Mary Crain Boyd Collection, 1870-1910
By Laurel Alexander and Rachel Motes
Collection Overview
| Title: |
Mary Crain Boyd Collection, 1870-1910 |
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| Predominant Dates: | 1873-1888 |
| ID: | 01/ AR0040 |
| Primary Creator: | Mary Crain Boyd |
| Extent: | 2.0 Boxes |
| Arrangement: | Arranged by type of material. |
| Languages: | English |
Abstract
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Newspaper clippings cover topics of poetry, obituaries, the frontier, gender, religion, marriage, moralism, military, science, wealth, politics, people, and political cartoons. Other items include pressed flowers, feathers, leaves, yarn, and hair as well as school programs, invitations, name cards or calling cards, pictures, cards, and more.Collection Historical Note
Access Information
Access Restrictions:
This collection is not restricted.
Use Restrictions:
Reproduction and publication of materials in this collection are subject to the policies of the UNT Archives and Rare Books department. Copyright restrictions may apply.
Physical Access Note:
This collection is stored off‐site and require a minimum of 24 hour notice prior to use.
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Administrative Information
| Repository: | Manuscripts |
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| Acquisition Source: | Mary E. Boyd Estate |
| Preferred Citation: | Mary Crain Boyd Collection, University of North Texas Special Collections |
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Box and Folder Listing
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Box 1: Mary Crain Boyd Collection
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Item 1: Mary Boyd Scrapbook
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Item 1: Page i-ii: Index A-E
Page contains an empty log of an index to be used to catalog the scrapbook. -
Item 2: Page iii-iv: Index F-R
Page contains an empty log of an index to be used to catalog the scrapbook. -
Item 3: Page v-1: Index S-XYZ and Articles
Page contains an empty log of an index to be used to catalog the scrapbook, a poem called A Song of Kriss Kringle's Tree, and articles about Mark Twain. -
Item 4: Page 2-3: Poets
Contains obituary of William H. Meadley, articles on the purchase of Shiloh Battlefield, marriages of Lord Byron, Edgar Allen Poe, Petrarch, Voltaire, and Robert Burns. Includes poems A Father's Lesson, Jim Bludso, and the beginning paragraph of several other articles. -
Item 5: Page 4-5: Gender
Contains second half of Shiloh Battlefield story, several articles on gender, a poem with an unknown title, and Uncle Silas and the Universe. -
Item 6: Page 6-7: Religion and Marriage
Contains articles on religion, marriage, and a poem named Elegy on Madam Blaize. -
Item 7: Page 8-9: Morals
Contains articles on moralism and a poem titled His Mathematical Limit. -
Item 8: Page 10-11: Frontier and Gender
Contains articles on the military, the frontier, on females, and a poem titled Jes' 'Fore Christmas. -
Item 9: Page 12-13: Progress and Family
Contains articles on the progress of the world in the industrial revlolution, stories about family, and an English toast. -
Item 10: Page 14-15: Industry and Success
Contains articles of successes in science, mechanics, industry, and art. -
Item 11: Page 16-17: Wealth
Contains a story about the discovery of America by Columbus, Queen Elizabeth, articles on wealth, temptation, and aristocracy -
Item 12: Page 18-19: Women and Marriage
Contains continued articles on wealth, a political cartoon of "Queen of the Hour," and articles of women's views on marriage. -
Item 13: Page 20-21: The Club
Contains a story about a woman at the club and empty page. -
Item 14: Page 22-23: Colorado
Contains an article about the problems of finding suitable places to live out west, using the case of Colorado, written by Reverend Thomas H Malone. -
Item 15: Page 24-25: Quakers
Contains articles about Quakers and misuse of vocabulary. -
Item 16: Page 26-27: U.S. Expansion
Contains articles on the Populist political situation in Kansas, plans for a charter train, and resources. -
Item 17: Page 28-29: Berlin and Predictions, 1900
Contains articles of scientists' vision of the future, the pork embargo, news from Berlin, and how property is linked to success and wealth. -
Item 18: Page 30-31: Eating Is A Form of Grace
Contains articles on how emotions and food are linked, cable cars, and descriptions of summer styles for women. -
Item 19: Page 32-33: Fashion and Thanksgiving
Contains a continued article on summer women's fashions, a Thanksgiving sermon and an article on Chinese superstitions. -
Item 20: Page 34-35: Sectionality and Faith
Contains articles about intersectionality, the constitution, and Faith. -
Item 21: Page 36-37: Poems
Contains an empty page and a number of poems about current politics and a lack of progress -
Item 22: Page 38-79: Empty Pages
Contains 42 empty pages. -
Item 23: Page 80-81: Lincoln
Contains an article debating what the late President Abraham Lincoln would say about life at the time the article was written and prophecies of evils in the United States. -
Item 24: Page 82-95: Empty Pages
Contains 14 empty pages. -
Item 25: Page 96-97: Cutout
Contains empty page and a cut out of a little boy -
Item 26: Page 98-145: Empty Pages
Contains 48 empty pages. -
Item 27: Page 146-147: Troubles and Political Cartoon
Contains articles about disappointment, starvation, and a political cartoon of "A Constant Source of Merriment." -
Item 28: Page 148-149: Asia, Poker, and Public Speech
Contains articles about how Asia sees America, poker, public speech and art, and stories from a schoolmaster. -
Item 29: Page 150-151: Sermons and Women
Contains a political cartoon of "Revising The Creed," articles on a husband's mother-in-law and sermons. -
Item 30: Page 152: Evolution of a Nation
Contains the text of a speech originally spoken by W.E. Mason on how America has evolved.
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Box 2: Mary Crain Boyd Collection, 1870 - 1910
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Item 1: Mary Crain Scrapbook, 1870 - 1910
A green and gold scrap book with the name Mary E. Crain typed on its inside cover containing stories, articles, pictures, portraits, poetry, songs, obituaries, advertisements, programs, pamphlets, and pressed flowers, leaves, feathers, and other miscellaneous items.-
Item 1: Page 1-3: Female Pictures
Contains pictures of the The Lady Godiva - from Leutz's Picture, The Maid of Saragossa - along with an article about her legend, and Going To Work - engraved and printed by Illman Brothers and painted by E. U. Eddle -
Item 2: Page 4: A Picture and Poems
Contains poems and the picture Happy Valley. -
Item 3: Page 5-6: Poetry
Contains poems. -
Item 4: Page 7: A Picture and Poems
Contains the picture Scene In Venice and poems. -
Item 5: Page 8-9: Poetry
Contains poems. -
Item 6: Page 10-12: Articles and Poems
Contains poems and articles about the "Death of the Author of Beautiful Snow," "Opposite Sides of the Counter," "Anna Dickinson and the Soldiers," "How Mark Twain Began Life," "Henry Ward Beecher on Love," and "Judgments of Other Men.". -
Item 7: Page 13: A Picture, A Poem, and Articles
Contains the picture The Cocoa Palm, the poem People Will Talk, and articles about "Women Lecturers" and "The Man Who Drinks." -
Item 8: Page 14: Poetry
Contains poems. -
Item 9: Page 15: Scenic Pictures
Contains the pictures "Views In Switzerland. Rorschach" and " Summer Afternoon." -
Item 10: Page 16-18: Poetry
Contains poems. -
Item 11: Page 19: Dr. Kane Pictures
Contains the pictures "Mrs. Almy's Hotel, Havana" (where Dr. Kane died, February 16, 1857) and "Dr. Kane's Body Lying in State" (in Independence Hall, Philadelphia). -
Item 12: Page: 20: Poetry
Contains poems. -
Item 13: Page 21: Scenic Pictures
Contains the pictures " The Slide Lake George" (New York) and " Chocorua Peak" (White Mountains). -
Item 14: Page 22-26: Poetry
Contains poems. -
Item 15: Page 27: A Picture and a Poem
Contains an unknown picture and poems. -
Item 16: Page 28: William Cullen Bryant
Contains a picture of William Cullen Bryant and the poem The Future Life that he wrote as well as the poem The Death of Bryant and an short article over Bryant's Statue. -
Item 17: Page 29: Pictures and Poems
Contains the pictures of Sir William Herschel and Bismark as well as the obituary of Sir John Frederick William Herschel and the poem Gratulation of Americas by William Ross Wallace. -
Item 18: Pages 30-31: Poems and a Picture
Contains poems and the picture Going to the Party (printed by Dicksee and engraved & printed by Illman Brothers). -
Item 19: Page 32: Advertisement, Articles, and a Pass
Contains an advertisement for "Musical and Dramatic Entertainment," articles about Mexico and a sickly lady, and a pass permiting the bearer to visit the Workshops at the Navy Yard, Pensacola, Fla. on the day June 25, 1872. -
Item 20: Page 33: Programs
Contains the program for the Corunna "Michigan" High School Graduating Class of 1873 on Friday Evening, June 27th, 1873 for the class of John Carland and James G. Miller. Also contains the program for Private Theatricals on January 12th, 1872. -
Item 21: Page 34-68: Poems and Pictures and Stories
Contains poems, stories, and the pictures Suspense (printed by A. Johnaton and engraved & printed by Illman Brothers), Peace-Burial of Wilkie, Whaling, Rev. Glezen Fillmore, Rev. J. F. Wright, Suspense, The Mother's Blessing, Mrs. Elizabeth Fry (engraved by J.C. Buttre New York), Mary Queen of Scots (J. Champagne and W.G. Jackman), Washington Irving, Madame Roland, Old Letters, Golden Summer (printed by Goe. C. Lambdin and printed & engraved by Illman Brothers), and Benj F. Nortes. -
Item 22: Page 69: Opera House Program, 1877-12-10
Contains a program for the Opera House on Monday Evening, December 10, 1877. -
Item 23: Page 69-75: Poems, Pictures, and Stories
Contains poems, stories, and the pictures The Self-Made Men of Our Times, Room in which Newton was born, and several other unnamed pictures. -
Item 24: Page 76-78: Advertisements and Pictures
Contains the advertisements for a benefit event of the Episcopal Church at Historic Hall on Tuesday Evening, August 13-17 and for a Moonlight Pic Nic at Grove Hall on May 21st, 1872. Also contains the pictures A Butting Match and On the River (engraved expressly for Peterson's Magazine). -
Item 25: Page 79-81: Poems, Marriage, and a Memoriam
Contains poems, stories related to marriage, and "Dr. Parker's Touching Eulogy on the Late Henry Ward Beecher." -
Item 26: Page 82-83: Peacock Feather, 1872-08
Contains a clipping of a male peacock feather. -
Item 27: Page 84-85: Programs
Contains the program for the Easter Festival at St. Thomas' Church, Sunday School, on April 9th, 1871 as well as a program for An Evening of Sacred Song with Philip Phillips of New York in Greenville, Ala. Feb. 23rd, 1872. -
Item 28: Page 86-87: Pictures
Contains the pictures Meeting of the Waters and the Vale of Avoca (County Wicklow), McGillicuddys Reeks and the upper Lake of Killarney (From Ronans Island), The Ruined Church, Lismore Caste (Waterford), and East View of the Giants Causeway (Co: Antrim). -
Item 29: Page 88-96: Poems, Pictures, and Stories
Contains poems, stories, and the pictures of The Ebb of Tide, The Grand Duke Alexis of Russia, and Charles R. Darwin Esq. -
Item 30: Page 97: Empty Page
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Item 31: Page 98-105: Poems, Pictures, and Stories
Contains poems, stories, and the pictures of Cupid Sharpening His Arrow and Ralph Waldo Emerson (drawn by John W. Alexander). -
Item 32: Page 106-107: Personal Items
Contains pressed flora, yarn, hair, feathers, stickers, name card, and ribbons. -
Item 33: Page 108: A Poem and a Story
Contains a poem and a story. -
Item 34: Page 109-111: Cotton and Flora
Contains a spiral of cotton carded in Greenville, Alabama by an old native and press flora of some type. -
Item 35: Page 112-115: Poems, Stories, and a Picture
Contains poems, stories, and a picture of A Scene in Rome. -
Item 36: Page 116-118: Personal Items
Contains personal journal entries and poems written while in Dallas, Texas 1974, several metalic engraved paper cut-outs, feathers, and ribbon. -
Item 37: Page 119: Empty Page
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Item 38: Page 120: Articles
Contains several articles in which one makes mention of Mrs. Boyd and another is addressed as "Generous Gift of Mrs. Boyd, 1910-04-10" -
Item 39: Page 121-125: Empty Pages
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Item 40: Page 126: Personal Letter to Miss Crain
Contains a personal hand-written letter that was sent to Miss Crain on March 16, 1874 while in Dallas, Texas. -
Item 41: Page 167-168: Empty Pages
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Item 42: Page 169: A Page of Poems and a Picture
Contains poems and a picture of The Bridge of Sighs - drawn by Georgie A. Davis. -
Item 43: Page 170-171: Empty Pages
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Item 44: Page 172-176: Poems, Stories, and Pictures
Contains poems, stories, and pictures of a torn scene and John B. C Gough. -
Item 45: Page 177-190: Empty Pages
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Folder 1: 2153 - From the Mary Crain Scrapbook, 1873 - 1910
Items that came out of the scrapbook: advertisements, programs, invoice, ribbon, publications, etc.Items: 47-
Item 1: The World's Industrial Cotton Centennial Exposition, 1884 - 1885
An advertisment depicting dimensions of buildings and explanations of what it is, where it will be held, how it can be reached, and some of what people attending may expect. It notes that this exposition will be held from December 1, 1884 to May 31, 1885. -
Item 2: Hymns for Congregational Singing, at McVickers
Features two hymns. -
Item 3: Corunna High School Graduating Class of 1873 Programme, 1873-06-27
Presentation of Diplomas to the Class: John Carland and James G. Miller. -
Item 4: Chicago Tribune Art Supplement, 1893-10-22
A Chicago Tribune Art Supplement depicting the Liberty Bell . -
Item 5: Travel
Contains a Santa Cruz and a Hotel Del Coronado travel brochure, and a Lake Tahoe Steamer ticket.Items : 3 -
Item 6: Name Cards
Features six name cards, also known possibly as calling cards, containing the names of W. B. Shaw, Mrs. Chas. H. Lay, John Churche, H. T. Gall (possible), H. A. Wiley, and Jones 1877.Items : 6 -
Item 7: Envelope
States "...Mary Crain...McKinney Texas" -
Item 8: Great Concerte!, 1876
As the program states, "A Lyste of Hymns and Tunes, and likewife Worldlye Songs, to be sunge by ye Olde Folks, at a Great Concerte, To be attended at Ye Brick Meeting House, In ye Town of Union, on Tuesday Evening, Ye 22nd, of Ye Month of February, In ye yere of our Lord MDCCCLXXVI: Certain of wh were sunge in ye yere of our Lord MSCCLXXVI." -
Item 9: True Love Card
Front cover states, "Be my guide. True Love. Sweet heart." The inside states, " Thy smiles, by pure affection wrought, Like rays of light each other chase, And love in thee a home has sought, For love could find no better place." -
Item 10: Visitors to Lake Tahoe
A visitor information guide for the Lake Tahoe area. -
Item 11: The Columbian University of Law School Twenty Eighth Annual Commencement and Conferring of Degrees, 1893-06-13
A program featuring the graduating classes of 1893 in both the Bachelors of Law and the Masters of Law. -
Item 12: A Note
A handwritten note in cursive about a phrase used in French to designate the ideas, persons, and things characteristic to the closing years of the 19th century. -
Item 13: Notes and Tickets, 1910
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Item 14: The Westminster Palace Hotel Company, Limited. Receipt, 1910
A receipt of purchases made by Mrs. Boyd at the Westminster Palace Hotel Company, Limited. -
Item 15: The Columbian University Law School Twenty-Ninth Annual Commencement and Conferring of Degrees, 1894-06-12
A program featuring the graduating classes of 1894 in both the Bachelors of Law and the Masters of Law. -
Item 16: Hotel Del Monte Menu, 1888-08-05
A list of wines and food items as well as meal hours. -
Item 17: Bible Verse
Isaiah 42:16 (Revised Version) -
Item 18: Ribbon, 1886-12
St. Peter's Sunday School Christmas 1886 ribbon in blue. -
Item 19: Travel, 1909
One picture, three train tickets (Mobile & Ohio Rail Road, Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company, and Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. W.), and one travel programme.Items: 5 -
Item 20: Travel Programme, 1909
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Item 21: Wylie Permanent Camping Company - Full Fare Ticket, 1909-07-10
A ticket for the transportation and board and lodging through the Yellowstone National Park. Ticket number 1939. -
Item 22: Wylie Permanent Camping Company - Full Fare Ticket, 1909-07-10
A ticket for the transportation and board and lodging through the Yellowstone National Park. Ticket number 1938. -
Item 23: In the Shadow of the Cross
A pramphlet for "the unfinished and unexplained miracle picture of Henry Hammond AHL" at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in the Swedish Building. -
Item 24: Butler Hotel Annex Name Card, 1909-07-23
A name card introducing Mrs. W.l. Boyd and M.S. Church. -
Item 25: Chicago Culture Club, 1898-1899
A book of club information -
Item 26: Envelope
An empty purple envelope addressed to Mr. W.L. Boyd. -
Item 27: First Appearance of the Mystic Revellers Advertisment, 1876
An advertisment or invitation for the Mystic Revellers at the Dallas, Texas Field's Opera House & Lively Hall on February 24, 1876. -
Item 28: Mystic Revellers Envelope, 1876
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Item 29: Knights of Momus, 1878
A picture invitation or advertisment of the Knights of Momus fifth representation on February 28, 1878. -
Item 30: Personal Invitation, 1878
A personal invitation to Mr. W.L. Boyd for the Knights of Momus at the Opera House on February 28, 1878. -
Item 31: Knights of Momus Eighth Annual Carnival Advertisment for Mardi Gras, 1878
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Item 32: Miscellaneous Items, 1878
A personal invite from King Momus to Mr. W.L. Boyd and lady as well as a name card from Miss Mary Dorris.Items: 2
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Folder 2: 2153 - From the Mary Crain Scrapbook, 1873 - 1888
Items that came out of the scrapbook: clippings.Clippings: 14-
Item 1: Newspaper Clipping: President Benjamin Harris , Republican Candidate for Re-Election
A newspaper portrait clipping from a photograph by Sherman & McHugh. -
Item 2: Newspaper Clipping: William II., Emperor of Germany and King of Prussia
A newspaper portrait clipping. -
Item 3: Newspaper Clipping: Victor Hugo
A newspaper portrait clipping. -
Item 4: Newspaper Clipping: Lieutenant-General Philip Henry Sheridan, U.S.A.
A newspaper portrait clipping. -
Item 5: Newspaper Clipping: The Late Richard Wagner
A newspaper portrait clipping. -
Item 6: Newspaper Clipping: The Late Wendell Phillips, 1884-02-09
A newspaper portrait clipping from a photograph by Sarony -
Item 7: Newspaper Clipping: Lieutenant-General Philip Henry Sheridan, U.S.A., 1888-06-02
A newspaper portrait clipping. -
Item 8: Newspaper Clipping: Peter Cooper
A newspaper portrait clipping drawn from life by John W. Alexander. -
Item 9: Newspaper Clipping: McVicker's Theatre Programme, 1873
A McVicker's Theatre Programme advertising for a Macbeth play featuring Charlotte Cushman as the lead actress. -
Item 10: Newspaper Clipping: Mary Anderson, 1888
A newspaper portrait clipping. -
Item 11: Newspaper Clipping: Daniel Webster
A newspaper portrait clipping drawn by John W. Alexander. -
Item 12: Newspaper Clipping: Unknown Gentleman
A newspaper portrait clipping. -
Item 13: Newspaper Clipping: George and Martha Washington, and Mary Washington, 1886
A newspaper clipping featuring portraits of George and Martha Washington and Mary Washington. The portrait of George and Martha Washington was "reproduced in Mezzotint by Dawson, from Sharpless' hitherto unpublished Pastel Portraits, in Wadsworth's Athenaeum, Hartford, Connecticut (Harper & Brothers, 1886)." The portrait of Mary Washington was from "Mary and Martha," copyright, 1886, by Harper & Brothers. The caption below her portrait states that it is "the only portrait extant of Mary Washington and that the portrait, loaned by Professor S. F. D. Morse to Mr. Benson Lossing, is the only picture of the mother of Washington which can be accepted as at authentic. It pictures Mrs. Washington before her marriage... (Harper & Brothers, 1886)" -
Item 14: Newspaper Clipping: Unknown Gentleman
A newspaper portrait clipping.
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Folder 3: 2153 - From the Mary Crain Scrapbook, 1870 - 1910
Contains items that had fallen out of the Mary Crain Scrapbook.-
Item 1: Newspaper Clippings: Dr. John Heyl Vincent and Mrs. Lincoln's Condition
Contains a picture of Dr. John Heyl Vincent and an article about Mrs. Mary T. Lincoln's medical condition on January 1, 1882. -
Item 2: Newspaper Clipping: Secret of Human Soul
An article on if "F. W. Myers Solved the Great Problem so Long Baffling the World?" -
Item 3: Newspaper Clippings: Poems and an Article
Contains two poems and an article on "The Savior's Orthodoxy: An Answer to the Question, 'Was Jesus a Christian?' Given by the Rev. R. Heber Newton." -
Item 4: Newspaper Clipping: Henry Wilson
A picture of Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator from Massachusetts, with a copy of his signature. -
Item 5: Newspaper Clipping: Mrs. H. O. Stone
A sketched picture -
Item 6: Newspaper Clipping: Dr. Giuseppe Sanarelli
A picture and article about Dr. Giuseppe Sanarelli. -
Item 7: Newspaper Clippings: Poems
Contains two poems. -
Item 8: Newspaper Clippings: Articles
Contains an article about "Her Final Epistle, When She Indited It" and one "About Mrs. Sheldon, Will Deliver Lectures." -
Item 9: Newspaper Clipping: Obituary
Contains the obituary of Mrs. Jerome Bowen, Charlotte A. Baggerly. -
Item 10: Pressed Leaf
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Item 11: Newspaper Clipping: Thomas A. Edison
A picture stating "Electrical Wizard Is Near Death." -
Item 12: Newspaper Clippings: Poems
Contains two poems. -
Item 13: Newspaper Clippings: Articles and a Poem
Contains a poem and articles about "Crank Mexico: Colonies of Mormons and Zionist settling in Hidalgo's Land" and " Letter from President Davis." -
Item 14: Newspaper Clippings: Articles
Contains three articles. -
Item 15: Newspaper Clippings: Articles
Contains two articles. -
Item 16: Newspaper Clippings: Beliefs
Contains two articles related to the topic of belief, religions, and prophecy. -
Item 17: Newspaper Clippings: Articles
Contains four articles -
Item 18: Newspaper Clippings: Articles and Poems
Contains two articles about some Saints and "the death of the Lady for whom "Home, Sweet Home" was written as well as two poems. -
Item 19: Newspaper Clippings: Palace Hotel
A picture of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, Ca. -
Item 20: Newspaper Clippings: Women of the French Salon
Contains an article about the Women of the French Salon written by Mrs. Fannie Finch of McKinney and contributed to the Woman's Century by the Owl club of McKinney. -
Item 21: Newspaper Clipping: Wyoming
Contains a map of Wyoming with the Denver & Rio Grande R.R. highlighted featuring its Scenic Line of the World. -
Item 22: Newspaper Clipping: Russ House
Contains a picture of the Russ House, the leading business and Family Hotel of the City on Montgomery Street, San Francisco. -
Item 23: Newspaper Clipping: C. H. Hohmes
Contains a picture of C. H. Hohmes or C. H. Holmes. -
Item 24: Newspaper Clippings: Travel
Contains clippings for the Truckee Hotel in Truckee, California, a map of the alignment of the D. & R. C. R. R. over the Marshall Pass, and a picture of a stage coach . -
Item 25: Newspaper Clipping: Railroad Gazetteer
Contains a page from the Railroad Gazetteer that writes about "California, the Empire of the Pacific, and San Francisco, its metropolis." -
Item 26: Newspaper Clipping: Travel
Contains an clipping with information about the "Trip of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse by Nautical Days." -
Item 27: Newspaper Clipping: General J. W. Throckmorton, 1894
Contains an article made in tribute to General J. W. Throckmorton, who died on April 20, 1894. -
Item 28: Newspaper Clipping: Double-sided Picture
Contain a picture of Mrs. Langtry depicted as a the Jersey Lily on one side and on the other side is Virginius, impersonated by Mr. John McCullough, along-side a poem dedicated to him. -
Item 29: Newspaper Clippings: An Article and Picture
Contains an article about the health of Colonel S. H. Hastings and a picture of the "Lake Park Hotel and Bathing Pavilion, the famous resort on D. & R. C. Western R. R., Lake Park, Great Salt Lake, Utah." -
Item 30: Newspaper Clipping: Mrs. Albert E. Ebert
Contains a picture along with an article about Mrs. Albert E. Ebert, "the president of the International Sunshine Societty." -
Item 31: Newspaper Clipping: City of Aspen
Contains a picture of the City of Aspen. -
Item 32: Newspaper Clippings: Pictures
Contains pictures of Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris and the author of "The Red Badge of Courage," Stephen Crane. -
Item 33: Newspaper Clippings: Travel and Death
Contains two pictures and an obituary. The pictures are of the Minnehah Falls on Line of D. & R. C. R. R. and of the Hotel Arcadia in Santa Monica, California. The obituary is for Mrs. Mary C. Crain who died on March 18, 1884. She was the wife of Chester E. Crain and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stahl. -
Item 34: Newspaper Clippings: Miscellaneous
Contains a picture of the Twin Lakes, an unknown section to an article, and an article about Montrose. -
Item 35: Newspaper Clippings: Poetry
Contains several poems. -
Item 36: Newspaper Clippings: Pictures and Poetry
Contain a poem, a picture of the Cathedral Spires (garden of the Gods) on Line of D. & R. C. R. R, and a picture of Salt Lake City, on Line D. & R. C. R. R. -
Item 37: Newspaper Clippings: Pictures and a Lesson
Contains a picture of the Summit of Veta Mountain on Line of D. & R. C. R. R., a picture of Major Domo, on Line of D. & R. C. R. R., and an article about "A Lesson of Sweetness." -
Item 38: Newspaper Clippings: Variety
Contains a poem about Thanatos, an article about Benjamin P. Shillaber, and an article about the Death of Anson B. Ranney. -
Item 39: Newspaper Clippings: a Picture and a Parable
Contains a picture of the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse and an article over "the Parable of the Laborers" by Henry Ward Beecher. -
Item 40: Newspaper Clipping: The Hotel Del Corondo
Contains a picture of the Hotel del Coronado, Coronado Beach, San Diego County, California. -
Item 41: Newspaper Clippings: Pictures
Contains the picture of the Sierra Madre Villa Hotel, the Marshall Pass - Eastern Slope, and on of Climbing the Mountain at Veta Pass, on Line D. & R. C. R. R. -
Item 42: Newspaper Clippings: Pictures
Contains the pictures of Toltec Gorge on the Line D. & R. C. R. R., Curricanti Needle - Black Canon of the Gunnison, and Wagon Wheel Gap. -
Item 43: Newspaper Clippings: Pictures
Contains pictures of a Bird's Eye View of Ouray and a Bird's Eye View of Manitou. -
Item 44: Newspaper Clippings: Miscellaneous
Contains a poem, an article about "the First Hoss Car," and a picture of the Temple Square in Salt Lake City. -
Item 45: Newspaper Clippings: Mollie Fancher
Contains an article about Mollie Fancher, "A Psychical Puzzle: a remarkable woman in Brooklyn who sees without looking." -
Item 46: Newspaper Clippings: Variety
Contains an article about "Aluminum Notepaper Possible," a picture of a thirty-four stories tall building, and the picture of McKinney (Boyd) High School. -
Item 47: Newspaper Clipping: Oversized Poem, 1888-06-09
Contains the poem "Uncle Nate's Funeral" by Will Carleton with a picture to go along with it. -
Item 48: Newspaper Clipping: Life Story of Mark Twain
Contains an article about the life of Mark Twain. -
Item 49: Newspaper Clippings: Pictures
Contains the picture of Mule Shoe Curve on Line D. & R. C. R. R. and the picture of Canon of Rio Las Animas on Line of the D. & R. C. R. R. -
Item 50: Newspaper Clipping: Mrs. Harrison, the Wife of the President-Elect
Contains a picture of Mrs. Harrison. -
Item 51: Newspaper Clipping: John Bright
Contains a picture of "The Late John Bright, Member of Parliament For Birmingham." -
Item 52: Newspaper Clipping: C. H. Hohmes
Contains a picture of C. H. Hohmes or C. H. Holmes. His name is unclear due to how his signature was copied on to the page. -
Item 53: Newspaper Clipping: Charles Reade
Contains an article in tribute to Charles Reade after his death. -
Item 54: Emily Selwood Tennyson
Contain an article about Emily Selwood Tennyson, Baroness d'Eyncourt, after her death.
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