muñiz's wife died, he …
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, September 29, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, September 29, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Hafner confesses he has not yet sent Chandler's kind letters for his parents. He confides that his father understands little about his children and is a stern judge of women and horses; Hafner refuses to hear judgment of Chandler, so he waits until her words will land more welcomely. Upon receiving his father's reply to Chandler's picture, Hafner writes out his father's response in German for her to read. He is amazed and pleased to read that his father approves highly of Chandler, despite his tendency for criticism.
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, September 24, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, September 24, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. After Chandler asked him if he designed a futuristic garment that could replace trousers, Hafner delivers his complaints about long pants again. He envisions a pair of pants that do not go below the knee and believes women could also benefit from bottoms/skirts that are knee-length. He reflects on his ability to sleep throughout his travels by train and boat in his youth. He enters a discussion about his high opinion of women; he believes women stand morally higher than men even though men are believed to be …
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, September 20, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, September 20, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Chandler has announced that she feels neglected by Hafner between his constant workload and his short letters. Hafner insists that he wants nothing more than to be with her and write to her in great detail, but his work prevents him. Hafner goes on to explain that the cigar factory feels like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for him, and he must take it, but that doesn't diminish his love for her.
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 30, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 30, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. He complains that he cannot tune out the sound of the Methodist church music nearby and says the congregation sings horribly. He then recounts some gossip he overheard outside, including ladies who criticized him for sailing on Sundays and rumored that Hafner only said he was getting married as a scheme to sell more stock. He closes the letter by describing a lovely image of himself and Chandler and sends her his love.
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 28, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 28, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. He reviews a clipping about Unitarianism Chandler sent him and reflects on his free-thinking views of religion. Hafner ponders what he and Chandler will be reading once they are married and how they will discuss it in person. He also tells her that if she were with him, he would have the pleasure of confiding in her about his stress and value her consideration. Hafner responds about a friend of Chandler's who cares for rats, emphasizing the fact that she kisses these pets. He then reviews another clipping …
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 27, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 27, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. He recounts a conversation he had with a sailor named Mr. Sweat, during which they discussed the sailing conditions in the Northeast, where Chandler lives. Chandler previously told Hafner about her trip to New Haven; he is surprised and concerned to hear Mr. Sweat say this is a poor place to visit. Sweat goes on to say it is a poor place because it is a temperance society, and the people who live there are either no fun or obtain alcohol in discrete ways.
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 23, 1891, Albert Hafner
Letter, Albert Hafner To Elizabeth Chandler, August 23, 1891, Albert Hafner
Albert Hafner Letters
A letter from Albert Hafner to his fiancée Elizabeth Chandler in Massachusetts. Chandler's previous letter arrived very late. Hafner laments about the heat and the absence of a breeze that prevents him from sailing. After Chandler told him about a story about a new hat she bought for a deal and cut down to fit her head, Hafner teases that he might be worried about the security of his own hats once they are married. He sends her some lichens and other Florida curiosities she has requested. Hafner continues to update Chandler on the illness at the hotel; he and …