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V.5 Miscellany. [subseries]:
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| box-folder 18/61. |
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Autobiographical information and clippings as
follows:
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[n.d.].
An autobiographical essay composed by
Field.
(Auto.[facsimile] and printed versions.) |
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[n.d.].
Clipping showing Field's grave. |
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1926: Mar.
8. Clipping from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
concerning Field's reinterment. |
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1927: Jan.
14. Clipping from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
reviewing Life of Eugene Field[biography] by Slason
Thompson. |
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1927: Feb.
5. Clipping from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
reviewing Life of Eugene Field[biography] by Slason
Thompson.
Note: 6 items, 15 pp. |
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Shelved. [n.d.]. Autograph book. Volume of blank
leaves stamped on spine A little book of profitable
tales.
(1 item, 57 pp.) |
| box-folder 18/62. |
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[n.d.].
Books by Eugene Field. Ts. list with auto.
annotations. Compiler unknown.
(1 item, 10 pp.) |
| box-folder 18/63. |
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Buskett, Wm. C. 1897: Mar. 6. Photograph, inscribed to
Trotty. [n.d.].
Obituary notice clipped from newspaper.
(2 items) |
| box-folder 18/63a. |
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Corwin, W.B. [n.d.]. To Eugene Field[poem]. Auto. draft,
without corrections.
(1 item, 2 pp.) |
| box-folder 18/64. |
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Democratic Party and campaign material.
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1892.
Red hot Democratic campaign songs. Eugene Field's
copy. |
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[1892].
Cleveland, Grover.
(8 campaign pictures.) |
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1888.
National Democratic Convention. Welcome to the
convention in St. Louis. |
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1892: Dec.
7. The Union League, Philadelphia. Autographs of
Field, Henry George, Talcott Williams, Edward W. Bok, and
others on Union League stationary. |
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[n.d.].
Handy, M.P. Three calling cards identifying him as
National Commissioner to Europe for the World's Columbian
Exposition.
Note: 14 items, 37 pp. & 11 cards |
| box-folder 18/65. |
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Drawings: [Eugene Field]. 1888: April 23. Drawing
of Mary Field made by Eugene Field;
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[n.d.].
Drawing of himself made by Eugene Field on the back
of a calling card of F.B. DeBerard.
Note: 2 items, 1 p. & 1 card. |
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Map case. [n.d.]. Drawings: Stoddard, Lawrence(?).
[Eugene Field in the Chicago Daily News Office] [caricature].
Ink and water color drawing.
(1 item) |
| box-folder 18/66. |
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1892: Feb.
16. Drawings: Young, Art. Horace and me[caricature].
Ink drawing of Field.
(1 item) |
| box-folder 18/67. |
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[n.d.].
Edward VII. Auto. note, allegedly written by Edward
while Prince of Wales.
(1 item, 4 pp. & envelope.) |
| box-folder 18/68. |
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Larned, Wm. Trowbridge. The mantle of Eugene
Field[historical essay]. Tear sheets from the Bookman, v. 41,
1915.
(1 item, 15 pp.) |
| box-folder 18/69. |
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189?: May 13.
McCullogh, J.B. Note accompanying a Reporter's badge
for Railway conductors' convention.
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[n.d.].
Two silhouettes, possibly of field.
(1 item, 2 pp.) |
| box-folder 18/70. |
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[n.d.].
Photographs: Eugene Field. 12
photographs.
(12 items) |
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Map case. [n.d.]. Photographs: Eugene Field. One
photograph.
(1 item) |
| box-folder 18/71. |
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Photographs: People and places. Photographs as
follows:
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[n.d.].
Buffalo, N.Y.: 1825 & 1850. Clipped from a
magazine. |
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[n.d.].
Misc. photos. of prominent journalists from
Buffalo, clipped from magazine. Including: J.N. Matthews,
Henry H. Otis, C.W. Winspear, John Laughlin, Wilson Shannon
Bissell, and Robert Dick. |
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1895: Feb.
Francis Wilson. Inscribed to Eugene
Field.
Note: 6 items. |
| box-folder 18/72. |
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Poetic tributes.
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[n.d.].
Reedy, William Marion. To Eugene
Field[poem].
(Ts. copy taken from Missouri literature[anthology],
ed. by Richard H. Jesse & Edward A. Allen.) |
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1892: Feb.
19. Stoddart, Alfred. Our little boy
blue[poem].
(Auto. draft, inscribed to Eugene Field.)
Note: 2 items, 2 pp. |
| box-folder 18/73. |
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Programs, passenger lists, menues, etc.
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1892: Aug.
3. Field's place card for a dinner, signed by those
present. |
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1894: Feb.
23. Menue for a luncheon at The Snipery, signed by
those present. |
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1892: Feb.
13. Seating arrangement and signatures of those
present at a luncheon at the Virginia Hotel. |
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1889: Oct.
9. Inman line. List of saloon passangers...
Including the Field family. |
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1892: Dec.
6. Pen and Pencil Club. Program for a reading by
Eugene Field and George W. Cable. |
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1889: Feb.
6. Milwaukee Press Club. Program for a reading by
Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley. |
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[n.d.].
H.J. Norman. Miss Mary French Field...in readings
from her father's poems [advertising booklet]. |
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[no year:
April 21]. Anchorage Country Club. Program for a
reading by Eugene Field. |
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1892: June
21. Richards, Frank. Protection for Americans
abroad[advertising broadsheet].
Note: 9 items, 34 pp. |
| box-folder 18/74. |
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1877: April.
The Rothacker-Rosewater imbroglio[compilation of
clippings]. Clippings mounted on paper. Compiled by
Field.
(1 item, 7 pp.) |
| box-folder 18/75. |
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Various items.
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[n.d.].
An account list perhaps composed by
Field. |
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[n.d.].
A copy of Field's bookplate, mounted. |
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[n.d.].
Park, Wm. D. & Son. The lobster: Is it cruel to
cook him alive[culinary/humanitarian inquiry]. |
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[no year]:
Dec. 4. Two box seat tickets to P.T. Barnum's
Greatest Show On Earth, at the Olympia Theatre,
[London]. |
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1890.
Guest card for J.W. North Eagle privided by the
Duke of Westminster, admitting Eagle to the Grosvenor House
for lunch.
Note: 7 itemsNote: 281 items |
