Harris Richardson papers, 1854-1939.

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Harris Richardson papers, 1854-1939.

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Promissory notes and personal memorabilia of this St. Paul (Minn.) lawyer; and legal papers (1929-1939) relating to an injunction to prevent the construction of dormitories in Minneapolis for the University of Minnesota. Promissory notes for 1854-1864 were collected by Richardson; his connection with them is not documented. Also present are two letters concerning a Republican party dinner for William McKinley (1884).

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Pennington, E. (Edmund), 1848-1926.

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Newson, T. M. (Thomas McLean), 1827-1893

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Rice, Edmund, 1819-1889

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