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An Immediate Pressing Need of the Navajo Indians

One pamphlet entitled, "An Immediate Pressing Need of the Navajo Indians" dated March 1, 1894. Includes description of the Navajo people. Refers to them as self-sufficient due to asking for money owed to him.

GLC10051.42

The Position of Superintendent of Indian Schools Threatened--A Serious Danger to be Averted

One pamphlet entitled, "The Position of Superintendent of Indian Schools Threatened--A Serious Danger to be Averted" dated April 12, 1894. Regarding the possibility that the superintendent's office will be removed.

GLC10051.43

Indian School Welfare

One pamphlet entitled, "Indian School Welfare" dated April 27, 1894. Regarding the possibility that the superintendent's office will be removed.

GLC10051.44

Civil Service Reform Essential to a Successful Indian Administration

One pamphlet entitled, "Civil Service Reform Essential to a Successful Indian Administration" dated April 1895. Pertains to the internal organization of the Indian Service office.

GLC10051.45.01

Civil Service Reform Essential to a Successful Indian Administration

Two items printed by the Indian Rights Association. Consists of a pamphlet and its insert.

GLC10051.45

Senator Intrigue and Inspector Noseby

One pamphlet entitled, "Senator Intrigue and Inspector Noseby" dated May 15, 1895. Pertains to the spoils system.

GLC10051.45.02

Senator Intrigue and Inspector Noseby

One pamphlet entitled, "Senator Intrigue and Inspector Noseby" dated May 15, 1895. Pertains to the spoils system. (second copy of GLC10051.45.02)

GLC10051.46

Ring Rule

One pamphlet entitled, "Ring Rule" dated February 13, 1896. Critiques the spoils system.

GLC10051.47

Held Up By the Senate

One pamphlet entitled, "Held Up By the Senate" dated February 24, 1896. Opposes government officials selected by appointment.

GLC10051.48

On the Verge of a Scandal

One pamphlet entitled, "On the Verge of a Scandal" dated April 11, 1896. Pertains to the inconsistency of claims made that would be owed to indigineous peoples through the General Deficiency Act.

GLC10051.49

Indian School Management

One pamphlet entitled, "Indian School Management" dated February 1, 1897. Pertains to a publication printed by Captain R.H. Pratt named "Red Man." The pamphlet argues that Pratt is printing false information abuot the Indian Service office.

GLC10051.50

Early Moravian Indian Work

One pamphlet entitled, "Early Moravian Indian Work" dated May 1897. Pertains to customs and lifestyle of Moravians.

GLC10051.51

Answers to Charges Made Against Wm. N. Hailmann, Superintendent of Indian Schools, Submitting Quotations from His Writings

One pamphlet entitled, "Answers to Charges Made Against Wm. N. Hailmann, Superintendent of Indian Schools, Submitting Quotations from His Writings" dated June 1, 1898. Includes an insert.

GLC10051.52

[Printing of letters to the Department of the Interior from members of the Indian Rights Association]

One pamphlet consisting of letters to the Department of the Interior from members of the Indian Rights Association dated June 1898

GLC10051.53

to Mrs. E.P. Smith

One envelope addressed to Mrs E.P. Smith. Envelope is pre-printed with a blank form for return addresses in Newark Valley, Tioga County, New York.

GLC10004.01.21

to Simon Branton

One envelope addressed to Simon Branton from the chief of the fire department in New York. Printed on personal envelope.

GLC10004.01.22

to Mrs. M.J. Dickinson

One envelope addressed to Mrs. M.J. Dickinson. Envelope is pre-printed with a blank form for return addresses in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois.

GLC10004.01.23

The Woman's Journal [Vol. XIX, No. 11 (March 17, 1888)]

One printing of The Woman's Journal dated March 17, 1888. Contains various articles on current events related to women's rights. Includes updates on movements to attain women's rights, voting registration, local correspondence, elections and other...

GLC10092

to J. Stanley Brown

Thanks Brown sincerely for the "beautiful bear skin" he had given him. Promises to put it in his home as a constant reminder of Brown's consideration.

GLC03141

to unknown

Provides the address of A. M. Foote, whom he recommended for a position. Addressed to "Dear General."

GLC03468.06

to unknown

States that he entered the United States service as a Second Lieutenant on July 1, 1840. Mounted on paper 20.5 x 29.5 cm. Written at Fort Monroe.

GLC03474.03

to Benjamin P. Poore

States that his residence in Washington for this session of Congress is 1828 Jefferson Place.

GLC03476.15

to Robert L. Harris

References Harris's communication of 9 August. Sends along U.S. stamps he just received. Commodore Lowry was born 14 July 1826, at La Guayrs, Venezuela, the son of Robert K. Lowry of Maryland, United States Consul. He was appointed a Midshipman on 21...

GLC03479.46

to Charles Stewart

Written by Skinner of the Bureau of Construction and Equipment of the U.S. Navy Department Stewart of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Wants Stewart to pass along canvas to a Dr. Earle who is preparing it to resist mildew. Wants to inform the bureau when...

GLC03479.47

to Henry Srunken[?]

Written by retired Rear Admiral English to Srunken (the name is hard to read and that spelling might not be correct). Encloses a check for 200 dollars (not included) for a bill that was sent to him.

GLC03479.52