Box 362
Contains 141 Results:
11.72. Letter: 1900 May 3, from U.S. Sen. F.E. Warren [Wyo.] Chairman, Committee on Claims, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. A.M.F. Cook, Davenport, Iowa 1p. 26cm. Typescript, signed. Re: Acknowledges receipt of letter from Mrs. Cook about her depredation claim., 1900 May 03
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.73. Letter: 1900 May 31 from [?] U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. A.M.F. Cook, Davenport, Iowa. 1p. 25 cm. Typescript, signed. Re: Senate Bill 1005., 1900 May 31
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.74. Letter: 1900 June 4 from U.S. Rep. Joe R. Lane [Iowa), Committee on the Territories, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. Amanda M. Cook, Davenport, Iowa. 1p. 26cm. Typescript, signed. Re: Copy of report, "Adjudication and Payment of all Claims Arising from Indian Depredations," Senate Report No. 1300, Calendar No. 1281, 56th Congress, 1st session. To accompany Senate Bill 1005., 1900 June 04
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.74a. Printed copy of Indian depredation report, Senate Report No. 1300, Calen- dar No., 1281, 56th Congress 1st session. To accompany S. 1005, 9p. 23cm. [was attached to H73-35/73]. Inquires if Mrs. Cook, 1899
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.75. Letter: 1900 Aug. 29 from C.S. Thompson, Cheyenne, Wyo., to Mrs. M.A. Cook." 2p,24cm. Holograph. Re: white woman living with Arapahoes. will come west to investigate possibility it is her missing sister., 1900 Aug 29
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.75a. Stamped envelope: 1900 Aug. 29. 16cm. for H73-35/75., 1900 Aug 29
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.76. Letter: 1900 Aug. 31 from C.G. Coutant, Cheyenne, Wyo., to Mrs. A.M. Cook, Davenport, Iowa. 1p. 28c.m. Typescript, signed. Re: wants to include account of Fletcher family's capture in second volume of his proposed 3-volume history of Wyoming., 1900 Aug 31
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.76a. Stamped envelope: 1900 Aug. 31. 16cm. for H73-35/76., 1900 Aug 31
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.77. Letter: 1900 Sept. 7 unsigned but probably from A.J. Mokler, Natrona County Tribune, Casper, Wyo., to Mrs. A.M. Cook. 1p 22cm. Ms. Re: publication of Fletcher family's capture in Mokler's newspaper., 1900 Sept 07
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
11.78. Letter: 1901 Sept. 16 from H.G. Nickerson, Indian Agent, Shoshone Agency, Wyo., to Mrs. A.M.F. Cook, Davenport, Iowa, 1p 27cm. Holograph. Re: arranging to meet Mrs. Cook at the Arapaho Sub agency to visit the "alleged white woman.", 1901 Sept 16
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.