Box 12
Container
Contains 30 Results:
Document of return of Kate Newell Doggett's body from Havana, Cuba to Tampa, Florida in 1893 (photocopy)
File — Box: 12, Folder: 26
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Materials by and about Kate Newell Doggett, founder of The Fortnightly of Chicago. Primarily contains Mrs. Doggett’s writings, including an undated manuscript for a book on painting. This manuscript was mostly written on interesting scrap paper, including sign-up lists for “The Agitator, a Woman’s Paper,” edited by Mary A. Livermore; an appeal letter (in both English and French) from Julia Ward Howe; “To those already invited to take part in a Woman’s Peace Congress” from 1872; and...
Correspondence in reference to Doggett, 1905
File — Box: 12, Folder: 27
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Materials by and about Kate Newell Doggett, founder of The Fortnightly of Chicago. Primarily contains Mrs. Doggett’s writings, including an undated manuscript for a book on painting. This manuscript was mostly written on interesting scrap paper, including sign-up lists for “The Agitator, a Woman’s Paper,” edited by Mary A. Livermore; an appeal letter (in both English and French) from Julia Ward Howe; “To those already invited to take part in a Woman’s Peace Congress” from 1872; and...
Dates:
1905
Drawing room inventory, including books owned by Kate Newell Doggett, compiled by Fortnight members, Feb. 2016
File — Box: 12, Folder: 28
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Materials by and about Kate Newell Doggett, founder of The Fortnightly of Chicago. Primarily contains Mrs. Doggett’s writings, including an undated manuscript for a book on painting. This manuscript was mostly written on interesting scrap paper, including sign-up lists for “The Agitator, a Woman’s Paper,” edited by Mary A. Livermore; an appeal letter (in both English and French) from Julia Ward Howe; “To those already invited to take part in a Woman’s Peace Congress” from 1872; and...
Dates:
Feb. 2016
Letter from Rima Lunin Schultz to Betsey Bobrinskoy, Feb. 15, 1996
File — Box: 12, Folder: 29
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Materials by and about Kate Newell Doggett, founder of The Fortnightly of Chicago. Primarily contains Mrs. Doggett’s writings, including an undated manuscript for a book on painting. This manuscript was mostly written on interesting scrap paper, including sign-up lists for “The Agitator, a Woman’s Paper,” edited by Mary A. Livermore; an appeal letter (in both English and French) from Julia Ward Howe; “To those already invited to take part in a Woman’s Peace Congress” from 1872; and...
Dates:
Feb. 15, 1996
Translator's Preface written by Doggett for "The Grammar of Painting and Engraving" by Charles Blanc, 1873 (photocopy)
File — Box: 12, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Materials by and about Kate Newell Doggett, founder of The Fortnightly of Chicago. Primarily contains Mrs. Doggett’s writings, including an undated manuscript for a book on painting. This manuscript was mostly written on interesting scrap paper, including sign-up lists for “The Agitator, a Woman’s Paper,” edited by Mary A. Livermore; an appeal letter (in both English and French) from Julia Ward Howe; “To those already invited to take part in a Woman’s Peace Congress” from 1872; and...
Dates:
1873 (photocopy)