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Goldman, Emma (several items on Mother Earth Publishing Association letterhead stationery)

1 AL, addressed "Dear Comrade" and noting that "It's great propaganda you are doing by giving to friends this literature." . " New York, 14 Apr. 1911

1 ALS, on hotel stationery, re shipping a case of literature, Salt Lake City, 26 Apr. 1911

1 envelope, postmarked Los Angeles (no accompanying letter), 1 May 1911

1 TLS, form letter calling attention to "The Autobiography of an Anarchist," by Alexander Berkman. New York, [July 1911?]

1 TLS, form letter noting Berkman autobiography nearing completion. New York, 23 Sept. 1911

1 ALS, mainly re meeting preparations. San Diego, 10 May 1912

1 TLS, addressed by Emma Goldman to A[dam] Holzwarth, form letter re upcoming Portland lectures, San Francisco, 19 July 1913 (includes an envelope postmarked 22 July 1913,

1 TLS, form letter re drama lectures, New York, 16 Nov. 1913

1 TLS, form letter asking assistance in selling tickets to upcoming lectures. San Francisco, 10 July 1914

1 TLS, form letter noting subscription to Mother Earth is due. New York, 26 Mar. 1915

1 TLS, form letter talking about arrest and imprisonment, and asking for renewal of subscription to Mother Earth, which is due May 1915

1 TLS, form letter asking support for upcoming set of ten lectures in Portland. San Francisco, 15 July 1915

1 TLS, form letter discussing legal case and soliciting contributions for Mother Earth. New York, 7 Apr. 1916

1 TLS, form letter, once again noting subscription past due. New York, 5 June 1916

1 TLS, form letter announcing that a bill passed by the Senate and House prohibits use of mails by Mother Earth. New York, 28 Sept. 1917

1 TLS addressed "Dear Comrades," with Goldman saying she is sorry recipients were not able to attend her lectures, n.d.

Holzwarth, Mary [Trautner] (MH and MT) - 1 ALS, addressed "My beloved Sweetheart," mainly about personal matters. Portland, 20 Mar. 1912

Litowitz, Jacob - 3 ALS from friend of AH, mainly about personal matters; comments he had hoped to meet Emma Goldman when she visited Lake Bay Home Colony (Washington), but was unsuccessful. Various locations, 1911-1912

Mazel, Ned - 22 ALS and ANS from friend of AH and MH, mostly about his life and jobs. Various locations, later ones from Papeete, Tahiti, 1911-1923

Mother Earth Publishing Co. - 2 TL, subscription notices, 1913, 1916

Reitman, Ben L. (Emma Goldman's manager)

1 ALS, mainly about Emma Goldman and he being arrested and jailed. San Francisco, 8 Feb. 1909

1 TLS, on letterhead of Mother Earth Publishing Association, re subscription and other publications, including Tolstoy's "Church, State, etc.". New York, 10 Nov. 1913

Sanger, Margaret

1 TL [mimeograph], addressed "TO MY FRIENDS AND COMRADES," re request for moral and financial support on her indictment on birth control issues, 5 Jan. 1916

1 TL, addressed "To my friends," re trial for advocating birth control, 3 Feb. 1916

1 TLS, per R. M., to Mary Holzwarth, answering request for books, 29 Sept. 1916

1 TLS, addressed "Dear Friend," asking for contributions, n.d.

Walker, Edwin C. 1 ALS and 1 TLS from bookseller specializing in "Fields of Freethought, Secularism, Evolutionary Science, Economics, Sex Sociology, and Free Press. Old Works on Slavery Constitute a Leading Line. Also, Radical Fiction." New York, 1911

Miscellany

Bliven, Elisa Mowry - 1 ALS, 28 Aug. 1911

Chargeurs Reunis (Le Havre) - 1 ALS, 1913

Church of Humanity (an international propaganda society) - 1 ALS, thanking AH for subscription. Great Bend, Kansas, 1911

H. C. Siemer (importer/exporter) - 1 TL, re the Hamburger Fremdenblatt - Illustrated American Edition, which Siemer says keep being confiscated by the English authorities. New York, n.d.

Hessling, Bruno (editor and book dealer) - 1 TLS and business card. Montreal, 1918

International News Company - 1 ALS from William H. Fowler, 23 Mar. 1914

Liberator Book Shop - 1 TLS from M. Vohsbrink, 2 Apr. 1918

The Little Review 1 ALS [from AH] re subscription, Portland, 19 Mar. 1917

Posma, Albert - 1 ALS, Portland, 14 Dec. 1913

Revolutionary Press - 1 TLS from Hippolyte Havel, asking for contributions to publish the Revolutionary Almanac, 3 Nov. 1914

Wasserman, A. (International Book Store) - 1 postcard, New York, 2 Dec., 1911

Unidentified - 1 ALS and 1 envelope, 1919

Correspondence - Charles Holzwarth (CH) (incoming and outgoing)

1 ALS, CH to Tho[ma]s H. Keell, 3 Feb. 1912

1 ALS, CH to Abe Isaak, 3 Feb.1912

1 ALS, Monte Brandon to CH, 11 Mar. 1914

1 ALS, [?] to [CH?], re working for Uncle Sam in the War Department. St. Helens, OR, 3 May 1914

1 ALS, [?] to CH, 9 Aug. 1918, San Francisco

1 ALS, CH to Ross Winn, n.d.

Danger, Margaret - 1 AL from MH, re Danger's books on birth control, 16 Sept. 1916

Holzwarth, Adam (AdE and AH) - to MH

1 ALS, saying he has seen her at Emma Goldman meetings and is seeking her acquaintance, 20 Aug. 1911

1 ADS, marriage declaration, 10 Sept. 1911

2 ANS (postcards), 23 Dec. 1911

1 ANS (note appended to Mother Earth form letter), 14 Oct. 1912

1 ANS (postcard), 27 Dec.1912

2 ANS (postcards) 7 Aug. 1913

1 ALS, 7 Aug. 1913

1 ALS (from Prescott), 7 Feb.1918

1 envelope (from New York; no letter), 13 Apr. 1918

[Olivereau?], Louise - 1 ALS and 2 TLS to MH, 1913, 1920

Anti-Employment Office League (San Francisco) - "Songs for the Discontented," 1910

The Blast ("Revolutionary Labor Weekly,"San Francisco) - subscription information, ca. 1916

Brown, William Thurston - lecture card, n.d.

Caplan-Schmidt Defense League (Los Angeles) - request for financial support, 1915

Charles H. Kerr & Company (Chicago) - tract and list of socialist publications, 1899, 1911

E. Steiger & Co. (New York) - advertisement for Huberich on Trading with the Enemy, ca. 1917

Eckler, Peter (New York publisher) - lists and ads for liberal and scientific books, ca. 1916

Equi, Dr. Marie - tract re her imprisonment on espionage charges, ca. 1919

The Fatherland Corporation (San Francisco district) - subscription renewal requests from a publication for Germans and Americans of German descent , ca. 1915

Ferrer, Francisco - postcard series published by the Francisco Ferrer Association (New York), n.d.

Goldman, Emma - lecture cards and tickets, newspaper clippings, and tract, ca. 1912

Industrial Workers of the World [I.W.W.] - tracts and lecture card for James P. Thompson, national organizer of the I.W.W., n.d.

J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company (New York) - publication ads, n.d.

Jay J. McCarthy (Chicago) - publication list on secret society rituals, ca. 1915

Lane, Harry (U.S. Senator) - remarks on keeping out of the European war, 1917

Liberator Publishing Company, Inc. (New York), 1918

Mother Earth Publishing Association (includes flyers and advertisements for Emma Goldman's Anarchism and Other Essays, as well as other anarchist publications), ca. 1913-1916

Open Court Publishing Co. (Chicago), n.d.

Our Magazine (Dayton, Oregon), n.d.

Paul B. Hoeber, Publisher (New York), ca. 1914

Peace League of Oregon - constitution and bylaws, n.d.

People's Press (Chicago), n.d.

Rabelais Press (New York), 1914

Rangel-Cline Defense Committee (labor organizers), ca. 1913-1914

Reitman, Ben L. (Emma Goldman's manager) - lecture card), n.d.

Revolutionary Press (New York), 1915

Richards, W. S., 1916

Riker, Father William E. - two flyers, "Sooner or Later You will accept and apply William E. Riker's Perfect Solution for the Capital and Labor Problem" and "A TRUE SYMBOL OF THE TRUE POSITIONS of EACH RACE of PEOPLE. . . Holy City, California. . .," n.d.

Schwartz, Fre L. (Pittsburgh), ca. 1910

Seymore, August, 1912

The Truth Seeker (New York), n.d.

Vanguard Press (New York), ca. 1929

Walker, Edwin C. (bookseller, lecturer), ca. 1915

Wettstein, Otto, n.d.

Miscellany (includes lists and advertisements for publications, newspaper clippings, and tracts), ca. 1916