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Personal Archives Annotated Index
The Minneapolis Collection manuscripts collection is comprised of personal papers, such as diaries and letters, which document the lives of both the city's famous and lesser-known residents. Highlights of the collection include the papers of artist John Bradstreet, longtime Minneapolis Public Library director and American Library Association president Gratia Countryman, Star Tribune columnist Barbara Flanagan, and a seven-volume set of nineteenth-century diaries penned by teenager Ezra Pabody.
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Darragh Aldrich (also known as Clara Chaplin Thomas, Clara Chapline Thomas Aldrich) was born December 31, 1884 in Richmond, Indiana and died on March 31, 1967 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. After graduati...read more(M/A 1994.01.01)
Anderson, Ruth (violinist)
Scrapbook of performers in Minneapolis and neighboring communities, 1890-1983. Programs, flyers, clippings concerning choral and orchestral performances in the area. Ephemera collected by Ruth Ande...read more(M/A 1998.47.01)
Arnold, Morris LeRoy
Dr. Arnold was head of the Department of English Literature at Hamline University. He resided in Minneapolis at 2628 Park Avenue. He taught at Hamline from about 1906 to 1943. He was widely known for...read more(M/A 1998.55.01-02)
Avery, Stanley R.
Choirmaster, organist for St. Mark's Episcopal Church, faculty member at McPhail School and College of Music. Includes scrapbooks compiled 1900-1922 and 1935, lists of published compositions, manus...read more(M/A 1994.02.01-02)
Bailiff, Matilda Victorine (1883-1957)
Matilda Victorine Baillif was born in Bloomington, Minnesota on March 24, 1883. The daughter of Matilda Pepin and Jules Adolph Baillif, she had 5 brothers (Joseph Adolphus, John Theodore, Victor Alfre...read more(M/A 1994.03.01)
Baker, Patricia
4th District Commissioner of the Park and Recreation Board, Minneapolis, 1986-1995. This collection consists of correspondence, memorandums, reports and publications pertaining to the Minneapolis Pa...read more(M/A 1994.04.01-03)
Barnard, Floyd P. (1897-1987) Barnard, Margaret Westenberger
Floyd was a music teacher (Roosevelt High and Jefferson Junior High), composer, and Minneapolis Symphony musician. Margaret was a musician. Collection consists of musical scores, Minneapolis Symphon...read more(M/A 1998.43.01-04)
Barrett, Lucille
Minneapolis poet Lucille Barrett was born in 1903, died at the age of 18 on January 28, 1921.(M/A 1994.05.01 SCMC)
Bartholomew, Charles L.
Cartoonist for Minneapolis Journal 1899-1915. An extensive collection of his cartoons and proofs. Also in library collection, books by Bartholomew (see MPL catalog).(M/A 1994.06.01-08)
Benidt, Bruce
Author of the Library Book: Centennial History of the Minneapolis Public Library. Includes notes, draft, tapes, correspondence, copy ready manuscript. Material dates fr...read more(M/A 1994.07.01-03)
Bergquist, J. Victor
John Victor Bergquist (May 18, 1877-February 26, 1935) was born in St. Peter, MN and received a Bachelor of Music from Gustavus Adolphus College in 1895 at age 18. Serving as the organist of Augustana...read more(M/A 2012.07)
Bernat, Leo 1924-1988
Bernat was Minneapolis Housing Commissioner, 1974-1977. Collection includes newsletters, meetings minutes, and miscellaneous writings for the following organizations and issues: United Neighbors, ...read more(M/A 1998.05.01)
Berner, Felix A. (1890-1993)
Felix A. Berner was born November 21, 1890 in Le Mars, Iowa. Worked in the diamond and silver department at J.B. Hudson Jewelry. Berner later was department head and retired as general manager with ...read more(M/A 2011.03.01)
Bjeldanes, Augusta
Augusta Bjeldanes was the founding librarian of the Roosevelt High School library which opened in 1922. Bjeldanes became good friends with many of her student assistants. Some she corresponded ...read more(M/A 1998.49.01)
Boutelle, Grace Hodsdon
Poet, writer, activist (suffragette), folk music ethnologist. Clippings of her writings and poetry [1897]-1924.(M/A 1994.08.01)
Bradstreet, John S.
Leading interior decorator and furniture designer in Minneapolis, 1889-1914. Articles by or about John S. Bradstreet, business brochures, stationery, program flyers. Clippings 1889-. See also SCM...read more(M/A 1994.10.01-.02)
Bridgman, Betty
Member of West High School Class of 1932. Collection includes material pertaining to the 55th and 60th reunions (held in 1987 and 1992) of West High Class of 1932: alumni lists, letters, reunion boo...read more(M/A 1998.06.01-.02)
Brink, Carol Ryrie
Writer of numerous juvenile and adult books including Newbery award winner Caddie Woodlawn. Collection includes manuscript of book The Twin Cities, newspaper clippings, and corresponde...read more(M/A 1994.09.01)
Brock, Emma L
Local artist active in the area during [1915-1941]. Collection is the art work for the book Memoirs of a London Doll. Original work. See also SCMC VF: Biography: Brock, Emma.(M/A 1998.46.01)
Brooks, Gladys
The collection includes mostly material relating to Brooks' run for the mayor of Minneapolis in 1973 and some materials for her campaign for Alderman in 1969. It includes campaign literature, corre...read more(M/A 2005.09.01-.02)
Burke, Dorothy
Research material for the Minneapolis area including Hennepin and 4th Street and Marquette also called Newspaper Row. Includes research material, clippings and photos of buildings, hotels and houses...read more(M/A 1994.11.01)
Carle, Frank Austin (1851-1930)
Born in Spencerport, NY, on July 21, 1851. He studied at the Universities of Wisconsin and Michigan, earning a BA in 1874. He started his journalistic career in Indianapolis in 1876, later working for...read more(M/A 2013.05.01)
Chapman, Louise
Louise Chapman was an assistant in the Music Department at the Minneapolis Public Library. In 1934, she took a leave of absence from her position and started researching the history of music in Minnes...read more(M/A 2010.04.01-02)
Cheney, Mary Moulton
Artist, art instructor, and director Minneapolis School of Art (1917-1926). Cheney organized first class in design for the Minneapolis School of Fine Arts in 1897. She eventually became director of ...read more(M/A 1998.40.01)
Countryman, Gratia A.
Librarian (1900-1905), Chief Librarian (1905-1936) for the Minneapolis Public Library. Includes clippings, clubs and organizations, mementoes, writings, diary, real estate materials. See also Mpls...read more(M/A 1997.01.01-.09)
Cram, Marcella (Marcie)
Marcella and her family lived in the Sumner Glenwood Neighborhood. Her father owned the Victory Drug at 4159 Thomas Ave N. This collection is from Marcella's high school and college years. After...read more(M/A 1998.65.01-02)
Cross, Marion Eleanor 1903-1997
Translator of Louis Hennepin's Description of Louisiana (published in 1938). Collection includes correspondence, worksheets and manuscript copy of book on Hennepin. See also published boo...read more(M/A 1994.13.01)
Dayton-Winchell Family Papers
Includes books, papers, materials from Newton Horace Winchell and other family members. Speeches, photographs materials from national political events (1900) with the international travel in offic...read more(M/A 1994.14.01-09)
Decker, Edward S. (1893-1962)
Edward Decker was associated with the Russell-Miller Milling Co. for over 40 years. He retired in 1958 as a vice president of the company. He was a graduate of Central High School, Minneapolis, a...read more(M/A 1998.57.01)
Donovan, Dayne
Minneapolis resident, World War I soldier stationed in France. Family papers, photos, postcards, newspapers and clippings.(M/A 1994.15.01)
Dunwoody, William H.
Dunwoody, banker and flour manufacturer, was born in Chester Co., Pa. in 1841. He was educated in Philadelphia and began an active career by working in a grain and flour store of his uncle's in Phi...read more(M/A 1994.30.01)
Flanagan, Barbara
Minneapolis newspaper columnist for the Minneapolis Star and Tribune beginning in the 1940s, author, city promoter extraordinaire. Barbara Flanagan was born in Des Moines, Iowa and attende...read more(M/A 1994.16.01-66)
Fletcher, Ken
Ken Fletcher is an amateur transit enthusiast and architectural model designer. In 1976, Fletcher prepared a proposal for the Hiawatha Avenue Citizens Advisory Committee suggesting a light rail line b...read more(M/A 2012.20)
Fraser, Donald
Former State Senator, 5th District Congressman and Minneapolis Mayor, he was born February 20, 1924. He grew up in Southeast Minneapolis and attended Marcy Elementary, University High School, and ...read more(M/A 1998.56.01-03)
Gale, Samuel A.
Scrapbook of theater, newspaper clippings and programs. Appears to be performances that he attended, not necessarily local; time period late 1800s early 1900s.(M/A 1998.63.01)
Gale, Sarah Pillsbury
Sarah "Sadie" Belle Pillsbury Gale was born in 1866 to John Sargent Pillsbury, founder of the C.A. Pillsbury and Company milling company and eighth Governor of Minnesota. She was his youngest daughter...read more(M/A 1998.17.01)
Glyer, Violet
May Violet Victoria Glyer (who went by the name of Violet)was born in Chisago County, MN on May 31st, 1907 to Alfred and Beda Lindberg Glyer. Violet graduated from Forest Lake High School in 1925. Vio...read more(M/A 2005.07.01)
Goodwin, Hugo
Studied with Wilhelm Middelschulte in Chicago, the French composer and organist Charles Widor and the pianist Moszkowsky. He was a well-known organist, giving 697 concerts in the St. Paul Municipal Au...read more(M/A 2012.09)
Guindon, Dick
Editorial cartoonist for Minneapolis Tribune, 1963-1981. Nationally syndicated as of May 1, 1978. Moved to Detroit, Michigan as of February 1, 1981. Collection consists of clippings about Gu...read more(M/A 1994.17.01)
Harrington, Clara
Scrapbook compiled by Clara Harrington, 1940-1949. Details and documents her donation of a mobile canteen for the British Military via the English-Speaking Union. Correspondence and newspaper clipp...read more(M/A 1994.18.01)
Hauser, Irene Melgaard
Irene Melgaard Hauser was born in Argyle, Minnesota in 1896. She died February 17, 1990. She was an English major at Carleton College and graduaded magna cum laude in 1918. She was the first female ...read more(M/A 2005.06.01)
Hawley, Newton
Newton F. Hawley was born in Springdale, Iowa in 1859. After attending school at Grinnell College in Iowa, Hawley practiced law for over 20 years. In 1906, he was named the treasurer and managing exec...read more(M/A 2012.11)
Herou, Louise (1921-2003 )
Scrapbooks of the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, and some 1960s. Herou was an exceptional athlete particularly in speed skating and golf. She also participated in swimming and Diamondball (softball). The scra...read more(M/A 1998.50.01-06)
Hill, Horace M. (1861-1948)
President of Janney, Semple, Hill & Co., Minneapolis. Collection consists of two scrapbooks concerning Mr. Hill's death. One scrapbook (black) contains sympathy letters from business firms both nati...read more(M/A 1998.38.01-04)
Hill, James J and family
Includes some commemorative program materials, newspapers clippings on Hill and family members. Also includes information concerning house in St. Paul, art collection, and the Hill family foundation...read more(M/A 1994.19.01)
Hill, Lawrence J.
North Dakota theater professor. Collection consists of four boxes of research for Ph.D. thesis -- A History of Variety: Vaudeville in Minneapolis, Minnesota fr...read more(M/A 1998.42.01-04)
Holtzermann, Jacob D. (J.D.), Eugenie (Jennie) and family
Jacob (J. D.) owner of Holtzermann Imports, business and political leader, speaker and journalist (1930s-1960s). Eugenie (Jennie) originally from Vienna, married J. D., came to Minneapolis, artist ...read more(M/A 1994.20.01-02)
Humphrey, Hubert H. and Muriel
Collection includes materials mostly on Hubert H. (senator, vice-president candidate) with some material on his wife Muriel (political partner and senator following HHH's death). Materials consist...read more(M/A 1994.21.01-03)
Irvin, Laurence
Minneapolis city planning director, 1958-1975, federal grants coordinator for Minneapolis, and city planner emeritus, 1976-1982. Includes detailed reports and discussions on city projects such as sk...read more(M/A 1994.22.01-10)
Jensen, Laurence
This two box collection consists mostly of the correspondence from Laurence to his girlfriend during the years of 1942-1945. He talks about his daily life in the military and what he does for enter...read more(M/A 2003.05.01-.02)
Jensen, William Leland, 1907-1998
Informative collection of clippings, correspondence, reports, publications, photographs, and miscellaneous materials pertaining to the War Production Board (after the World War II called the Civilia...read more(M/A 1998.48.01-02)
Johnson, Asa Emery
Asa Emery Johnson was born in 1825 in Bridgewater, New York. After studying homeopathy, he entered into a three year medical apprenticeship with a Dr. Erastus King. He completed his professional studi...read more(M/A1994.23.01)
Johnson, Charles O.
Executive sports editor for the Minneapolis Star and Minneapolis Tribune. Johnson was instrumental in bringing professional sports to Minnesota including the Lakers, the Vikings, t...read more(M/A 1994.24.01)
Johnson, Edward M.
Diaries kept 1873-1874 during a bicycle trip through Europe. Edward M. Johnson may have become a lawyer and alderman from 2nd ward in Minneapolis. Firm may have been Johnson & Leonard.(M/A 1994.25.01)
Johnstone, Muriel Ruth
North High School Senior Memory Book, 1922-1923.(M/A 2005.03.01)
Jones, Harry Wild (1859-1935)
Harry Wild Jones (1859-1935) a noted Minneapolis architect born in Michigan, worked under H.H. Richardson in Boston for one year. Founded his own firm in Minneapolis in 1885. He taught architectu...read more(M/A 1998.66.01-02)
Kellogg, Frank B. 1856-1937
U.S. Senator, Ambassador, Secretary of State, Nobel Peace Prize winner (1930). Papers include clippings on Kellogg's life and correspondence concerning campaign to have him nominated for the Nobel ...read more(M/A 1994.12.01)
Killen, Marcella F.
Killen worked for the U.S. Dept. of Interior, 10 years. She ran unsuccessfully for the seat in U.S. House of Representatives, 1946-1952 to represent the 5th Ward and later the 3rd Ward. First she r...read more(M/A 1994.26.01-02)
Kittleson, J. (John) Harold 1905-2002
This very extensive collection, including books, photos, scrapbooks, diaries, clippings, other ephemera, has material that documents Kittleson's loves, his interests, and his experiences including ...read more(M/A 1994.27.01-25)
Larsen, Andreas Ruud (1876-1942)
Talented stained glass artist. Larsen demonstrated careful handling of color and reverent treatment of religious subjects and artistic execution of figures and designs. Total of 180 items in coll...read more(M/A 1994.28.01-04)
Larson, Walter E.
Walter E. Larson served as a director at State Bank. A native of Minneapolis, Larson worked in the meat business for a number of years before joining the board of directors of the Clinic Equipment C...read more(M/A 2007.01.01)
Leach, George E. 1876-1955
Leach received significant media coverage as an officer in the Minnesota National Guard. He also served as mayor of Minneapolis for seven terms, 1921-1929 and 1937-1941. This collection includes cl...read more(M/A 1994.31.01-03)
Leslie, Frank P. (1892-1972)
President of Leslie Paper Co., collector of rare books. Collection includes scrapbook (1907-1910), West High Yearbook for1911, clippings, miscellaneous booklets, three West High photos. Als...read more(M/A 1998.39.01-.03)
Leslie, Ruth Hill (1892-1969)
Collection includes a charming scrapbook from when Ruth was 15 to 17 years old (1907-1909), two travel diaries (1961-1964), clipping of her obituary and miscellaneous items such as report cards, let...read more(M/A 1998.50.01-02)
Lofstrom, Edward V.
Collection includes papers from his activities as a citizen activist for alternative forms of transportation. Papers include materials from the Twin Cities Metropolitan Transit Commission, the Advis...read more(M/A 1994.29.01-02)
Loring, Albert C. (1858-1932)
Leader in milling industry starting in 1874. He was president of Pillsbury Flour Company 1908-1931, director of Great Northern(M/A 1994.32.01)
Mattke, Harold W., (February 9, 1923- )
Collection of daily entries in diaries beginning in 1941 and ending in 2004. The diaries were written by Harold Mattke and reflect his daily life over the course of many years.(M/A 2004.03.01-04)
May, Jeanette
Jeanette May (1931-) was a long-time resident of Northeast Minneapolis and a community advocate. She was born in Braham, MN and moved to Northeast Minneapolis in 1941.(M/A 2009.03.01-38)
McConnell, Viola Carlberg (1903-1996)
Author, editor, church activist. Miscellaneous materials including articles written by McConnell, programs, notices, newsletters, photographs and snapshots of the Girl's Friendly Society, Religious...read more(M/A 1994.33.01)
Mitchell, John H. Jr. (1878-1963)
Established Mitchell Advertising Agency in 1903. The collection includes a cursory look at John Mitchell, his family and a few of the organizations that he was extensively involved with, specifical...read more(M/A 1994.34.02)
Mitropoulous, Dimitri (1896 - 1960)
Permanent conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra from 1937 to 1949. His obituary stated that he ~was the best loved of all the permanent conductors of the Minneapolis Symphony. He was an in...read more(M/A 1998.52.01)
Mondale, Walter F. and Joan
Active in politics throughout his adult life, Walter served consecutively as Minnesota attorney general, U.S. senator and vice president. He was vice-president of the United States during Jimmy Cart...read more(M/A 1994.35.01-.03)
Mull, Margaret (1910-1990)
Chief of Community Libraries, Minneapolis Public Library. Collection includes scrapbook given to her at her retirement dinner March 17, 1973 as well as letters of appreciation sent to her from vario...read more(M/A 1998.41.01)
Naftalin, Arthur (1917-2003)
Mayor of Minneapolis 1961-1969. Includes newspaper clippings (1940s-1980s) on mayoral career, biographical and miscellaneous items (campaign brochures, Christmas cards, several letters, etc.). Also ...read more(M/A 1998.08.01-02)
Nagurski, Bronko (1908-1990)
University of Minnesota and pro-football legend. Collection consists of newspaper clippings from 1928 through his death in 1990. Also includes obituary notice of spouse Eileen Kane Nagurski.(M/A 1998.09.01)
Needham Hollenbeck, Rosemary
Enlisted in first year of the Marine Corp's Women's Reserve, 1943. Served from 1943-1947. Was stationed in Edenton, North Carolina, Cherry Point, NC, and San Diego, CA. Collection includes photogra...read more(M/A 1998.45.01-03)
Oberhoffer, Emil (1867-1933)
Founder and conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra from 1903 to 1922. His obituary states that ~he was the greatest man in the short but outstanding history of Minneapolis music in an impor...read more(M/A 1998.53.01-04)
Olson, Floyd B. (1891-1936)
Governor of Minnesota, 1931-1936. Collection consists mainly of newspaper clippings (1921-1980s) with emphasis on his years as governor. Miscellaneous items relating to campaigns, memorials, his Min...read more(M/A 1998.01-03)
Olson, Philip (1890-1986)
Sgt. Philip Olson served in World War I with the 25th Regiment Engineers. After his enlistment he departed New York for France on October 31, 1918 aboard the transport ship Agamemnon. The journey was ...read more(M/A 2012.01.01)
Oren, Mabel H. (1885-1967)
Taught creative writing classes at the Minneapolis Public Library during the late 30s and early 40s. Includes monthly reports on creative writing (stories, poems, etc. sold to publications), class a...read more(M/A 1998.11.01)
Orth, John and family
John Orth was the first brewer in the Minneapolis/St. Anthony area. His brewery along with 3 other breweries merged in July 1890 to become the Minneapolis Brewing and Malting Company (later Minneapoli...read more(M/A 2010.02.01)
Osborn Family
Two scrapbooks kept by a Helen Osborn Cook who lived in Minneapolis in the 30s and 40s. She was a stenographer in 1938 at the Minnesota Soldiers Home where she also resided. Photos and clippings, ep...read more(M/A 1998.12)
Oue, Eiji
Ninth music director of the Minnesota Orchestra, September 1995 to May 2002. Before joining the Minnesota Orchestra he served as music director of Pennsylvania's Erie Philharmonic from 1991 to 1995. ...read more(M/A 1998.54.01)
Pabody, Ezra Fitch
Diaries of twelve year old Minneapolis boy covering the years 1882, and 1885 through 1890. The journals chronicle everything about his daily life, school, family, church, exercise, nature, and explor...read more(M/A 1998.13.01)
Paige, Mabeth Hurd (1870-1961)
Lawyer, state legislator (1922-1944), civic worker, suffragist. Correspondence, papers from 1900-1950s. Biographical materials as well as Mabeth Paige's manuscript on reminiscences of her life. Also...read more(M/A 1998.14.01-02)
Pattee, William S. (1846-1911)
William Sullivan Pattee was born in Maine in 1846. While attending Bowdoin he taught in public schools in Brunswick. He was a professor of Greek at the University of Lake Forrest. In 1874, he became t...read more(M/A 1998.16.01)
Patton, Willard
Born in Milford, ME, Willard Patton (May 26, 1853-December 14, 1924) was a musician, teacher and composer. He composed more than 90 works, including songs, operas, choral works, oratorios and cantatas...read more(M/A 2012.04)
Peake, Emily
Emily Peake was an Ojibwa woman who was born in Minnesota in 1920. She studied history, political science, and psychology at the University of Minnesota, and she received a Bachelor's Degree in 1947. ...read more(M/A 2005.05.01-.03)
Powell, John Walker (1872-1953)
Rev. John Walker Powell was born March 22, 1872, in Blue Earth, Minnesota. He became a pastor and served in multiple Minnesota communities. He then worked as a lecturer at the University of Minnesota,...read more(M/A 1998.18.01)
Pranke, Richard Nicholas (1911- )
Retired F.B.I agent. Assigned to Minneapolis FBI office from 1950 to when he retired March 31, 1961 (see pages 671-861) First copy of manuscript of his autobiography, Autobiography, Travels and ...read more(M/A 1998.19.01)
Quist, Peter P. (1854-1939)
Quist was born in Sweden (1854) and came to the US when he was 10 years old. As an adult he took great pains to tell the story of his parents and the siblings of his and his parents. He reproduc...read more(M/A 2005.04.01-02)
Rawlings, Edwin W. (1905-1997)
Retired Air Force General, General Mills chairman (1967-1969). Includes biographical clippings, miscellaneous items dealing with autobiography. Also includes copy of manuscript Born to Fly ...read more(M/A 1998.20.01)
Reed, Frederick Watson (1853-1945)
Attorney for Legal Aid Society and practicing attorney in a Minneapolis law firm. Collection consists of miscellaneous letters and papers (early1900s to1940s) presented to the Minneapolis Collection ...read more(M/A 1998.21.01)
Reid, Bob
Collection consists of publicity releases for major sports and entertainment events in the metro area for 1955-1963. Bob Reid started in the entertainment business while a student at the University ...read more(M/A 1998.22.01)
Rochford, Daniel 1900-1996
Writer/journalist for various newspapers and magazines including the Boston Transcript. During WWII, he headed the Target Area Control for the Overseas Branch, Office of War Information. He worked...read more(M/A 1998.01.01)
Saint Denis, Charles (1901-1971)
Lawyer, radio broadcaster aboard USS America in 1931, also served as general counsel for the state emergency relief administration in 1935. Collection includes letters (1927-1934) and notes, memos f...read more(M/A 1998.23.01)
Scott, Jessaline
Jessaline Scott (also known as Mrs. I. G. Scott) represented the Fourth District of Hennepin County Board of Commissioners. She was the first woman to serve on the County Board of Commissioners. Sh...read more(M/A 1998.60.01-05)
Shipstead, Henrik (1881-1960)
U.S. Senator. Collection consists mainly of newspaper clippings (1920s to1960). Also includes several speeches made in Congress and on WCCO radio.(M/A 1998.24.01)
Shuey, Alfred M. (1846-1930)
Organist, composer, ~father~ of Shriner drill patrol. Collection includes two scrapbooks containing clippings and programs from many Minneapolis musical events. Scrapbook I from 1868-1881 and Scrapb...read more(M/A 1998.25.01)
Smith, James G. 1909-
Collection is of World War 1939-1945 correspondence and includes some photographs. Correspondence includes over 300 letters to his wife and parents detailing his life in the service. Prior to enli...read more(M/A 1998.02.01-02)
Stebbins, Edward S. (1854-1934)
Minneapolis architect including many Minneapolis Public School buildings.. Collection includes manuscript by Patty Baker on the life and work of Edward Stebbins. Also miscellaneous items such as ...read more(M/A 1998.26.01)
Taney, Clifford A. Jr. (1899-1961)
Graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1920. His career in the military was halted after a leg injury shortly after graduation. He graduated from the University of Minnesota Law School in June ...read more(M/A 1998.58.01)
Thompson, Ruth
Librarian of the Minnesota Collection at Minneapolis Public Library, her column, Minnesota Memories appeared in the Minneapolis Tribune from January 1, 1945 through October 9, 1950. These ...read more(M/A 1998.07.01-02)
Ueland, Brenda (1891-1985)
Writer, nationally known author. Collection includes newspaper clippings, some of her columns from various newspapers including ~Round the Town~ in Shopping News for 1943. Includes two lett...read more(M/A 1998.27.01)
Upham, Daniel (1907-1978)
Minneapolis Star columnist, associate editor. Collection consists of correspondence (1952-1975), ~Downtown~ column clips (1969-1972), transcripts of news programs, two notebooks, photos, an...read more(M/A 1998.28.01-02)
Vandenbergh, Pieter and family
Pieter (1886-1981), member of Minneapolis Painters' Union Local 386 and the First Unitarian Society. He also had a great interest in the Cooperative movement (as in food cooperatives, etc.). Collect...read more(M/A 1998.29.01-02)
Wallace, Sarah Leslie
Sarah Leslie Wallace was born in Kansas City, Missouri. As a small child she moved to Minneapolis with her family. She received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the College of St. Catherin...read more(M/A 2005.02.01)
Warmington, Carl (1907-
Musician, social worker, Minneapolis resident. Collection includes biographical reminiscences, especially about the Depression and Mr. Warmington's days as a member of a Jazz band during the 1920s. ...read more(M/A 1998.30.01)
Watson Family: Grace, Alice, and Amelia G.
Amelia Watson (married to Jabez-Poole) (1845-) of Marshall, MN was a writer. Collection consists of her diaries 1866-1932. Also a scrapbook of her articles etc. Alice Watson (married to Donald R. Da...read more(M/A 1998.31.01)
Weld, Charlotte
Collection consists of papers dealing the Women's Division of Hennepin War Savings Committee, Minneapolis Volunteer Service Bureau (primarily 1947-1948) in connection with the Minneapolis Council of...read more(M/A 1998.51.02)
Wells, Leonard
Leonard Wells was the book buyer of Powers Department Store. He began his career at Powers as a buyer for the drug department. He began with new books, but eventually branched out into used, rare and ...read more(M/A 2012.22)
Wells, Martha C.
Founder of The Tourist Club. Collection includes programs prepared by Martha Wells for The Tourist Club (1891-1910), Merriam Park Woman's Club (early 1900s), and The Argosy (early 1900s). Also inclu...read more(M/A 1998.32.01)
Whitcomb, Anna W. (1886-1980)
Poet, teacher. Collection includes poems (1929-1970s). Also miscellaneous papers and a scrapbook travel diary of her trip to Alaska in June/July 1936.(M/A 1998.33.01)
Wilkinson, William (1848-1925)
Episcopal clergyman, ~Bishop of Wall Street.~ Collection includes biographical clippings including obituary and a scrapbook.(M/A 1998.34.01)
Williams, J. Austin
Tenor, choir director of Gethsemane Episcopal Church. Collection includes clippings, miscellaneous papers, letters, programs etc. and a scrapbook (1900-1910).(M/A 1998.35.01)
Williams, Thomas Hale (1814-1901)
Minneapolis pioneer, first librarian of the Minneapolis Athenaeum (ca. 1859-1899). Collection includes copies of several newspaper clippings including obituary as well as several letters. Also two s...read more(M/A 1998.36.01)
Wirth, Theodore 1864-1949
Superintendent of Minneapolis Park System, 1906-1935. Collection includes the original letterpress copies (as well as a photocopied set) of Wirth's correspondence, 1899-1907 and biographical profil...read more(M/A 1999.01.01-.03)
Young, James Carleton 1856-1918
An exceptional collector of rare books and first editions. Collection includes autographed books of local interest, letters, articles about Young, photographs, research notebooks, and miscellaneous...read more(M/A 1998.04.01)
Youngdahl, Luther (1896-1978)
Minnesota governor, lawyer, judge. Collection consists mainly of newspaper clippings (1920s through 1970s) as well as miscellaneous items such as 1951 inaugural address, 1949 budget message and a sk...read more(M/A 1998.37.01)
Zalusky, Joseph (1881-1970)
Hennepin Co. Historical Society president, executive secretary; historian, geologist and Minneapolis City Planning Commission staff member. Collection includes biographical clippings and ten boxes o...read more(M/A 1998.44.01-10.)
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Wild Magic is one of the novels of Tamora Pierce, set in her fictional land of Tortall. In it, myth and magic clash against the medieval era backdrop.
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It was a great story, with three more books after it. It was abbout a girl who has Wild Magic, a magic different then the normal magic in her time. The story is set in medival times, except that there really is magic.
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Sometimes people become sick from eating a particular food, because they cannot properly process or digest the food, or because they have a true allergic (immune) reaction to the food. Food allergies and food intolerance are sometimes confused with each other, but they are quite different in terms of their origin, symptoms and treatment.
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The new Asian economies of Thailand, China, South Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and others developed in a unique economic environment – distinct from that of Japan. These "Asian Tigers" are often referred to by the acronym AXJ: Asia Excluding Japan.
Asian ex-Japan (AXJ) currencies, especially ASEAN currencies have performed well overall in the last few years bolstered by increased calls for Asian adjustment to help reduce global imbalances, broad USD weakness and higher policymaker comfort with local currency appreciation. There are near-term risks however stemming from the waves of bad news from the credit markets.
Overall, we should see AXJ currencies continue to outperform into 2010 after the major currencies have peaked.
Morgan Stanley's view:
In response to the de-rating of global growth announced on October 6 by our Global Economics Team, we are revising down, further, our outlook for most AXJ currencies. Global financial conditions have deteriorated so substantially in recent weeks that material damage has been inflicted on the global economy. We were already on alert regarding the downside risks facing AXJ currencies in May (see DEFCON-3 on Some Emerging Market Currencies, May 15, 2008). Now the alert level is higher: AXJ currencies remain very vulnerable in the coming months, as Asia is the 'highest-beta' part of the global economy.
Property markets have seen a meaningful rebound from the bottom across the Asia ex-Japan (AXJ) region, particularly in the financial centers of Hong Kong, Singapore, Seoul, Shanghai, Bangkok and Mumbai. From what we can surmise, property prices have risen by 10-40%. Hong Kong and Singapore, which are linked more closely to global financial markets, have seen the sharpest rebound. Despite the recent rebound in property prices, there is not a nationwide property price bubble in China, in our view (see China Economics: Property Sector Recovery Is for Real, May 15, 2009). In India, although property prices are yet to stabilize, anecdotal evidence suggests that property prices have started rising back from the bottom in many pockets after having corrected by 20-30%. Korea's property markets are facing different issues inside and outside Seoul. Due to the limited supply of land within Seoul, the property market there is more demand-driven, which is a function of liquidity conditions and sentiment.
- AXJ's exports contracted 9% YoY in November from a growth of 20%+ in the prior two quarters. December is likely to be much worse.
- Asian crisis bottom was around -14%.
- Support from countries other than US, EU and AXJ itself seems to have vanished as the global slowdown spread more and more.
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International Student Orientation
Coming to a new country can be a challenging experience, but with the right preparation it can be exciting and full of opportunities! To assist you with the transition from your home country to Loyola, the Center for International Education requires that all new international students attend the mandatory International Student Orientation.
As you prepare for your journey, we invite you to join our Facebook pages for the Center for International Education, the International Student Association and the International Buddies (inbus) program. You can ask questions and exchange your thoughts with current international students at Loyola.
You will also find the International Student section of our website helpful with information on the visa application process, pre-departure information and much more.
The orientation covers information that you, as an international student, need to know whether this is your first time in the U.S. or you have studied here already. The orientation also provides a wonderful opportunity for you to meet other international students and it's a great way for you to begin your Loyola experience.
Orientation Schedule
F-1 Students:
Monday, August 18, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Mercy Hall Room 301
Tuesday, August 19, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Mercy Hall Room 301 (subject to change)
J-1 Exchange Students:
Thursday, August 21, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Mercy Hall Room 301
Friday, August 22, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Mercy Hall Room 301
Click on the links below to learn more about orientation:
- Introduction to U.S. Academic Life
- Working on campus and in the U.S.
- SEVIS and Immigration - Everything you need to know to stay in-status
- Living in New Orleans
- International Student Association and campus life
- Adjusting to life in the U.S.
- Student Panel: A Practical Guide to living in New Orleans: International students tell you everything you need to know!
- Gain information about your visa type and how to remain in legal immigration status.
- Learn about working on campus and in the U.S.
- Receive information on classes, how to open a bank account, get a SSN, cell phone and much, much more!
- Find out how to adjust to life in the U.S.
- Meet and become friends with other international students and American students.
- Explore the differences and similarities between the academic systems of the United States and the academic system of your home country and gain helpful skills that can help you navigate the U.S. academic system more effectively.
- Become acquainted with places and services on campus.
- Learn about how to get involved with student life at Loyola.
- Discover what makes New Orleans unique, including its culture, music and food.
- Have your questions and concerns answered by people you can trust including current international students at Loyola.
- Diversity awareness and intercultural understanding and appreciation.
- Awareness of the power of prejudice and stereotypes and their impact on teaching and learning and develop some strategies for dealing with this problem.
- To identify from one's experience behaviors that build trust or break trust across cultures and identify strategies for building trust between cultures on this campus.
Topics Covered in Orientation
Orientation Schedule
Remember, the orientation program is mandatory and you must attend or you will not be allowed to register. For specific times and locations, please check back in June when a detailed schedule will be posted.
Spring 2014
Friday, January 3, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Mercy Hall Room 301
Benefits of Attending International Student Orientation
New Student Orientation
All new F-1 degree-seeking students are also required to attend New Student Orientation. You are welcome to attend any of the sessions being held throughout the month of June.
However, if you cannot attend a June session because you live abroad, there will be an orientation in August. Please send an email to Heather Roundtree to reserve a spot at the August orientation.
NOTE: J-1 exchange students and LIEP students are not required to attend New Student Orientation.
Multicultural Orientation
The Multicultural Orientation is a free event held for incoming freshman of any racial or ethnic background.
Through a variety of activities, students will have the opportunity to unite, interact, form bonds with one another, explore their similarities as well as their differences, and learn about opportunities to get involved on-campus.
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Ph.D. Graduate Program in the Department of Biological Sciences
Students begin their Ph.D. career at Duquesne with coursework and laboratory rotations. At the end of the first year, students choose a Ph.D. mentor. At the end of the second year, students must pass a comprehensive Qualifying Exam. Successful completion of the Qualifying Exam is required to proceed in the Ph.D. program.
The majority of the coursework is completed before the Qualifying Exam. Students must maintain a 3.0 QPA. Teaching and research assistantships providing tuition and a support stipend are available for qualified Ph.D. candidates.
Research is the Focus of the Ph.D. Program
The main requirement for the Ph.D. degree, beyond the coursework and Qualifying Exam, is for the student to carry out a research project that significantly enhances the understanding of their field. The best evidence for this is publication of the research in peer-reviewed journals and presentations at national or international meetings. The student finishes their degree by writing a Ph.D. dissertation, presenting a seminar to the Department on their work, and successfully defending the dissertation to their Faculty Committee.
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Because the amount of time needed to complete the research varies, there is no exact timeline for completion of the Ph.D. degree. Finishing the Ph.D. research usually takes three years after the successful completion of the Qualifying Exam and it must be completed by 7 years after the successful completion of the Qualifying Exam.


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Confused about copyright? You're not alone. The legislation and case law history of copyright and fair use of copyrighted materials is vague and subject to different interpretations. In an academic setting, where masses of intellectual products are created by faculty, staff, and students and used daily in the course of their work, it is in our interest as individuals and an institution to clarify any questions we may have on the subject as they arise. This website was created by the "UAB Working Group on Copyright" to help answer those questions and provide the University community with information about copyright law as it affects them in their work.
The FAQs section provides visitors with answers to questions about copyright generally and UAB copyright policy specifically. This section is updated regularly by the UAB Copyright Group.
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30 U.S. Code § 1711 - Duties of Secretary
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(a) Establishment of inspection, collection, and accounting and auditing system
The Secretary shall establish a comprehensive inspection, collection and fiscal and production accounting and auditing system to provide the capability to accurately determine oil and gas royalties, interest, fines, penalties, fees, deposits, and other payments owed, and to collect and account for such amounts in a timely manner.
(b) Annual inspection of lease sites; training
The Secretary shall—
(1) establish procedures to ensure that authorized and properly identified representatives of the Secretary will inspect at least once annually each lease site producing or expected to produce significant quantities of oil or gas in any year or which has a history of noncompliance with applicable provisions of law or regulations; and
(c) Audit and reconciliation of lease accounts; contracts with certified public accountants; availability of books, accounts, records, etc., necessary for audit
(1) The Secretary shall audit and reconcile, to the extent practicable, all current and past lease accounts for leases of oil or gas and take appropriate actions to make additional collections or refunds as warranted. The Secretary shall conduct audits and reconciliations of lease accounts in conformity with the business practices and recordkeeping systems which were required of the lessee by the Secretary for the period covered by the audit. The Secretary shall give priority to auditing those lease accounts identified by a State or Indian tribe as having significant potential for underpayment. The Secretary may also audit accounts and records of selected lessees and operators.
(2) The Secretary may enter into contracts or other appropriate arrangements with independent certified public accountants to undertake audits of accounts and records of any lessee or operator relating to the lease of oil or gas. Selection of such independent certified public accountants shall be by competitive bidding in accordance with chapters 1 to 11 of title 40 and division C (except sections 3302, 3307(e), 3501(b), 3509, 3906, 4710, and 4711) of subtitle I of title 41, except that the Secretary may not enter into a contract or other arrangement with any independent certified public accountant to audit any lessee or operator where such lessee or operator is a primary audit client of such certified public accountant.
(3) All books, accounts, financial records, reports, files, and other papers of the Secretary, or used by the Secretary, which are reasonably necessary to facilitate the audits required under this section shall be made available to any person or governmental entity conducting audits under this chapter.
Source(Pub. L. 97–451, title I, § 101,Jan. 12, 1983, 96 Stat. 2449.)
In subsec. (c)(2), "chapters 1 to 11 of title 40 and division C (except sections 3302, 3307(e), 3501(b), 3509, 3906, 4710, and 4711) of subtitle I of title 41" substituted for "the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 (41 U.S.C. 252)" on authority of Pub. L. 107–217, § 5(c),Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1303, which Act enacted Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works, and Pub. L. 111–350, § 6(c),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 3854, which Act enacted Title 41, Public Contracts.
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Archived:Changing S60 UI color scheme is not supported on S60 3rd Edition (Known Issue)
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Trying to set color a scheme (palette) does not have any effect because the feature is not supported in S60 3rd Edition.
S60 3rd Edition (initial release)
The Extensions plug-in package for S60 3rd Edition SDK contains the Personalization and Skin Setting API with the Central Repository key for controlling the current color scheme.
However, changing the value of this key does not have any effect because UI color schemes are not supported in S60 3rd Edition.
How to reproduce
#include <centralrepository.h>
#include <AknSkinsInternalCRKeys.h>
CRepository* cenRep = CRepository::NewLC( KCRUidPersonalisation );
TInt value = 0; // 0: Nokia "Classic" blue
//Try to change the color scheme
User::LeaveIfError( cenRep->Set( KPslnColorPalette, value ) );
CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(); // cenRep
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A 19-year-old college student from Long Island collapsed inside an East Village lobby then later died early Saturday morning, according to police.
Jocelyn Pascucci, a Stony Brook University student from East Meadow, was found by a doorman unconscious in a building lobby at East 12th Street and Third Avenue around 5:00 a.m.
Authorities say Pascucci had been bar-hopping in the neighborhood and was drunk, which may have exacerbated her heart condition.
Pascucci got separated from friends and walked a short distance to the apartment building, wearing only one shoe. The doorman told police he let her into the building because she looked cold and drunk.
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Time to do some spring cleaning
We talked shop with lifestyle expert Katie Brown (www.katie brown.com) on how to tackle spring cleaning. "The first thing you gotta do is start with a good playlist so you can get your groove on," insists the TV host and DIY maven. See why we love her? More of her tips:
Clean before you clean: "You want to make sure you're starting with a tidy house," says Brown. "Spring cleaning shouldn't be about putting away your clothes or making your bed. I remember growing up we had a cleaning lady that would come over once a month, and my mom made us clean our rooms before. It used to drive me nuts, but I get it now. When you're doing the "big clean" it takes too much time to tidy up. This is the time you get deep into it and get to all the things that are driving you crazy, like getting your windows clean."
Strategize: Go worst room to best, advises Brown. "My kitchen is the hardest. So I start there in the beginning when I'm really pumped up. If I do the kitchen first, then I'm happy because I know I have it out of the way."
Spread the love: "Don't try and do it all in one day," stresses Brown. "Give yourself an hour after work each day. On Monday you're going to clean your kitchen. On Tuesday you're doing the bathroom, and so on. That way it's not too daunting."
Sweat the small stuff: "I always have a screwdriver with me so that once a year I can get those knobs that are falling off as I'm going through. Honestly, the more niggling things are the most satisfying to do. 'OK, I've been meaning to do that for the last three months and I finally did it because I'm right here.'"
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2 . Refresh the Arm & Hammer in your fridge.
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4. Clean out your spices. "A lot of people don't know this, but spices have a shelf life — and it's usually six months at the longest."
5. Change out your air-conditioning filters.
6. Polish your silver.
7. If you burn candles, get the wax drippings off your candle-holders. "The way to do this is put them in the freezer and then take them out and chip off the wax residue."
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Bucks sign Tony Mitchell to 10-day contract
Category: Fringe Players
The Bucks have officially signed 6'6″ forward Tony Mitchell of the Ft. Wayne Mad Ants to a 10-day contract today. Per the team's press release:
Mitchell has spent the better part of the last two seasons with the Fort Wayne Mad Ants, Milwaukee's affiliate in the D-League. After going undrafted out of the University of Alabama in 2012, Mitchell signed with Fort Wayne and appeared in 48 games during the 2012-13 D-League season, averaging 21.9 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. Mitchell was named the D-League Rookie of the Year and earned All-NBA D-League First Team honors following the season.
After appearing in 11 games for the Jilin Northeast Tigers in China last fall, Mitchell returned to the Mad Ants in January and has averaged 19.4 points, 5.4 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.2 blocks in 27 appearances.
If you hit up Google in search of more Tony Mitchell information, beware that the Mad Ants have had two Tony Mitchells playing for them this season. The other, taller Tony Mitchell was picked by Detroit in the 2013 NBA draft.
In addition to playing in the D-League, Mitchell played in various iterations of the NBA Summer League for the Sacramento Kings (2012), Boston Celtics (2013, Orlando), and New York Knicks (2013, Vegas), but he has yet to appear in a regular season NBA game.
During his junior season, Alabama suspended Mitchell in February 2012 for conduct detrimental to the team. Mitchell made himself eligible for the 2012 NBA Draft, but went undrafted.
Mitchell's 10-day contract puts him on the roster for games against Sacramento, New Orleans, Washington, Orlando, Minnesota, and Atlanta.
Mitchell, who will don jersey #18 for the Bucks, is also the two-time reigning D-League Dunk Champion.
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I think this will be a pleasant surprise, assuming he gets enough time anyways.
Really like this signing. Could turn into nothing or could establish himself as an NBA player. If he works well in our system, we may have Giannis, Middleton, Mayo and him for next year, which may swing our draft focus to Embiid/Randle/Smart.
Glad the Bucks are going this route and bit the bullet to buyout Butler.
Just don't let him take minutes away from Giannis.
If he can shoot let him get his minutes at SG.
Again, just don't let him steal crucial minutes from the development of Giannis at SF.
That's all.


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