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1886/11/18
Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908
to Fitzhugh Lee re: a saddle horse and his weight
Written as President to Gov. Lee of Virginia.
GLC02793.047
1887/12/30
to Henry W. Box re: thanks for box of cigars
Written as President. An unusually thankful note.
GLC02793.048
1889/11/10
Harrison, Benjamin, 1833-1901
to Sen. Joseph R. Hawley re: his loneliness and an invitation to dinner
Written as President
GLC02793.049
1897/01/01
to Comm. E. C. Benedict re: his message to Congress, advice on investments
GLC02793.051
1898/06/02
McKinley, William, 1843-1901
to Elihu Root re: giving a son's body and arms to his father
Written as President to Root as Secretary of War. The bearer, Nicholas Fish, had lost his son in the Spanish-American War.
GLC02793.052
1894 ca.
Prince Studio
[Cabinet photograph of William F. Cody]
Signed by Cody with "W.F. Cody" and "Buffalo Bill." Shown in a suit with a full white mustache and a beard growing only from his chin. Taken by Prince Studio, 31 Union Square, New York, and Penn. Ave & 11th St. Washington, D.C.
GLC02508.04
1889/01/14
Sherman, John, 1823-1900
to M. A. Wright re: possibility of appointing southerners to Benjamin Harrison's cabinet
On Senate stationery. Senator Sherman does not feel at liberty "to advise Gen Harrison as to his cabinet," but hopes he will include some Southerners. John Sherman (1823-1900), William Tecumseh's brother was a prominent US Senator from Ohio (1861...
GLC02691.10
1883
The Ladies Association of the First Presbyterian Church
The Texas cook book.... [first Texas cookbook]
Edited by the Lady's Association of the First Presbyterian Church. Standard fare plus some ethnic dishes. With 60 interleaved manuscript recipes.
GLC02936
1887
Johnson, A.J., fl. 1887
County map of the state of Texas
County map of Texas from 1887. Colored in pink and green. Includes a smaller map of the "plan of Galveston and vicinity." Page numbers on top of map are 64 and 65. Published by Wm Bradley & Bros.
GLC02942
10 January 1895
to John Parkinson re: cheapest land trade he ever made
GLC03418
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