Collection of United States Congressmen from New Hampshire Papers, 1886-1900

Title:

Collection of United States Congressmen from New Hampshire Papers, 1886-1900

Creator:

Anonymous

Creator Role:

Collector

Accession / Call Number:

2015.069 (m)

Object ID:

2015.069 (m)

Date:

1886-1900

Physical Description:

1 folder

Level of Description:

Collection

Scope and Content:

Correspondence from United States Congressmen from New Hampshire, written between 1886 and 1900 and collected by an anonymous donor. The earliest letter, dated June 9, 1886, was written from Henry W. Blair to Miss Mason, who reminisces their times together in Plymouth and regrets to hear of the death of Mr. Morrison. In the second letter from William E. Chandler to Asa M. Mattice dated December 26, 1888, Chandler writes of the steam heating and refrigerating plant of the Washington Market Company. J.H. Gallinger writes the third letter on August 4, 1894 to an unknown recipient about a speech he gave on the American Tariffs. Gallinger also writes the fourth letter on April 19, 1898 to Charles Ellicock about his trip to Cuba and also encloses a speech he gave to the Senate on the situation in Cuba (not included). The last letter in the collection was written by Cyrus A. Sulloway on July 15, 1900 about a pension.

Subjects:

Correspondence

Locations:

Washington, DC

People:

Blair, Henry W., 1834-1920 , Chandler, William E., 1835-1917 , Gallinger, Jacob H., 1837-1918 , Sulloway, Cyrus A., 1839-1917

Organizations:

United States. Congress

Credit Line:

Gift of anonymous.

Location Code:

TL/1W

Restrictions:

Available for research.

Preferred Citation:

Collection of United States Congressmen Papers, 1886-1900, 2015.069 (m). New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, NH. Date accessed.