Box 5A
Contains 58 Results:
Letter from William Henry Smith (New York) to Joseph Medill, 1883-10-30
Enclosing a note "On motion of Mr. Richard Smith. Resolved, that the President of this Association be requested to prepare a memorial to Congress setting forth the injustice of the present rate of postage on newspapers ..." signed H.E Baker, secretary; and a copy of a telegram to E.B. Wight, dated 1884-05-26, beginning "What has become of the House bill to liberalize transient postage on newspapers?"
Letter from H.G. Bond (New York) to Joseph Medill, 1883-11-22
Concerning the upcoming trial of an electrical rail engine, drawing power from a third rail, constructed by Leo Daft
Letter from H.G. Bond (New York) to Joseph Medill, 1883-11-23
If Bain's dynamo [for an electrified railway] performs as claimed, Leo Daft will want to use it. "I do not think you take the right view, however, of your decision whether or not you want to go into the Chicago Co. The matter is of great moment to me as I want to go to work in our territory. ... If I am satisfied with the trial at Saratoga I think it but fair that you should then see what there is & satisfy yourself whether you want to take any interest or not."
Letter from H.G. Bond (New York) to Joseph Medill, 1883-12-12
Letter from H.G. Bond (New York) to Joseph Medill, 1883-11-26
Concerning an accident during a trial of an electrical rail engine, drawing power from a third rail, constructed by Leo Daft
Letter from H.G. Bond (New York) to Joseph Medill, 1883-12-18
Medill has decided not to invest in the Leo Daft Co. at Chicago
Letter from Mary S. Leiter (Washington, D.C. (postmark)) to Joseph Medill, 1883-12-28
Please have her subscription forwarded to Washington. "The article sent you, from Washington, about the Arnolds visit being inopportune is entirely false."
Letter from Joseph H. Barrett (Cincinnati [Ohio]) to Joseph Medill, 1860-03-12
Letter from Schuyler Colfax (Washington [D.C.]) to Oliver P. Morton?, 1861-01-11
Attached to the letter is a letter to Colfax from T.H. Basinghurst (1861-01-08) concerning Lincoln's cabinet appointments.
Letter from Charles Henry Ray (Chicago [Ill.]) to Joseph Medill, 1861-02-20 (postmark)
Letter from A.L. Morrison (Chicago) to Joseph Medill, 1873-08-20
Letter from Elihu B. Washburne ([Paris, France]) to Mr. & Mrs. Medill; the Misses Medill, 1873-11-15
Invitations to dinner with the "The Minister of the United States and Mrs. Washburne"
Letter from Herman Kreissmann (Berlin) to Joseph Medill, 1874-06-02
Letter from Joseph W. Congdon (New York) to Joseph Medill, 1874-09-21
Hopes that Medill's letters from Europe will be published in book form
Letter from Illinois State Guard First Regiment (Chicago (postmark)) to Joseph Medill, 1874-10-09
Medill is elected an honorary member of the Regiment
Letter from Niles Pomroy (Lockport, N.Y.) to Joseph Medill, 1874-11-15
Is sorry to have missed Medill when he passed through New York; last fall visited Medill's mother
Letter from Bluford Wilson (Department of Justice, Office of the Solicitor of the Treasury, Washington, D.C.) to "My dear sir", 1876-05-03
Concerning a financial transaction involving Albert Smith and John Harper. The letter includes copies of a letter to Wilson from M. Hay, 1876-05-10; and a letter from Wilson to Jas. C Connolly, U.S. Attorney, Springfield, Ill.