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Signatures, Page 3 SG-201. Stedman, Edmund Clarence (1833-1908). Poet, editor. Signed card. Fine. $20.00 SG-202. Stefanson, Vilhjalmur (1879-1962). Arctic explorer, author. Signed card, dated 17 June 1948. Fine. $65.00 SG-203. Stephens, Alice Barber (1858-1932). Illustrator; made illustrations for Little Women, the Marble Faun, Middlemarch, and other books, as well as for periodicals. Signed card. $30.00 SG-204. Stockton, Frank R. (1834-1902). Author; The Bee-Man of Orn, The Lady or the Tiger, etc. Signed card. Fine. $30.00 SG-205. Stoddard, Charles Warren (1843-1909). Author, poet; wrote some poems under the name "Pip Pepperpod." Signed card. Fine. $25.00 SG-206. Stoddard, Richard Henry (1825-1903) Poet, critic, editor, author: Footprints, etc. Signature on a slip of paper. New York, April 24, 1882. Near fine. $20.00 SG-207. Stratton-Porter, Gene (1868-1924). Naturalist, novelist. Signed card. Fine. $40.00 SG-208. Street, Julian (1879-1947). Author. Signed card. $25.00 SG-209. Suddards, Rev. William. (1805- ). Minister in the Protestant Episcopal Church, assumed rectorship of Grace Church, Philadelphia, in 1834, and was sole or associate editor of The Episcopal Recorder and The British Pulpit. Clipped signature on a sheet from an autograph collection. $25.00 SG-210. Tarbell, Ida M. (1857-1944). Author. Signed card. $20.00 SG-211. Taylor, Bayard (1825-1878). Traveler, diplomat, translator, author. Signature on a card. Fine. $30.00 SG-212. Ten Broeck, Abraham (1734-1810). Businessman, Mayor of Albany 1779-1783 and 1796-1798, married the daughter of patroon Van Rensselaer; served in the provincial Assembly, and in 1775 eame a colonel in the Albany County Militia, eventually rising to the rank of Brigadier General. Clipped signature from a letter, 1782. Very good. $75.00 SG-213. Thomson, Charles West (1798-1879). Poet. Signature on a slip of paper. Near fine. $25.00 SG-214. Thursby, Emma Cecilia (1845-1931). Singer. Born in Brooklyn, New York, 21 February, 1857. She had her first instruction of Julius Meyer, and subsequently studied with Achille Errani and Erminia Rudersdorff. In 1873 she went to Italy, where she studied for a short time under Francesco Lamperti and San Giovanni. On her return she sang in the Broad way tabernacle, New York. In 1876 she made her first concert-tour with Patrick S. Gilmore's orchestra, and in 1877 she travelled with Theodore Thomas. In the same year Maurice Strakosch signed a six-years' engagement with her, and under his management she made several tours in the United States and in Europe, meeting with great success. Miss Thursby has appeared only in concert and oratorio, and has rejected the most flattering offers that were made her while abroad to appear in opera. Her forte is sacred music, and' in rendering the soprano parts of Handel's and Haydn's oratorios she is unexcelled. Card signed with her full name. $50.00 SG-215. Thursby, Emma Cecilia (1845-1931). Singer. Born in Brooklyn, New York, 21 February, 1857. She had her first instruction of Julius Meyer, and subsequently studied with Achille Errani and Erminia Rudersdorff. In 1873 she went to Italy, where she studied for a short time under Francesco Lamperti and San Giovanni. On her return she sang in the Broad way tabernacle, New York. In 1876 she made her first concert-tour with Patrick S. Gilmore's orchestra, and in 1877 she travelled with Theodore Thomas. In the same year Maurice Strakosch signed a six-years' engagement with her, and under his management she made several tours in the United States and in Europe, meeting with great success. Miss Thursby has appeared only in concert and oratorio, and has rejected the most flattering offers that were made her while abroad to appear in opera. Her forte is sacred music, and' in rendering the soprano parts of Handel's and Haydn's oratorios she is unexcelled. Signed card. $40.00 SG-216. Tietjens, Therese (1831-1877). Hungarian soprano and actress; made her public debut in 1849, London debut in 1858. Autograph on a slip of paper, Baltimore, 1876. $50.00 SG-217. Varick, Richard (1753-1831). Soldier; appointed by Philip Schuyler, became inspector general of West Point after the Battle of Saratoga, served as an aide to General Benedict Arnold, later as private secretary to Gen. George Washington, served as Attorney General of the State of New York 1778-1789, Mayor of New York City 1791-1801. speaker of the assembly, etc. Clipped signature from a letter. Very good. $95.00 SG-218. Walker, John Brisben (1847-1931). Editor, publisher; managing editor of the Washington Chronicle 1876-77, owner and publisher of Cosmopolitan, 1889-1894, and editor 1886-1905. Signed, typed quote, which seems to have a typographical error. Near fine. $20.00 SG-219. Walthall, Edward Cary (1831-1898). Confederate officer; entered the service as a lieutenant in the Yalobusha Rifles and rose to the rank of Major General; led troops in the Kentucky Campaign, the Tullahoma Campaign and at Chickamauga, defended Lookout Mountain at Chattanooga, etc. Signature on a slip of paper. Near fine. $50.00 SG-220. Warner, Charles Dudley (1829-1900). American man of letters; editor, author, collaborator with Mark Twain, essayist. Signed card, Hartford, Feb. 28, 1900. Signed the last year of his life. $35.00 SG-221. Warner, Charles Dudley (1829-1900). American man of letters; editor, author, collaborator with Mark Twain, essayist. Clipped signature. $25.00 SG-222. Warren, Robert Penn. Author. Signed, typed message on one of his post cards. Near fine. $25.00 SG-223. Wells, Carolyn. Poet, novelist, parodist. Signed card. Fine. $17.50 SG-224. SG-225. White, William Allen. Author. Signed card with a short quote. Fine. $27.50 SG-226. White, William Allen (1868-1944). Author, journalist, editor; known as the "Sage of Emporia. Short quote and message on a signed card, for an autograph collection. Fine. $40.00 SG-227. Whitlock, Brand (1869-1934). Journalist, diplomat, politician; U.S. Minster to Belgium (1813-1822). Signed card. $20.00 SG-228. Wilcox, Ella Wheeler (1850-1919). American journalist and poet; wrote over twenty volumes of verse. Clipped signature. $20.00 SG-229. Wilder, Marshall (1859-1915). American mimic and public entertainer. Signed card. $15.00 SG-230. Wilkins, Sir Hubert (1888-1958). Polar explorer, aviator, author; with Stefanson, Shackleton, and other expeditions, including his own as a leader; attempted to reach the North Pole by submarine. Signed card. Fine. $65.00 SG-231. Williams, Talcott (1849-1928). American journalist and author; first director of the Columbia School of Journalism. Signed quote ("There are no rights, there are only duties") on a card. Fine. $35.00 SG-232. Windom, William (1827-1891). Lawyer, financier, U.S. Senator, Secretary of the Treasury in President Harrison's cabinet; also served in Garfield's cabinet. Signed card. Near fine. $40.00 SG-233. Wright, Harold Bell (1872-1944). Novelist; born in Rome, NY; wrote the Shepard of the Hills, etc. Signed card with a continuous signature. Fine. $22.50 |
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