Box 1 [2M-A-7B]
Container
Contains 436 Results:
A Mugwump from the Headwaters, March 31
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 131
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
March 31
Mysteries of the Administration, March 13
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 132
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
March 13
A New American Play; To Destroy National Election Laws, September 18
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 133
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
September 18
The New Chapter of the Old Story of General Sherman’s Insanity, February 15
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 134
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
February 15
New Factories, New Markets, New Ships; Breaking the National Bonds; Mr. Cleveland’s Changes, November 5
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 135
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
November 5
New York Is All Mixed Up, October 19
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 136
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
October 19
New York or Harrison, October 31
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 137
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
October 31
The New York Times a Democratic Newspaper, April 13
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 138
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
April 13
New York’s Self-Defence [sic], 1894-09-07
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 139
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
1894-09-07
No Third Time; The Mugwump British Sweetness as a Great Principle, May 4
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 140
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
May 4