Box 2

 Container

Contains 214 Results:

Scripps, John P. - (Why Grieve?), 1914 April 24

 File — Box: 2, Book: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1914 April 24

Scripps, James & John - Letter to, 1911 August 21

 File — Box: 2, Book: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1911 August 21

Scripps, James & John - Letter to, 1912 December 23

 File — Box: 2, Book: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1912 December 23

Scripps, Robert P. - Letter to (Figures - Faulty of Course), 1905 March 28

 File — Box: 2, Book: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1905 March 28

Taft Today? What of, 1910 February 12

 File — Box: 2, Book: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1910 February 12

Theory of Waste, A, 1910 November 4

 File — Box: 2, Book: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1910 November 4

This Way Madness Lies (To J.C. Harper), 1914 November 22

 File — Box: 2, Book: 4
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1914 November 22

To Help Is to Hurt (Re: F.H. Bagby), 1910 January 31

 File — Box: 2, Book: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1910 January 31

Tomorrow, What of, 1910 September 10

 File — Box: 2, Book: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1910 September 10

Unearned Increment, The, 1910 December 29

 File — Box: 2, Book: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The E. W. Scripps Papers span the years 1868-1926 with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period beginning in 1889 and lessening after 1917. The collection consists of a mixture of general and special correspondence and letterbooks. The special correspondence,(outgoing), can be cross-referenced with the letter book series which is also outgoing in nature. The letter-books run concurrently with the other correspondence and there is a small amount of duplication between the files. There...
Dates:1910 December 29