State semi-centennial correspondence, 1897-1898.

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State semi-centennial correspondence, 1897-1898.

Papers pertaining to the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of Wisconsin statehood, including correspondence of George Stickney, secretary of the committee; replies from counties received by the State Historical Society in reply to a circular inquiring about local historical observances; historical addresses delivered by George Burrows, James Davie Butler, Lydia Ely, Mrs. Reuben Gold Thwaites, and William F. Vilas; information on a legislative reunion; and a roster of territorial pioneers who attended a reunion on June 4, 1898.

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