Box 1
Contains 42 Results:
"Daniel Read Anthony", 1902 - 1948
Bound and mounted newspaper clippings about Daniel Read Anthony, his son, grandson, and great grandson from numerous newspapers including the Kansas City Star, February 23, 1902; The Leavenworth Times, November 12, 1904; and The Graduate Magazine, January 1948.
Biographical sketches of Colonel D.R. Anthony from the United States Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery, 1890 - 1891
Includes a letter requesting a written sketch to be edited for the "National Cyclopaedia of American Biography," a prospectus booklet of the same, and 2 sewn copies of a biographical sketch of Anthony from the United States Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery.
Various papers belonging to Daniel Read Anthony, 1870 - 1904
Includes a “Regular Republican Ticket,” a small printed ticket naming the Republicans in the election from an envelope marked 1870; an 1882 card advertising Havens flour; a news clipping for Anthony and Havens Insurance Agents; an 1889 ticket to the Republican National Committee; a 1900 Western Union Telegraph book; and a 1904 expense statement packet.
Letters from Susan B. Anthony to D.R. Anthony concerning the Read family history, February 23, 1904 - February 21, 1905
Unidentified Anthony family letters, 1933, 1934, 1938
Includes two letters addressed to Mrs. D.R. Anthony sent in 1933 and 1934. D. R. Anthony’s wife, Anna O. Anthony, died in 1930, so it is likely that these letters were written to Bessie Havens Anthony, Mrs. D.R. Anthony, Jr.
Also includes a post card from “SMH [?]” to “Cousin Maude” and a booklet, “Notes on Famous Churches and Abbeys, St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield.” The post card is addressed to Maude Anthony Koehler, Daniel Read Anthony Jr.’s sister.
Manhattan Life Insurance policy papers, 1856 - 1952
Includes life insurance notes belonging to Daniel Read Anthony from 1856-1865 along with a 1952 letter from Daniel Read Anthony III regarding that policy.
Miscellaneous items, 1863 - 1880
Brown's Rotary-Shuttle-Sewing Machine Company stocks, 1875
Daniel Read Anthony correspondence, 1889
Letters deal with livestock and investments as well as a suit brought by the Anthony family against the American Glucose Company. Some letters are political in nature, such as one from John Rankin asking Anthony to endorse him for a position at Haskell Institute in Lawrence, Kansas and another petitioning a veteran’s placement in the Leavenworth Soldier’s Home.
Daniel Read Anthony correspondence, 1890
The correspondence mainly deals with Anthony’s farming, insurance and newspaper businesses. Some political topics are interspersed, such as the Leavenworth Times criticism of certain Republican candidates and support of more prohibition enforcement.
Also included are letters from Anthony’s brother, J.M. Anthony at Fort Scott, Kansas, and an invitation to a banquet in honor of the 70th birthday of his sister, Susan B. Anthony, in Washington D.C.
Correspondence from the Associated Press to D.R. Anthony and Kansas and Missouri Associated Press documents, 1883 - 1891
Letter from D.R. Anthony to the S.P. Griffith Company, August 12, 1896
Leavenworth Times correspondence, 1886 - 1905
Also includes an 1882 booklet from the United Press.
Statements by D.R. Anthony against newspaper unions, 1871
Includes a letter labeled by DRA III “A patent statement by Col. Anthony on efforts to unionize the Times.”
Leavenworth Times financial papers, 1887, 1890
Includes a handwritten statement of the profits of the Leavenworth Times from 1871-1887 and financial papers for the year 1890.
Correspondence regarding railroad passes, 1880-1883, 1890
Correspondence regarding a dispute with the Kansas City Journal, 1902
Havens and Kennedy family histories back to 1748, handwritten, circa 1900
Letters to Eleanor (Frey) Havens Adams from her son Paul E. Havens, January 12, 1852 - December 5, 1863
Letters to Matilda “Tillie “ Moore from her husband Paul E. Havens, January 19, 1862 – December 25, 1911
Also includes an “Orange Association” ticket.
Letters to Paul E. Havens from his wife Matilda “Tillie” Havens, July 19, [1877] – August 8, 1877
Also includes a note presumably written by Daniel Read Anthony III that says “Letters from Tillie Moore who married Paul E. Havens – your great, great grandfather,” though no letters were found from Tillie to Paul before they were married.
“Mother Goose Melodies: New Edition” by Paul E. Havens [coloring book using racist language and imagery], 1869
Letters to Paul Havens from his sister Antionette "Net" Havens, September 11, 1871; June 1, 1876
Letters to Paul E Havens from his brother Arthur B. Havens, September 7, 1871 - July 1, 1881
Letters to Paul E. Havens from his brother Eugene's daughter Nellie Havens, April 2, 1872 - September 25, 1879
These letters imply that Paul Havens was in charge of his neice Nellie's finances after her father Eugene's death in 1864.