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BALTIMORE CITY
Special Collection
John L. Cain Collection
Manuscripts and correpondence
BMS57

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Historical correspondence collected by Cain.

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DateDescriptionBoxMSA Citation
 Details1896-1931Jas. Hubbard & Son Oyster Co.: Correspondence between Jas. Hubbard & Son Co. and customers, including bills and orders. 3BMS57-5-1
 Details12/31/1897Broderick & McRae, Distillers & Importers: Order from Broderick & McRae to Pleasant Valley Wine Co. in Rheims, NY.
Broderick and McRae were former employees of and bought the W.T. Waters (of the "Walters Gallery" Walters) distillery in April 1897.		3BMS57-5-2
 Details06/19/1934Postcard from Poland: Paper postcard showing a group of men and women assembled with digging equipment.
Received by Adolf Biniek of 1704 Lancaster St in Fells Point.		3BMS57-5-3
 Details Industrial Plants in Baltimore: Self-published folder of photos and text on industrial plants in Baltimore.
Page numbers start at 43; pasted in photographs.		3BMS57-5-4
 Details E.J. W. Revell Postal Cards: Postal cards sent to Mr. Revell at the Fidelity Building in Baltimore.
Mr. Revell worked for the Fidelity and Deposit Co. in Baltimore and the postal cards are about his work as an auditor for the Circuit Court, meetings with clients, payments, clients' accounts, and some personal business matters. Circa 1900-1917.		3BMS57-5-5
 Details1892-1907E.J. W. Revell Letters (1892- June 1907): Letters sent to Mr. Revell at the Fidelity Building in Baltimore.
Mr. Revell worked for the Fidelity and Deposit Co. in Baltimore and the letters are about his meetings with clients, payments, clients' accounts, and some personal business matters.		3BMS57-5-6
 Details1907-1919E.J. W. Revell Letters (July 1907-Feb 1919 and Undated): Letters sent to Mr. Revell at the Fidelity Building in Baltimore.
Mr. Revell worked for the Fidelity and Deposit Co. in Baltimore and the letters are about his meetings with clients, payments, clients' accounts, and some personal business matters.		3BMS57-5-7
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