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LETTERS FROM HASKELL
Index of Letters

This is a complete listing of the 184 letters from the personal papers of Gov. Charles Robinson held in the Kansas State Archives at the Kansas Historical Society that were identified as pertaining directly to Robinson's time at Haskell and were used in the development of this website. These letters were photographed by Jancita Warrington and indexed and transcribed by Travis Campbell in 2018. More information on the Robinson papers can be found at the Kansas State Historical Society's website.

Date
Author
Description of Contents
1888.05.05
V.L. Reece
Difficulty with George Savage. Savage left barn door open, took buggie and broke the wheel, swore at Reece and threatened him.
1888.05.09
Edgar McCassey, et. al.
Why are We Dying Petition
1888.05.10
Ria L. Kunkle
Application for position teaching English, rhetoric, and possible light gymnastics.
1888.05.11
Wm. Davis
Response to telegram about runaways, Peter Cooper and Hugh Miller, at Iola, KS. Hugh wanted to return to HI, but Peter was insistant on making it to Indian Territory
1888.05.12
Edward Ogee
Apology for boys caught gambling.
1888.05.13
William Pearce
Apology for boys caught gambling.
1888.05.14
Fanny H. Rastall
Discussion of outrages committed against Indian girls permitted by US Gov't. Wants to educate others on this matter.
1888.05.15
J.P. Gorman
Teachers requesting meeting to discuss conditions at school and number of student deaths.
1888.05.15
Della F. Botsford, et. al.
Teachers requesting meeting immediately
1888.05.18
Teressa Tuckwin
Letter to Robinson for letter writing day.
1888.05.18
Anna Little Elk
Letter to Robinson for letter writing day.
1888.05.18
Allie Staton
Letter to Robinson for letter writing day.
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