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Mead, Edwin D., Charles L. Hutchinson correspondence, Nov. 24, 1891

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Open book Mead, Edwin D., Charles L. Hutchinson correspondence, Nov. 24, 1891

Title Mead, Edwin D., Charles L. Hutchinson correspondence, Nov. 24, 1891

Date Nov. 24, 1891

Language English

Description Charles L. Hutchinson was a Chicago financier, trustee, and philanthropist.

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The New England Magazine
John Myron Potter, Manager
An illustrated monthly Magazine, a current record of New England life and thought manifesting itself the world over]
Single Numbers, 25 Cts. $3.00 per year
20 Deacon St.
Boston, Mass. Nov. 24, 1891.
My dear Mr. Hutchinson:
I am about to begin the publication in my magazine of a series of illustrated articles on Chicago, which I desire to make the completest series of articles on Chicago that has ever yet been published in any of the magazines. Mr. Edward G. Mason contributes an article on "Early Visitors to Chicago," Mr. Wm. F. Poole one on "the Libraries of Chicago," and other subjects treated will be "New England in Chicago," "The Chicago Fire," "Literary Chicago," "Religious Chicago," "Chicago Beef," "Commercial Chicago," etc.
I wish to include a thorough, fully illustrated article on "Art
{Top of page as part of pre-printed letter head is a small rectangle with the following quotes:
"I like its plan and the execution of it. It deserves abundant success. I know of no periodical so full of interest to the people of New England."
John Greenleaf Whittier
"It should not be supposed that the New England Magazine is narrow or sectional in its scope. The New England of today is bounded only by the farthest limits of the Union. Everywhere through these borders New England blood is diffused, and New England's vigorous thought is taking the leadership which is its birthright. It is to this broader New England that the Magazine Speaks." New England Observer}

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Archival Collection Title Charles L. Hutchinson papers

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Call Number Midwest MS Hutchinson Box 3 Folder 215

BibID 998343628805867

Projects Tag Gilded Age (Adam Matthew Digital)

Contributing Institution Newberry Library

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