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Title: Third Annual Report of the New-York Young Men's Christian Association
Date: 1855-05-21
Description: Presented May 21st, 1855, with the Treasurer's Report, the Names of Officers and Committees, and a List of Donations

Title: Minutes of the Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the Missouri Baptist Association
Date: 1833-09
Description: Held at Feefe's Creek M. H., St. Louis County, Mo.

Title: St. Louis Directory of Charities and Philanthropies, 1905
Date: 1905
Description: Presenting a brief statement of the special work, location, officers and necessities of the most prominent of such institutions; with a mention of such other organizations as look to public for support. A hand-book for charity workers and a ready reference book for the benevolent public., The digitization of this directory was made possible through the support of the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the Missouri State Library, a division of the Office of the Secretary of State.

Title: Communication From the Secretary of State, Transmitting Report of the Curator of the State University
Date: 1855

Title: Captain William F. and Betty Streckfus Carroll Collection Photographs
Description: The photographs of the William F. and Betty Streckfus Carroll Collection are mostly of the boats, people and businesses of the Streckfus Steamers Company, although photographs of other vessels and river personalities can also be found. A finding aid to the full collection, including the photographs, is available.

Title: Street Railway, Hotel and Park Guide of the City of St. Louis
Description: This is a small pocket-sized street directory for the city of St. Louis. It lists street names alphabetically with their beginning and ending points, street railway lines, ward boundaries, hotels, and parks. While it has no publication date, research suggests that is was published in the late 1880’s, possibly 1888 or 1889.

Title: Letter to the Unitarian Society in Louisville
Date: 1840-10-01
Description: Letter to the parish from the former minister about the current state of the parish.

Title: St. Louis Directory of Charities and Philanthropies, 1907
Date: 1907
Description: Presenting a brief statement of the special work, location, officers and necessities of the most prominent of such institutions; with a mention of such other organizations as look to public for support. A hand-book for charity workers and a ready reference book for the benevolent public., The digitization of this directory was made possible through the support of the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the Missouri State Library, a division of the Office of the Secretary of State.

Title: Capitol - 4th deck
Date: 1921
Description: Women with picnic basket on the fourth deck dining area of the excursion steamer CAPITOL.

Title: New York City
Description: A scene of New York City's buildings overlooking a body of water that is filled with barges and boats.

Title: Minnesota River-Mandota
Description: A landscape view overlooking houses, trees, and a river.

Title: Miss W.
Description: A full-length portrait of a woman sitting in a chair.

Title: The Gossips
Description: A view of two silhouetted figures speaking to each other in a darkened workspace.

Title: Three Elms
Description: A landscape view of rolling hills with three elm trees on a ridge.

Title: On the Harlem River
Description: A view of a boat looking onto a body of water with buildings and boats in the distance.

Title: Washington University Buildings II
Description: A depiction a group of large buildings with trees and shrubs in the foreground.

Title: Capitol - 2nd deck
Date: 1935-10
Description: Excursion steamer CAPITOL Oct. 1935. Second deck ballroom.

Title: Minutes of the Regular Baptists Association
Date: 1836-11
Description: Began and Held at Spring Creek M. H. Hardiman County, Ten.

Title: Kate Adams, Kate Adams (First)
Description: The first Kate Adams was built in 1872 at SewickleyPennsylvania and then completed at Pittsburgh. Her dimensions were:- 247 x 72.4 x 9.0 feet. Tonnage: gross, 1047; net, 927 tons. She had high pressure engines 24 inches in diameter and 9-foot stroke; also five boilers. Captain James Rees, who had much to do with the biuilding of the Kate Adams and the Will S. Hays, both in 1882, says they were

Title: Letter from Frederick Bates to Colonel Thomas Hunt, July 22, 1807
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Date: 1807-07-22
Description: Letter from Secretary of the Louisiana Territory Frederick Bates to Colonel Thomas Hunt about the formation of a an association of Indians between the Missouri River and the Great Lakes that could be a source of future conflict.
Text: No 13 Saint Louis July 22nd. 1807 Sir, I have lately received informations, which were I disposed to place implicit reliance in them, I should consider of the most alarming nature. The Interpreters of the upper country, particularly Oberrnon of the Lac village, writes me, that there been formed a powerful association of all the Indians between the Lakes and the Missouri for commending a war
Show moreNo 13 Saint Louis July 22nd. 1807 Sir, I have lately received informations, which were I disposed to place implicit reliance in them, I should consider of the most alarming nature. The Interpreters of the upper country, particularly Oberrnon of the Lac village, writes me, that there been formed a powerful association of all the Indians between the Lakes and the Missouri for commending a war
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