Broadside collection: Finding Aids : MNHS.ORG


	Creator:	Minnesota Historical Society, compiler.
	Title:	Broadside collection.
	Dates:	1840-1941.
	Language:	Materials in English, French, and German.
	Abstract:	Compiled collection of broadsides or printed items formerly cataloged under the "G" classification. The collection covers numerous subjects, including: Red River Settlement (1850, 1864, 1869-1870); U.S. Civil War and the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 (1860-1865); tickets and cards (undated, 1869, 1892); political campaign tickets (undated, 1860-1892); Father Louis Salgeder collection (1879-1885); Ada and Louise Ohage collection of theatrical programs (1882-1888); broadsides related to President James A. Garfield (1881-1882); and miscellaneous items (undated, 1840-1941).
	Quantity:	0.40 cubic feet (1 box).
	Location:	See Detailed Description for shelf locations.

The collection is divided into two sections. At the beginning of the box there are seven folders of materials arranged by subject. Within each subject category, the papers are arranged chronologically. The rest of the collection (6 folders) contain miscellaneous materials, arranged by date. A listing of each item in the collection follows.

These papers are organized into the following sections:


	Section I. Subject matter folders

	Section II. Miscellaneous folders

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Availability:

The collection is open for research use.

Preferred Citation:

[Indicate the cited item and/or series here]. Broadside Collection. Minnesota Historical Society.

See the Chicago Manual of Style for additional examples.

Provenance:

In 1970, when the broadside ("G") classification was reorganized and recataloged, a large number of items were discovered which had originally been a part of the various collections in the manuscripts department, but which had been removed from those collections and cataloged separately as broadsides. Also found were a number of printed items which were uncataloged. There were no shelflist or catalog cards for these items. However, most of them had accession numbers or notations written on them to indicate the original source. All of these broadsides were filed back into their appropriate collection. Most notably, broadsides were added to the following collections: Hascal R. Brill, Thomas J. Meighen, and James Gray, Sr., papers.

Accession Information:

Accession number: 1746; 1752B; 1773A8; 1778c40; 1809; 1822; 1941; 2059; 2112; 2166; 2421A; 2431; 2667; 2753A; 2764; 2911; 2953; 2955; 3015; 3027; 3071; 3085; 3156; 3213; 3288; 3294; 3308; 3318; 3332; 3371; 3450; 3467; 3494; 3495; 3556; 3819; 3833; 3860; 3869; 4136; 4140; 4143; 4192; 4212; 4222; 4227; 4259; 4526; 4662; 4769; 4874; 4884; 4944; 5051; 5144; 5150; 5202; 5203; 5758; 6028; 6205; 6269; 6301; 6374; 6746; 6792; 6939d; 7157; 7641; 8831; 9294

Processing Information:

Catalog ID number: 9989871040104294

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Location

Box

P830

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Folder No. 1. Red River Settlement, 1850, 1864, 1869-1870. 5 items:

a. To The Half-Breeds And Settlers of Red River Colony, April 17, 1850.

A printed letter from John Mclaughlin, Belfast, Ireland, regarding the colony's attempt to obtain redress from the British parliament against the actions of the Hudson's Bay Company. Included also is a typewritten copy of the leaflet and a typewritten copy of the letter written in French.

b. Letter containing an appeal for support to suppress the Louis Riel rebellion, written by William MacDougall, Lieutenant Governor of the Northwest Territories, and addressed to John Stoughton Dennis, Lieutenant and Conservator of the Peace, Northwest Territories, undated.

At the bottom of the document is the appeal to the inhabitants of the territory from J.S. Dennis. Photographic copy, made from the original loaned by William Douglas, Winnipeg, Canada.

c. Northwest Territories, July 8, 1864.

On reverse side, stamped, in lower left-hand corner, "Department of Public Works, Ottawa, 30th April, 1872." Announces rates, baggage allowances, routes, and means of transport for emigrants travelling from Toronto to Fort Garry, at the present site of Winnipeg. Positive photographic copy, made from the original in Record Group 11, Series III, Vol. 121, Subject 429, docket 23040, in the Public Archives of Canada, Ottawa.

d. Declaration of the People of Rupert's land and the North West, December 8, 1869.

Signed by John Bruce and Louis Riel, documenting the charges against the activities of the Hudson's Bay Company in the Northwest Territory.

e. Letter from John Stoughton Dennis, Lower Fort Garry, to the inhabitants of the Red River Settlement, asking them to abstain from further military action, December 9, 1869.

Photographic copy, made from the original loaned by William Douglas, Winnipeg, Canada.

f. To the loyal inhabitants of Manitoba, June 30, 1870.

A letter from Colonel Garnet Joseph Wolseley, commander of the Red River Force, detailing the reasons for the stationing of British troops in the Red River Settlement. Photographic copy, made from the original loaned by William Douglas, Winnipeg, Canada.

Folder No. 2. Civil War and US-Dakota War, 1860-1865. 20 items:

a. "Old Abe's preliminary visit to the White House," approximately 1860.

An anonymous poem.

b. Recruiting poster, Cameron Light Guards, 1861.

A broadside recruiting men for the Cameron Light Guard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

George P. McLean was the colonel of the Guard. Charles J. Stees was listed as a captain. Charles J. Stees obituary (found in volume 9 of the Minnesota Historical Society Scrapbook Collection) states that Stees of St. Paul was in Philadelphia at the outbreak of the Civil War. The obituary further states that he joined a regiment which was mustered out a few months later. Stees then returned to Minnesota and enlisted in the Sixth Minnesota Regiment. The volume, History of Pennsylvania Volunteers (Bates, Vol. 1, p. 202) contains a history of the 22nd regiment of which George P. McLean was major. The history of the regiment coincides with the biographical data found in the Stees obituary, although Stees is not listed in the muster rolls of the regiment. The volume is in the Minnesota Historical Society Library.

c. "The Stars and Stripes," approximately 1861.

Civil War poem, no author.

d. "Proclamation. True men of the South to the Rescue!" April 15, 1861.

Protesting Lincoln's call for 75,000 men to defend the Union.

e. Advertisement for Wentworth Hall, Clinton, Iowa, approximately 1862.

A hotel bill, with the added statement: "No room for Copperheads or their Sympathizers."

f. Flyer warning of impending Indian attack, St. Peter, Minnesota, 1862.

g. "Fort Ridgely Safe," St. Paul, August 29, 1862.

Flyer giving brief information on the abandonment of Fort Ridgely by the Dakota and their pursuit by General Sibley.

h. Proclamation by Governor Ramsey to the people of Minnesota urging them to desist from violence against the Sioux, December 6, 1862.

i. Special Order No. 11, Mankato, Minnesota, December 17, 1862.

Information on the execution of the 39 Dakota at Mankato, signed by Stephen Miller, colonel of the Seventh Minnesota Regiment.

j. North-Western Fair for the Sanitary Commission, approximately 1863.

An appeal for funds for the commission, and describing their activities. On the back of the leaflet is a note from Mrs. L. Trumbull, to Morton S. Wilkinson, asking for his autographed photograph for the fair.

k. "The Second Louisiana," May 27, 1863.

l. Proclamation to the People of Arkansas by Lt. Col. E. Kirby Smith, Little Rock, August 10, 1863.

A call to arms and the defense of Arkansas and the Confederacy.

m. "The United States Christian Commission," Chicago, Illinois, 1864.

A broadside appealing for funds for the Commission. Photographic copy, made from the original in the Regional Collection, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.

n. "Mass meeting," Clay County, Missouri, July 6, 1864.

Call to the people of Clay County to organize the county pursuant to General Orders No. 107, issued by General Rosecrans.

o. "Proclamation," Headquarters, Ford's Brigade, Liberty, Missouri, July 17, 1864.

In support of the actions of the mass meeting described in item "n" above. Signed by James H. Ford.

p. St. Paul Press, Extra, December 26, 1864.

Describing the fall of Savannah to Sherman's troops.

q. Facsimile copy of the third anniversary meeting of the U.S. Christian Commission, January 29, 1865.

r. Rockford Democrat, April 10, 1865.

Extra announcing the surrender of General Lee.

s. St. Paul Press, April 15, 1865. 2 copies.

Announcing the assassination of President Lincoln.

Folder No. 3. Tickets and cards, undated, 1869, 1892. 9 items:

a. Calling card for John F. Norrish, U.S. Surveyor General for Minnesota, undated.

b. Steamer tickets for: "Canada" of the Northern Line, M.O. Walker's Line, and for the "Henrietta" of the Dubuque, Dunleith, Stillwater and St. Paul Line, and photographic copy of a steamboat ticket "Rob Roy" from Keokuk to Montrose, undated, 1869.

c. Two tickets and one ticket stub to the Republican National Convention, held in Minneapolis, June 7, 1892.

Folder No. 4. Political campaign tickets, undated, 1860-1892. 16 items:

a. Regular City Ticket, Crookston, Minnesota, undated.

Typewritten copy.

b. Third Commissioner District, Dakota County, Republican Ticket, 1860.

c. Republican Union Ticket, 1864.

Issued to Malcolm Clark of Company D, Seventh Minnesota Regiment. Included also is the envelope in which the ballot was mailed. Clark was a second lieutenant in the Seventh Minnesota (See Minnesota in the Civil War and Indian War, Roster of the Seventh Regiment, Vol. 1.).

d. Grant and Colfax, Regular Republican Ticket, 1868.

e. Farmers' State Ticket, LeSueur County, Minnesota, 1873.

f. Anti-Monopoly State Ticket, November 4, 1873.

g. Republican Ticket, State of Minnesota, approximately 1874.

h. Republican Ticket, Hayes and Wheeler, 1876.

i. National Party Ticket (Benjamin F. Butler for President), 1884.

j. Republican Ticket, 1888.

k. Prohibition Ticket, approximately 1888.

l. State Alliance Ticket, approximately 1890.

m. Straight Democratic Ticket, Marked, Minnesota, Union Labor Ticket, and State Alliance Ticket, 1892.

Folder No. 5. Father Louis Salgeder collection, 1879-1885. 6 items:

A selection of broadsides from the collection compiled by Father Louis Salgeder, St. John's University, Collegeville, Minnesota.

a. Advertising card: H.P. Dunnington, 242 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, advertising "the original Budweiser Beer," 1879.

b. Notice of "the great diphtheria cure, discovered by Father Clemens of Collegeville, Minnesota," printed by Noyes Brothers & Cutler of St. Paul, 1880.

"c. "Truths!" Notice of a sale by Sherwoods, 327 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, of millinery, notions, fancy goods, etc., approximately 1880-1885.

d. "Cut and Slash is the Word Now..." A notice of a sale by Sherwoods, Minneapolis, of millinery, notions, and all other goods in the store, approximately 1883-1885.

e. "The Unheard of Slaughter..." Notice of a sale by H. Stein & Company, 250 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, of notions, fancy goods, etc., approximately 1881-1885.

f. Notice of moving of the North End Dry Goods House, Minneapolis, John H. Wingate, proprietor, approximately 1881-1887.

Folder No. 6. The Ada and Louise Ohage collection of theatrical programs, 1882-1888. 15 items:

a. Program: "The Professor," The Madison Square Theatre, New York, 1882.

b. The Play Bill, published by T. H. Steenstra, St. Paul, September 7, 1882.

Contains theatre program and advertisements.

c. The Opera House Play Bill, published by Steenstra and Glenn, St. Paul, January 17, 25, and February 14, 1883. 3 issues.

Contains theatre programs and advertisements.

d. Journal of Music and Dramatics, published by George Seibert, St. Paul. February 25 and March 25, 1885.

Program of concerts by Seibert's Orchestra, and advertisements.

e. The Festival Philharmonic. A program given by the State Musical Festival, Theodore Thomas, Musical Director, and D. Blakely, Chorus Master, Minneapolis, June 11, 1884.

f. Grand Opera House programs, L.N. Scott, manager, and W.F. Davidson, proprietor, St. Paul, November 10, 1884; March 12-14, 1885 (one issue); January 17-19, 1887 (one issue); January 31, 1887; February 21, 1887; April 18, 1887; and November 12, 1888.

g. Exposition Rink, Popular Concerts, given in St. Paul, November 9, 1885.

Folder No. 7. Broadsides relating to President James A. Garfield, 1881-1882. 5 items:

a. Winona Republican - Extra, March 5, 1881.

Listing the cabinet of James A. Garfield, including the name of William Windom as Secretary of the Treasury.

b. Two broadside sheets describing the shooting of President Garfield, July 2, 1881.

c. The Last Bulletin. Announcing the death of President Garfield, September 19, 1881.

d. Winona Republican - Extra. Announcing the hanging of Guiteau, February 4, 1882.

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Folder No. 8. Undated. 5 items:

a. Bookplate of Donald B. Gilchrist, undated.

b. Poem: "The Fashions," undated.

c. Poem: "Wha'll be King But Charlie," undated.

d. List of officers and directors of the St. Paul Mutual Building Association, undated.

e. A circular advertising the routes of the Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway, the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway, and the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway, undated.

Folder No. 9. 1840-1859. 29 items:

a. Poem: "Democratic Mirror, to the Prospects of Martin Van Buren for 1840," 1840.

b. Advertisement: "Pleasure Excursion for St. Peter's and Falls of St. Anthony, from the Louisville Journal, June 4, 1840.

Negative and positive photostatic copies.

c. "Hymns for Sabbath School Classes," July 14, 1842.

d. Certificate to Lot No. 96, North Water Street, St. Anthony, October 1, 1844.

e. Legislative bill providing for the laying out and establishing a territorial road from Rice Creek to Crow Wing, Legislative Assembly, Minnesota Territory, October 3, 1849.

f. Business directory issued by the Minnesota Pioneer, St. Paul, January 1, 1850. 2 copies.

g. Proclamation issued by Alexander Ramsey on the death of Zachary Taylor, July 25, 1850. 2 copies.

h. Circular relating to the controversy over the disposition of public printing contracts by the Legislative Assembly, Minnesota Territory, January 30, 1851. 2 copies.

i. Circular: Minnesota Land Agency, Samuel M. Tracy and Sumner W. Farnham, general land agents, St. Anthony, Minnesota, 1854.

j. Program: Sabbath School Celebration, Red Wing, Minnesota, July 4, 1855.

k. Petition to President Franklin Pierce asking for the postponement of the sale of lands in Minnesota Territory recently ordered by the president, August, 1855.

l. Legislative bill amending the act which incorporated the Minnesota Historical Society, 1856.

m. Typewritten copy of a concert program by Judson J. Hutchinson, 1857.

n. "Clear the Track! Look Out!" Program for the ball and supper held to celebrate the passage of the Minnesota Land Grant, Stillwater, March 19, 1857. 2 copies.

o. Times Extra, Broadside warning of the Inkpaduta Massacre, April 12, 1857.

p. Announcement of schedule of the Chicago, St. Paul & Fond du Lac Railroad, June 4, 1857.

q. Four circulars relating to the naming of the county seat of Freeborn County, Minnesota, October 12, 1857. 4 items.

Photographic copies made from the originals in the office of the Freeborn County Auditor. (See Minnesota History, 15:346).

r. Wholesale price list issued by W.W. Eastman, general store, St. Anthony, December 1857.

s. Circular letter by W.D. Washbum, agent for the Minneapolis Mill Company, Minneapolis, describing the dam being built by the company, January 25, 1858.

t. Program: Old Settler's Association Supper, St. Paul, June 1, 1858.

u. Articles of Incorporation of the Minnesota State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company, St. Paul, November 8, 1858.

v. Ball program, Minnesota Independent Fire Engine Company Number l, Minneapolis, February 22, 1859.

Folder No. 10. 1860-1869. 14 items:

a. The Opera Companion, April 16, 1860.

A printed four-page newspaper printed in St. Paul devoted to descriptions of operas presented in St. Paul. No information could be located on the publisher or editor.

b. Prospectus describing the State Normal School at Winona, Minnesota, July 23, 1860.

c. Alexander Ramsey's Thanksgiving Proclamation, November 3, 1862.

Photostatic copy made from a volume: War Governor's Proclamations, in the Boston Public Library,

d. A Memorial to Congress for a grant to make up the deficiency in a previous grant to aid in the construction of the Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Railroad, February 19, 1863.

e. Broadside announcing a meeting to nominate candidates for mayor, city clerk, and aldermen, Hastings, Minnesota, May 15, 1863.

f. A prospectus describing Hamline University, Red Wing, Minnesota, 1864.

Photographic copy made from the original in the Eggleston papers in the Regional Library, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.

g. Program of the First Annual Ball of the Stillwater Cornet Band, December 25, 1865.

h. Bill issued by the Red Line Transit Company, Buffalo, New York, for goods delivered to Reads Landing, Minnesota, September 22, 1866.

i. Fee Bill of the Ramsey County Medical Society, printed on a bill form of the R.O. Sweeny & Co., Druggists, approximately 1867.

j. Passenger rate schedule of the North Western Union Packet Company, on the Minnesota River, 1867.

k. Circular issued to the Republicans of Winona County by the Central Committee of the Winona Republican Party, urging a Republican victory in the coming election, September 30, 1867.

l. A reward of merit issued to Alicia Patten by Adams School, St. Paul, February 29, 1868.

m. An invitation to a railroad excursion from St. Paul to White Bear Lake to open the first division of the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad, August 28, 1868.

n. A broadside issued by "The Straight Republicans" of Winona County, endorsing Charles H. Blanchard for state senator in opposition to Earl S. Youmans, approximately 1869.

o. Advertisement for the Russell House, Sauk Rapids, issued by its proprietor, Rice A. Beal, May 1869. 2 copies.

p. Program of the Grand Masonic Festival and Ball given at the Medary House, Chatfield, Minnesota, December 27, 1869.

Folder No. 11. 1870-1879. 15 items:

a. Theater Program for the Alhambra Theatre, Chicago? 1870.

b. Announcement of the opening of Jesus College, St. Anthony Falls, made by the Provost, Edvard D. Neill, September 5, 1872.

c. Announcement of an auction sale in Rice Park, St. Paul, of household goods, by the H.S. Fairchild and Co., June 29, 1874.

d. Advertisement for the Lake Side Hotel, Frontenac on Lake Pepin, illustrated, approximately 1875.

e. Calendrier Ecclasiastique et Civil de l'annee 1875 Pour Montreal, 1875.

In French.

f. Playbill announcing the program sponsored by the Crusaders Total Abstinence Society at the Grand Opera House, St. Paul, April 21, 1875.

Speaker was Ignatius Donnelly.

g. Advertisement for the appearance of the Osakis Minstrels in Stone's Hall, Osakis, Minnesota, April 7, 1876.

h. A poem by Hanford L. Gordon commemorating the First Minnesota Regiment at the Battle of Bull Run, and dedicated to the memory of Willis A. Gorman, Faribault, June 15, 1876.

i. Freight rate schedule, Empire Line (railroad) from New York to the West, 1877.

j. Flyer: Minneapolis The Rising City of the Northwest, 1877.

Contains a picture of the new suspension bridge.

k. Graduation exercises, St. Paul High School, June 22, 1877.

l. Form letter and list of suggestions regarding help to the grasshopper sufferers, issued by the Committee, Northfield, December 1, 1877. 2 items.

m. Official Directory of Douglas County, Minnesota, a supplement to the Alexandria Post, March 21, 1879.

n. Program of the "Great New England Tea Party," held in Rodlum's Hall, Willmar, Minnesota, December 10, 1879.

Folder No. 12. 1880-1891. 18 items:

a. Typewritten copy of a newspaper article describing the opening of the Linton House, Crookston, Minnesota, approximately 1880.

b. Invitation to the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the discovery of the Falls of St. Anthony, July 3, 1880.

c. "On The Skirmish Line of the Republican Party in this District." Anti-Dunnell campaign flyer, approximately 1880.

d. Notice announcing formation of a committee in Hector, Minnesota, to aid the victims of a tornado in New Ulm, 1881.

e. Program of the celebration of the 63rd anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, St. Paul, April 26, 1882.

f. Circular, prepared by E.A. Bromley, describing St. Paul in 1841, including a drawing of Father Galtier's log chapel, October 1, 1882.

g. Cartoons and poems depicting incidents in the senatorial campaign of 1883 between Dwight M. Sabin and William D. Washburn, FebruaryMarch 1883. 3 items.

h. Advertisement for the campaign book, Blaine's Dream, approximately 1884.

Part of the advertisement is in German.

i. Flyer: "Hurrah for Cleveland!" November 8, 1884.

j. Daily Commercial Bulletin issued by A.B. Taylor, Wholesale Grain and Commission Merchant, Minneapolis, January 27, 1885.

k. Program of the St. Patrick's Day celebration at the Grand Opera House, Duluth? March 17, 1886.

l. Flyer advertising Crookston, "Heart of the Minnesota Side of the Red River Valley," approximately 1887.

m. Circular No. 43, "Great Lumber Depot, Philadelphia," by A. J. Geiger, and containing a lithographed illustration of the interior of the depot, August 1887.

n. Songs sung at the County Seat Jubilee, Lac Qui Parle, September 22-23, 1887.

See Minnesota History, 12:320.

o. Printed synopsis of proposed constitutional amendments, prepared by the attorney general, Moses E. Clapp, July 1, 1888.

p. Blotter advertising the Red River Line, June 29, 1891.

Folder No. 13. 1901-1941. 25 items:

a. Broadside No. 14 of the New England Anti-Imperialist League containing an address by the League's executive committee chairman, Edwin Burritt Smith, entitled: "Shall the United States Have Colonies?" June 29, 1901.

The address was delivered at Detroit, Michigan, and details the sentiments of those opposed to the Spanish-American War and the acquisition of colonies by the United States.

b. Proclamation of martial law in Teller County, Colorado, December 5, 1903.

c. Advertisement for a lecture by Evelyn B. Baldwin concerning his search for the North Pole, approximately 1906.

d. Notice of Annual Meeting of the Minnesota Historical Society, May 11, 1908.

e. Circular: "A 'Good' Man in a Bad Party," a leaflet by C.W. Gray, Minneapolis, 1909.

f. Flyer on Nellie Zeh, a lecturer for the Socialist Party, approximately 1912.

g. Flyer advertising a Nonpartisan League meeting at Harmony, Minnesota, approximately 1918.

h. German broadside sheet (in English) dropped by plane near the Argonne Forest, October 1918.

i. Handbill advertising the last Socialist Party meeting which Kate Richards O'Hare would attend before beginning a penitentiary sentence, April 7, 1919.

j. Handbill: "Look for the Newlyweds Boarding This Train at Mandan…" Mandan, North Dakota, October 1919.

k. Advertisement of the publication of the volume Justice Held for Ransom, by Grant N. Youmans, relating to his relationship with Arthur C. Townley, undated.

l. "A Message to Minnesota Womanhood," by Minnie J. Nelson, State Superintendent of Schools, North Dakota. Anti-Nonpartisan League pamphlet, November 1920.

m. Flyer advertising a fire sale at Mabel Ulrich's Book and Print Shop, Minneapolis, April 5, 1924.

n. "Clergymen in the Birkeland Case," approximately 1925.

Relating to the investigation of the murder of the Reverend K.B. Birkeland, and protesting the methods used by Hennepin County Attorney, Floyd B. Olson, in prosecuting the case. The leaflet contains the printed signatures of the protesting ministers.

o. Poster announcing the Minnesota American Legion Convention, August 1925.

p. Flyer: Defense of Sacco and Vanzetti Rally to be held in Minneapolis, under the auspices of the International Labor Defense, August 14, 1927.

Includes a list of speakers at the rally.

q. Flyer: "Workers Greet the 13th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution…" St. Paul, November 7, 1930.

r. Two mimeographed flyers: "Demonstrate for Immediate Unemployment Relief at State Capitol," (January 7, 1931); and rally to support unemployed workers who have been jailed, St. Paul, (November 23, 1931), January 7, 1931 and November 23, 1931.

The January 7, 1931 flyer was under the auspices of the International Labor Defense.

s. Flyer: Statement of the District Committee, Communist Party, protesting martial law in Minneapolis during the truck drivers strike, 1934.

t. Flyer: Call for rally of employed and unemployed workers at the State Capitol, called by a number of labor leaders, May 1, 1935.

u. Articles and Bylaws of the Magnus Johnson Memorial Association, Inc., 1937.

v. Printed map, prepared by D.W. Kissel, of the excavations at Fort Crawford, Prairie du Chien, 1939.

w. Flyer announcing Ella Reeve Bloor's (Mother Bloor) address in Minneapolis opposing U.S. participation in World War II, March 21, 1941.

x. Program of a concert given by the St. Olaf College Choir, Northfield, Minnesota, on its annual tour, May 18, 1941.

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This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Topics:: Bars (Drinking establishments); Campaign literature.; Concert programs.; Dakota Indians -- Wars, 1862-1865.; Depressions -- 1929 -- United States.; Diphtheria.; Education -- Minnesota.; Elections -- United States.; Hotels.; Imperialism.; Minstrel shows.; Music -- Minnesota.; Poetry.; Political campaigns.; Railroads.; Red River Resistance, Man., 1869-1870.; Roads -- Minnesota.; Rocky Mountain locust -- Minnesota -- History -- 19th century.; Sacco-Vanzetti Trial, Dedham, Mass., 1921.; Spanish-American War, 1898 -- History.; Spirit Lake Massacre, Iowa, 1857.; Steamboats.; Temperance.; Theater -- Minnesota.; Tickets.; Truck Drivers' Strike, Minneapolis, Minn., 1934.; World War, 1914-1918.; World War, 1939-1945.

Persons:: Baldwin, Evelyn Briggs, 1862-1933.; Birkeland, K. B. (Knut Bergesen), 1857-1925.; Bloor, Ella Reeve, 1862-1951, author.; Boker, George H. (George Henry), 1823-1890, author.; Bromley, Edward A. (Edward Augustus), 1848-1925, author.; Clapp, Moses E. (Moses Edwin), 1851-1929, author.; Clark, Malcolm.; Dennis, John Stoughton, 1820-1885, author.; Garfield, James A. (James Abram), 1831-1881.; Geiger, A.J., author.; Gordon, Hanford Lennox, 1836-1920, author.; Kirby-Smith, Edmund, 1824-1893, author.; Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865.; MacDougall, William, 1822-1905, author.; McLaughlin, John, author.; McLean, George Potts, 1817-1900.; O'Hare, Kate Richards, 1877-1948.; Olson, Floyd Björnstjerne, 1891-1936.; Ramsey, Alexander, 1815-1903, author.; Riel, Louis, 1844-1885.; Sabin, Dwight M. (Dwight May), 1843-1902.; Scott, Louis N., 1859-1929.; Seibert, George.; Sherwood, E.; Smith, Edwin Burritt, 1854-1906, author.; Stees, Charles J.; Washburn, William D. (William Drew), 1831-1912.; Wilkinson, Morton S. (Morton Smith), 1819-1894.; Wingate, John.; Wolseley, Garnet Wolseley, Viscount, 1833-1913, author.

Organizations:: Anheuser-Busch, Inc.; Anti-Imperialist League (Boston, Mass.); Catholic Church -- Canada.; Communist Party of America.; Grand Opera House (Saint Paul, Minn.); Hamline University.; Hudson's Bay Company.; Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Grand Lodge of Minnesota.; International Labor Defense.; Jesus College (Saint Anthony, Hennepin County, Minn.); Lakeside Hotel (Frontenac, Minn.); Linton House (Crookston, Minn.); Magnus Johnson Memorial Association.; Medary House (Chatfield, Minn.); Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Railroad Company.; Minnesota Historical Society.; Minnesota. Legislature.; National Nonpartisan League.; North Western Union Packet Company.; Northern Pacific Railroad Company.; Noyes Brothers & Cutler (Saint Paul, Minn.); Ohage, Ada, collector.; Ohage, Louise, collector.; Republican Party (Minn.); Russell House (Sauk Rapids, Minn.); Salgeder, Louis, collector.; Socialist Labor Party.; St. Olaf College.; United States Christian Commission, author.; United States Sanitary Commission, author.; United States. Army. Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, 88th (1861-1865); United States. Army. Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, 22nd (1861-1865); United States. Army. Minnesota Infantry Regiment, 7th (1862-1865)

Places:: Confederate States of America.; Crookston (Minn.); Douglas County (Minn.); Fort Crawford (Wis.); Freeborn County (Minn.); Minneapolis (Minn.); Minnesota River (S.D. and Minn.); North Pole.; Pembina (N.D.); Philadelphia (Pa.); Philippines -- Territorial expansion.; Red River Settlement.; Red River Valley (Minn. and N.D.-Man.); Saint Anthony Falls (Minn.); Saint Paul (Minn.); United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Poetry.; Winona (Minn.)

Document Types:: Broadsides (notices).; Menus.

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BROADSIDE COLLECTION:

OVERVIEW

SCOPE AND CONTENTS

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

SECTION I. SUBJECT MATTER FOLDERS

SECTION II. MISCELLANEOUS FOLDERS

CATALOG HEADINGS