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William Jackson Armstrong Letters
No full textLetters from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath
1930 Appointment Diary of Mayor William Jackson
No full textThis 1930 appointment diary was used by Mayor William Trayton Jackson to manage his schedule. Jackson was born in 1876, mayor of Toledo, Ohio from 1928 to 1931, and died in 1933 and is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery
1929 Appointment Diary of Mayor William Jackson
No full textThis 1929 appointment diary was used by Mayor William Trayton Jackson to manage his schedule. Jackson was born in 1876, mayor of Toledo, Ohio from 1928 to 1931, and died in 1933 and is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery
William Jackson Armstrong letter to C.B. Galbreath, May 11, 1906
No full textLetter from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath, dated May 11, 1906. In the letter, Armstrong discusses his arrival and stay in California, as well as his upcoming plans. Armstrong was a former Inspector-General of U.S. Consulates abroad, who was also known as an historian, political activist and lecturer on social reforms. At the time of his correspondence with Charles Burleigh Galbreath (then the Ohio State Librarian), the former Columbus resident was living in California
William Jackson Armstrong letter to C.B. Galbreath, April 27
No full textLetter from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath, dated April 27 (likely 1907). In this letter written from Terra Haute, Indiana, Armstrong discusses his improved health and experience in Indiana. Armstrong was a former Inspector-General of U.S. Consulates abroad, who was also known as an historian, political activist and lecturer on social reforms. At the time of his correspondence with Charles Burleigh Galbreath (then the Ohio State Librarian), the former Columbus resident was living in California
William Jackson Armstrong letter to C.B. Galbreath, October 3, 1906
No full textLetter from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath, dated October 3, 1906. This letter discusses the State Library of Ohio and its board. Armstrong was a former Inspector-General of U.S. Consulates abroad, who was also known as an historian, political activist and lecturer on social reforms. At the time of his correspondence with Charles Burleigh Galbreath (then the Ohio State Librarian), the former Columbus resident was living in California
William Jackson Armstrong letter to C.B. Galbreath, March 19
No full textLetter from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath, dated March 19 (likely 1907). Armstrong advises Galbreath on work-related matters. Armstrong was a former Inspector-General of U.S. Consulates abroad, who was also known as an historian, political activist and lecturer on social reforms. At the time of his correspondence with Charles Burleigh Galbreath (then the Ohio State Librarian), the former Columbus resident was living in California
William Jackson Armstrong letter to C.B. Galbreath regarding grammar
No full textLetter from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath, undated. In this correspondence, titled "A brief Brief showing the absurdity of the passive transitive verb!" Armstrong discusses grammatical points in the argument that the passive form of a verb cannot be simultaneously considered a transitive verb. Armstrong was a former Inspector-General of U.S. Consulates abroad, who was also known as an historian, political activist and lecturer on social reforms. At the time of his correspondence with Charles Burleigh Galbreath (then the Ohio State Librarian), the former Columbus resident was living in California
William Jackson Armstrong letter to C.B. Galbreath, June 13, 1906
No full textLetter from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath, dated June 13, 1906. In this letter written from Pomona, California, Armstrong discusses his stay in various residences around southern California, gives his impression of the state, and inquires as to several individuals back in Columbus. Armstrong was a former Inspector-General of U.S. Consulates abroad, who was also known as an historian, political activist and lecturer on social reforms. At the time of his correspondence with Charles Burleigh Galbreath (then the Ohio State Librarian), the former Columbus resident was living in California
William Jackson Armstrong letter to C.B. Galbreath, June 28, 1906
No full textLetter from William Jackson Armstrong to Charles B. Galbreath, dated June 28, 1906. Armstrong addresses some financial concerns he has back in Columbus and requests the assistance of Galbreath with settling accounts. The final page of this letter is not included. Armstrong was a former Inspector-General of U.S. Consulates abroad, who was also known as an historian, political activist and lecturer on social reforms. At the time of his correspondence with Charles Burleigh Galbreath (then the Ohio State Librarian), the former Columbus resident was living in California
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