Two chapters from “America Revisited: From the Bay of New York to the Gulf of Mexico, From Lake Michigan to the Pacific” by George Augustus Sala, 1882; “Social History as Lived and Written” by James A. Henretta, 1979; JLA notes on “Origins of Modern English Society” by Harold Perkin, 1969; JLA notes on other secondary sources; brochure on National Archives

Manila folder labeled Census: Baltimore City & County, 1790-1850 includs 13 pages of population estimates from 1659-2000 from various sources such as census records

25 pages of statistics & JLA notes; 7 pages clipped together of population tables (1790-1900); 35 pages of tables & JLA notes on population characteristics; 36 pages of tables clipped together of population descriptions 1900-1920

4 pages populations stats; 11 pagesof agricultural stats (1899-1900) clipped together; rmanila folder labeled Victorian Baltimore: Charts, Statistics includes 4 pages Batlimore city stats (1790-1900); 19 pages of stats on incumbered properties and property revenues (1890 census) clipped together; population/occupation stats (1890-1930); manufacturing & industry stats (1850-1900); indus. districts in Baltimore (1905); manufactures stats (1860); 4 pages JLA notes; comparative manufactures stats (1850-1900); 6 tables of manufactures stats (1900)

Copy of pages from the Statistical View of the United States…1854, includes pages from 1850 census referring to Maryland

4 pages on city/council census & proprietorship of homes (1900); manila folder w/1867 map of schools and details; 1920 census of MD (types of people, counties, wards); 1870 census pages; stats from 1870, 1880, 1890 & 1900 census; JLA notes on comparisons; manila folder labeled Maps and Census Maps containing 1910 & 1920 tables on population characteristics; map details; enumeration districts

Enumeration districts (1880 &1900), copies, and instructions; copy of chapter 2 of W.B. Stephens, “Sources for U.S. History, 19th century communities”; manila folder titled, Baltimore Census Tracts, 1880 & 1900 includes ED’s & wards; Frederick Bohme, “Twenty Censuses, Population & Housing Questions, 1790-1980.

11 articles incl. list of Census information at MdState Arch.

48 articles

47 pages copied from, Theodore Caplow, The First Measured Century , an illustrated guide to trends in America, 1900-2000, (2001)

c. of pages from G.A. Leakin, “The Migrations of Baltimore Town”, MdHisMag (1906); c. of 3 maps (1671, 1851, nd); 7 pages of JLA notes on readings of early Balt.; c. of 1790 census; McGrain map of mills; c. of Gould, “The Economic Causes of the Rise of Baltimore” (1931); Earle, “Why Tobacco Stunted the Growth of Towns and Wheat…(1992), Porter, “From Backcountry to County..MdHMag (1975), McGrain, “The Development & Decline of Dorseys Forge” MHMag (1977); 6 pages of JLA notes on reading B.B. Hardy; c. of Gould, “Money and Transportation in Maryland, 1750-1765, JHUP (1915), c. of Robbins, “The Principio Company: Iron-Making…1720-1781” DSS (1972), c. of Gardner, “Presbyterians of Old Baltimore” MHMag (1940), Giddens, “The French and Indian War in Maryland” MHM (1935), Bevan, “The Continental Congress in Baltimore, 12/20/76-2/27/77” MHM (1947), Butterfield, “Diary and Autobiography of John Adams”, Harvard (1962); JLA note & plat map; c. of “Provisioning the Continental Army” MHM (1914), Johnson, “The Baltimore Company Seeks English Subsidies for the Colonial Iron Industry” MHM (1951), Levin, “Colonel Nicholas Rogers and His Country Seat “Druid Hill” MHM (1977), Marys, “Some Baltimore City Place Names” MHM (1959), “Buchanan FAmily Reminiscences” MHM(1940); 1798 Tax List; c. of Papenfuse, “In Pursuit of Profit” JHUP (1975); map of Settlement Period.

c. of Robbins, “The Principio Company: Iron-Making…1720-1781” DSS (1972), c. of Gardner, “Presbyterians of Old Baltimore” MHMag (1940), Giddens, “The French and Indian War in Maryland” MHM (1935), Bevan, “The Continental Congress in Baltimore, 12/20/76-2/27/77” MHM (1947), Butterfield, “Diary and Autobiography of John Adams”, Harvard (1962); JLA note & plat map; c. of “Provisioning the Continental Army” MHM (1914), Johnson, “The Baltimore Company Seeks English Subsidies for the Colonial Iron Industry” MHM (1951), Levin, “Colonel Nicholas Rogers and His Country Seat “Druid Hill” MHM (1977), Marys, “Some Baltimore City Place Names” MHM (1959), “Buchanan FAmily Reminiscences” MHM(1940); 1798 Tax List; c. of Papenfuse, “In Pursuit of Profit” JHUP (1975); map of Settlement Period.

Copy of “Chesapeake Bay in the American Revolution”, edited by Ernest McNeill Eller, Tidewater (1981)

Copies of Douglas Stickle, Death and Class in Baltimore: The Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1800, MHMag (1979); Paul Gilje, The Baltimore Riots of 1812 and the Breakdown of the Anglo-American Mob Traditions, J. of Soc. Hist. (1980); G. Terry Sharrer, The Merchant-Millers: Baltimore’s Flour Milling Industry, 1783-1860, Agric. Hist. (1982); Lois Green Carr, The Metropolis of Maryland: A Comment on Town Development Along the Tobacco Coast, MHMag (1974); Howard E. Wooden, The Rectory of St. Paul’s Parish, Baltimore, MHMag (1962); Charles Peterson, Why Bricks were Imported, MHMag (1950); John S. Ezell, The Church Took a Chance, MHMag (1948); Mary Jane Dowd, The State in the Maryland Economy, 1776-1807, MHMag (1962 in 2 parts);

Copies of John W. McGrain, Englehart Cruse and Baltimore’s First Steam Mill,MHMag (1976); Basil Crapster, ed., In the Finest Cuntrey: A Baltimore Cooper at the End of the Revolution, MHMag (1977); Batlimore County Old & New Election Districts in American; Morton Rothstein, Antebellum Wheat and Cotton Exports, Agric Hist (1966); John H. Naff, Recollections of Baltimore, MHMag ; Philip A. Crowl, Maryland during and after the Revolution, JHU Studies in Hist. & Pol. Sci (1943); 3 other handwritten refs.; articles from the American (1816-1817) on the poor, weather, streets, crime & police patrols, uptown vs. downtown, population growth, pigs, mayors, schools, slave trade, city extension & separatism.

Materials for lectures; stastistics and information about the growth of Baltimore, slavery; excerpts from “Baltimore in the Nation, 1789-1861” by Gary Lawson Browne, 1973

Pages from R.J. Matchett’s Baltimore Directory for 1824 (Names of Heads of Families & Persons in Business); pages from Eliza Steele, A Summer Journey in the West, (1840-41); pages from Parkinson, A Tour in America, (1797), reference Capt. O’Donnell and Canton; Thomas Bender, Law, Economy and Social Values in Jacksonian America: A Maryland Case Study, MHMag (1976); Paul Norton, The Architect of Calverton, MHMag (1981); Joseph Cox, The Origins of the Maryland Historical Society: A Case Study in Cultural Philanthropy, MHMag (1979); Bank Riot, 1835 [ltr from Wm.Bartlett] in MHMag (1914); 4 articles and JLA notes.

Copies of MdHist Mag articles: Gettleman, “The Maryland Penitentiary in the Age of Tocqueville, 1828-1842”; Gunderson, “The Great Baltimore Whig Convention of 1840” (1952); Wolf, “An Abolition Martyrdom in Maryland” (1952); Hill and Gara, “Henri Herz: Description of Baltimore” (1957); Patterson, “Brantz Mayer, Mann of Letters” (1957); Weston, “Art and Artists in Baltimore” (1938) clipped together with Pole, “Constitutional Reform and Election Statistics in Maryland, 1790-1812″ (1960); Culver,”Lineage of Edgar Allan Poe…” (1942); Smith, “Diary of Reuben Dorsey of Howard County” (1945). JLA notes and copied pages from Tina Hirsch Sheller, “The Origins of Public Education and the Evolution of an Urban Society: Baltimore City, 1790-1830” MA Thesis, 1975); Ellen Holmes Pearson, “Imperfect Equality: The Legal Status of Free Persons of Color in New Orleans, 1803-1860”

Banded together: David K. Sullivan, William Lloyd Garrison in Baltimore, 1829-1830, MHMag (1973); 25 American articles, references and JLA notes on laws, real estate, important men, washing machine; Ray Della, Jr., An Analysis of Baltimore’s Population in the 1850’s, MHMag (1973); pages from William Robert Sutton, “To grind the faces of the poor”: Journeymen for Jesus in Jacksonian Baltimore, UMI Diss, 1993; pages from Marilyn C. Baseler, “Asylum for Mankind”: America, 1607-1800, Cornell, 1998, 24 articles, references, and notes on alleys, market receipts, manufacturing, populations, B&O RR Mus. Ann. Rpt. 1997; pages from Mary P. Ryan, Civic Wars: Democracy and Public Live in the American City during the Nineteenth Century, UCal, 1997.

Student paper, Baltimore During the Civil War as Seen Through the Eyes of the Baltimore Sun, September through November, 1862 (1997); Harold M. Parker, Jr., Much Wealth and Intelligence: The Presbytery of Patapsco, MHMag (nd); Richard R. Duncan, The Impact of the Civil War on Education in Maryland, MHMag (1966); Donald Walter Curl, The Baltimore Convention of the constitutional Union Party, MHMag (1972); Richard Fuke, The Baltimore Association for the Moral and Educational Improvement of the Colored People, 1864-1870, MHMag (1971);pages from Kevin Conley Ruffner, Maryland’s Blue & Gray: A Border State’s Union and Confederate Junior Officer Corps, LSU (1997); pages from Franklin Parke, George Peabody: A Biography, Vanderbilt (1995); two American articles (1860 &1864); Ed Parkison, Sidelights, Glenn’s “Hilton”, MHMag (1970); Governor Bradford’s Private List of Union Men in 1861, MHMag (1912); Bruns & Fraley, “Old GunnY”: Abolitionist in a Slave City, MHMag (1973); JLA notecards on the Germans.

Clippings and references; 1875 paper by Henry Stockbridge, “Baltimore in 1846”; 1990 review essay “Technology and the City”; chapter by Joel A. Tarr, “Infrastructure and City-Building in the 19th and 20th Centuries”; excerpt from Karen Halttunen’s “Confidence Men and Painted Women: A Study of Middle-Class Culture in America, 1830-1870”; excerpt from 1879 book “The Great South” by Edward King

54 articles written between 1901 – 1909 reflecting on past. Subjects include old inns, razing of landmarks, old mansions, French Andre’s hoard, The Ancient & Honorable Mechanical Company (1768), Old Defender, Maryland Original Research Society, obituaries, wealthy Baltimoreans ante-bellum, old roads, markets,

Reprint of 1768 petition to remove Baltimore County seat from Joppa Town to Baltemore Town

Copy of Baltimorean David Woodward’s journal

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Handwritten notes on Sun articles

Handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

Copies of articles and handwritten notes on Sun articles

32 pages of JLA notes clipped together from 1893 American on prosperity, churches, sanitation & health, business, transit, politics; 62 pages of JLA notes clipped together from 1894-1895 American on church reaction to society, labor and unions, women’s education, sports, Phoenix Club, toll booths, suburbs, Oscar Wilde, butchers, home construction, WCTU; 45 pages of JLA notes clipped together from 1896-1897 American on women churches, streets, prize-fighting, Orioles, public health, cycling

141 pages of articles in the American on the National Labor Congress meeting, Public School Board, hawking & peddling, colored schools, corruption in city government, Md Agric & Mech Assn., the great flood of the Patapsco Valley (1868) and relief efforts, baseball, emancipation celebration, 15th amendment celebration, politics, Jones Falls,

134 pages of articles and JLA notes from the American (a few from the Sun) on race, Isaac Myers, Mayor’s messages, agricultural market, YMCA, “Lily Whites”, relief associations, Jews, insane, education, port news, Gibbons’ prayer,

98 pages of JLA notes on articles in the1893 American (JLA note: These articles have been selected our and are not to be used in MSS, 3/31/96); manila folder containing 13 pages of JLA-selected articles to be copied & used, 16 more pages of article references

51 articles from the American on churches, Wilson tariff bill, roads, grange, city life, horse cars, taxes, St. Leo’s, Catonsville Club Casino, electricity, public bathes, synagogues, music

45 articles from the American on business depression, retail up, plight of poor, Queensberry/Wilde, taxes, real estate, fire house, East Balt. Businessmen’s Assoc., strikes (cratemakers), water, bicycles, politics, women, B&O

10 pages of JLA notes on references in the 1896 American

23 pages of JLA notes on references in the 1897 American

56 articles from the American and JLA notes on theaters, health, music, schools, JHU State funding, retail, Balt. County, dogs, loans, Charcoal Club, transportation

41 articles from the American on mules, crime, ignorance, poor, mayor’s race, school standards, lynchings, churches, sewer/water, deer fence, racial assaults, baseball, Paderweski, women’s rights, growth of the American

13 articles from the American on crime, music & theatre, truck farms, Druid Hill Park sheep, fashion

48 articles from the American on new century, miscegenation, Laurel, bible in schools, kindergartens, school problems, sewer bill, liquor question, elections, B&O, Marsh Market, Germans, cows, Bowly’s Wharf, census, Posner’s sold,

21 articles from the American on Gutman & Co., Kreisler, incorporation of Catonsville, churches, cose, Jim Crow, department stores, butchers, lynching, German singers, baseball, wooden pavement,

50 articles and JLA notes from the American on playgrounds, health & fitness, real estate, schools, Adela Patti, sewage, parks, narcotics, Baltimore Fire & rebuilding, McLane suicide, Jim Crow, proposed American building

92 articles from the American on I.F. Rasin, autos vs. horses, Mayors Timanus & Malster, whipping post, tenements, race, religion, R.C. Davidson, cities, Russian massacre, Poe Amendment, H. Watty, Chinese, public health, theater, art, railroads, immigrants, city beautiful, W.P.Tonry, H.R. Vonderhorst, the Rochambeau

20 articles from the Sun about John Brown Raid at Harper’s Ferry and politics in 1859

Two copies of outline for class on Civil War & Reconstruction, 1861-1870; 3 pages of notes; student paper on “A Look at Four Months of Life in Baltimore”; JLA paper on “Poverty and Charity in Urban America During the Nineteenth Century: Balatimore, Maryland As a Case Study” (JLA note – Draft copy – not for publication), 23 pp; manila folder containing 18 pages of JLA notes & refs including c. of parts of Snay, “Gospel of disunion…” Cambridge; student paper “Military Occupation and Repression in Baltimore, May to July, 1861”; student paper, “Baltimore and the Civil War; c. of pages from, Neely, “The Fate of Liberty…” Oxford (1991); newspaper article on Gettysburg

Robert F. Bailey, “The Pratt Street Riots: Addressing the Importance of the First Bloody Encounter of the Civil War through the Nations’ Newspapers”, in UMBC Review; pages from Slaves No More by Berlin et.al., Cambridge (1992); c. of “Recruitment of Union Troops in Maryland, 1861-1865” by Clark in MdHMag (1958); pages from The Salmon P. Chase Papers, Vol.3, Kent State UPress (1996); JLA notes on Henry Winter Davis papers at Hagley Foundation Library, 1995).

19 articles and references including pages from John Pendleton Kennedy by Bohner, JHU; pages from Pretense of Glory by Hollandsworth, Jr., LSU (1998); pages from Loudon Park by Thomsen (1979); Ellenberger, “Whigs in the Streets? Baltimore Republicanism in the Spring of 1861”, MdHMag (1991); Browne, “Baltimore in the Civil War” (exhibit); pages from catalogue and history from Walters Art Gallery

Manila folder labeled Baltimore & Civil War containing 5 overheads of outlines for course, 14 pages of JLA notes for class, student paper on “Bridge Burner: The Time and Circumstance Surrounding John Merryman” (2002); Chapt 2 – Baltimore’s Reconstruction, 1865-1867 dated 10/18/94 moved to box

11 articles, refs, JLA notes including Percy Martin, “Baltimorean in Big Trouble…”, in Baltimore County History Trails (1990); copied pages from Phillip Paludan, “A People’s Contest”, The Union and the Civil War…Harper & Row in New America Series

86 articles and references including obituaries of Confederates; incidents between civil war adherents to both sides; impeachment acquittal; Southern Relief charity; reception for ex-President Johnson; resignation of Annie Surratt as teacher; burial of J.W. Booth; U.of MD a southern institution; memorial services for both sides; Jefferson Davis; death of Lee; biased school books; Confederate home; return of 6th Mass. infantry; civil war memories;

85 articles and refs including obituaries of Confederates; continuing influence of Confederacy and South on education, professional graduates, Memorial Day Parades etc.

23 articles and notes including obituaries of Confederates, influence of Confederacy on Catholics; debate about celebrating Lincoln’s birthday

38 articles & notes on celebrations of the Battle of North Point, obits of old defenders, Association of Old Defenders, Association disbanded,

123 articles on: flood (1868) – damage and response; seasonal nature of markets; crabs; Christmas and Easter; weather effect on prices; effect of thawing on shipping; ice consumption; Spring vegetables and fruits; fatal effects of heat; beautiful scenes/sunsets;

72 articles

46 articles

150+ articles on commerce, manufacturing, Baltimore companies, strikes, labor organizing and demonstrations, wages, thrift and extravagance, unions, seeking employment, mills, imports/exports, Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association, pianomaking, stocks

19 articlesand references on competition and development; suburban traffic; routes; “Interest” bill; Roundhouse Newsletter (1991); copy of chapter by Robert Kennedy, “The Statist Evolution of Rail Governance in the US, 1830-1986” from Campbell et al, Governance of the American Economy; copy of pages from Phillip Paludan, A People’s Contest, the Union and Civil War 1861-1865

Page from chapter draft, reference, Garrett Family Tree; Chapter – Railroads in Baltimore, 1865-1900 boxed; articles and refs grouped together:32 articles, refs, JLA notes and stats (1865-1901), 3 articles clipped together on open-cut problems (1871-1886), 23 articles on Baltimore and need to be part of railroad system (1869-1886),3 articles on Northern Central RR (1871-1884), 3 articles on city financing of railroads (1868-1870),

21 articles on PW&B RR & eastern shore RRs (1865-1886), Drum Pt. RR, 8 articles on Chesapeake and Delaware Canal (1867-1882), 14 articles on Union RR and tunnel (1868-1882), 22 articles on Virginia RRs(1869-1890), JLA notes on Scharf History of Western MD RR, 8 articles on Md Central RR(1870-1872), 12 articles on Baltimore & Potomac RR (1869-1876)

44 articles

Student paper, “The Canton Company: 1829-1854: Intrigue in East Baltimore”, (1999)

6 pages of maps of B&O (1860) & railroads & canals (1845); 18 articles clipped together from American on cargo & travel; 34 articles & JLA notes on bridges,strikes, shipping,types & amounts of cargo, Mt. Clare shops; growth

7 articles clipped together labeled B&O Sale of Virginia Midland 1881; 18 pages of JLA notes from the Minutes of the B&O Railroad Board of Directors Meetings, Books H – J, 1855-1881; 88 articles from both the Sun and the American

111 articles from Sun and American including Garrett’s “forced” resignation; 8 articles clipped together labeled B&O Elevated RR on Pratt St. (1884); 12 articles clipped together labeled Spencer Presidency (1887-1888); 20 articles clipped together labeled Belt Line RR and Howard Street Tunnel (1890-1895); 76 articles including student paper by Jamie Louzan, “Reactions to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s Bankruptcy of 1896,”

111 articles from Sun and American including Garrett’s “forced” resignation; 8 articles clipped together labeled B&O Elevated RR on Pratt St. (1884); 12 articles clipped together labeled Spencer Presidency (1887-1888); 20 articles clipped together labeled Belt Line RR and Howard Street Tunnel (1890-1895); 76 articles including student paper by Jamie Louzan, “Reactions to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s Bankruptcy of 1896,”

111 articles from Sun and American including Garrett’s “forced” resignation; 8 articles clipped together labeled B&O Elevated RR on Pratt St. (1884); 12 articles clipped together labeled Spencer Presidency (1887-1888); 20 articles clipped together labeled Belt Line RR and Howard Street Tunnel (1890-1895); 76 articles including student paper by Jamie Louzan, “Reactions to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s Bankruptcy of 1896,”

61 articles including references w/JLA title “Example of the Power of Big Business (Mt. Clare Shops), effect on property values, new cars, pier at Locust Point, freight rates, Washington Branch of B&O, dividend declared, attack on charter of 1831 vis a vis dividents, proposed sale of Washington Branch, Harriman control, cut-off suit

49 articles

10 articles clipped together (1876-1881) on dangers, opening of Camden Ave., street improvements, Belgian blocks, renumbering houses; 44 articles (1905-1912) on call for B&O Pres. Arrests re/crossings, crossing plans, approval of crossing plans, B&O vs. South Baltimore, elevated tracks,

3 articles; 21 articles w/JLA notes clipped together; 45 articles

65 articles including purchase of Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic road, open cut controversy, George Wilkins, speed increased, Canton Company control, embargo on grain for Baltimore, route of proposed cut-off,

74 articles

1 American article; 42 Sun articles with extensive JLA notes & annotations

13 articles

12 articles

79 articles including copy of pages from Cook & Zimmerman, The Western Maryland Railway (Howell), vote to endorse bonds, votes to make more loans, formal opening from Baltimore to Williamsport (1873), capital improvements, track blocked by PA RR, possible sale, offers to buy, city’s financial interests, significance of various bids, map of Gould system across country (1902), labor perspectives, Fuller bid wins

50 articles; notes on Gould and other owners

26 articles (some from American)

49 articles on plans to build and building of Union station (terminal)

42 articles on types and value of trade including ships in and out of port

Manila folder contains 4 refs & notes, c. of Greg Hoover, “Supplemental Family Income Sources: Ethnic Differences in 19th Century Industrial America”, in Soc.Sci.Hist (1985); ICPSR Bull on Res.Resources for Inv. Family Living Conditions…1888-1936 (1987); Biblio from Green, The World of the Worker; 7 refs; c. of Stearns, “The Effort of Continuity in Working-Class Culture” J.of Mod.Hist. (1980); 13 refs & bk reviews; Horan, “Occupational Mobility and Historical Social Structure”, Soc.Sci.Hist. Manila folder contains 18 articles & refs.

34 references and articles including student paper, Sean Moran, “Sweatshop Reform in Baltimore – The Bureau of Industrial Statistics, 1884-1910,” (1986); several articles on Board of Trade

37 articles on important and export gains ( canned goods, shiipbuilding, clothing); competition with other east coast cities; Board of Trade; higher cost of living; wages stagnant; C.D. Kenny; plans to attract business; belgian blocks; Horner suicide (straw hats); Merchants & Manufacturers banquet

19 articles; some on saving Shot Tower

5 refs & articles; map and article showing Baltimore’s trade with the South (1905); JLA notes on articles titled “Free Love”; c. of Ryon, “Baltimore Workers & Industrial Decision Making 1890-1917”; Power, “High Society: The Building Height…” (1984) Mt. Vernon Square

C. of Durr, “When Southern Politics Came North: The Roots of White Working -Class Conservatism in Baltimore, 1940-1964”; c. of Gillette, “Assessing James rouse’s Role in American City Planning”; student paper; 2 refs; two student papers

Baltimore Economic Digest (Baltimore Business Journal, 1998); 3 articles one from Baltimore Magazine (1993); stats on Baltimore City (1996); student paper & resultant article in J. of Urban Affairs, Wagner, Gentrification, Reinvestment & Displacement in Baltimore (1995)

83 articles clipped together and labeled Balt Harbor – waves, channels, & defenses; 16 articles clipped together and labeled Larger Ships including article on Baltimore-Bremen Line and other European Lines; 10 articles including one on the Ice Blockade; 5 articles and references clipped together labeled Crowding of Inner Harbor (1865-1886); 6 articles and references; 25 articles and references clipped together labeled Southern and Coastal Lines; 9 articles clipped together labeled Caribbean and South American Lines (1866-1884); 2 articles clipped together labeled Northern Lines (1873-1874); copy of article on Richard Leveridge Hoxie in Public Works Historical Society.

9 articles clipped together labeled Ship Building & Repair (1866-1897); 11 articles clipped together labeled Pipe Line to Canton (1877-1883); 3 articles clipped together labeled Shipyard to Camden (1899) plus 56 additional articles and references; empty manila folder labeled Shipping/Trade/Railroads with number 2 in Red Circle

7 articles including notes from Keith, Baltimore Harbor and Burgess, This Was Chesapeake Bay

16 articles

47 articles (coffee fleet, piers, first grain elevators, ship size, channel depth)

67 articles

50 articles

Geoffrey Gilbert, Baltimore’s Flour Trade to the Caribbean, 1750-1815″, PhD Dissertation, JHU, 1975

67 articles on why eastern & western shore produce goes to Phila. & NYC first – cheaper and PA RR; freight rates force eastern shore business to Phila.; produce wasting on wharves; talk about building a Bay Bridge; need for more steamboats ignored; manipulation of tracks by PA RR diverts trade from Eastern Shore;

17 articles: stats on schooners from Eastern shore w/grain & wood; advantages of soil; growth; new line of steamers; condescending attitude from city;

26 articles

2 references; manila folder labeled, “Manufacturing Sector” 2 in red circle and Ch 6 includes 41 references & a copy of “Technological innoation and social change in the United States, 1870-1980” from Technology, the economy, and society, ed. Joel Colton; 17 articles

36 articles

73 articles

12 articles

4 articles

5 articles

42 articles

8 articles; Manila folder including c. of tables from Statistics of Manufactures for Maryland (1909); number of inhabitants (1890-1910), stats of occupations (7 sets of tables), Maryland population, 3 pages JLA notes, c. of pages from Kellog article on Brewing in Maryland, 5 refs on manufacturing, stats on factories

71 articles; copy of Edward Kuechel, “Master of the Art of Canning: Baltimore, 1850-1900,” in MHMag (1972)

18 articles

6 articles on oyster trade, stats on production and no. of workers; student paper – “The Chesapeake Oyster Decline: 1860-1910 by Suzanne Abicht (1992); copy of pages from the Report of the Oyster Commission… (1884); copy of letter, “On Oyster Culture,” to Pres of the Peabody Institute from Philip Carpenter (1870); copy of pages from the Report of Oyster Commission…(1911); 62 articles on fish supply,shuckers’ dispute with packers, depletion of beds, dredging vs. tonging, regulations, “culling” law, oyster cultivation

48 articles

Notes on Quentin Snediker article, “Chesapeake Bay Schooners,” (1982); 60 articles

13 articles

42 articles and references, incl. two 1950s publications from the Baltimore Association of Commerce

53 articles on bank closings; prominent bankers; mortgage sharks; mergers; religion and bankers; growth of banks; cycles of growth and decline

50 articles; JLA notes on Federal Farm Loan Bank

18 articles including JLA notes (lists of bank assets in 1914 & 1917)

45 articles

7 pages JLA notes and time-line of mergers (18902-1900); 39 articles and references on various industries: bricks, soil pipes, breweries, enamelware, biscuits etc.

Copy of David Heller, “Mrs. Hunt and Her Coal Oil Refinery in Baltimore,” in MdHistMag (1992) about pressure to sell to Standard Oil; 30 articles on lumber, cotton duck, tin cans, box factories, real estate, butchers, cans, bakeries, iron & steel, sand & gravel, dairies, express companies

27 articles & refs on rise of retail stores, Retail Association (1898), movement to N. Charles, bill to reclassify licenses & abolish department stores, low wages, social aspects of shopping, market stall rentals, traders license fee, fruit trade, antitoxin distribution; c. of pages from Leach, “Land of Desire…” (1993); 47 articles and refs on ice trade, pork, produce exchange, millk trade, hucksters, beef, refrigeration, oil, Trade Pageant, retail/wholesale relationship, flowers

Manila folder titled: Retail Prices 1877-1879 includes 60 articles from 1865-1877 on city market prices; source of produce via steamers; weather impact on meat and produce; quality and supply changes. 88 articles from 1897-1916 on seasonal changes in prices of produce, meat, poultry; cost of living in Baltimore and chart from 1911.

copy of pages from Strasser “The Smile That Pays,” in The Mythmaking Frame of Mind; 73 articles and JLA notes: major department stores; well-known retail merchants; Anti-Department store bill; warehouses; traveling salesmen; crab vendors; Lexington Market; Centre Market; Fish market; opposition to markets; taxes; department stores in 1909; Coca-Cola; street merchants; Baltimore “drummers’ (traveling salesmen)

44 articles

34 articles including: City workers going to munitions plants for better wages; high cost of meat, vegetables, bread, and milk

13 articles (includes statistics on wages and retail prices for 1913); manila folder containing 15 references on unemployment

12 articles

48 articles including Mt. Clare Shops, B&O, Sparrows Point and JLA notes

40 articles; manila folder labeled Female workers containing student paper (Tim Himes) w/references noted, 15 articles, copy of Linda Gordon,”U.S. Women’s History,” in Foner, The New American History.

104 articles plus 7 articles about Marguerite Harrison, a reporter with an “incredible life” see Hal William, The Baltimore Sun.

104 articles plus 7 articles about Marguerite Harrison, a reporter with an “incredible life” see Hal William, The Baltimore Sun.

18 articles

Manila folder labeled, Business Attitudes/Mobility w/#2 in red circle & red Ch 6 on front of folder. 41 articles and references including Michael Katz, “Occupational Classification in History,” in J. of Interdisciplinary History (1972); success stories of businessmen. 8 articles/references including: Herbert Hovenkamp, Enterprise and American Law, 1836-1937, Harvafd press (1991); Thomas Haskell, “Capitalism and the Origins of the Humanitarian Sensibility”, in AHR (1985); John Sharpless, “The economic structure of port cities in the mid-nineteenth century…1840-1860”, in J. of Historical Geography (1976); Muller and Groves, “The Changing Location of the Clothing Industry…in MdHMag (1976); copy of Daniel Rodgers, The Work Ethic in Industrial America, 1850-1920, U of Chicago Press with JLA underlines & notes.

14 articles

25 articles and refs

14 articles clipped together (seem to be on 8-hour work day, 1884-1892); manila folder labeled Industrial Party etc. 1886 containing 10 articles (section on Labor Day parade, Sept. 7, 1886) and marked Ch 5 in red pen; 30 articles and references including copies of David Brody article, “Workers and Work in America: the New Labor History,” in AA for State & Local History (1983); Leon Fink article, “American Labor History,” in Foner, The New American History (1990); Gregory Kealey article on Gutman and Montgomery (1990); and Karen Orren, “Belated Feudalism,” Cambridge UP (1991); manila folder labeled Craft Unions and marked Ch 5 in red pen including 22 articles and references 1882-1896; 33 articles and references (1870-1900) including checklist of U.S. Public Documents, 1789-1909.

31 articles

Notes on autobiography (1938) by Richard T. Ely on labor movement; 55 articles

76 articles on closure of glass factory (labor?); elevator boys strike; machinists don’t strike; 4 clippings re/Mt. Clare (B&O) machinists strike; woodworkers (carpenters); coal strike (public sentiment); iron moulders; bakers; silversmiths; trainmen; canvasmakers; Labor Lyceum; clothing workers; Dawkins Bill; butchers; foundry workers

33 articles

9 articles on striking miners and coal for the poor

8 articles – Brick manufacturers form assoc. to deal with moulder higher prices; junkment; furniture manufacturers response to labor unrest; Chemical and Fertilizer Exchange; Produce Exchange; Glass Manufacturers Association; Traffic Association; Coal Dealers

102 articles including 1 page of JLA draft w/notes; effect of panic on city institutions, charities, retail prices, unemployment etc.

4 articles on the industrial survey of Baltimore conducted in 1913

60 articles

40 articles – relative position in newspaper, concern for Baltimoreans stranded abroad; effect on banks, wheat, trade, ships, teachers,opera, horses for war

61 articles and references – boost in manufacturing; concern for relatives in Poland; war bonds; death of Johnny Poe (see 1st article in 1914 above)

23 articles – German sub in Chesapeake bay; trade, parade, troops leaving (represent all classes of Baltimoreans); deaths; Pres. Wilson

51 articles and JLA notes (photo of troops leaving – 9/17/17) – pacifism; coal shortage; railroads centralized; MD military bases (Meade); troop registration; wheat; “shirkers”

60 articles and JLA notes – factories & schools closed to save coal; shipyard workers’ houses in Dundalk; foreign-born residents pledge loyalty; surrender; obituaries and casualty lists; liberty loans (photo of TR);

Articles on the 1886 horsecar trolley strike in Baltimore; selections from “Tradition, Modernity, and the American Industrial Worker,” “Working-Class America: Essays on Labor, Community and American Society,” “The Customers Ain’t God,” “Karl Marx’s Theory of Social Classes,” “From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology,” “The Organization of Negroes in the Knights of Labor,” “Immigrants and Industry: The Philadelphia Experience, 1850-1880”

MA thesis, L. Wallock, “The B&O ‘Monopoly’ and the Baltimore Crowd” (1974); student paper by L. Martinez, “Bread or Blood” (1984); student paper by M. Dunn, “Labor Strikes of 1877” (1982); 7 articles and refs.

Manila folder labeled, “Baltimore Riots – 1877,” included 16 articles, 12 reference cards, 11 American articles clipped together, 6 additional references (1874-1895); 54 articles and references (1877-1898) including copy of “The Confederate Battle Flag…” in “The Regimental Colors…” by Harold Manakee (1959)

90 articles, refs, and JLA notes including Chapt from Foner, The Great Labor Uprising of 1877, “The Strike on the B&O Railroad,” (1977) and Clifton Yearley, “The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Strike of 1877,” (1956) in MdHistMag. Manila folder labeled Capital vs. Labor and marked Ch 5 in red circle containing 60 articles, refs, and JLA notes including Chapt in Technology, the Economy, and Society ed by Colton, “M. Dubofsky, “Technological Change and American Worker Movements, 1870-1970,” (1987); “Bibliographical Essay” in The World of the Worker; “Bibliographical Essay,” from another book; “Bibliographical Essay,” from Green, The World of the worker ed. by Foner; “Bibliographical Essay,” from Zieger, American Workers, American Unions, 1920-1985; student exercise on Locating the Mt. Clare Workers with map by Andrea Arnold (1977)

94 articles covering cloak makers’ strike; working conditions; co-operative garment shops; Knights of Labor opposition; speeches; threats of violence; women strike; Greif factory; arrests

6 articles; 20 in folder; references plus reference to Ch 5.

57 articles

140 articles (tab labeled K of L Streetcarmen “1886”, but other labor categories seem to be included

16 articles

29 articles

54 articles

3 articles; 21 articles w/JLA notes clipped together; 45 articles

36 articles

27 articles on velocipedes, velocipedes as exercise, ferries, fast horse driving a problem, cruelty to animals, model stables, races at Pimlico; 100 articles on trolleys, resistance to mass transit,

5 articles on Harlem Stage Line; manila folder labeled Transit 5 – Fares & Park Tax containing 33 articles & refs, student paper on “The Park Tax Question and Street Railway Fares”,3 articles, articles clipped together on City Passenger Railway (186401865), c. of excerpts from Tarr, Technology & the Rise of the Networked City incl. McKay, “Comparative…”, and Sutcilffe, “Street Transport…”; manila folder labeled Rapid Transit Impact containing 25 articles & refs; manila folder labeled Transit – Railroads w/19 refs; manila folder labeled Transit 1 – Lines etc. Before 1899 w/23 articles & refs; manila folder labeled Transit 3 – Controversy over Construction of Lines and Routes w/33 articles & refs; manila folder labeled Transit 2 – Slow & Irregular Service w/19 articles & refs.

JLA note on front of folder: Transit – General for Chapter 1865-1890. 64 articles on pros & cons of rapid transit, problems of horsecars, rapid transit ridership increases (many to jobs), deaths by cars, advantages fo suburbs, health dangers

43 articles on horsecars and omnibuses; pros and cons of various routes; disagreement over charges; City Passenger Railway Company; ease of transport to outlying areas; access for butchers at Lexington Market

JLA notes on William Keyser, Recollections; streets, garbage, health, taxes, street lights (Robert McCuen), telephone poles, competition among neighborhoods, paving, copies of pages from Keyser Recollections

11 articles on onmibuses to horse street cars and the Brock charter, Peter Thompson obit, householders books (suburbs), trolley car maintenance, receivership, ferry system, B&O rates

Article on 50th anniversary of “street railways” (7/25/1909) – [duplicate]

Folder labeled “3 The Transit Revolution” containing 42 notes and refs on transit companies, page from student paper on transit lines, 12 articles & refs on extensions, c. of Streetcar Museum pub., “Baltimore Streetcars, 1905-1963: The Semi-Convertible Era.

164 articles on deals to build on pikes, effects of heat on horses, limit on Sunday rides, track removal to prevent deteriorating property, park tax, extension of and construction of new lines, cars for colored people, charters granted by General Assembly, City Passenger Railroad Co. and growth of others, fares, bell punch, Slawson boxes,

75 articles on horse car fares, test of steam motor, Enoch Pratt retires from Cty Pass RR over fare reduction, unpaid taxes, new routes, bobtail cars, five-cent fare question (1876-1885); 18 pages & notes clipped together (1868-1876)

85 articles on Citizens Passenger Railway RR Co. (stock shares & purchase by Philadelphians), Harlem stages cease operation, horsepower doomed, Judson system, City control of rapid transit, Oden Bowie, transit & Druid Hill Park, pros & cons of overhead wires, syndicate takeovers, bonds, urban to suburban, power house, underground trolley wires, combination fenders

62 articles on ownership and stockholders, ordinances & duplicate lines, protest against tracks on main streets, third rail for Daft electric cars, G.P. Frick, overhead electricity conductors, stoves on cars, first death by electric railroad, Druid Hill Park, horsepower out, bobtail cars

93 articles on addition of fenders to railway cars, danger of overhead wires, park tax (big controversy), T rails, new lines, Traction Co., new power house on Pratt, economic development along new lines, disorder on cars, Annex tax rates, schedule changes, spitting, competition & consolidation, mail cars, fares, transfer system

86 articles on motormen and conductors, Central Line & others sold, customer complaints, fares, expansion and consolidation of lines, all-night cars, consolidation with electric company, behaviour on cars

48 articles on fares, Car Fare Bill, Sunday laws, transfer system, cold cars, Girdle railway franchise, George Webb, service extended, Maryland Electric company, anti-spitting bill, John Hood, chart showing Park Tax, stock rises

105 articles on late & poor service, divided routes, United Railways & Electric Co. annual reports, officers, & stock, tax exemptions, expansion of lines, overcrowding, statistics, cable slots removed, crime, fares, monorail, tube, accidents, Girdle Electric Railway, turnpikes turned over to City

98 articles on municipal ownership, United Railways, schedules, tracks, extension of lines, accidents, Suburban Railway, trolley in parks, crowding, taxes, disorder on cars, fares, river tube

74 articles on fight over car fares, “jerkwater” service, accidents, United Railways Co., extensions of service routes, etiquette, park tax, poor service, plans to skip stops

6 articles on pros & cons of municipal ownership, Massachusetts study, Baltimore gets most taxes, municipal supervision proposed; C. of article on 50th anniversary of “street railways” (7/25/1909); c. of Johnson, “Part IV, The Present Condition of Maryland Highways” in Maryland Geological Survey, [1899]; 8 articles clipped together on vehicle types (horse through bicycles), licenses (1905-1917); c. of Chapt. 8 The Battle for Baltimore County…1865-1920 [moved to box of chapters]

Clipped together: 2 pages JLA notes, 37 articles on rise of cycling (1882-1897); 48 articles on effect on horses, club races, accidents, carriages, bells & lights, roads; 3 articles

23 refs. & articles w/stats on registrations 1900-1995, accidents, laws, passing of drays; manila folder w/17 pages on refs to Baltimore County roads, and 54 articles on dangers of autos, codes, clubs, paving, traffic court, gas, parking, Auto Show, women drivers, races

JLA notes [pp 2-8]; JLA notes [pp 1-7] on Transit, 1900-1920; 40 more articles & refs.

23 refs. & articles w/stats on registrations 1900-1995, accidents, laws, passing of drays; manila folder w/17 pages on refs to Baltimore County roads, and 54 articles on dangers of autos, codes, clubs, paving, traffic court, gas, parking, Auto Show, women drivers, races; 6 articles clipped together incl. one on 50th anniv. of Baltimore Street Railways; 10 articles clipped together on growth of autos; 7 articles on city planning; 27 articles on autos; JLA notes [pp 2-8]; JLA notes [pp 1-7] on Transit, 1900-1920; 40 more articles & refs.

6 articles on park tax on railway companies, flying machines, fire engine horses, patrol accident; Manila folder w/71 articles & refs on injuries, wagons vs. cars, poor road conditions, bridges, need for highway engineers, traffic problems, Crouch auto Factory, road taxes, auto races

13 articles on automobile touring, laws, horns, tolls, licenses, auto associations

34 articles on auto show, sales, chauffeurs (Assn.), accidents, garages, races, airship and aeronautics, prices, insurance, licenses

44 articles and notes on growth of automobiling, motor car ads, dangerous autoists, traffic regulation, Orville Wright flight, auto taxes, regulations, autos & horses, international aviation meet, auto show at 5th Reg. Armory,

101 articles & JLA notes on auto clubs, auto shows, garages, horse vs. gasoline, accidents, improves fire fighting, speed limits, post road signs, auto ambulance, car prices, AAA, 8 articles clipped together on 1913 Auto Show, auto theft, road conditions, trucks, buses (jitneys) woman jitney owner, jitney regulations.

41 articles on traffic congestion, cost of autos, jitneys, ordinance re/standing vehicles, motorcycles, road maintenance re/autos and trucks, Adamson amendment, auto clubs, ownership statistics, steam to gas, heavy trucks for transport

33 articles clipped together on licenses issued by owner & car, increase in licenses issued, 24 more articles on same as above.

12 articles including Herbert Latham flight over Baltimore

Copy of Thomsen, “Loudon Park”, 1979; copy of Brugger, The Maryland Club (1857-1997); copy of Dorsey, “Mount Vernon Place”, 1983;

JLA notes on Meinig, The Shaping of America; copy of A.W.Machen letters to his father re/Plug Ugly Cases; 5 JLA notes on articles; JLA notes on Forest, Official History of the Fire Department of the City of Baltimore on riots 1855-1858; 11 articles & notes on churches, markets, old streets (1859-1860); table of municipal services expenditures 1820 -1860; JLA note dated cards labeled #1 on police, special items, swine & dogs, finances, Swann, harbor, railroads, water, health, schools, Jerome (1820-1858); 45 citations & notes on police, parks, watchmen, mayoral appointments, violence, trade, licenses, sale of pews, Duffey shooting, Convention of Maryland Slaveholders, Bd of Trade, taxes, real estate values

22 articles

58 articles on destruction of old buildings and landmarks to make way for new, some obits of “old citizens”

166 articles (some from The American)

60 articles & references including copy of Introduction to Housing the North American City by Doucet and Weaver (1991); building land sales, construction ordnances, list of permits; carpenter strike (14 articles); Isaac Emerson’s Italian Gardens; Dukeland; Torrens land system; manila folder labeled (6) Houses: Streets & Neighborhoods; building census (1900); City Council Proceedings (1877)

96 articles and references including sales; Towson suburban homes; ground rent developments; Howard Park; Evergreen lawn; new building codes (post-fire); Rockland; Orangeville-Duncan estate; Dukeland; Mt. Washington; Hampton estate; Park Heights; Wallbrook; Cloverdale

134 articles primarily showing residential home plans, prices, and locations; several bios on builders and real estate agents; regulations and ground rents

141 articles and references including various areas of construction e.g. Forst Part, Waveland, Halethorpe; advertisement for property and house in Ten Hills, Howard Park, Forest Park, Baltimore Highlands, Mt. Washington; death notices of real estate developers and builders.

105 articles and references including various notices and advertisements about home sales, land purchases, and home development; newspaper photos of new home in varous areas of the city

126 articles, references, and JLA notes including various ads for developments to Park Heights Ave., Arbutus, Meridale, English Consul, Forest Park; article on marble at Beaver Dam Quarry; sale of Dunmore, Green Spring Valley; car line in Guilford, construction project; rent hearings; land sales and construction projects; alley homes

Manila folder titled, Real Estate Prices & Housing, containing 5 articles, refs, & stats (1879); manila folder titled, Homeownership Stats containing refs and stats (1890-1970); Draft paper by Martha Vill, “Residential Development on a Landed Estate: The Case of Baltimore’s ‘Harlem’ (1980); paper by Garrett Power, “Ground Rents and the Cityscape: Ninety-Nine Years Leaseholds in Baltimore, MD, 1700-1900” (6/92); 10 articles and refs; The Maryland Historian (1980), Special Issue on Baltimore; 2nd copy of Power’s paper; Natalie Shivers, “Those Old Placid Rows”, (1981); “Public Housing in Baltimore, 1941-1942” pamphlet from the Housing Authority of Baltimore City

11 articles, refs, and stats; student paper by Gonshor, “Baltimore Neighborhood Study Project Study Area – Poppleton,”; 82 articles and refs; copy of Luria, David, “Wealth, Capital, and Power: the Social Meaning of Home Ownership,” in J of Interdisciplinary History (1976); 7 articles; 6 photos of unsanitary tenement living in Baltimore from Wis. State Historical Society; 17 articles, refs, and stats; copies of 3 articles from, “Making the American Home: Middle-Class Women & Domestic Material Culture, 1840-1940, Bowling Green Press, ed by Motz and Browne; copy of article from J. of Social History (1980) by Carole Shammas, “The Domestic Environment in Early Modern England and America”; 2 articles and refs; Exhibit Review of “Whither the Urban History Exhibit? The Peale Museum Rowhouse,” by Rober White (1983); paper by Martha Vill, “Building Enterprise in Late Nineteenth Century Baltimore, sub to the J. of Historical Geography; 17 articles and refs; article in Amer. Hist. Rev. (1990), “Moving Out and Settling In: Residential Mobility, Home Owning, and the Public Enframing of Citizenship, 1921-1950; 4 articles and refs.

37 articles; 46 articles and references

10 articles; 9 clipped together; 4 more articles

20 articles and refs on real estate development in Clifton Park (valuation trial); Crook Mansion; Rogers property; Falls Road Electric Railway Co.; Charles Frederick Ranstead; Gray Mfg Co. near Ellicott City; The Caves; Pimlico Road; Belle Lawn; Eutaw Place and Walbrook

111 articles, references, and JLA notes including descriptions of lands being sold, what it sold for, and locations of land; includes 24 articles clipped together labeled Suburban Dev’s, 1901-1905; 14 articles clipped together labeled Suburbs, 1888; JLA notes on Thomas book on Greenspring Valley & typed description of Dunbarton House

62 articles on construction of new apartment buildings and conversion of residences into apartments

64 articles and refs including 9 articles and refs on buildings (1889-1901); copy of pages from Ford, Cities and Buildings (JHU, 1994); B&O building, Walters, Bromo Tower, Continental Trust Building, and other business buildings (1883-1911)

4 articles; 2-page draft of Ch I, p.4; List of major dry goods stores in 1880; 60 notes and refs; “From Burial Ground to Garden Cemetery,’ by Michael Franch; 9 articles; student paper on the “Central Business District of Baltimore City 1880-1900;” 13 articles and refs; copy of student paper on Baltimore Fire and Rehabilitation; 22 articles and refs; copy of student paper on Pearl Street census analysis; copy of “When Ladies Go A-Thieving,” by Elaine S. Abelson (Oxford,1989); 17 articles, refs, ID of stores per block

43 articles with JLA notes

18 articles & refs on water supply for development, history of old B&O Central Bldg, improvements, new warehouses, iron work, awning posts; Mitchell.., “Geographical Perspectives on Maryland’s Past” UofMd (1979); Conzen, “Immigrants, Immigrant Neighborhoods, and Ethnic Identity…” in J.of AmerHist (1979); 74 articles & refs on wider streets, specific banks, penitentiary, Chinese laundry, arcade, building laws, real estate sales, A.Brown bldg, dry goods to dept. stores, no. of stories in new bldgs, window dressing, stepping stones

126 articles on Yakel Building, boundaries of CBD, flooding, Bank of Commerce Bldg, art, Lloyd Jackson Co. Bldg, MD granite, elevators, Marburg Bldg, Kamenesky’s Inn (oldest hse in Balt., Provident Savings Bk, shot tower, unemploy. Due to fire, Kienhe Bros.,Justis Bldg, Kirwan, Pendleton Bldg, Sexton Bldg, Kranz-Smith, The Hub, Gunther Bldg, Md Savings Bk, Md Life Ins. Bldg, Pattison & Gahan, Armstrong Cator, Farmers & Merchants, Walden C. Nimmo, US Fidel. & Trust,Phoenix Bldg, Baltimore Bldg, Fish Mkt, B&O RR, Abell Estate, Balt. Stock Exch, St.Paul’s cemetery, Lobe Bldg, Nautical Exch.,Gillet, Kaufman, apt.hses, Prof. Bldg.,Dunn Co.,Sanders & Stayman, Turnbull & Co, Nat’l Mech. Bank, Hilgenberg Bldg, steel & concrete new materials, The Sun, saloons, Svgs Bk of Balt, lower St.Paul St.,wooden Indians, city beautiful, Alex Brown, Industrial Exposition, JLA notes on nos & types of businesses, churches leaving city,

74 articles

22 articles

79 articles (Sun and American) including Improvement Assns, copy of Alexandra Levin article on Winans in MHMag (1989), and pamphlets on Union Square & Mencken house; manila folder labeled Poppleton Study containing arch. & env. Information on Blocks 200-203 of Poppleton Historic Study; manila folder labeled The Old West End containing 37 articles – 14 clipped together mostly on post offices and postal sub-stations (1881-1895), 13 clipped together mostly on Improvement Associations (1868-1909) and copy of JLA article, “The Neighborhood and City Hall the origin of Neighborhood Associations in Baltimore, 1880-1911,” in J.of Urban Hist.(1979);

manila folder labeled The West End with a 3 in a red circle containing two student papers on Poppleton and 117 references & articles; manila folder labeled Articles on Improvement Associations containing 31 references and articles and JLA notes (1882-1897); manila folder labeled West Baltimore containing 41 articles and references i.e., articles to copy (1845-1900); manila folder labeled Poppleton Housing Report containing pp. 25-47 of Poppleton Housing study.

36 articles & refs on neighborhood schools, Garrett Park Assoc., Business Men’s Assoc., abattoirs, Old Town Assoc., parks, need for public improvements, Fulton Ave. imrovement – pro & con, funding improvements, movement West; 19 articles & refs clipped together labeled “articles used in West End chapter”, on Steuart mansion, Harlem Park, stabbing (Colored), chickens, Canton Market, Lafayette Squ.,

23 articles

30 articles

7 articles & references in manila folder; 12 articles (some from American); 17 JLA handwritten pages on St. Lukes – Carey St.

30 pieces of census (street) maps; instructions on how to use the 1900 census for a student project on Baltimore neighborhoods

Manila folder labeled South Baltimore & SW and marked with a red 3 in a circle contains 42 articles and references (1866-1904); 31 refs and articles in rest of folder (1867-1889)

60 articles; manila folder containing 73-page paper on “The Urban Vernacular Architecture of the Federal Hill/Cross St. Area of Baltimore, Maryland” (author unidentified); and small papers on music in Baltimore

19 articles

15 articles with many JLA notes

52 articles on sewers, neighborhood improvements, founderies, real estate sales, street extensions, Johns Hopkins hospital, deaths, Jones Falls & floods, businesses & businessmen (including 7 pages of JLA notes on Old Town Merchant & Manufacturers Association Minute Books); 12 articles labeled Old Town (3) on changes from 1880-1903

Copy of The Impact of Black Labor on European Immigration into Baltimore’s Oldtown, 1790-1910 by D. Randall Beirne in MHMag. 1988 and draft given to Batlimore History Research Group (1986); draft over Beirne’s paper; 55 articles on Old Town business and businessmen, taxes, Old Town M&M Assn, beautiful landscape, Baltimore Centennial Exposition, East Baltimore’s Businessmen’s Association, belgian blocks for paving, improvement associations, straightening Baltimore Street, Carroll home; manila folder titled East Baltimore: Fells Point-Highlandtown contains16 articles & refs(1869-1910) and student paper on Canton Street neighborhood

18 articles on improvements, Saturday night markets, obituaries, sanitation, Shakespeare Street graves, the Port Mission, public pier proposal, Dukeland Park, Ruthenina Greek Church; JLA copy of map from Slums of Baltimore, Chicago, and Philadelphia (1894)

32 articles

62 articles with JLA notes; paper by Randall Beirne, “Residential Growth and Stability in the Baltimore Industrial Community of Canton during the Late Nineteenth Century”

23 articles including student paper by Tracy Shumway (History 496), “A City Block: 1860-1920”

13 articles on praise for Mt. Vernon Place & Peabody Library (1910), social history; c. of Garrett Power, “High Society: The Building Height Limitation on Baltimore’s Mt. Vernon Place” (1982) MdHSoc.; 18 articles on decline of Square; old homes on square & Washington Monument; Belvedere (Howard residence); apartments; 4 articles clipped together on protest against extensions to Garrett house (1884-1885); 8 articles on improvements, taxable property, Garrett improvements, Barye bronze figures

17 aricles including pamphlet by Frank Shivers, “Bolton Hill; Baltimore Classic”

Statistics on Baltimore City residental moves, 1880-1900; 9 clipped together on city/square cost etc. 1865-1873, comparative statistics on rented homes in 1900 (Balt, Boston, NYC, Phil), JLA article in 1979 Journal of Urban History, “The Neighborhood and City Hall: The Origin of Neighborhood Associations in Baltimore, 1880-1911”; oversize Sun clippings

53 articles and JLA notes with stats on nos. of buildings etc. and water supply involved in the Annex; the Belt Annexation Bill; need for services in the Annex; impact on schools; manila folder labeled 3 – The Northern Area & 1888 Annex containing 48 articles and references including citizen associations and annexation

42 articles including tax implications of adding new wards; Foutz Bill; declaration of residence; city services in Annex; future growth; Northwester Improvement Association; Annex paving

22 articles on where to build the Normal School; other institutions (i.e. orphan homes) and desirability or not of suburban location; 1937 Regional Planning publication on Balt-Wash-Annapolis metro area from the Maryland Planning Commission

119 assorted articles, references, and notes, mostly about women – morals, raising children, discipline, hysteria, exercise, disobedience, hot weather dress, abduction and marriage, education, clothes (finery), notable women including copy of pages from Mabel Collins Donnelly, The American Victorian Woman, 1986 and copies of pages from William Leach, The Mythmaking, child-world in the promisted land (1993); 1905 – statistics on deaths, men & women eligible for USPS positions; 1912 – article on apartment houses for old people

20 book references; stats on place of birth of hd of hseholds (1880). 1900 foreign-born stats, JLA notes; Green ad on Fit for America; copy of pages from: Hall, Hidden Anxieties (1991); Mangan, ed., Manliness and Morality (1987); Peterson, Family, Love, and Work in the Lives of Victorian Gentlewomen (1989); Evans, Born for Liberty (1989); Griswold, The Evolution of the Doctrine of Mental Cruelty in Victorian American Divorce in J. of Soc Hist; The Women’s Movements, 1870s-1880s; White, The First Sexual Revolution (1993); Kunzel, Fallen Women, Problem Girls (1993); Faderman, Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers (1991)

7 references & articles; copy of “Bicycles, Bangs, and Bloomers; the new woman in the popular press,” by Patricia Marks (1990); Manila folder labeled: Vic. Balt. “Men & Women” draft containing pp 33-49 of a very old rough draft of Women in Baltimore discussing evolution of confident women vs. confused males w/footnote cards, 15 references, copies of 2 articles; 14 more refs & articles; manila folder labeled Census Materials w/map of Mosher/Madison/Preston/Pennsylvania streets w/addresses denoting W or B

16 references, article on American Families, 25 references & articles on changing roles of women, & families, student paper, 8 refs & notes

145 articles with JLA notes; some from the American; abortion

185 articles, some from American

100 articles including the “new woman”, low age of consent, help for the “fallen woman”, inappropriate clothing, clubs, brawls

81 articles including the Crittendon Mission (home), clubs/women’s literary clubs, cruelty to, rich and poor, lawyers/educatiion, Dr. Goucher

10 articles on assault of women students on another woman student

63 articles including fads, “As we go” series, college women make good wives?, Reese, professional women, clubs, motherhood, rebellious women

88 articles including suffrage, women convicts, athletics, occult, education, proper handshake, fashions

89 articles

96 articles including many references

39 articles on the trial of Mrs. E.G. Wharton for murder of Gen. Wm S. Ketchum by poison

9 articles on Conventions from the American

4 page conclusion of a study on women in late 19th century Baltimore w/stats on their economic well-being by demographics (conclusion of McDonald study?); 12 articles folded together on husband & wife, women & church, right sort of wife, women in Judaism, marriage, women’s rights (1886-1900); 25 pages of JLA notes on these by Patricia Ann McDonald, “Baltimore women, 1870-1900”, U. of MD, 1976; 5 pages JLA notes on women’s rights.

64 articles including prominent Baltimore suffragettes, pro and con the vote

76 articles including pro and con suffrage sentiments, speeches, etc.

45 articles and JLA notes on women opposed to suffrage; women as custodians of moral purity; “Army of the Hudson” hikers and lack of police protection; “suffs” arrested; bill loses then passes house, loses in Senate; Wilson for

15 pages of JLA lists of weddings & funerals (mostly 1891), 8 note cards listing weddings, funerals, association memberships

119 articles including some American, JLA notes; 12 articles 3 pages of very early typed draft of Ch on “The People of the City: Family and Clan, Class, and Caste” with 2 pages of revision

65 articles including church and divorce, grounds for divorce (adultery), prominent divorces, marriage after assault

Copy of article from J. of Social History by Seidman, The Power of Desire and the Danger of Pleasure: Victorian Sexuality Reconsidered (1990); 74 articles on the family; wife as wage earner; prominent divorces; killings; evils of divorce; reasons not to marry; advice for happy marriage; changing view of divorce;proposal for a Domestic Court

9 articles on notable divorces including Bushman

106 articles including schools for colored, exposes, House of the Fallen, honoable prostitution, kindly madams, brothels and gambling houses; mostly accounts and names of prostitutes arrested etc.; JLA notes from Jacob Frey, Reminiscences of Baltimore (MD Book Concern, 1893)

115 articles on disreputable houses; opium joints; Criminal Court Reports; white slave war; anti-vice movement; low wages a cause; Mencken views;

82 articles including young men and older women; 10 clipped together about Paint & Powder Club 1906-1910, 1954 (men as actresses), character of young men, temptations, girlish

3 articles & notes; c. of Haag, “The ‘Ill-Use of a Wife’: Patterns of Working Class Violence in Domestic and Public New York City, 1869-1880”; 46 articles & notes on the whipping post, large number of wife-beating cases, beating resulting in murder, editorial re/Peter Monahan, deaths, laws; 72 articles and refs on spousal murder and assault, esp. Monahan murder; court considers “whipping post for wife-beaters; stats on violent deaths in 1906;

153 articles

82 articles on assaults by negroes, whiltes, notables, and others; discussion of penalty for child abuse (hanging vs. surgical); Dawson and Stoncipher cases; Manny trial

146 articles and references on cruelty by and to children; gangs; treatment of black vs. white boys; House of Refuge cases (1868); Children’s Aid Society; waiffs and strays; Orphan Asylum; colored children; stone battles; infant mortality;

65 articles on how to train children; Society for the Protection of Children from Vice and Immorality;; Day Headquarters; infant mortality (stats in 1893) and rules for infant care; child labor; gangs and street waifs; stone battles; boy prisoners; German Orphan Asylum; playgrounds and sports

62 articles on children not going to school; playgrounds; juvenile court; how to raise; boy murderer; education and crime; mortality;

53 articles on playgrounds; cruelty to children; suicide; parental neglect; Judge Jacob M. Moses of Juvenile Court; moral education; truancy laws; “baby farms”; children in Little Italy; child labor bill; St. Vincent’s;

15 articles on child labor; need for play; boys fighting (suburb vs. city)

73 articles about management and abuses at the Female House of Refuge, the ouster of its Superintendent (Ms. Stuart/Stewart), physical abuse of girls, relationship to Jail Board; Baltimore Manual Labor School (for boys), Edmund Stabler (Superintendent) charged with assault and battery; trial of Robert D. Klees, Superintendent of Boy’s Home for whipping; House of Reformation for Colored Boys at Cheltenham; Maryland School for Boys; 8 articles in a manila folder on House of Refuge and Good Shepherd (1865-1901)

References; 5/1996 suggested plaque for Manual Labor School site; 2/1996 Plaque Installation Plan; 21 articles; 20 articles on mistreatment of students, Barrus incident, child labor, state school for girls, children’s need for play

15 articles; 5 articles clipped together labeled “Northerners & New Englanders”; 134 articles and JLA notes (some clipped together); old 1986 draft chapter of “The Elites and Their Admirers” – not used. Articles on fox hunting, horse shows, Pimlico, Thomas Winans’ Alexandrofsky, Eutaw Place, John B. Morris, taxation, building permits

15 articles; 5 articles clipped together labeled “Northerners & New Englanders”; 134 articles and JLA notes (some clipped together); old 1986 draft chapter of “The Elites and Their Admirers” – not used.

109 articles & JLA notes on “calling” days, taxes & taxpayers, eilite vs. middle and poor classes, “lady” vs. “ordinary” people, obits of many prominent Baltimoreans (including Peabody, Hopkins, Garrett etc.), Baltimoreans abroad, educated rich, “tilting” tournaments, fox hunting, Maryland Club, game preserve, parties, bank deposits, debutantes, Eliz. Patterson, horse show; manila folder labeled: (30 articles) on Immigration/Stats/Family Units etc. w/many JLA notes on immigration, marriage & family; manila folder labeled: Census (7 notes) w/stats on populatiion & ethnic groups

52 articles; JLA note on folder says “Completed” (MS?)

80 articles; JLA note on folder says “Completed” (MS?)

43 articles

73 articles

77 articles

41 articles

23 articles

43 articles clipped together (1892-1917) w/note:Balt Elite (not used); 4refs; manila folder labeled The Elite & Middle Classes w/5 notes, 10 notes clipped together, 20 refs, 23 pages of names from Social Register, student paper, 19 refs; manila folder labeled Dun & Bradstreet Coll. w/9 pages of JLA notes from collection. Subjects: estates, dinners, obits., professions, activities of the rich.

94 articles, many obits – JLA notes on obits: trace addresses/residences; importance of fraternal organizations to success; obits show variety of employments considered middle class

35 articles on strawberry pickers (fun); servant problem; store girls; domestic service; long-term workers; child labor (tomato skinners); more foreign workers

20 articles on sporting crowd vs. fancy crowd; Barry Amos murder in bar fight; cockfighting; prize fights; shooting of Charles Logue;

Approximately 125 articles & references; a very early draft of “Poverty & Charity in 19th Century Baltimore,”with footnotes and many JLA notes; 5 articles & refs.

22 articles including stats on categories of poor, 1865-1872; anecdotal descriptions of poor; Removed JLA Chapters to box (Chapter 7/8). 12 articles on tenements (1898 & 1907); 4 articles on miltary pay, help for “colored” (1898-1917)

6 articles on taxation of property for almshouses, COS costs, 10 articles clipped together on The Beneficial Associations – the Legislative Committee (1870); 22 articles on investigation of poor houses, preachers on the poor, death & the poor; 4 articles clipped together on “preventive charity”; 38 articles incl. c. of Peter Mandler, “Poverty & Charity in the Nineteenth Century Metropolis” (1990), c. of Himmelfarb, “The Demoralization of Society…” (1995), and stone yards, causes of hard times, stats on unemployed, need for aid, coal line

27 references & JLA notes on refs including Muriel Pumphrey, “Mary Richmond and the Rise of Professional…” Diss. 1956, c. of Olasky, Marvin, “Beyond the Stingy Welfare State,” in Policy Review, 1990, Report on A Conference on Charities…Baltimore, April 15 and 16, 1887…”, student paper; notes on the destitute, church support, vagrancy, COS records, the “wood-yard”, indiscrimate giving, Mary Richmond & Charles Bonaparte; c. of Patricia Drew, “A Longer View: the Mary Richmond Legacy, 1983

29 articles and refs on removal of poor to Texas, new almshouses, JLA notes on Charity Organization Society of Baltimore, Report…1887, night soil removal, poor conditions at Bayview, pauper graves,

11 articles on Lawrence House, Social Settlement House, Neighborhood House, Locust Point Settlement and others.

11 articles on free hospital beds for the poor, germ theory, smallpox, free baths, crusade against the beggars

31 articles on death of Rev. Lawrence, Jesse Hunt, and other supporters of charity efforts, Russell Sage Foundation (John Glenn), theory of charity, girls in social service,

48 articles on societal causes of destitution, “Winans Row”, cost of “good meals for little money” [1901 vs. 1995], causes of poverty, formation of COS, 3 articles clipped together on Miss Virginia Archer descendant of Stephen Girard, child beggars, help poor help themselves, registration of poor, salaries of charity workers, bread lines, pride and paupers

Jessica Elfenbein’s 1996 dissertationfrom Univ. of Delaware, “To ‘Fit Them for Their Fight with the Word’: The Baltimore YMCA and the Making of a Modern City, 1852-1932”

22 articles including AICP meetings, amounts given etc.

3 articles on Negro orphanage, student paper, 18 pp notes on William Gibson’s 1969 PhD thesis, “History of Family and Child Welfare Agencies in Baltimore, 1849-1943”, statistics from student paper on Houses of Good Shepherd, 1864-1892

12 articles, incl. Spring Grove

26 articles, incl. alcoholics, the Vagrant Act, street beggars, how to deal with homelessness

29 articles, incl. Ladies’ Relief Association, Women’s Industrial Exchange, St. Vincent de Paul, Conference of Baltimore Women’s Charities, Fruit and Flower Guild, Hebrew Free School Fund, Catholic social work,

17 articles and references including notes on 17th annual report of Charity Organization Society (COS) (1898)

57 articles and JLA notes – Note on some articles to refile under “Jewish” esp. Russian; Hollander on preventive charity; Jewish attitude toward charity; Jewish Educational Alliance; social workers; Hebrew charities; Levy Memorial; poor should help themselves; prominent Jewish philanthropists; amounts given

Articles; 1984 draft of article by JLA: “Poverty and Charity in Pre-Civil War Baltimore”

88 articles

98 articles & refs on charities; 2 art. Clipped together on church & needy; 85 articles & refs on crime & the poor, bad winter of 1894-95, abandoned children; c. of Rohr, “Charities and Charitable Insititutions” in Clayton, Baltimore: Its History…, (1912); 62 aarticles & notes including c. of The Charity Record (1893); student paper, 3 articles; 45 articles on medical charity; beggars; “progress and poverty”; merger of Hebrew charities; haven from cold weather; organized charity; St. Mary’s Indus. School; Women’s Exchange; Rosenfeld “poet of the ghetto”; care of the insane

59 articles on Walters baths; Assn for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor; social settlements; Jews and charity; Spring Grove; Hebrew Benevolent society; Salvation Army; Lawrence House; Bayview Asylum

83 articles

61 aricles

77 articles and JLA references

5 articles about Carrolls; 16 articles and refs. Re/preservation of Carroll Mansion (Charles Carroll of Carrollton), reminiscences, notes on Census figures for 1850, 1860, 1880, 1900. JLA paper (2p.) on Residential Change in Baltimore, 1830-1920; c. of pages from Michael Trostel, “Mount Clare: Being an Account of the Seat built by Charles Carroll, Barrister upon his Lands at Patapsco” for Colonial Dames of America in Maryland (1981)

copy of Katharine B. Dehler, “Mt. Vernon Place at the turn of the century: a vignette of the Garrett family,” in MdHistMag; 24 articlesand references including on his [mental breakdown]

Selections from MA Thesis by Pamela Satek, “William Lux of Baltimore, 18th Century Merchant”, 1974 w/JLA notes; article from Maryland Gazette, 10/17/1765 on almshouses; JLA notes on Lux; student paper, “The Second Sons on Anne Arundel County. The Founding Fathers of Baltimore Town, 1997

3 articles on Edwin Warfield (1903-1911); copy of pages from Charles Higham, The Duchess of Windsor, 1988; copy of pages from Geoffrey Bocca, The Woman Who Would Be Queen, 1954; copy of pages from The Heart Has Its Reasons, Memoirs…, 1956; 9 articles on Wallis Warfield and other Warfields (1907-1916)

20 articles; 6 clipped together on Winan’s death

10 articles; gypsies; copy of 2 articles in J. of American Ethnic History, Olivier Zunz, American History and the Changing Meaning of Assimilation (1985) and John Higham, Integrating America: the problem of assimilation in the nineteenth century (1981); 24 articles on immigration stats, police test, Anglo-Saxon decline, Gaspari obit, school for foreign-born, anti-immigrant sentiment

c. of pages from Shenton, “Ethnicity & Immigration” in The New American History; c. of pages from Ballis Lal, “The Romance of Culture in an Urban Civilization: Robert E. Park on race…” (1990); manila folder labeled Immigration & Immigrants (General) contains 6 refs and c. of pages from Rabinowitz, “Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Pluralism in American History” in Ordinary People… (1983); Scarpaci, “The Ethnic Experience in Maryland: A Bibliography of Resources” (Towson, 1976); c. of pages from Waters, “Ethnic Options” (1990); manila folder labeled Ch2 – New Immigrants containing 6 refs.; 6 pages JLA notes and articles including numbers and countries of origin of immigrants arriving at port; 1850s articles from the American; 1979 article, “A Tale of Three Cities: Blacks and Immigrants in Philadelphia, 1850-1880 and 1930-1970”

Very rough and old 11-page draft of Germans Chapter (done on manual typewriter); list of Baltimore’s German newspapers; 14 references & articles; German Historical Institute Lecture Series (article by Jorg Nagler, “Ethnic persistence and transformation”; population figures: 1790-1930; 28 footnotes to draft listed above; Bulletin from German Historical Institute; student paper (1988) by Jeffrey Ritter, “Kaisertown”; Revised draft of previously noted draft (12 pages with footnotes); 8 references & articles; map of Prussian, Bavarian, & Germans as heads of households in Baltimore;(1880); article from MO Hist. Rev. on St. Louis Germans; article on Cincinnati Germans by Dobbert; 19 Sun articles and references; student paper on MD Germans during the Civil War by Grzech; 24 references, articles, & JLA notes; “An Analysis of Baltimore’s Population int he 1850s” by M. Ray Della, Jr. in Maryland Historical Magazine (1973)

copy of Cunz, “The Maryland Germans, a history (1948, Princeton); copy of “Germans in the New World” by Luebke (1990); 10 references; 20 articles clipped together labeled North German – Lloyds; steamship lines welcomed in Baltimore; loss of steamship Baltimore (1868-1871); copy of pages from Reese, A Victorian Village, 1929, on Germans in Baltimore; citation of Das Neue Batlimore, 1906 on German Jews of Baltimore; obit of Christopher Bartell (German Workingmen’s Sick Relief Union; photo of Confererate Veterans; C. of paper by Maischak, “Cosmopolitans into Confederates?; Bremen and Baltimore Merchants, 1850-1866″ (2001); student paper on”The Battle for Public Opinion: Baltimore and the First World War, 1914-1917” (1997); memo on reference; C. of Chapt 9. Baltimoreans: The Germans moved to box.

75 articles (mostly 1914-1918) on clubbing at the Academy of Music peace meeting, accounts of the war, Germans jailed, business vandalized, German dishes eliminated from menus, zones for aliens, sympathy w/American Germans, language eliminated from curriculum, unnaturalized Germans, businesses renamed, purchase of war bonds, alien teachers ousted, Lloyd suspends sailings, views of Kaiser, iron rings for gold, commerce, U boat,

75 articles (mostly 1914-1918) on clubbing at the Academy of Music peace meeting, accounts of the war, Germans jailed, business vandalized, German dishes eliminated from menus, zones for aliens, sympathy w/American Germans, language eliminated from curriculum, unnaturalized Germans, businesses renamed, purchase of war bonds, alien teachers ousted, Lloyd suspends sailings, views of Kaiser, iron rings for gold, commerce, U boat,

100+ articles from the Sun and American about Baltimore’s German community around WWI, German suicide rate, German taught in schools, churches, festivals, brewing, Prohibition, German Orphan Asylum, German Ladies’ Patriotic Society, steamers from Bremen, Liederkranz Society, German Day, German Savings Bank, Hansa Haus; 1980 copy of chapter; statistics about foreign-born populations in Baltimore in 1890

100+ articles from the Sun and American about Baltimore’s German community around WWI, German suicide rate, German taught in schools, churches, festivals, brewing, Prohibition, German Orphan Asylum, German Ladies’ Patriotic Society, steamers from Bremen, Liederkranz Society, German Day, German Savings Bank, Hansa Haus; 1980 copy of chapter; statistics about foreign-born populations in Baltimore in 1890

Sun and American about Baltimore’s German community; Excerpts from Martha J. Vill’s 1976 PhD dissertation “Land Tenure, Property Ownership and Home Mortgages in the Late 19th Century, A Case Study of Baltimore’s Germans”; “Emerging Ethnicity: The German Experience in Antebellum Baltimore” by Jorg Echternkamp;

145 articles some from The American

113 articles

77 articles

56 articles

125+ articles

Removed JLA Chapters to box (Ch 11/9). 4 articles on Jews in 1911-1918; student paper, “The Migratiion of Baltimore’s Jewish Community” w/streets (1997); student paper, “The Founding and Assimilation of the German Jewish Community in the City of Baltimore…Oheb Shalom Congregation, 1885-1910 w/maps (1977)

c. of pages on Jewish congregations in Baltimore City & County, from Jewish Historical Society (JHS) Vertical Files: Friedenwald family correspondence; Lester S. Levy talk (1965); Kellman, “The Beginnings of Jewish Charities in Baltimore”; 3 pages from The American Hebrew, 2 pages from the Jewish Exponent (1887), 1 article; 38 page paper by Rifman, “Centennial of Eastern European Jewish Immigration, 1882-1982…”; letter from Leon Dalsimer [sp]; paper read by Fein, “Early Jewish Education in Baltimore”

pages from Bull. of the Federated Bewish Charities; Constitution of the Federated Jewish Charities of Baltimore; 3 articles; Stiller, “Frank, Bernstein, Conaway & Goldman, 1879-1979, A Brief History; Aberbach, “The Early German Jews of Baltimore (1970) to Soc. for the History of the Germans in Maryland; list of Jewish periodicals; Casson, “the Jew in America” in Munsey’s Mag. (1906); article from The Hub: Golden Anniv. Year…”; c. of pages from Beirne, “Hutzler’s…”; article on end of Hutzler’s; article on expansion of Hutzler’s; Convention report of the National Ass. of Clothiers (1910); letter re/clothing industry; Edelman article on arrival in Baltimore from Russia

39 articles clipped together labeled “Jews 1890s – 1917” on the Maccabeans, noisy services, aid to Russian-Jewish immigrants, Baltimore Hebrew Literary Society, positive characteristics of Russian Jews, Sunday laws, literacy tests, Russian-Polish vs. German Jews, Zionism; 3 refs; c. of Aronson, “Troubled Waters: the origins of the 1881 Anti-Jewish Pogrms in Russia”, (1990); 3 refs; c. of pages from Goldstein, “Th Politics of Ethnic Pressure” (1990); c. of pages from Marcus, “United States Jewry, 1776-1985” (1989); 7 refs; c. of Conzen, “Immigrants, Immigrant Neighborhoods, and Ethnic Identity: Historical Issues” J. of Amer Hist.; c. of Marcus, “How to Write the History of an American Jewish Community” (American Jewish Archives); 13 articles and refs; c. of holdings of the American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati)

54 articles;”German Jewry: Its History and Sociology” by Werner Cahnman; “A Community in Conflict: American Jewry During the Great European Immigration” by Charles Wyszkowski; “Orthodox and Reform in the Nineteenth-Century Baltimore Jewish Community” by Marsha Rozenblit

62 articles on Hebrew Benevolent Society, Jewish New Year, Weisenfeld trial for blockade-running, Joshua Cohen obit., pride, Weisenfeld death, Bismarck & Napoleon, ships to Bremen, Purim, B’nai B’rith, relief for Jews in Palestine, wandering Jew, destruction of Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Israel Cohen death, Shylock, Catholics, Gen. Blumenberg death, aid for Jews in Russia, Moses Cohen, Rabbi Szold, work on Sundays

34 articles on the United Hebrew School & Kitchen Garden to train poor children, Hebrew Benevolent Society, obits of prominent people, Jewish literature, protest against Russia, Palestine, immigrants, charity shows, Phoenix Club, business failures. Night school, persecution

98 aarticles & refs on cycle clubs, Russian famine, Zionism, Suburban Club, prominent Jews (many), Clothiers’ Assn., persecution, millionaires, Harmony Circle, Hebrew Educational Society, Negro Phi Beta Kappa, first Hebrews in U.S. (1654), Reformed Jewish Congregations, Phoenix Club, German singers and societies, split in Jewish Women’s Council; 5 articles on Socialist Michael Cohn and Emma Goldman

c. of pages from Burt, “Palaces for the People”; 50 articles and notes on obits of prominent people, Friedenwald will, Phoenix Club, Sunday laws, Jewish traits, aid to Jews in war zone, vote on Jewish holiday, Brandeis, anti-semitism, Liberty bonds, Americanization

JLA notes, 1920 census data on foreign-born population; portion of chapter; comparison on 1900-1920 census data; 1998 article by George Goodwin, “A New Jewish Elite: Curators, Directors and Benefactors of American Art Museums”; 1996 review essay by E. Wayne Carp, “Two Cheers for Orphanages”

66 articles on consecration of Bickur Cholun; Russian refugees; relief for Russian Jews; difficulty getting jobs;some move to Virginia; self-sustaining colonies; persecution; observance of Sabbath by Russian-Polish Jews; forced return to Russia; Zionist movement; kosher trade

Copy of Levin, “Henrietta Szold and the Russian Immigrant School,” in MHM, 1962; 102 articles on rites and observances; kosher butchers; theater; Jacob Rab; bible reading in schools; Zionist state; new synagogues; joint service with Christians; honoring Dreyfus; end of Romanoffs; American Jewish Congress; Atlas Club; Jewish mission; crime; Harmonie Society; 4 pages of JLA notes on Reformed Synagogues; other JLA notes on references; student thesis on “The Jewish Immigrant in Baltimore, 1880-1910 by Antokol, Morgan State, (1967); copy of pages from Berent, “The East European Jewish Immigrant in America: An index to the 1900 Baltimore Census,” in MHM, (1985); 8 pages of JLA handwritten draft (probably in chapter on Jews).

29 articles on crime; relocation from Roumania; Russian oppression; aid funds; God’s wrath; Jewish farmers; Yiddish theatre;

25 articles on Hebrew Colonial Society of Maryland (farm); kosher butcher’s strike; Hebrew Free School Society; immigrants; Arbitration Court of the United Hebrew Charities; clubs

9 pages clipped together listing names and addresses of the Phoenix Club members (1915); Harmony Circle; Sons of the Iron Knot; copy of Glanz, The Rise of the Jewish Club in America in Jewish Social Studies (April 1969)

7 newspaper articles; 7 other references to articles, journals and books; “Argentina: A Case Study in Dimensions of Government Antisemitism” by Haim Avni

Student paper by Evelyn E. Gardiner, 1992 – Portraits: Second Generation Jews Recall Life in Baltimore. 87 pages with footnotes and bibliography.

87 articles & refs on refugees from Russia (1906), murderous carnage in Russia, Palestine desirable, Zionism – political vs. cultural, need for homeland, Herzl, Zangwill, Pontiac Club, Ohad Shalom, Jewish celebrations/holidays, harrassment of Jews, Conf. of Christ, Support for Jews, anitimmigration, Polish synagogue, pros & cons of Palestine, need for united Jews, Zionist assassinations, Jews to be farmers

50 articles & JLA notes on representatives to the American-Jewish Congress, woman suffrage, capture of Palestine by British, Federation of American Zionists, Brandeis, Israel Zangwill, Rebbecca in “Ivanhoe”

4 refs; c. of O’Sullivan, “the Irish in the New Communities”, (1992), c. of McCaffrey, “Textures of Irish America”, (Syracuse, 1991), c. of Miller, “Cincinnatie Germans and the Invention of an Ethnic Group”, (1984); 2 refs; c. of Meagher, “From Paddy to Studs”, (1986); 9 pages of very early JLA manuscript on Irish; 45 refs.; Student paper; c. of review essay; 4 refs.; c. of Boskin, “Ethnic Humor” in AmerQt (1985); c. of Sullivan, The Records of the Ethnic Political Association as a Genealogical Source…” in MD Mag of Geneal. (1982); 7 articles & refs.

JLA paper on Irish (14 p.w/footnotes). 81 articles & refs. On St. Patrick’s Day, prominent Irishmen, Irish Police, use of Gaelic, Irish vs. Germans, Cardinal Gibbons, Michael Long, Hibernian Day, Ancient Order of Hibernians, relief funds, anti-Socialists, sympathy w/Ireland, horses, Home Rule, violence, politics, boxing, Curran homicide; 27 articles & refs. On Coachmen’s Ball, successful Irishmen, Irish Home Rule, St. Patrick’s Day, obits, Irish League, Cobblestone Pavers’ Union, Hibernian Society

42 articles on immigration records (stats), citizenship, Czechs, Chinese, arrivals, immigration laws, Hungarians, Slavs, Galicians, Lithuanians, naturalization, Locust Point, Lloyd Pier, barriers, Lawrence Settlement House, relief to homeland, Greeks, Serbs, Scandinavians, support for war.

38 articles on Russian treatment of the Poles; dedication and activities of Polish Catholic Church; Kosciusko Club; assault; Cardinal Gibbons; seceding Polish Catholics; JLA text w/footnotes, c. of William Galush, “The Polish National Catholic Church…” in Hist. Soc. Of Philadelphia (1972), 10 references, 20 articles & references, student papers, included cooperation w/Czechs & Lithuanians in east Baltimore, bilinguism, isolation, rift in church, jubilee, Gibbons & Poles, politics; 27 articles & notes on Cornerstone of independent Catholic Church of the Holy Mother of Unceasing Help, anniversary of the 1791 adoption of the Polish constitution, unpopular priest, ousting of priests, Holy Rosary RC church, Father Barabasz, Polish jubilee celebration, celibacy, Independent Polish National Church, Poles during WWI – intense loyalty

4 articles on animosity between Greeks & Italians, Greeks serve in war w/Turkey, Balkans against Ottomans

43 articles on organ grinders; imports; arrival of Italian ships; exports to Italy; Christopher Columbus Beneficial Society; churches; padrones; Garibaldi; laborers; 9/12/1980 draft of “The Italians” chapter–12 pages with separate footnotes.

27 articles, refs, JLA notes on padrones, Italian Benevolent Society, Columbus Day, street music, use of vagrant children, Veterans’ Society, characterization, murder of King Humbert, mafia den; c. of pages from Carrick thesis?; 12 articles & refs clipped together on Italian Democratic Club, & Itallian unification celebrations; 8 articles on death of Victor Emmanuel, benefits, Legion of Honor; student paper, “The Assimilation of the Italian Immigrants in Baltimore’s Little Italy in 1900” (1977); c, of pages from Carrick thesis?; 15 articles & notes on prominent Italians, article from Soc. Sci. History (1985), St. Leo’s, trials, fruit vendors; JLA notes on Carrick MS Thesis; 9 arrticles on CCBS, organ grinders

91 articles on Black Hand gang, benefit picnics, Mafia, exodus from Italy, assimilation, fruit seller shooting, Democrats, celebration of unitied Italy, veterans under Garibaldi, murders, discovery of Americas celebration, politics, Italian in schools, Italians vs. Negroes, deportation, graft, threats by Black Hand, capture of Black Hand men, competitors in fruit business

68 articles and notes on produce from Italy, organ-grinders, earthquake in Souther Italy (1909), Black Hand, split in community, italian cartoonist (Palmisano), St. Leo’s, Columbus Day & parades, obits, peanut “war”, Atlantic Fruit & Steamship Co., crime, close ties to Italy, fights, aid to war & refugees

30 articles on Siclian mob activities in New Orleans, including the response of the Italian government, after the police chief was killed

Copies of census data (1890 and 1900) on Dwellings & Families, Population, Proprietorship of Houses, Ethnic makeup, Foreign parentage, Occupations, Transportation, Crime and pauperism, wealth and debt, Minor Civil Divisions, etc; U.S. Census for 1840, 1880, 1900; Report on Health in DC & Baltimore (Special Census) [1890]. NOT REALLY ABOUT BOHEMIANS

Copies of census data (1890 and 1900) on Dwellings & Families, Population, Proprietorship of Houses, Ethnic makeup, Foreign parentage, Occupations, Transportation, Crime and pauperism, wealth and debt, Minor Civil Divisions, etc; U.S. Census for 1840, 1880, 1900; Report on Health in DC & Baltimore (Special Census) [1890]. NOT REALLY ABOUT BOHEMIANS

10 articles on prominent Bohemians, Bohemian school, convention, St. Wenceslaus, books for Pratt, gymnastics, characterization; 27 articles on schools, Bohemian Gymnastic Assn., W.J. Shimek, Presbyterian church, mutual aid, suicide, Bohemian-Moravian church, from Chicago, leaders, characteristics, Robert Padgett, Vaclav Vanek, backed war effort

42 articles on Chinese values. Christianized, laundries, funeral; increase in number; rats, New Year, concerts, descriptions, being annoyed, Exclusion Act (1892), Celestials, education, 4 pages from student paper on Chinese in Baltimore

96 articles on San Francisco to Baltimore, church school outings, Society for the Protection of Chinamen, gambling, citizenship, Chinese Empire reform, Chinese in NY, harrassment, laundries – competition, bazaars, celestials, deaths, barred from church, farms/Chinese vegetables,rivalry, Chinese Masons, opium, dress, Baltimore vs.NYC, Japan, Tong war

Manila folder labeled: “Greek, Syrian, Lithuanian” 1893-1896, 3 articles on Lithuanian Coat Contractors Assn.; manila folder labeled: “Chinese” w/JLA paper w/footnotes, 31 articles & refs on opium dens, laundries, neither white nor black, hardworking, gambling; manila folder labeled: “Bohemians (Czechs)”, 22 refs on schools, gymnastics, JLA paper on Czechs.

Iterations of Chapters 10 & 11 removed and boxed. Copy of pages from Thomas, Urban Planning and the African American Community in the Shadows, Sage Pub. (1996); copy of Sun article on Wilson Park (2001)

JLA note: Use F.Douglas’ speech…15th Amendment…” (1870), 1 article (American); manila folder labeled “Iron Barrier of Caste – Gus’ Comments” contains Gus Lowe’s comments on essay, 6 articles & refs, c. of JLA essay, “The Iron Barrier of Cast…(Rev. 5-15-84) 50 pages w/edits & footnotes; 8 articles from Ledger & Sun (1898-1915); 6 articles clipped together on race in churches & playgrounds; (1915-1916); c. of Power, “Apartheid Baltimore Style…” in MDLaw Rev (1983); c. of pages from Smith, “Emancipation…Black Lawyer” UofPA (1993); 4 articles clipped together on segregation; 4 articles; 28 articles clipped together on “location of Morgan College”;19 articles on negro influx esp. housing; 2 articles clipped together on West Plan; 22 articles on residential shift of negroes & whites

28 articles clipped together on Negro suffrage, need for education, barriers against equality, Emancipation celebration, black & white marriage, crimes, 15th amendment and Colored vote (1865-1872) ; 5 articles clipped together on Colored Republican meeting (Isaac Myers) and Republican Mass Meeting (1869-1875); references clipped together from MdHistMag (e.g.,Low arrticle on The Freedmen’s Burea and Education in Maryland in MDHistMag (1952), Della on Problems of Negro Labor in the 1850s (1971), Andrews, The Baltimore School Building Program (1975), Duncan, Maryland’s Reaction to Early’s Raid in 1864 (1969), and others; map showing growth of city (1988); manila folder containing 5 pages of JLA notes from The Crises on blacks buying property in primarily white areas and vice versa and 3 pages of other Sun references

51 articles and JLA notes on Negroes to buy Texas; mixed marriage; obits; county lines; crime; voting rights; balls; party strife; maltreatment; “bush”meetings; Arion Singing Society; attacks between black and white; Federation of Labor; compensation for slaves; Colored troops

99 articles, JLA notes, and refs on Mayor Hooper’s advice to colored; inter-racial relations; Maurice Bloomfield on African Ethnology in “Study of Human Types”, mixed race over full-blooded colored; need for Negro education; caricatures of Negroes; lynching of Howard Cooper; faithful servants; racist author Thomas Dixon, Jr.; intermarriage; mixed lineage; views of Dr. Guy Carleton of Hopkins on degeneration of Negro

56 articles on race hatred in the Christian Church, miscegenation, lynching, Ida Wells crusade against lynching, need for education & stake in society, negro theater, anti-war,

35 articles and JLA notes (some clipped together) on murder of Emily Brown as a play, refusal to obey “Jim Crow” law, Nat’l Negro Business League, violence inescapable, parade cancelled, emancipation celebration, W.J. McGwinn, J.M. Cargill, H.S, Cummings, Maryland Council of Defense, Hiram Watty, literary society, C.H. Fowler & health, 12-year old murderer, John Murphy, racial tension, African elite; manila folder titled “Negro Rowdyism” containing 85 articles (1880-1899), refs, and notes (some clipped together) on violence, Officer Plum, G.C. Lee ‘s views, Afros & Police,

JLA note “articles not used in Race Chapter, JLA”; 56 articles on fights among children, “mammies”, ragtime & cakewalks, lynching, Jim Crow, Booker Washington, Baltimore a southern city?, pro-equality, Negro as child, colonization, race & politics, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”, Poe Amendment,

JLA note: “Finished 2-24-96”. Inside JLA note: “Completed: These articles not used in Race Chapter 2-24-96”; 44 articles on Winder hanging & funeral, Lee hanging, colored Bishiops, socialists & negroes, Constitution League, education, fear of Japanese, Free Discussion Society,John Widgeon, speakeasy raid, football between withe & negroes, eugenics, minstrel show, mobs,

46 articles and JLA notes on Marbury, “Jim Crow” and West, Goucher, raids on Negro clubs, Negro lawyer Pendleton, Guth killing of Negro chauffeur, Negro music, lynching, betterment of Negroes, NAACP, famous Negroes, “Birth of a Nation”, Hitchens’ will, TB, Curtis Bay strike, “old time darky”, changes due to war,

Manila folder labeled, “3 Iron Barrier of Caste” contains 10 articles & refs on divorce, peace, Free Summer Excursion Society, minstrels, article on Highland Beach; manila folder labeled “Afro-Amer Institutions esp. Charity” contains 5 articles on charities; manila folder labeled, “Paul, The Shadow of Equality” contains JLA notes on Paul dissertation, 3 refs.

24 articles from Afro and other papers and JLA notes on society, real estate, employment, intermarriage, Liberia, illiteracy; c. of Low, “The Freedmen’s Bureau and Civil Rights in Maryland”, J. of Negro History, (1952), student paper for Garrett Power on “Restrictive Covenants Do Not Explain Jewish Migration into the Northwest Suburbs of Baltimore”, (1986)

16 pages of JLA notes on readings; 10 articles & notes on NAACP & race; readings for course in Hist. of Balt.; 3 pp. JLA notes; c. of Wilson, “Druid Hill…YMCA”, MDHistMag (1989); 2 articles; c. of Silcox, “The Black “Better Class” Political Dilemma…” PA Mag Hist&Biog (1989); 15 articles clipped together labeled “Elite – Black & Middle Class” on G.A.Hackett, Truman Pratt, LeRoy Graham, H.J. Brown, literary societies, drafts of JLA, “The Afro American Community and Civil Rights, 8-27-96 and 8-30-96 drafts w/edits; 19 articles & JLA notes on trouble w/excursions, justice, abandoned infants, fights

13 articles on disorder, churches, funerals, slaves; JLA notes on Frederick Douglas, Horace Abbott…

11 articles clipped together 1865-1870 from American and Sun on opening of the Douglas Institute w/lecture by Frederick Douglas, colored Odd-Fellows procession, Emancipation Celebrations, ratification celebrations; 14 loose articles on labor battles, Colored Labor and Educational Convention (Isaac Myers), Chesapeake Marine Railway & Drydock Company, mob attacks; 7 articles clipped together on changing P.S. 100 & P.S. 91 from white to colored (1911-1912); copy of “A Nineteenth Century Black Operated Shipyard, 1866-1884…by Bettye C. Thomas, J. of Negro History, 1974; 4 articles on proposal to change P.S. 39 to colored (1915); 10 loose articles & JLA notes on church, orphan asylum, Freedmen’s Savings Bank, mixed races; 25 clipped together on black congregations buying white churches (1899-1915); 4 loose articles on church, funerals, disorderly houses; 7 articles clipped together on black/white marriages (1900 & 1902), Constantia Brown, and Spencer suicide. 10 loose articles on deaths and activities of notable colored men.

47 articles clipped together from the Afro-American and The Ledger (1895-1918) covering Afro reporter Henry Brown, fashion, politics, Rev. Uncles, Dr. Cargill, Catonsville, education, Lexington Bank, Improvement Association, churches, race bashing, charities, Provident Hospital, John H. Murphy Sr., new segregation laws, Douglas memorials, DuBois and war, Irishmen and Negroes, Public Health Conference for Colored, theater, Mencken article on colored, colored girls working at Ft. Meade, 52 articles and JLA notes (1869-1918) on intermarriage, businessmen, churches, West ordinance, Josephite order, emancipation celebration, The Freedmen’s Bank, servants, segregation outlawed, race fights, slave pens, 5 articles clipped together colored on McCullouh St, 17 articles & notes on housing movement, Realty Exchange, the West Ordinance,

“The Iron Barrier of Caste: Racism and the Black Communities in Baltimore, 1880-1900”, August 19, 1980, draft copy of JLA paper, 50 pages w/footnotes; 19 articles and JLA notes from Afro and Sun on hiring at Bethlehem Steel, Neighborhood Improvement League, church revivals, church leaders, The Crisis (NAACP), Harry S. Cummings, jazz, patriotism; Neverdon-Morton, “Black Housing Patterns in Baltimore City, 1885-1953”, MdHS, (1985)

Several manila folders including refs and articles; draft of paper on African Americans in Victorian Baltimore (w/footnotes on notecards); 1980 article by Ira Berlin, “Time, Space, and the Evolution of Afro-American Society on British Mainland North America” in American Historical Review; 1988 article by D. Randall Beirne, “The Impact of Black Labor on European Immigrant into Baltimore’s Oldtown, 1790-1910”;

25 articles on ministers, Knights Templar, opera, obituaries, weddings, Union Literary Association, lectures; 18 articles on Alumni Assoc. of the Colored H.S. gives medal to top graduates; Negro Masons; obits; Booker Washington; degrees; E.J. Faten fortune; Galilean Fishermen; Harry T. Pratt; Baltimore Convention of the Afro-American Press Assn.

14 articles on complaints about disorder at Kelly’s Park on Annapolis Road by colored people; used by Colored Citizens League of Batlimore; sold to Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington Short Line Electric Railway for right of way; Westport Colored Skating Rink in same area; Klein”s Park near Kirby’s Park (negro resort)

10 articles on Father Slattery, Superior of St. Joseph’s Society for Colored Missions; Cardinal Gibbons on Negroes; Slattery is champion of colored people

19 articles including the Monumental City Guards, The Baltimore Rifles, the Baltimore City Guards, the Grant Memorial Guards, the Lincoln Zouaves d’Afrique, the Winter Davis Guards; parades with other Black military from Philadelphia; shooting of white boy leading to restriction on armed parades

25 articles (Sun and American) on Brightman trial for McNally murder as a result of whites stoning Black troops (1882); Sunday school assaults by whites on coloreds; assaults on the Hannibal Club; riot on segregated camp grounds

28 articles on shooting of Daniel Brown by police officer Patrick McDonald for having a “cakewalk” or “pay party” (needs permit); description of trial; conviction and reversal of McDonald; habeas corpus upheld; another police officer case

17 articles and refs on hodcarriers; freight handlers (strike); Hackman’s Union; Chesapeake Marine Railway; Freedmen’s Bank; Ledger promotes Black business; 11 articles on fashionable wedding; wealthiest colored man in city (Joseph Thomas); personal loans among Blacks; hodcarrier wages; cigar-making; savings and estates; Frederick Douglass on lack of jobs; Isaac Myers (Businessmen’s org.)

36 articles and refs on Freedmen’s Bank, JLA notes on Osthous, Freedmen, Philanthropy, and Fraud: A Hist. of the Freedmen’s Savings Bank (1976), Negro League, public health, Oblate sisters, JLA notes on Higgs, Competition and Coercion…(1977), whitewashers, Fleming, The Freedmen’s Savings Bank (1866); manila folder titled “Poor Blacks” contains articles on Afro Poverty; manila folder titled “Afro-Am Business – B.T. Washington Ideas”; 17 articles on strikes, Booker Washington, poverty, raids, hodcarriers, Freedmen’s Bank building, proposed Maryland Industrial and Agricultural school to give Blacks employment; servant “problem”, bellboys; 17 articles clipped together on Black labor, death rates, “Jim Crow”; 5 articles on Booker Washington, Maryland Colored Industrial Fair, need to organize

5 articles followed by 4 handwritten JLA pages noted “not to be used, JLA, 9/15/96, 10 articles from Baltimore American; 27 articles and references from Sun, American, and Afro-American on the establishment and subsequent failure of the Lexington Savings Bank ; the reputation of E.J. Waring from very competent colored lawyer to embezzler and failed manager of the LSB; Waring’s flight and return to the city after the bank’s main client went our of businessn and the LSB failed; his advocacy of the term Afro-American for all colored citizens rather than Negro or Colored

27 articles(some clipped together from American and Ledger) and JLA notes on obituary, conviction for embezzlement, street cleaning company, hired street/poor people, colored regiment for Spanish-American war, pardon

22 articles on court cases;ejections from cars; cars designated for “colored people”; labelled cars against the law; separate but equal; John W. Fields case;

11 articles on colored man sat on colored woman’s lap on streetcar, colored woman sat on lap of white woman, protest of “Jim Crow”,

21 articles on Provident Hospital; whore houses (Terrapin Club); opposition to war w/Spain; saloons; voodoo; raids on social clubs; Thanksgiving services for waiters; Revel Fooks; E.J. Cummings; other Black Elite

23 articles on colored baths, protection of rights, emancipation day, banquet of colored republicans, colored in city work and offices, Dr. Cargill as Independent, end of segregation on passenger cars, bar refuses service,

33 articles on colored names on jury (1880), city council, colored admitted to practice law, exclusion of colored voters, abortion, murder, education, death of James Jackson, emancipation celebration, relief association, eliminate wore “white” from laws, refused service on steamboat, churches reports, ethnological studies, negro to Africa, Frederick Doublass, C.H.J. Taylor, Colored Men’s League, lynching protest, voter registration,

6 pages of JLA notes on articles in the American (1876-1897); 111 articles on passage of “Jim Crow” laws; colored vote; Ida Wells-Barnett; colored appointees; colored college athlete; disenfranchisement law (pro & con); literacy tests; Cardinal Gibbons; German, Italian, Bohemian, Jewish sentimenst; pastors’ and lawyers’ views; Marbury Plan

21 articles on opposition to Taft, Marbury and 15th amendment, Digges bill, Latrobe for negroes, negro women to teach men how to vote, return to white city council, Snowden to hang

25 articles on educated coloreds demeaned, sentences, Colored Soldiers & Sailors Assn, attacks, qualified black teachers, 15th Amendment celebration, 2 articles clipped togther on Grand United Order of Galilean Fishermen, colored prohibitionists, black republicans, colored political clubs, white servants in NYC (?), intermarriage, black laws (bastardy etc.)

26 articles & JLA notes on independent and republican candidates and voters, sanitary practices, Booker T. Washington & health, George Lane & other black candidates, colored HS commencement, racist Garland, Waring resignation, 1898 – 1st colored teachers in public school, The Ledger on republicans and democrats, c. of Greene, “Black Republicans on the Baltimore City Council, 1890-1931”, in MHMag (1979), 7 articles on black education & discrimination, 36 pages clipped together of JLA notes on reading the Afro-American (1919-1951)and the Observer (1924-1931), 3 articles

11 articles about the preparations for, the routes of, and the actual celebration of the 15th amendment; articles on shooting of a member of the parade by a white man

41 articles on Emancipation celebration, Baltimore Assn for the Improvement of Colored People, Henry Ward Beecher, fights, State Convention of Colored Men, disorderly parties, entertainment, colored excursions from Eastern shore, camp mtgs., balls, obits, colored troops – drills, social clubs witchcraft, cakewalk, H.B.Stowe death; 16 articles on altercations, suicide, illegal balls, arrests, crap games, police raids, Pythians, Elks; 4 articles & refs; manila folder labeled Afro-American – 100th Anniv. Issue (clips from Afro); 5 ref pubs; student paper, “Blacks and the Republican Party in Baltimore (1895-1899) (1981); 15 articles (Ledger) & refs;

Levine, bk rev. of “Black Athena” AHR (1992); 2 refs; c. of pages from Foner, chpt on “African American History” by Holt (1990); 5 notes & refs; ref. pub.; 8 refs; draft of Thomas, “Harvey Johnson and the Mutual United Brotherhood of Liberty, 1865-1910”; c. of pages from Petesch, “A Spy in the Enemy’s Country…” (1989); c. of pages from Woll, “Black Musical Theatre” (1989); 10 articles & refs; c. of Kellogg, “Negro Urban Clusters in the Postbellum South” in Geophy.Rev. (1977); 35 articles and refs; c. of Lal, “The Romance of Cutlure in an Urban Civilization” (1990); 2 refs; c. of Schweninger, “Prosperous Blacks in the South, 1790-1880” in AHR (1990); 7 pages of JLA notes on conservative/liberal blacks; 4 refs; 13 articles on coloreds in churches, literary societies, schools; JLA edits and notes.

32 articles and JLA notes (1889-1903) clipped together on St. Paul’s church, Harlem Park Meth./Episc. Congregation, park benches, fight for and against Negro schools, blacks buying white churches; copy of Groves & Muller, “The Evolution of Black Residential Areas…”, J. of Hist. Geog. (1975); 6 articles & notes on scaring colored families out of houses, Centennial ed. of Afro-American article on John H. Murphy, Jr. (1992), stats on Negroes, refs; c. of Max Morath, “The 93 Years of Eubie Blake”, Am. Herit. (1976); c. of Neverdon-Morton, “Black Housing Patterns in Baltimore City, 1885-1953”, The Md Historian (1985); 8 more articles & notes

Student paper, “For the Preservation of Order and Promotion of Peace?; the Debate Surrounding Baltimore’s Segregation Ordinances”; 39 articlesand JLA notes on increase in building activity, property depreciation, vacant houses, Black elite (W. Sorrell), stats on home owners, use Negroes in white property arguments, courting Negro votes, anti-Chinese, whites urged to move, West ordinance, Black & Japanese, southern white sympathizers

20 articles on the West Ordinance, real estate dealers, Negro complaint against white moving in, half white half black blocks, new colored high school; 33 articles on disorderly houses, property sales to negroes, segregation ordinances, West law, votes for colored women, impact of violating segregation ordinances, segregation “fair”, Negro armory for Md Nat’l Gd (colored), mixed blocks, sale of white church to black congregtion; 7 articles on Curtis segregation ordinance, improve conditions of Negro housing, new school

61 articles on attacks on police, fights among blacks, disorder at balls and picnics, razors as weapons, women fight eviction, rough element, Judge Grannan on “rowdyism”, exiles on Navassa, police reports, education and crime; 24 articles clipped together w/JLA note: These “Negro Rowdyism” articles were selected to go into Ch. 6 – Government – Police. JLA 9/8/96. Articles and refs. on Judge Pinkney’s charge to Grand Jury, decision not to parade due to violence, Judge Grannan, gangs, black groups in conflict, investigation by police, Ledger editorial (1881-1907); 5 articles from Afro and Ledger w/JLA note: used in Ch. 10 “Iron Barrier…”; 23 articles on assaults, arrests, a lynching, crime; manila folder titled Black Violence, Immorality, & Police contains 9 refs on violence

18 articles on National Grand Tabernacle of Galilean Fishermen; other secret and beneficial societies; Masons; lauded by Mayor

75 articles on women college students, educational centers, Presbyterian evolution, camp meetings, baptism, earthquake relif to victims, evangelists, Cardinal Gibbons, Rev. Frances Ryan, charity, St. Joseph’s Retreat, music in churches, human rights and honesty, reforming men, higher wages, wage-workers, problems of poverty end of the world, Sabbath breaking, incl. “A History of the Churches in the United States and Canada” by Robert T. Handy (1977), 1890 census data on denominations

Articles from the Sun; Selections fom “The Churching of America, 1776-1990” by Finke and Stark, “Marching to Glory” by McKinley, “The Changing Nature of Protestantism in Mid-19th C. America” by Clark, “The Quest for Authority and Honor in the American Professions, 1750-1900” by Haber, “America’s Religions” by Williams, “Contemporary American Theology” by Ferm, “The Holy Spirit and the Spirit of the Age in American Protestantism, 1880-1910” by Wacker, “Awash in a Sea of Faith” by Butler

151 articles (some more than one page, others taped to page) with JLA notes.

54 articles (some more than one page, others taped to page) with JLA notes relating articles to other aspects of Baltimore life (women, etc.) plus one handwritten page of church statistics in 1890 and an article by Gail Bederman, “The Women Have Had Charge of the Church Work Long Enough…,” from the American Quarterly about 1911 &1912 M&RFM movement.

58 articles (some more than one page, others taped to page) with JLA notes on important sermons, differences and similarities among churches, etc.

77 articles with JLA notes

67 articles (some more than one page, others taped to page) with JLA notes

49 articles with JLA notes relating them to child labor, the church and politics, etc.; 99 articles with some JLA comments

78 articles with some JLA comments; one 1877 and one 1902 article

47 articles

125 articles on building and funding of new churches; the sale of older churches where the community demographics have changed; the movement of some congregations to the suburbs – others committed to stay in city; parades celebrating dedications of new churches; consolidation of some congregations; growth of some congregations; 59 articles and JLA notes on building of new churches; changes in use of old church buildings (e.g. theatres, schools); consolidations and splits; white churches in colored neighborhoods; plan to shift parish churches among ethnic Catholics;

115 articles

JLA notes on Sunday’s 1916 visit to Balt., 89 articles on Sunday vs. pro & con ministers, Sunday’s “vaudeville show”, advance agents, choirs & ushers needed, Tabernacle built, large crowds, welcomed by Governor, Unitarian minister leaves, War in background, sawdust trail, Personal Liberty League, Houdini performs

25 articles on decline of Protestantism, years as pastor, opening of the new Christian Temple, indenominational institute for religious study

Articles on First German United Evangelical Church, Otterbein Memorial United Bretheren, Twelfth Presbyterian; English Lutheran Churches incl. St. Peter’s, St. Paul, Baptist Churches incl. Brantly, Franklin Square, Fulton Ave, Hampden; George Marsden’s 1977 article “Fundamentalism as an American Phenomenon”; two student papers; 3 articles from “Evangelicalism: Comparative Studies of Popular Protestantism”; talk on Westminster Church from 1983

copy of pages from Alan Gephardt, Forgotten Leader: Joseph Bend & the Protestant Episcopal Church of Maryland, 1791-1812, 1998

38 articles

77 articles

62 articles

45 articles with comments

46 articles

18 articles

2 articles: organized in 1750

7 articles: Centennial celebration, appreciation of Southern poets, higher criticism, 150th birthday, history, doctrine

62 articles

55 articles: church moves to suburbs, Rev. Kirk, revision of creed, Westminster Church, philanthropy, Rev. Buchanan, 2nd Presbyterian Church, Lafayette Square Church, other churches, clothing, Dr. Cadman, Presbyterian Soc. Union of Maryland, various preachers, Brown Memorial, Calvin

JLA notes on church and cemetery from Presbyterian Historical Society; list of notable persons buried there (incl. General Samuel Smith, Gen. John Stricker, Joshua Barney, Gen. David Poe, Capt. David Porter, John O’Donnell, James McHenry; Early History of the Burying Ground–not sure if this is a student paper

140 articles

10 articles

69 articles including some on Dr. H.M. Wharton; 64 articles on Rev. Talmage, dismissals, resignations, & retirements, church construction, democratic denomination, orthodoxy, Rev.Wharton revival tour, free thought, Southern Baptists, missions,

13 articles from Sun and American on Roman Catholicism; “Review Essay: American Catholics” by Timothy Kelly; pages from “The Catholic Tradition” by Timothy McCarthy

124 articles (some clipped together by subject, e.g. 2nd Plenary Session of Church)

150 articles (some clipped together by subject, e.g., race relations, anti-Catholicism)

65 articles

77 articles (some clipped together by subject, e.g., condemnation of socialism at centenary session)

16 articles on Catholic elite, progressive activities, obits, popular priests, St. Charles College,

3 page handwritten list of notable RC families; 9 articles clipped together on Carroll family including Methodist Carrolls (1912-1913); 2 articles on Hillens (1905); 27 articles on various families; 5 articles on Michael Jenkins

11 articles on celebration of first German parish, notables of church, against prohibition

25 articles on color line in churches, schools, Fathers Donovan and Slattery

97 references, book reviews, JLA notes, and articles including: Catholics in the Old South, ed by Miller (1983); Souvenir Book, Sesquicentennial St Patrick’s Parish 1792-1942; parts of student paper, The Founding of St. Joseph’s Seminary/St. Peter Claver Parish, 1888-1948, by L. Harcum; Isaac Hecker, An American Catholic by David O’Brien (1992);C.SS.R. Ilchester Memories 1868-1957 to Commemorate The Golden Jubilee of the Redemptorist Novitiate at Ilchester, Maryland by Rev. Paul T. Stroh (1957); pages from The Roman Catholics by Patrick W. Carey in Series, ed by Bowden (1993)

30 articles

57 articles

39 articles on his 75th birthday, how he lives, sermons, St. Leo’s, controversy over statue to religious tolerance (Lord Baltimore), temperance, votes, anti-suffrage, five gravest perils to country, appreciation at Fifth Reg. Armory, jubilee celebration, debt, science,

3 articles on training for secular priests; 12 pages of JLA notes on Transcript of Faculty Minutes, L’homme RG1 Box 21 (Nov. 1849-Oct 1860; c. of Fac. Meetings, Dubreul: Nov 1860-Apr 1878; c. of Memorial Volume of the Centenary of St. Mary’s Seminary of St. Sulpice, 1891; 7 pp. of JLA notes on Dubruel Diary; 3 issues and c. of parts of issues of Whence (1991); c. of St Mary’s Alumni Mag, 1992; 2 p. notes from Father Tessier Diary re/War of 1812

4 articles; 6 articles clipped together: Booths, fed poor (1882-1912); 28 articles : The “War Cry”, how they operate, women captains, dress, Gen. Bullington Booth, interdenominational, history, Eva Booth, camp-meeting, plans for temple, feed the hungry, doctrine of heredity

2 articles (First Independent Christ’s Church); doctrine of hell, Alfred Hussey

2 articles; 2 articles: Carey obit, anti-lynching

4 articles; 14 articles: Church of Disciples, 2nd Universalist, Royal Pullman, Unitarian, Harlem Ave. Christian Church, resurrection of Christ, Otterbein Memorial United-Brethren Church

144 articles and JLA notes on passover at various synagogues; Lincoln funeral procession; services in German; notables i.e., Hutzler, Szold, Bettelheim, Hochheimer etc.; Sun offers explanations of Jewish holidays; dissension re/German Jewish rites and ceremonies; pew sale/rental; views on Christ; various rabbis; religious schools; Mayer ousted; Mosaic laws; music; conference of rabbis;

64 articlesand references on funding of synagogues; religious observances; U.S isolation; notable pastors and sermons; Reform Jews; Conference of American Rabbis; sabbath; Generations (The Magazine of the Jewish Historical Society of Maryland), Summer 1991 w/JLA notes

50 articles and JLA notes: sermons on materialism, greed, faith, divorce; celebration of synagogues anniv., new year, robber barons, atonement, Yom Kippur, prominent rabbis, Galmud Torah Society, Cardinal Gibbons, buidling synagogues, prejudice, modern life, Rabbinical Seminary, split among synagogues

93 articles and JLA notes on prominent women in Black churches/community (Clara C. Williams, Mary J. Harper); finances; beneficial societies,; election of Black bishop; 5 articles clipped together on Oblate sisters, Ebenezer riot case; ouster of Pastor Johnson P.H.A.Braxton; 7 articles clipped together on troubled Baptist church; preaching on education; Dr. I.L. Thomas; new churches; 15th amendment; colored YMCA; Rev. L.J. Coppin; camp meetings; baptism at Ferry Bar; elevating domestic service

23 articles on Black bishop, colored YMCA, riots in churches (Perkins Square), Presbyterians, Mormons, United Brethren, Ina Pach (trances); 54 articles on camp meetings, orphans, baptism, famous preachers, “hoodoo”, unjust treatment of race, festivities, intrachurch tension

94 articles about organs, choirs, etc.

68 articles: Christmas music listed by church in paper, vested choirs, Easter services, organs & organists, purpose of music, disputes, elaborate weddings & funerals, obits, chimes & War of 1812, Gibbons on “Virgin”, Bach choir (Peabody), Pope decree against women singers, Gregorian chant, connection to serious (classical) music

“Real success”, churches as social centers, workingmen and laborers in chuch, “pulpit gagged by gold”, divorce, Benjamin Rader’s 1966 article on Richard T. Ely

78 articles

145 articles

71 articles

16 articles including types of sports played on Sundays

96 articles including votes for temperance candidates

141 articles

67 articles

55 articles

89 articles including prohibition vote tallies; excerpt from Lizette Reese’s book

22 articles includign demonstrations, legislation, Woman’s Temperance Convention, Brewers’ Congress

57 articles; 18 articles on Wesley Grove, Emory Grove, Asbury Grove (colored), Summit Grove, money & conversions, Jackson Grove, life of a camper, Glyndon Park; 19 articles/references; many on the Christian Endeavor movement to broaden and liberalize membeship; includes evangelists and “holy rollers”

20 articles incl. Methodist camps at Glyndon, Emory Grove

155 articles on Chesapeake Beach resort, card-playing, dancing, Bible & truth, Sun on Sunday?, summaries of Sunday sermons, science vs. religion, amusements & church, theatre, Darwin, agnosticism, pagans, Christmas & Easter becoming secular,

4 pages of book references; 92 articles and references including D.H. Meyer, “The Victorian Crisis of Faith,” in Victorian America (1976), article by John D. Krugler, “Lord Baltimore, Roman Catholics, and Toleration…1634-1649,” in The Catholic Historical Review (1979), many articles folded together on church and social ills; manila folder containing 87 articles and references labeled Religion vs. Secular and Sunday Laws.

23 articles on National Purity Alliance, prostitution, women’s dress and physical culture,W.C,T.U.,Florence Crittenton homes, reform in cities, church & politics, police raids, 1903 Grand Jury Report, morality laws, Anthony Comstock, opposition; 20 articles on purity of manhood, Dr. Howard Kelly (Johns Hopkins U. surgeon), Anthony Comstock (Sec. of the NY Soc. For the Suppression of Vice), mosquitoes, Kelly & politics, Jews, higher criticism of bible, Highlandtown club,

21 articles on Poffenberger case servant stealing), Rev.Schorr suicide, Rev.Zeiler dismissed, Rev.Jackson assault, Rev. Cooke elopement, Rev. Carpenter, Rev.Fitzhugh, Rev.Murray, Rev.Gallaher; 5 articles clipped together from the American, 22 articles from Sun (some clipped together from June 1872)

Copy of John Hedley Brooke, “Science and Religion: Some Historical Perspectives,” 1991

Articles from American and Sun on temperance, Sabbath, death penalty, clean and unclean reading, enticements of a city; pages from “The De-Moralization of Society” by Gertrude Himmelfarb;

Manila folder containing 17 notes, references, articles on various holiday celebrations ( some from the American)

40 articles clipped together on churches, railroads, municipal problems etc.; 1928 Who’s Who in American Jewry,

Yellow Tab with (1865-1884) (1885- Copy of AHR Forum, December 1992 with five articles on Popular Culture; Sun article on Baseball and Morality (1868); 57 articles and notes.

140 articles, references, and notes on secular culture including Rehoboth and Ocean city beach resorts, fairs, bathing houses, Pimlico, novels, many on the role of saloons in political and social life, working on Sunday, organ grinders, plays; copy of Die Deutsch-Amerikanische Arbeiterkneipe in Chicago… by Klaus Enssien in Amerikastudien (1984); copies of The Saloon in Chicago I & II by Committee of Fifty in The American J. of Sociology (November, 1900 and January 1901; copy of The “Poor Man’s Club”: Social Functions of the Urban Working-Class Saloon by Jon Kingsdale in American Quarterly ; The Founding of the Colony: A View from the Nineteenth Century published by Peabody for Symposium in 1984; copy of Enlightened Entertainment: Educational Amusements in Nineteenth-Century Baltimore by Patricia Click in MHS (1990); copy of Interpreting Worcester’s Culture by Perry Duis in American Quarterly; Letter to Alexander Brown re/history of game in Baltimore during 1870s & 1880s (1939)

2 refs; pages from Smith, “American Gothic” (Booths); 2 refs; pages from Scott, “Knowledge and the Marketplace” and Buckley, “The Culture of ,,,” in Gilbert et al; “The Mythmaking” (1993); 10 refs; pages from Click, “Enlightened Entertainment…Baltimore” (MdHistMag); 16 articles clipped together on Summer & weekend recreation; 2 clipped together on Ocean City; 5 articles on theater & burlesque; 3 on saloons; 15 on music, theater, dog drowning; student paper on Baltimore Theatre; 113 articles & refs on popular culture & recreation; “At the Picture Show” by Kathryn Fuller; “The De-Moralization of Society” by Gertrude Himmelfarb

student paper, “Summer Recreation in Baltimore…”; 9 articles & refs; pages from Calkins, “Substitutes for the Saloon” (1901); “Images of the Chesapeake Bay, 1612-1984”; 37 articles & refs on music, art, etc.; bibliography on Sports & Receation in 19th c Baltimore; 15 articles & refs; UMBC, “Light for All…” B. Sun 1837-1987

21 articles mostly about literary clubs

9 articles & JLA notes on Jenny Lind, baseball; MHMag (1992) containing Bready article on 19th century baseball; MHMag (1996) article on Malloy 1st woman journalist 1880s; 12 articles on cricket, opera, theater, restaurants, concerts, gambling, Latrobe reminiscences in MHMag (1906); 11 articles & JLA notes on theater, cricket, music, societies; MHMag (1919) on fancy dress party in 1837; 5 articles on Holliday Street Theatre; 7 articles clipped together on cricket/baseball.; “The Dawning of American Drama” by Jurgen Wolter; 1994 edition of JHU Peabody News; “The Broadway Musical” by Bernard Rosenberg and Ernest Harburg

32 articles with JLA notes. First article noted as “good intro to whole subject of lectures”. Ticket prices noted also.

79 articles with JLA notes;letter concerning research and paper from Mike Broyles (formerly in UMBC Music Department) dated 1990; publication from Historic Baltimore Society on “The music of memory.”

117 articles

87 articles

50 articles including cost of instruments (pianos

46 articles plus 4 articles clipped together about/against Karl Muck, German leader of Boston Symphony Orchestra (1917)

85 articles including types of dances, dancing lessons, and performances by Ruth St.Denis and Pavlova

34 articles and JLA notes (photo suggestion) – Pavlova; Ruth St. Denis, Nijinsky, Vernon Castle (ballroom dancers, tango); bare feet

C. of MA Thesis, “Early History of the Theater in Baltimore,” Mildred Greenfield. “Sidelights; The Philadelphia Company Performs in Baltimore,” David Ritchey in MdHist Mag (1976)

99 articles including “Can Can”

6 articles with JLA notes

94 articles; by 1889, Sun has a drama critic

69 articles including prices

69 articles with JLA comments

56 articles

81 articles, some about movies

75 articles including lists of legitimate theaters (1914 & 1918) broken down into vaudeville, burlesque, and movies and skits.

55 articles including JLA notes about reviews in American

66 articles including Censors and Birth of a Nation and lists of theaters all showing different movies (1918)

88 articles with JLA notes

55 articles; Ocean City mentioned as one destination among others

18 articles and references

38 articles

64 articles with JLA notes and large article on Walters

18 articles including on BMA

48 articles; 1st on jury rpt that political parades are a nuisance (JLA note to refile under “Politics”; several articles on “mystic Oriole Procession”; 3 articles including Old Home Week and Electrical parade of city

13 articles on Columbus “shaft” monument, statue by Cannassa, Hopkins honors Columbus, statue in Druid Hill Park, Columbus and Jews, Columbus & protestants-Catholics, Parkhurst criticism

Note of 4 weekly newspapers at Towson State; 34 articles with JLA comments

68 articles with JLA notes on progress of Sun

83 articles with JLA notes, some on depiction of African-Americans, others on quality of photo images

“H. L. Mencken and Baltimore: Charm City Versus the Boosters” and “Baltimore, 1880-1904: A Social Science Analysis of City Charm” by JLA; 1980 centennial special on Mencken from the Sun Magazine (oversized–removed); Beyond the White Marble Steps: A Look at Baltimore Neighborhoods (1979); “The Way We Live Now: by H. J. Dyos and Michael Wolff from The Victorian City (1973); list of Mecken collections in the U.S. (1967); clippings of Mecken’s writing from the Sun; Nov/Dec 1994 edition of Maryland Humanities on Mencken, Sage of Baltimore

Multi-part series examining the career of City Hall reporter Walter Alexander from 1896 to 1915

9 articles

59 articles with JLA comments; footnotes from a [?} publication re/sports; “Baseball, Business and the Work Place: Gelber’s Thesis Reexamined” by Melvin Adelman; baseball articles from the American

105 articles and many references including footnotes from Adelman, A Sporting Time; 10 pages clipped together of references on Babe Ruth; notes on individual sports (mostly baseball and lacrosse); need for gymnastics in girls schools; copy of 1939 letter from Dinty Moore to Alexander Brown about lacrosse; copy of pages from John Lowerson, Sport and the English middle classes, 1870-1914, Manchester U. Press, 1993.

104 articles with JLA comments; book review from JAH on Allen Guttmann, A Whole New Ball Game: an interpretation of American sports.

63 articles with JLA notes

C. of pages from Welch & Lerch, History of American Physical Education & Sport, 1981; c. of pages from Riess, City Games, 1989; student paper; c.of pages from Creamer, Team: The Old Orioles; 4 references

27 articles with JLA comments

38 articles on cross-country riding at Green Spring Valley Hunt Club; bookies at Pimlico; steeplechase at Pimlico; tally-ho accident; hunt clubs; Md Jockey Club; horse show & high society; effect of automobile; 6 articles clipped together on George C. Morrison’s (financier) suicide after attacks over Havre de Grace track

13 articles

7 articles

49 articles

57 articles – majority about Baltimore “mulatto” boxer Joe Gans; opinions on boxing from Mayor to preachers

194 articles with JLA comments; attendance statistics for 1902-1903

89 articles with JLA comments

114 articles with JLA comments and JLA compilation of attendance stats

4 references including article by James Bready, Play Ball!: the legacy of nineteenth-century Baltimore baseball (MHS, 1992)

63 articles

92 articles

66 articles with JLA comments

51 articles

113 articles with JLA notes including article by Bob Leffler, “Baltimore’s African-American Baseball Teams Were Big League,” in Maryland Humanities, 1993

Vernon Vavrina, The History of Public Education in the City of Baltimore, 1829-1956, Diss, Cath U., 1958; Wm. R. Johnson, “Chanting Choristers”: Simultaneous Recitation in Baltimore’s Nineteenth-Century Primary Schools, Hist of Ed Qtrly (1994); Wm R. Johnson, Baltimore City’s “Swollen Village Schools”, 1829-1894, draft paper; 40 articles, references, and JLA notes on costs, commencements, statistics, Sunday Schools, Act in support of public schools and against, exams, McKim school; Tina Sheller, The Origins of Public Education in Baltimore, Hist of Ed Qurtly (1982); student paper, The Kerney School Bills of 1852-1853

JLA notes and articles on no. of graduates, sale of Baltimore Female College, overcrowding, growth, growth of kindergarten, how school system works, church & school, need for compulsory education, teaching of Civil War, new ideas of teaching, state teachers’ meetings, Baltimore center for education, vocational work, co-education; 9 articles with JLA comments

Manila folder labeled “Schools” contains 12 articles from July 1903 on making school no. 46 a colored school; 34 articles from 1901-1903 on Miss Bangert, studies, poverty, colored hs vs. white, teacher salaries, writing style, moral educ., stats on Balt. County schools (1903); Manila folder labeled ‘High Schools & Tech Schls (B&W) includes 25 articles and refs on graduates, locations, program of studies (1877-1901); Manila folder labeled “Private Schools” containing 7 articles on Knapps Institute, private kindergarten, Workingmen’s Institute; Manila folder labeled “Church Schls Catholic & Prot.” contains 13 refs & citations on graduations, building & razing schools (1884-1899); manila folder labeled “Vict. Balt. – Education contains 40 articles, refs, & JLA notes on enrollments, compulsory school law, ward system, need for black teachers, number & loc. of schools in 1860, curriculum for poor, Hopkins; “Catholic Schools and the Common Good”

68 articles not quite chronological

60 articles with JLA notes

70 articles, only one or two from 1879 & 1890

95 articles including one allowing teachers to marry and continue teaching

68 articles

89 articles with JLA notes on “politics” (office vs. party)

121 articles with JLA notes especially on School Board vs. Mayor

94 articles with JLA notes

37 articles including enrollment numbers

69 articles including health in schools, comparative salaries, and new way of gathering statistics

179 articles

72 articles

79 articles with JLA notes; teachers vs. Board on what’s good for students

30 articles on whipping, practical studies, inefficiency, colored teachers, school board members and teacher representation, teacher pay, compulsory attendance, student leave for war effort,

11 articles (Look in office files for more)

6 articles on school conditions, graduates

11 articles on the decision to change names of school from numbers to historical people

13 articles listing students promoted to high schools

36 articles with some notations

41 articles including graduation speeches/advice.; new Eastern HS school building and location; suspend training school; Western HS & Peabody awards; assault of Lelia Bangert; Eastern vs. NE Improvement Assn; new Principal – Eastern; woman power, sentiment;

Manila folder labeled “Baltimore City College Talk” contains 28 articles and JLA notes on City College; 19 articles on professors, commencements & speeches, class books (Green Bag), teaching English

39 articles inc. study of Greek; site of new school; admission regs.; commencements; faculty; Green Bag editors;

“The Baltimore School Building Program, 1870-1900” in MHisMag (1975); Reeder, “Schooling in the city…”, UrbHist (1992); Rice, “The Public-school System of the United States, Century (1893);10 refs; student paper, “An Analysis of the Annual Reports of the Board of School Commissioners…1870-1889”; c. of Goodrich, “A Pictorial History of the World…” (1881); c. of Rice “Our Public School System: Evils in Baltimore (1893); student paper, “Development of the Baltimore City Public Secondary School System, 1870-1930; proposal by Bill Johnson (1986); Marks, “Liberal Education in the Guilded Age: Baltimore and the Creation of the Manual Training School” MHisMag (1979);

18 articles & refs.; 116 references & articles on curriculum, overcrowding, women teachers, poor conditions, sanitation, redistricting; DIVIDER, 2 articles; 52 articles & refs; Johnson chapter 2;

Student paper, “Report of the School Board Commissioners”; student paper, “The Baltimore City School System…1880-1920”; student paper, “Changes and Developments in the elementary Curr. of Baltimore from 1870-1900”.

Manila folder labeled City Public Schools – Black w/15 articles & refs on school board, colored teachers, teachers examinations, student paper, “Public Education for Blacks 1867-1887”, 5 articles, 2 articles clipped together called Afro Schools, 17 articles on black schools & German, c. of Putney, “The Baltimoe Normal School for the Education of Colored Teachers:…in MdHMag (1977), 9 refs; 43 more articles (some from Afro-American) on graduates, B.T. Washington, kindergarten, diplomas, building Black schools

115 articles on colored teachers in colored schools, word “white” cut from bastardy code, separate schools, Baltimore Assn for Moral & Educational Improvement of Colored People, exams, statistics, taxes, education ordinance, state appropriations, Latin & Greek, Rasin machine, new schools, obits, colored high school, Cargill ordinance, MICA

c. of Thomas, “Public Education and Black Protest in Baltimore 1865-1900” in MdHM (1976); 31 articles on colored schools with colored teachers, poor facilities, Maryland Education Union, Colored Teachers Assn, first appointment of colored teacher

55 articles on Baltimore Manual Training School – new building; commencement; Polytech overcrowded; Oliver Hibernian free night school; Savile case of immorality; need for trade school, engineering;

23 articles

49 articles

60 articles on pensions, hiring and firing, women teachers, salaries, married women can teach again, compulsory attendance, unions, age limit; 86 articles with JLA notes

16 articles; 25 articles on Knapp Institute, Girls Latin, Shaftesbury College of Expression, Country School for Boys, Oliver Hibernian Free School, St. Timothys, Mark Twain visit, obits of educators, ads for schools, Park School, St. Luke’s, Miss Hall’s School for Girls

39 articles; 20 articles on Mt. de Sales, graduates, St. Catherine’s, Notre Dame, St. Ann’s, Immaculate Conception, St. Mary’s, nuns, Gaynor on Catholic education, public vs. parochial schools, Cathedral School, Mt. St. Agnes, St. Charles, Balt. Academy, Sts. Philip & James

58 articles & refs mostly on Hopkins and Goucher some on Loyola re/women in education, state aid, , 2 c. of Requardt, “Alternative Professions for Goucher College Graduates, 1892-1910, in MdHMag (1979); 2 c. of student paper on “The Women of Goucher College from 1884-1904, 2 supplements on JHU’s 100th Anniv.,c. of Bishop, “Teaching at Johns Hopkins: The First Generation, Hist. of Ed.Qutrly (1987), c. of Richard Cox, “The Early Professionalization of History and Local History Research: The Johns Hopkins…, 10 articles & refs, c. of pages from Ross, “The Origins of American Social Science Cambridge U.Press, 4 refs; c. of Marks, “Liberal Education in the Gilded Age: Baltimore and the Creation of the Manual Grainign School” in MdHMag (1979)

15 articles; 25 articles on Annual meeting, promotion of the mechanical arts, whites only, colored in night school, semi-centennial, arts & design, school of sculpture, Pres. Cushing, Carnegie gift to rebuild after fire, Jenkins donates building, Prof. Fuchs

26 articles

14 articles on beginning by Methodist church, colored men educated for ministry, examinations, endowment, commencement and award of diplomas

Univ. of Md Professional Schools (Folder head) 13 articles including Counties from which 23 lawyers graduated in 1887; 46 articles, with JLA lists of states from which graduates came

24 articles, mention of C. Cone

11 articles; 1 article about grave robber

9 articles

52 articles; a student paper by Tamar Myers, The Women of Goucher College from 1864-1904″ with a copy edited by JLA; Cross Reference to Women’s Higher Education, 25 articles

100 Sun articles plus 7 articles from the Baltimore American

Bishop, Charles C., Teaching at Johns Hopkins: The First Generation, History of Education Quarterly, Winter 1987; Book Review in the NY Review of Books, 12/2/1993, An American Prodigy, mentions JHU; 61 articles

55 articles including John Higham Paper, “Herbert Baxter Adams and the Study of Local History” in AHR; references to papers by Joseph Stetar and Edward Ayers

10 articles

c. of parts of dissertation, “Urban Politics in Nature’s Republic: The Development of Political Parties in the Seaport Cities in the Federalist Era”, William Bruce Wheeler, 1967.

65 articles

74 articles

94 articles with JLA comments

43 articles with JLA comments

53 articles including his death; some articles about Ross Winans

Clipped together pages from municipal reports noted Latrobe (1879), (1880), Wm P. White, Latrobe (1891), (1887), (1888), Hodges (1885-6), Latrobe (1875), (1876), Mayor Kane (1877), Latrobe (1878); clipped together 17 pages of stats from Water Dept. (1866-1888); 15 articles & notes on water rates. bridges, real estate, CBD; 33 pages of stats from Tax Court; c, of Muller, “The Emergence of Industrial Districts in mid-Ninteenth Century Baltimore” Geog Rev (1979); 4 pages of JLA notes; c. of Ryon, “Human Creatures Lives..Baltimore Women….” MHMag (1988); 3 articles; c. of Vill, “Building Enterprise in Late Nineteenth Century Baltimore”, J. of Hist Geog (1986); 4 JLA notes; c. of Vill paper (1982); 7 references

3 articles

20 articles; 24 articles including obituaries; some about W.L. Montague

Manila folder containing MA Thesis by Sister Mary Anne Dunn, The Life of Isaac Freeman Rasin, Democratic Leader of Baltimore from 1870-1907

11 articles; some about Daniel Loden

11 articles

3 articles