Box 1 [2M-A-7B]
Container
Contains 436 Results:
The Reformation of the Supreme Court and Other Reforms, November 11
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 171
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
November 11
A Remarkable Chapter of Military Criticism, Undated
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 172
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
Undated
Republican Victory in New York City; The Carlisle Bonds, January 31
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 173
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
January 31
The Result in New York, November 7
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 174
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
November 7
The Resumption of General Boynton’s War on General Sherman, September 20
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 175
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
September 20
The Row about Risley and the Superior Policy of the President, March 30
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 176
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
March 30
St. Patrick’s Day and the Green Flag, March 18
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 177
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
March 18
Saxby on Christmas Presents, Undated
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 178
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
Undated
Sectional War Declared the South Against New York; Crying for Republican Help, January 27
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 179
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
January 27
The Secretary of State as a Secretary of War, Undated
Item — Box: 1 [2M-A-7B], Folder: 180
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection features hundreds of clippings documenting Murat Halstead's contributions to newspaper reporting. Presumably from the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the clippings appear to have run in a column titled "Mr. Halstead's Correspondence." Halstead's articles cover a variety of topics of interest during the 1890s. For example, Halstead reports on the death of First Lady Caroline Scott Harrison and the burial of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, the World's Columbian Exposition...
Dates:
Undated