Papers of James Burton Pond [manuscript], 1899-1903.

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Papers of James Burton Pond [manuscript], 1899-1903.

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Papers of James B. Pond relate to his book "Eccentricities of Genius: Memories of famous men and women of the platform and stage" and consist chiefly of manuscript and typed drafts for biographical essays in the book. The manuscript of "Twain and Cable" contains a note by Twain objecting to the use of a personal letter. Manuscripts concerning George Washington Cable, William Winter, and Elbert Hubbard have also been corrected by their respective subjects. There are also two scrapbooks containing promotional articles and reviews of the book; photographs of Pond; a program for a lecture by Twain, James Whitcomb Riley and Douglass Sherley; royalty accounts with publishers G. W. Dillingham Company; a program for "The Scotsman War Fund" and two obituaries of Pond.

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