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Part I: Whitelaw Reid (1837-1912)
Papers, 1795-1961
(continued) |
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Additional Papers, 1863-1961
(continued) |
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Simplex Motor Co. |
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Skillman, E. A. |
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Slawson & Hobbs |
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Smith, Elroy |
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Smith, F. G. |
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Snively, S. E. |
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Snyder, Charles R. |
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Société Italo-Francaise
d'Automobiles |
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Spencer, W. E. |
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Spiers Brothers |
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Spoor, E. H. |
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Standard Plunger Elevator Co. |
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Stanton, J. O. |
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Sterling, J. C. |
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Stevens, George T. |
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Stillman, James A. |
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Stone, William |
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Stuart, D. G. |
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Studley, G. B. |
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Sturgis, Thomas C. |
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Swaim, D. G. |
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Swain, H. C. |
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Swan Electric Engraving Co. |
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Sweeney & Gray |
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Symons, T. W. |
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System, the Magazine of Business
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Talbot, C. W. |
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Taylor, George M. |
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Temple Press Cutting Offices |
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Thomas Agnew & Sons |
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Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. |
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Thompson, O. T. |
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Thouvard, Louis |
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Throne and Country
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Tiffany, Lyman |
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Tiffany & Co. |
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Times Book Club |
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Tobrirer, Leon |
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Townshend, R. W. |
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Tregaskis, James |
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The Tribune
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Troy White Granite Co. |
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Tuckerman, Lucius |
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Tuthill, J. G. |
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Vanderveer, H. S. |
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Vanity Fair
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Van Winkle, Edward |
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Vermont Farm Machine Co. |
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Wadsworth, Craig |
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Walker, Emery |
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Wall Safe Co. |
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Wallace, A. V. D. |
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Walser, G. |
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Walsh, W. |
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Warburton, Frank J. |
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Watney, Charles |
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Wead, Charles K. |
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Weber, George W. |
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Wells, C. H. |
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Whipple, William C. |
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White, Benjamin |
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White, E. W. |
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White, Thomas R. |
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Whiting, George B. |
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Whitney, W. C. |
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Whiton-Stuart, J. P. |
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Wilkins, Beriah |
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Willard, E. M. |
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Willis, W. B. |
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Wilson, John C. |
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Wilson, Nathaniel |
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Wilson, Thomas |
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Wimer, J. B. |
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Woodward, Susie K. |
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World's Graphic Press
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Worthington, A. S. |
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Wray, F. A. |
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Wynter, Andrew Ellis |
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Wyse, William S. |
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Young, James R. |
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Unidentified |
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BOX I:A364 |
Articles and speeches |
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Articles |
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“The Battles of Gettysburg,”
1863
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“Some Consequences of the Last Treaty
of Paris,” 1899
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Speeches |
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1879, “Some Newspaper
Tendencies” |
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1892, untitled |
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1899, “Later Aspects of
Our New Duties” |
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1900
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“A Continental Union; Civil Service
for the Islands” |
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“Our New Interests” |
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1901, “University
Tendencies in America” |
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1903
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“The Monroe Doctrine, the Polk
Doctrine, and the Doctrine of Anarchism” |
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“The Thing to Do” |
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1906
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“How the U.S. Faced Its Educational
Problem” |
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“The Rise of the U.S.” |
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“Scientific and Technological
Education in the United States” |
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1907
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“The Practical Side of American
Education; John Bright and the Civil War” |
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1908
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“Our Foremost Friend in Great
Britain” |
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“The Story of San Francisco for
English Ears” |
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1908-1909, remarks by the
American ambassador |
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1910
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“Byron” |
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“Colossal Philanthropy” |
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1911, “The Scot in America
and the Ulster Scot” |
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1912, “One
Welshman” |
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Miscellany |
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An Ambassador's Prints
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Camp Wild Air |
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Hyde, Herbert Mortimer |
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List of names to whom speeches were
sent |
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Mergenthaler Printing Co.,
receipts |
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Ophir Farm |
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Political campaign card |
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Receipts |
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Tribune Building, New York,
N.Y. |
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Whitelaw Reid Memorial Section of The Fourth Estate
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Newspaper clippings concerning speeches of
Whitelaw Reid |
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Xenia Daily Gazette, Whitelaw Reid extra |
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BOX I:B1-B55 |
Part I: Elisabeth Mills Reid Papers,
1880-1931
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