Box 6
Contains 35 Results:
Nation, Carry A. Addressee: "Brother" Writer's location: Fox Vaudeville Booking Exchange, November 12 unknown year
I was arrested here...someone paid the fine $10...wanted to ask you about bringing a suit before the Supreme Court". Rudin # A-181
Nightingale, Florence Addressee: Elizabeth Gaskell Writer's location: London, October 3, 1860
Nightingale seeks help in establishing a "Soldier's Home" at Gibraltar. Rudin # A-183
Nightingale, Florence Addressee: Hon. Miss. Campbell Writer's location: London, April 6, 1868
Nightingale writes of the problems of filing nursing positions. With book "Florence Nightingale" by Cecil Wordham Smith - Constable, London - 1950. Rudin # A-184
Nightingale, Florence Addressee: Mr. Needham Writer's location: n.p., October 29, 1881
Nightingale paves the road for another nursing school. Rudin # A-185
O'Keefe Georgia Addressee: James Thrall Soby ? Writer's location: Albuquerque, NM, May 27, 1954
Writes of a performance involving bulls that she saw and of an aspiring artist, Arthur Dove. Rudin # A-186
Parrish, Maxfield Addressee: Frank Chouteau Brown Writer's location: Windsor, Vermont, June 18, 1901
Beautifully-penned letter sending a page of lettering. Rudin # A-187
Pershing, John J. Addressee: Colonel W.C. Church Writer's location: Fort Bliss, Texas, August 18, 1914
Pershing urges U.S. preparedness just after World War I has broken out. Rudin # A-188
Pershing, John J. Addressee: Major General William H. Carter Writer's location: In the Field, Mexico, January 9, 1917
Content includes training of soldiers with pistols mounted on horses and his thoughts on universal service and the President of Mexico. Rudin # A-189
Pittman, Isaac Addressee: Robert Paterson, Junior Writer's location: Bath, England, December 7, 1866
Pitman states that shorthand is steadily advancing in England, although slowly as he had expected. (With a one page letter signed by his brother Benn Pitman). Rudin # A-190
Pulitzer, Joseph Addressee: Governor David Hill Writer's location: New York, 10/20/1886
Pulitzer requests the participation of the National Guard at the dedication ceremony of the Statue of Liberty. Additionally, a 3 cent stamp preserved on a Cover commemorating the 100th anniversary of Pulitzer's birth is included. See also Bartholdi. Rudin # A-191