Scope and Contents Hanley, James F. and Ballard MacDonald. "Indiana." New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1917. Kalman, Emmerich, Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse. "Just A Voice to Call Me Dear." New York: T. B. Harms Company, 1917. Kern, Jerome, Gul Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse. "Till the Clouds Roll By." New York: T. B. Harms, 1917. Meyer, George W. andd Howard Johnson. "In the Land of Wedding Bells." New York: Leo Feist, 1917. Morse, Theodore and Dorothy Terriss. "Sing Me Love's Lullaby." New York: Leo...

Series-level Scope and Content Note From the Series: (Box 1, Folders 22 - 98) This series contains correspondence from Pierre Teilhard de Chardin to his long-time friend and fellow Jesuit, Pierre Leroy. Letters date from March 7, 1948 to April 4, 1955, just before the former's death. All letters have been previously published in 'Letters from My Friend, 1948-1955,' collected and introduced by Pierre Leroy and translated from the French with a preface by Mary Lukas. Four unpublished letters included in this collection are dated as follows:...

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Approximately 130 pieces of correspondence sent to British politician Aneurin Williams between 1874 and 1934 from various personalities in the arts and politics, including historian, novelist, and editor J.A. Froude, German philologist Kuno Meyer, and Sir Edward Augustus Bond, principal Librarian of the British Museum. A curatorial file compiled by Scheetz is also included.

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Note: To facilitate locating material and use of the printed index, folder numbers are assigned to each page group described in the finding aid.

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Chronological Correspondence.

Scope and Contents Leighton and Leighton. "I Never Knew I Loved You Till You Said Goodbye." Chicago: Star Music Company, 1908. Meyer, George W. and Alfred Bryan. "I'll Take Care of You." New York: Harry Cooper, 1908. Mills, Kerry and Arthur J. Lamb. "If You Were Mine." New York: F. A. Mills, 1908. Scott, Cyril and Christina Rossetti. "Lullaby Composed for Voice & Pianoforte." New York: Galaxy Music Corp., 1908. Solman, Alfred and Arthur J. Lamb. "I'll Be Home At Harvest Time." New York: Jos. W. Stern &...

Scope and content note From the Collection: The bulk of Bowers' correspondence deals with inquiries pertaining to government positions and appointments, especially relating to the federal judgeship for the Chicago district. Some of the cases discussed in the correspondence are: Barber & Moon Lumber Company Case; New York Harbor Pollution Case; and the Montana lands, Bureau of Insular Affairs, War Department. Bowers' correspondence, of a semi-official nature, encompasses the year 1909-1910. The bulk of the correspondence deals...

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Chronological Correspondence.

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Contains correspondence (1954-1993) sent from various individuals to William H. Natcher. Much of the correspondence in 1973-1974 documents some of the public's reaction to the Watergate scandal. Included is correspondence from some of Natcher's Kentucky constituents, various companies, many interest groups, and officials at Western Kentucky University. The correspondence is arranged chronologically by year.

Scope and Contents Goodwin, Walter and Clyde Hager. "That Wonderful Mother Of Mine." New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1918. Gottler, Archie and Grant Clarke. "I Hate To Lose You, I'm So Used To You Now." New York: Waterson-Berlin & Snyder Co., 1918. Hanley, James F., Joe Goodwin and Ballard MacDonald. "Three Wonderful Letters From Home." New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1918. Morgan, Jimmie and Billy Duval. "Roaming Romeo." New York: George Fairman, 1918. Pinkard, Maceo. "Don't Cry Little Girl Don't...

Scope and Contents note From the Collection: The George H. O'Connor Papers contain correspondence, photographs, programs, songs, music and cartoons, accumulated by O'Connor throughout his life. The correspondence includes letters from William H. Taft, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, J. Edgar Hoover, Cordell Hull, and Edward Stettinius. The most interesting letters are two written by O'Connor himself to his wife Blanche, while O'Connor was staying at Warm Springs with President Roosevelt.Perhaps the most...

Series-level Scope and Content Note From the Series: [Folders 1:1 - 6:13] Correspondence received by CBL from 1933 through 1971. Includes carbon replies from CBL. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent for each year. To maintain the integrity of a series of correspondence by certain individuals, a given year may include letters from preceding years. In such cases, correspondence is filed by the most recent date in the series. Content is primarily social and personal. Some unclassified official correspondence is included. (Further official...

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Scope and Contents Jesuit obituaries: John A. MacDonald (1907), Leopold Bushart (1909), Peter de Meyer (1878), John J. McKeaney (1967), Anthony Dooher (1914), Casper Menke (1894), Albert Wagner (1924), Martin M. Harts (1895), Anthony Krammer (1875), Peter Karleskind (1862), William J. Lanigan (1966), Vincent S. McDonough (1939), Alphonsus J. Donlon (1923), Matthias Mueller (1925), Richard Martin (1939), Robert Fulton (1895), William Rice (1864), Antoine Laval (1728), Maximilien le Roy (1768), Terence J. Shealy...

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Contains all material by and pertaining to Algernon Charles Swinburne. Corresponding curatorial files maintained by John Mayfield for most items are cited. Access to these files are by permission from the Manuscripts Librarian.

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Box 16. Alphabetical photographic files Bloomgarten — Boles, Glen, 64 folders.

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Autograph manuscript signed, first performed on the ship "Rhein," 4 pages. Song for two tenors and bass. Separate leaf for each part, one combining all three. Presentation inscription to a Captain Meyer, first performer of the first tenor part. With a second set of parts (three pages) transcribed by B Böttgen. This work is a ninth song added to the original eight of opus 398 and published by Andre in 1878 as Neun patriotische Lieder für vierstimmige Männerchor.

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Note: To facilitate locating material and use of the printed index, folder numbers are assigned to each page group described in the finding aid.