Box 362
Contains 141 Results:
10.65. Letter: 1893 Oct. 20 from W.W. Martin to Mrs. Cook. 1p 26cm. Typescript, signed. Re: Mrs. Cook's claim case not to be taken up until November., 1893 Oct 20
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.
10.66. Letter: 1893 Nov. 11 from W.W. Martin to Mrs. Cook. 1.p. 26cm. Typescript, signed. Re: Delay of Mrs. Cook's case. Martin says Attorney General has filed a plea of "Fraud" in Mrs. Cook's case, and also that Martin fears case could be lost because Jasper Fletcher, Sr.was not a U.S citizen at the time of the depredation., 1893 Nov 11
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.
10.67. Letter: 1893 Dec. 14 from W.W. Martin to Mrs. Cook. 1p 26cm. Typescript signed. Re: Mrs. Cook's case continued until January., 1893 Dec 14
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.
10.67a. Stamped envelope: 1893 Dec. 25 contained H73-35/65, 66 and 67., 1893 Dec 25
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.
10.68. Letter: 1894 Aprl 21 from B.W. Perkins, attorney, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. A.M.F. Cook, Davenport, Iowa. 1p. 25cm. Typescript, signed. Re: asking Mrs. Cook if she can supply evidence to counter Attorney General's allegation of fraud., 1894 April 21
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.
10.68a. Stamped envelope: 1894 Apr. 21 for H73-35/68. 15cm., 1894 April 21
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.
10.69. Letter: 1894 Dec. 11 from Needham & Cotton, attorneys, Washington, D.C. to Mrs. A.M.F. Cook, Davenport, Iowa. 2p. 27cm. Typescript. Re: request for additional evidence to refute fraud claim., 1894 Dec 11
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.
10.69a. Stamped envelope: 1894 Dec. 11 for H73-35/69., 1894 Dec 11
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.
11.70. Letter: 1896 Jan. 17 from Needham & Cotton to Mrs. Cook 1p 27cm. Typescript. Re: U.S. Supreme Court decision that anyone filing an Indian depredation claim must have been a U.S. citizen at the time the alleged depredation occurred. Informing Mrs. Cook that her next resort is to Congress., 1896 Jan 17
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.
11.71. Letter: 1897 Aug. 19 from Charlie [Charles Hanger], Clinton, Ill., to Mary [Mrs. A.M.F. Cook], Davenport, Iowa 1p 27cm. Holograph. Re: personal note apparently unrelated to claim case. [Mrs. Cook's birthday]., 1897 Aug 19
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.