101. MCCLURE MSS. Thomas Jefferson O Donnell, Frances Jenkins Olcott, Mrs. Cora Miranda (Baggerly)Older, Samuel Peter Orth, Chase Salmon Osborn, Henry Fairfield Osborn, http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/html/mcclure.html

MCCLURE MSS. The McClure mss., 1865-1949, consist of business and family correspondence and papers of Samuel Sidney McClure, 1857-1949, editor, and family letters and papers of his wife, Mrs. Harriet Sophia (Hurd) McClure, 1855-1929. Biographical material relating to Samuel Sidney McClure may be found in My Autobiography (New York, 1914); Peter Lyon, Success Story, the Life and Times of S. S. McClure (New York, 1963). McClure's papers in the collection consist chiefly of correspondence with poets, novelists, journalists, editors, publishers, artists, lawyers, physicians, clergymen, educators, prominent political figures, his lecture tour manager, and members of his family, particularly his wife. The letters relate primarily to the operation of McClure's newspaper syndicate, 1884-1901, including correspondence with the London office of the syndicate; and to McClure's Magazine, 1894-1926. There are letters and papers concerned with The Evening Mail, with McClure's numerous trips abroad, with materials for articles, books, and lectures and with Knox College. In addition, two letter copybooks, 1891-1892 and 1892-1896, of McClure are included. The collection also contains complete and incomplete speeches, articles and notes on various subjects. Two undated and unidentified typescripts of manuscripts with the titles, "Golden Hinde" and "Roman Mythical History," are included. Individual cards for complete articles and speeches are filed in the Manuscript Index.

102. Baltic Wizards Index Baltic Wizards, by Francis Olcott, at sacredtexts.com. BY Frances JENKINSOlcott. 1928. Title Page Foreword Wizards in Folk-Lore Contents http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/bw/

Sacred Texts WONDER TALES FROM BALTIC WIZARDS BY FRANCES JENKINS OLCOTT Title Page Foreword: Wizards in Folk-Lore Contents The Magic Drum Calls You! Lapland of Aurora Colors, Mossy Tundras, And Reindeer Herds From Lapland The Battle of the Wizards Kari Woodencoat The Giant Who Did Not Like Bones ... The Red-Haired Wizard Finland of the Thousand Lakes, Lost Daughter of the Baltic Sea From Finland Magic Singing The Living Kantele The Hidden Maiden ... The Wizard with the Lolling Red Tongue Estonia, Wise and Free, Land of Wonder Legends From Estonia The Singing Sword The Maiden of the Milky Way The Luck Egg ... The Wizard with Yellow Eyeballs and Green Hair Latvia Of Feast Of Flowers, And, Courland, God's Own Little Country From Latvia The Gold Axe Castle-Treasure What Witches Tell ... The Wizard with Bushy Golden Head and Apple-Red Cheeks Lithuania of the Fragrant Amber From Lithuania Luck, Luck in the Red Coat! Poor Man and Never-Enough Little White Horse ... The Vanishment! Interesting Things The Tiny History of East Baltic Lands The Tiny Dictionary of Strange East Baltic Things

103. US Catalog Of Copyright Entries (Renewals) - 1927 Books: CD Canute Whistlewinks And Other Stories, Zacharias Topelius, trans CW Foss, edFrances Jenkins Olcott, 15Sep27A1007039 15Apr55R147652, Olcott (A) http://www.ibiblio.org/ccer/1927a2.htm

Books from 1927 Key to abbreviations: A/As - Author/Authors C - Child of the author E - Executor of the author NK - Next of Kin of the author PCW - Proprietor of a Composite Work PWH - Proprietor of a Work made for Hire PPW - Proprietor of a Posthumous Work W/Wr - Widow/Widower of the author Title Author Registration Renewer Calamity Jane And The Lady Wildcats Duncan Aikman (A) Calculations Of Quantitative Chemical Analysis (As) Calculus H B Phillips (A) Calculus, complete ed Henry Burchard Fine Philena F Locke (C) Gertrude Atherton Muriel A Russell (C) Call It A Day! Diana Patrick (pseud of Desemea Wilson) (A) Call Of The House Ruth Comfort Mitchell Sanborn Young (Wr) The Call Of The Wild, And Other Stories, illustrations only Jack London, ill by Gladys Peck Macmillan Co (PWH) The Call Of The Woods, And Other Poems Ada Potter Wiseman (A) Camels Daniel W Streeter (A) The Canal Boat Fracas Louise Closser Hale (A) The Canary Murder Case S S Van Dine (pseud of Willard Huntington Wright) Claire Wright (W) Janet McKenzie Hill Harold M Hill (C) Cantus Ad Processiones Et Benedictiones Sami Sacramenti, modern notation, vocal pt, Juxta Vaticanam ed ***

104. This Is Project Gutenberg This List Has Been Downloaded From The Jonathan Norris, Frank, 18701902 Okakura, Kakuzo, 1862-1913 Olcott, FrancesJenkins Oliver, Charles A. Charles Alexander, 1858-1932 Omar Khayyam, http://www.informika.ru/text/books/gutenb/gutind/TEMP/authors9809a1.txt

105. Introduction: An Apology For The Exhibit For example, in 1914, with, perhaps, extraordinary pertinence to today, FrancesJenkins Olcott, in The Pittsburgh Survey wrote that the Library also does a http://www.carnegielibrary.org/exhibit/apology.html

Resources Research Databases Discover More... Internet Search Special sites Kids Teens Capital Improvements Support Your Library ... Library Shop Services Reference Services Business Foundation Center Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped ... Pennsylvania Department Search this web site: home bridging the urban landscape An Apology for the Exhibit Nescire autem quid ante quam natus sis acciderit, id est semper esse puerum. "To be ignorant of what occurred before you were born," said Cicero, a long time ago, "is to remain always a child." I f you choose to get truly lost in this exhibit, wandering through Pittsburgh past and present, you must remember that its photographs and text, in their totality, describe a Pittsburgh, a reality, which does not, and never did exist. The photographs and text describe a Pittsburgh that exists only in the construct of this compiled, electronic, online exhibitquite different from the scene out on Forbes Avenue. As Accurate As Possible. But please do not misunderstand. Every effort has been made to be as accurate as possible in the presentation of the information. That is why "Notes" and "Further Reading" are parts of each of the neighborhoodsso that interested visitors can track down for themselves the sources of all (or most) of the statements made here, and that is why we invite visitors to email us (padept@carnegielibrary.org) about errors of fact and errors of spelling as well. Through Hypertext Links.

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