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American Traveller --reprint
from Demorest's [July issue]
"A Glimpse of Social Life at Smith College." Original
article by Kate Sanborn , Professor of Literature at Smith College. |
1883 June 23 |
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The Morning Mail [Lowell]
"Smith College: Its Social, Physical and Religious Character
-- Its Art Gallery -- The Attendance -- Need of More Accommodations --
The Teachers" by "G." |
1883 June 25 |
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Boston Journal
"President J. H. [sic] Seelye on 'The Education
We Need.'" |
1883 July 14 |
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[Publication Unknown] -- reprinted from Harper's Magazine.
"Occupations of Women" |
1883 August |
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Boston Journal
"A Terrible Accident. Prof. Stuart Phelps Instantly
Killed by the Discharge of His Gun" |
1883 August 31 |
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The Morning Mail [Lowell]
"A Day at Smith College" by Rev. J. M. Greene,
D.D. |
1885 May 13 |
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The Morning Mail [Lowell]
"The article of Rev. Dr. Greene on Smith College..."
[Editorial comment on Greene's role in founding the college] |
1885 May 13 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"Women as College Presidents" |
1885 July |
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[Publication Unknown]
"At Smith College: Dedication of the New Scientific
Building, the Gift of A. T. Lilley of Florence -- The Unfinished Observatory
-- The Class Reunions" |
1886 June 22 |
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[Publication Unknown] -- reprinted from the Christian
at Work.
"Miss Cleveland on the Smiths: A Half-Playful,
Half-Earnest Social Essay from the White House" by Rose Elizabeth
Cleveland. |
1887 July 2 |
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The Republican [Springfield]
"Rev. Dr. J.M. Greene of Lowell has prepared a history
of the founding of Smith college, which is nearly ready for publication..." |
1887 August |
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[Publication Unknown] -- reprinted from the New York
Evening Post.
"The Hatfield Smiths: Reminiscences of the Founder
of Smith College" |
1887 October |
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Gazette & Courier [Northampton] -- reprinted
from the New York Evening Post. "The Hatfield Smiths" |
1887 November 8 |
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Boston Journal
"Mt. Holyoke Seminary to Become a College for Women" |
1887 December 2 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"Progress in Woman's Education" by Josiah H. Benton |
1887 |
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Northampton Daily Herald
"George W. Hubbard [1818-88]: President Seelye's
Address at His Funeral in this City, May 1st" |
1888 May 2 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"George W. Hubbard's Will" |
1888 May 2 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"George W. Hubbard's Funeral" |
1888 May 2 |
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The Republican [Springfield]
"A Decisive Statement: Concerning the Location
of Smith College at Northampton" by John M. Greene [Letter
to the editor] |
1888 May 4 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"Jumped into the River. A Smith College Student
Ends Her Life by Drowning" |
1888 November 12 |
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Letter written to Greene by D.
W. Wells, President of the Trustees of Smith Charities," forwarding
genealogical information about the Smith family. The enclosures were
not included in the scrapbook. |
1890 December 26 |
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[Publication Unknown] -- reprinted from Harper's Bazar.
"The Advance in a Century. Great Strides in the
Education of the Female Mind Within One Hundred Years" by T. W. Higginson. |
1891 March 11 |
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Gazette & Courier [Northampton]
"The Early History of Smith College. by R. Hubbard"
[Letter to the editor that was critical of Greene, which Greene rebutted
by appending a handwritten note next to the article in the scrapbook] |
1893 April 11 |
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Northampton Daily Herald
"Hatfield. Death of Dea. Hubbard's Widow [Philura
T.]" |
1894 May 12 |
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The Daily Gazette
"Hatfield's New Hall: In Memory of the Forefathers" |
1894 May 31 |
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The Republican [Springfield]
"Old Hatfield's Celebration. The Dickinson Hall
Dedicated with Interesting and Impressive Ceremonies -- Some Eloquent and
Scholarly Addresses" |
1894 May 31 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"An Honor Indeed. Robinson Female Seminary, Exeter,
N.H., Sees Its First Graudate Who is the Daughter of a Graduate" |
1894 June 11 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"Smith College Closes. Review of the Year" |
1894 June 19 |
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The Independent
"A River Town [Hatfield] in Old Times" by Mary
Esther Miller. |
1895 April 25 |
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The Republican [ Springfield]
"Honored Its Founder: Sophia Smith's 100th Birthday
Observed by Smith College; Interesting Exercises at Northampton Yesterday
-- Address by Dr. Greene and Response by the Faculty, the College Students
and the City" |
1896 May 27 |
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Boston Advertiser
"Sophia Smith: Her 100th Birthday Observed by Smith
College; Exercises at Northampton -- Address by Dr. Greene" |
1896 May 29 |
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The Republican [Springfield]
"Smith College Girl Defies Papa and Marries Harry Bates" |
1896 June 15 |
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Harper's Bazar
"Smith College" by Mary A. Jordan [Comprehensive
overview] |
1896 |
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The Republican [Springfield]
"Class Day at Smith College: Gift for Academic
Building, and Chemical Laboratory Will Be Erected This Year -- Two New
Trustees Elected -- President Seelye Honored -- Fine Ivy Oration -- The
Evening Concert -- Faculty Changes" |
1898 June 21 |
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The Republican [Springfield] -- reprinted from
the Worcester Gazette. "Tribute to President
Seelye" |
1898 June 21 |
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The Republican [Springfield]
"A Gift to President Seelye: Loving Cup by the
Trustees. Dr. Greene's Pleasant Speech -- Class of 147 Graduates
-- Oration by Dr. Twining" |
1898 June 22 |
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Boston Herald
"State Aid Not Desirable: President Seelye Discusses
the Taxation of Colleges" |
1900 February 2 |
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"Smith College...Plan of Grounds to Show the Botanic
Garden"[Map] |
1900 June |
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Fitchburg Sentinel
"Fitchburg's Grand Old Man [Rodney Wallace] Honored with
a Public Reception on the Completion of His 25th Year as a Trustee of Smith
College" |
1903 January 7 |
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[Publication Unknown]
"The College and the City: Full Text of President
Seelye's Argument before the Legislative Committee on College Taxation" |
1906 March |
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The Republican [Spring field]
"Correction by Rev. Mr. Greene, Who Was Sophia Smith's
Pastor at Hatfield" by John M. Greene. [Unequivocally states
that the idea for a women's college came from him: "She got the idea
from me in 1861"] |
1907 March 28 |
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The Youth's Companion
"Why Girls Should Go to College" by L. Clark Seelye,
President of Smith College. |
1907 May 16 |
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The Sunday Herald [Boston]
"Smith's Agricultural School" |
1907 October 6 |
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The Sunday Herald [Boston]
"Object to Train Poor Boys of Northampton for Work of
Life" [Includes references to the Agricultural School] |
1907 October 6 |
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Hampshire Gazette
"Hatfield" [Within the local news is a parenthetical
commentary explaining why Northampton, rather than Hatfield, came
to be the seat of Smith College] [see also January 17] |
1911 January 9 |
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Boston Herald
"History's Error" [Juxtaposed by Greene to the
article above; see 1911 January 9. |
1911 January 17 |
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Daily Hampshire Gazette
"Gleanings from Diary of John M. Greene" by John
M. Greene |
1916 April 22 |
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Daily Hampshire Gazette
"What Was Sophia Smith's Gift for Her College?"
by J. M. Greene |
1918 April 25 |
