Kate Stevens Bates papers, 1860-1941.

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Kate Stevens Bates papers, 1860-1941.

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Collection consists of Kate Bates' diaries which recapitulate events in great detail. Prominent Portlanders, Bingham Springs in eastern Oregon, and Olympia, Washington are fully described in the diaries. The correspondence concerns family matters, business, and social news. Miscellaneous papers include manuscripts of travel and historical articles by Kate Bates and a scrapbook of E.W. Bingham containing publications of and articles about the Ballot Reform League of Oregon.

5 linear ft. (4 containers)

University of Oregon Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7710631

University of Oregon Libraries

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