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Augusta E. Stetson letters to James H. Hayes and Florence B. Hayes
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Augusta E. Stetson letters to James H. Hayes and Florence B. Hayes
Manuscripts
A collection of letters from Augusta E. Stetson to her students Florence Belle Hayes and her husband James Henry Hayes, who was a judge in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The collection also includes photographs of Augusta E. Stetson and Mary Baker Eddy, printed material, and newspaper clippings.
mssHM 19831-19871
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Photographs of Augusta E. Stetson and Mary Baker Eddy; printed material; newspaper clippings related to Augusta E. Stetson
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A collection of letters from Augusta E. Stetson to her students Florence Belle Hayes and her husband James Henry Hayes, who was a judge in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The collection also includes photographs of Augusta E. Stetson and Mary Baker Eddy, printed material, and newspaper clippings.
mssHM 19831-19871
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Augusta E. Stetson papers
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A collection which consists of personal and professional correspondence, other papers, notebooks, a scriptural album, transcriptions, and ephemera related to Augusta E. Stetson. Included are letters from Mary Baker Eddy and several members of her family and household staff. Besides Mary Baker Eddy, the correspondents include Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy, Calvin A. Frye, Clara M. Shannon, and others. Also included are carbon copies of Augusta Stetson's letters to her students, press, and other papers. The correspondence deals with Augusta Stetson's religious and professional life, including her relationship with Mary Baker Eddy, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, and her teaching and writings.
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William E. Marshall line engraving of Rutherford B. Hayes
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This engraving of Rutherford B. Hayes was done for a project: "Life Size Portraits of Distinguished Persons in Pure Line Engraving." It was engraved by William E. Marshall and "Published by Oscar Marshall 697 Broadway, New York." With repairs.
mssHM 83106
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C. E. Smith letter to James Slusser
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C. E. Smith's letter describes business prospects and means in San José; he compares conditions there to the East Coast. In addition, Smith describes farming and livestock raising and the salaries that farmhands make. He also notes that he makes twenty-five dollars a month, only working when he wants to do so. With envelope.
mssHM 83997
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Henry E. Huntington letter to Kate W. Berton : photocopy
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A photocopy of a typewritten letter sent by Henry E. Huntington to Kate Berton from his San Marino Ranch. In the letter Huntington discusses the state of his health, which is getting better after his 1925 operation, and extolls the Ranch and the state of California as wonderful places for recuperation. He also speaks of Kate's "Aunt Belle" and how much she is missed after her death in 1924. Huntington describes the marble mausoleum he is designing and having built on the grounds of the Ranch which will be his final resting place beside Arabella; Henry E. Huntington died during an operation three months after this letter was written.
mssHM 84112