Overview
Terrell, Alexander
Watkins, 1827-1912.
Papers
1890-1912
The Alexander Watkins
Terrell papers contain correspondence (mainly letters received), printed
material, literary productions, scrapbook material, legal documents, and
financial documents, covering the last two decades of Terrell's life,
1890-1912. The bulk of the material is incoming correspondence, dating
especially from the years of his diplomatic mission in the Ottoman Empire
(1893-1897); the literary productions also heavily reflect that period of his
career. There is another, smaller surge of documentary activity in 1905, the
year of the Terrell Election Law. The Ottoman material is richest in describing
the Turkish anti-Armenianism and anti-Americanism of the time; in addition,
there are scattered references to commercial and education exchanges with the
United States.
0.35 cubic
ft.
English.
Restrictions on Access
None.
Restrictions on Use
Under the Copyright Law of 1976 as amended in 1998, the unpublished
papers are protected by copyright through December 31, 2002.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the series), Alexander Watkins Terrell
Family Papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library
and Archives Commission.
Biographical Sketch
Alexander Watkins Terrell was born November 3, 1827 in Patrick County,
Virginia. In 1832 his family moved to Cooper County, Mississippi. After
graduating from the University of Missouri, he read law at Booneville, and was
admitted to the Missouri bar in 1849. His first law practice was in St. Joseph.
After moving to Austin, Texas (1852), he became judge of the Second Judicial
District (1857-1862). In 1863, he enlisted as major in the 1st Texas Cavalry
Regiment, Arizona Brigade; after promotion to lieutenant colonel and then
colonel, he commanded Terrell's Texas Cavalry, participating in the battles of
Mansfield and Pleasant Hill. In 1865, he was promoted to the rank of brigadier
general. Fleeing to Mexico at the end of the civil War, he served briefly under
Emperor Maximilian. Upon his return to Texas, he practiced law in Houston for a
short time before retiring to his plantation in Robertson County. In 1871 he
returned to Austin. From 1876 to 1883 he served four terms in the Texas Senate,
and in 1891 he was elected to the first of three terms in the Texas House of
Representatives. President Grover Clevel and appointed him minister
plenipotentiary to the Ottoman Empire (1893-1897). He was elected as state
representative twice more, in 1903 and 1905. Among the legislative bills he
authored were the Railroad Commission bill, the bill which donated public land
to build the capitol, the bill requiring jurors to be literate, and the Terrell
Election Law of 1905 (which began the system of Direct Primaries). From 1909 to
1911, he was on the University of Texas board of regents, and was instrumental
in raising funds to build the library building. He was also chairman of the
publications committee and, at the time of his death, president, of the Texas
State Historical Association. His first wife, and mother of his five children,
was Ann Elizabeth Boulding of Missouri, who died in 1860; his second wife,
Sarah D. Mitchell of Robinson County, Texas, died in 1871; his third wife, and
widow, was Anne Holiday Anderson Jones. Alexander W. Terrell died in Mineral
Wells on September 9, 1912, and was buried in the state cemetery. Terrell
County was named in his honor.
Scope and Contents of the Papers
The Alexander Watkins Terrell Papers contain correspondence (mainly
letters received), printed material, literary productions, scrapbook material,
legal documents, and financial documents, covering the last two decades of
Terrell's life (1890-1912). The bulk of the material is incoming
correspondence, dating especially from the years of his diplomatic mission in
the Ottoman Empire (1893-1897); the literary productions also heavily reflect
that period of his career. There is another, smaller surge of documentary
activity in 1905, the year of the Terrell Election Law. The Ottoman material is
richest in describing the Turkish anti-Armenianism and anti-Americanism of the
time; in addition, there are scattered references to commercial and educational
exchanges with the United States. A handful of letters are in French.
Approximately one-third of the letters received cover Terrell's Texas years
after he returned from his overseas post (1898-1912). The legal documents
concern land in Travis County, and there are numerous financial documents, most
cancelled checks.
Organization of the Papers
The Alexander Watkins Terrell Papers are organized into six series and
two sub-series:
- Correspondence, 1890-1912, undated, 0.2 cubic ft.
- Letters received, 1890-1912, undated, 0.2 cubic ft.
- Letters sent, 1893-1895, undated, fractional
- Printed material, 1898, undated, fractional
- Literary productions, 1894-1905, undated, fractional
- Scrapbook material, 1896, 1934, undated, fractional
- Legal documents, 1885, 1887-1888, 1900, fractional
- Financial documents, 1893-1905, undated, fractional
Index Terms
The terms listed here were used to catalog the
records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
Personal Names:
Terrell, Alexander
Watkins, 1827-1912.
Subjects:
Diplomatic and consular
service, American--Turkey.
Anti-Americanism--Turkey.
Election
law--Texas.
Places:
Turkey--History--1878-1909.
Turkey--Politics and
government--1878-1909.
Armenia--History--1801-1900.
Document Types:
Correspondence--1890-1912.
Financial
records--1893-1905.
Related Material
The following materials are offered as
possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by
the records. The listing is not exhaustive.
Texas State
Archives
Alexander Watkins Terrell Family Papers, 1876-1934 (bulk
1890-1910, 1930-1934), 0.71 cubic ft.
Alexander Watkins Terrell Reminiscences, 1912,
fractional
Judge A. W. Terrell Literary Production [Terrell's Eulogy of Booth], [186-?], 1 item
Sam Lanham Collection, 1861, 1957, undated, 8 items
[including a speech by A. W. Terrell, 1861]
Erminia Thompson Folsom Papers, 1856-1965, 3.06 cubic ft.
[containing posthumous references to Terrell's belief in woman's suffrage,
1912]
Center for American History,
University of Texas at Austin
Alexander Watkins Terrell Papers, 1877-1912, 6 ft., 8
inches
Processing Information
Tony Black, June 1985
Accession Information
Accession number: 1985/022
These papers were donated to the Texas State Archives by an unknown
furniture storage warehouse circa 1955. For purposes of control, an accession
number was assigned in October 1984.
Correspondence,
1890-1912, undated,
0.2 cubic ft.
Papers are correspondence, dating from 1890 to 1912, of Alexander
Watkins Terrell. The bulk of the material is incoming letters, especially
dating from the years of his diplomatic mission in the Ottoman Empire,
1893-1897. Subjects covered include Turkish anti-Americanism and
anti-Armenianism and the Terrell Election Law of 1905.
Organization
The correspondence is organized into two groups:
- Letters received, 1890-1912, undated, 0.2 cubic ft.
- Letters sent, 1893-1895, undated, fractional
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Terrell, Alexander
Watkins, 1827-1912.
Subjects:
Diplomatic and consular
service, American--Turkey.
Anti-Americanism--Turkey.
Election
law--Texas.
Places:
Turkey--History--1878-1909.
Turkey--Politics and
government--1878-1909.
Armenia--History--1801-1900.
Document Types:
Correspondence--1890-1912.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Correspondence, Alexander Watkins Terrell
Papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
Letters received,
1890-1912, undated,
0.2 cubic ft.
Papers are letters received by Alexander Watkins Terrell, dating
1890-1912, and undated. The bulk of the material covers the years of his
diplomatic mission in the Ottoman Empire, 1893-1897. Subjects covered include
Turkish anti-Americanism and anti-Armenianism and the Terrell Election Law of
1905.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
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1.
Mother,
May 3, 1890
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1.
George J. Atkins,
August 14, 1891
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1.
J. J. Arthur,
December 14, 1891
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2.
J. Galloway Weir,
April 26, 1893
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2.
A. H. Terrell,
May 9, 1893,
telegram
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2.
[Daniel] Walker,
June 26, 1893 (?),
telegram
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2.
[Daniel] Walker,
June 26, 1893 (?),
telegram
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2.
George F. Herrick,
August 1, 1893
Enclosure: George F. Herrick to Sir Edward Gray, July
31, 1893 [re: Armenians], copy
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2.
George F. Herrick,
August 21, 1893
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2.
John H. Leeds, director, Stamford Manufacturing
Company,
September 22, 1893
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3.
Dr. Mary Pierson Eddy,
October 26, 1893
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3.
Charles Andersen,
November 6, 1893
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3.
M. M. Rockhill,
November 8, 1893
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3.
Calice, Austro-Hungarian Embassy,
December 11, 1893
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4.
Daniel Walker, Stamford Manufacturing Company,
January 26, 1894
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4.
Nicholson,
February 2, 1894
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4.
Swedish-Norwegian Legation,
February 10, 1894
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4.
Yaver Ekrem, Vali of Aleppo, post,
February 20, 1894Arabic with French
translation,
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4.
Consular agency of the United States, Aleppo,
March 1, 1894 French,
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4.
The G[rand] V[izier] to the Vali of Aleppo,
June 28, 1894, French,
telegram transcript
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4.
Dr. A. W. Terrell, nephew,
June 24, 1894
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4.
H. B. Yacaribi,
August 22, 1894
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4.
French ambassador,
August 26, 1894French,
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4.
Hiram Blaisdell,
September 7, 1894, [re: Swiss fugitive],
typescript
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4.
Henry O. Dwight,
September 11, [1894]
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4.
Thomas R. Gibson,
September 29, 1894 [re: attacks on
Americans],
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4.
T. P. Langhans,
September 20, 1894,
typescript
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4.
A. d'Orsley,
September 26, 1894
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5.
Herbert H. D. Peirce, chargé d'affaires at St.
Petersburg,
October 4, 1894
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5.
William Dulles, Jr., Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions,
October 9, 1894,
typescript
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5.
Thomas R. Gibson,
October 10, 1894
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5.
Herbert H. D. Peirce,
October 13, 1894
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5.
Edward B. Butler, President of Butler Brothers,
October 23, 1894,
typescript
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5.
J. C. Ayer Company,
November 7, 1894 [re: patent medicine],
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5.
British embassy, Constantinople,
November 10, 1894
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5.
F. R. Calvert,
November 19, 1894
Enclosure: F. R. J. Calvert to Se'lim Efendi, Minister
of Agriculture, November 27, 1893 [re: custom of SalmÍ
], translated extract
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5.
S. M. Swenson & Son,
December 11, 1894,
typescript
Enclosure: Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co. to S. M.
Swenson & Son, December 11, 1894, typescript
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5.
Mr. Tripp, U.S. Legation in Vienna,
December 14, 1894
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5.
F. R. Calvert,
December 15, 1894 [re: Trojan vases],
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5.
O. de Lébedeff,
December 19, 1894
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6.
Edwin Pears,
January 2, 1895
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6.
Andrew Lysim Calocherinos,
January 10, 1895
Enclosure: Wax effigies of three antique stones probably of Greek art
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6.
Esmeralda,
January 17, 1895
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6.
Luther Short, Consul General of the United States,
Constantinople,
February 6, 1895
Enclosure: Edwin S. Wallace to Luther Short, January
29, 1895, copy
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6.
J. G. Vore,
February 13, 1895
Enclosure: Declaration of the Consultation in regard to
Texas Cherokees, copy; and Copy of Treaty between Texas and the Texas
Cherokees
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6.
Dodds,
February 14, 1895 [re: anti-Americanism],
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6.
Luther Short,
February 18, 1895 [re: attacks on
missionaries],
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6.
Philip Cumi (?),
February 23, 1895 [re: attacks on
missionaries],
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6.
S. P. Langley, Secretary, Smithsonian Institution,
February 25, 1895
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6.
W. W. Pect (?),
April 2, 1895
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6.
H. E. Stockbridge to Walter Gresham, U.S. Secretary of
State,
April 4, 1895, [re: application for
academic position in Turkey],
typescript
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6.
Reginald Sister,
April 6, 1895
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6.
George C. Raynolds,
April 23, 1895 [re: oppression],
typescript
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6.
A. S. Stevenson to Walter Gresham,
April 28, 1895 [re: application for
superintendent of art in Constantinople],
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7.
Benjamin Lacy,
June 14, 1895
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7.
J. A. McKenzie,
June 20, 1895 [re: possibility of
exhanging posts (Lima, Peru); reply in outgoing correspondence, July 26, 1895],
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7.
George Washburn,
July 12, 1895
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7.
[?],
July 22, 1895 [re: petition for excavation
of antiquities],
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7.
Thomas D. Christie,
August 2, 1895 [re: attack],
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7.
Eleanor [Whislow],
[September 1895]
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7.
Vincent Cailland,
[September 1895]
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7.
Eleanor Whislow,
October 12, [1895]
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7.
Henry O. Dwight,
November 25, 1895,
typescript
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7.
L. H. Moore,
November 30, 1895,
typescript
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8.
Judson Smith,
June 8, 1896
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8.
Howard D. Terrell, son,
January 15, 1897 [re: illness, financial
trouble],
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8.
Louise Parks Richards,
July 30, 1897, attached typescript
newspaper copy, envelope attached [re: Whims of the
Sultan],
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8.
John E. Parsan (?),
December 21, 1897,
typescript
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9.
William Courtney,
January 31, 1898 [re: Mr. Terrell's son],
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9.
R. K. Smoot,
June 16, 1898
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9.
Robert G. West,
June 22, 1898,
typescript
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9.
Thomas W. Cridler, third assistant Secretary of State
of the U.S.,
August 2, 1898, [re: commencement address
at University of Texas: Land, Its Individual Ownership
and Culture, the Surest Safeguard of Free Government],
typescript
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9.
James L. Barton,
September 13, 1898,
typescript
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9.
George B. Terrell,
September 17, 1898 [re: fence cutters],
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9.
Milton W. Humphreys, University of Virginia,
September 19, 1898 [re: land],
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9.
N. P. Scudder, acting librarian, The Smithsonian
Institution,
September 21, 1898, [re: receipt of
publication],
form letter
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9.
William E. Dodge,
October 26, 1898 [re: land],
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9.
Seth Shepard,
October 27, 1898
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10.
John B. Clark, United States Treasury,
August 12, 1899
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10.
S. C. Gavitzianaz,
December 10, 1899
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10.
Roger Q. Mills,
November 1901
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10.
J. W. Riddle,
January 1, 1902
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10.
Sam B. Cooper,
February 14, 1902,
typescript
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10.
J. J. Terrell, brother,
September 23, 1904
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10.
Sam Webb, Texas Bankers Assocation,
December 22, 1904, [re: state bank bill,
and creation of insurance department],
typescript
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11.
James T. Brisby,
January 19, 1905 [re: poem
The Soul],
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11.
Rabbi Henry Cohen,
February 3, 1905 [re: poem
The Soul],
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11.
Leon Blu,
April 27, 1905,
typescript
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11.
Edmund P. Turber,
April 28, 1905
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11.
L. J. Tankersley,
May 25, 1905 [re: Gatesville Reformatory],
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11.
Curtis Hancock,
May 27, 1905 [re: election law],
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11.
Rufus Hardy,
July 4, 1905, [re: election law],
typescript
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11.
D. C. McCoy,
July 11, 1905 [re: election law relating
to crippled Negroes],
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11.
W. H. Lewis,
July 17, 1905,
typescript
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11.
D. A. Frank, University of Texas Debating Council,
July 25, 1905 [re: University land],
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11.
A. T. Folsom, Trans-Pecos
News,
July 30, 1905
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11.
Jeff McLemore, State Topics,
A Journal of the People,
September 1, 1905
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11.
W. C. Kroeger, chairman United Confederate Veterans,
September 4, 1905
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11.
A. E. Wilkinson,
September 11, 1905
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11.
William D. Williams, handwritten reply on face of
typescript letter dated
October 23, 1905
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12.
George W. Brackenridge,
March 13, 1909, [re: killing of prairie
dogs],
typescript
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12.
W. B. Silliman,
August 31, 1909,
typescript
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12.
A. N. Marquis & Company, Publishers,
October 4, 1909, [re: Who's Who in
America],
typescript
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12.
John F. Marshall,
November 4, 1909
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12.
Hampson Gary,
December 3, 1909
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12.
J. C. Terrell, Jr., cousin, to Mrs. Lila Rector,
November 4, 1912 [note: after A. W.
Terrell's death],
Enclosure: E. F. Mathews, secretary of Board of
Regents, to J. C. Terrell, J. D. Terrell, A. W. Terrell, executors, November 1,
1912
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13.
Erben,
[189-],
telegram
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13.
Charles Anderson,
July 2, []
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13.
Henry C. Roberts,
October 28, []
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13.
Josephine Gro, undated,
typescript, page two only
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13.
Morris Sheppard to The Scientific Temperance
Foundation, Dallas,
December 6, [193-],
typescript, copy
Letters sent,
1893-1895, undated,
fractional
Papers are letters sent by Alexander Watkins Terrell, dating
1893-1895, and undated. The materials cover the years of his diplomatic mission
in the Ottoman Empire, 1893-1897.
Arrangement
Arranged chronologically.
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14.
Thad A. Thompson,
March 19, 1893,
telegram
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14.
Gresham, secretary,
September 14, 1893 [re: request to remove
American missionaries],
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14.
Mr. Gresham,
January 29, 1894, February 9, 1894 draft
of cipher telegrams [re: arrests and a murder],
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14.
United States Embassy in London,
1894, [re: application of Mr. Garabed A.
Kuajian, a native Armenian, for a passport],
memorandum, typescript
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14.
Sir Philip Currie, British ambassador,
July 3, 1895
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14.
Richard Olney, U. S. Secretary of State,
July 25, 1895
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14.
J. A. McKenzie, Lima, Peru,
July 26, 1895 [reply to letter of June 20,
1895],
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14.
Gibson, Beyrouth,
December 14, [],
copy of telegram with reply
Printed material,
1898, undated,
fractional
Papers are printed materials, dating from 1898 and undated, which
belonged to Alexander Watkins Terrell. Included are a guest pass to the
Metropolitan Club, a newspaper clipping on the "European Conspiracy," and a
broadside entitled "What Senator Coke Said of John Ireland in 1877."
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Ireland, John,
1827-1896.
Coke, Richard,
1829-1897.
Places:
Texas--Politics and
government--1865-1950.
Document Types:
Clippings--Europe--Politics and
government--[18--?].
Broadsides--Texas--Politics and
government--[18--]
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Printed material, Alexander Watkins Terrell
Papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
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15.
Guest pass to Metropolitan Club,
January 3, 1898
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15.
Newspaper clipping, European
Conspiracy,
Farmer's Review,
August []
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15.
Broadside, What Senator Coke Said
of John Ireland in 1877,
undated
Literary productions,
1894-1905, undated,
fractional
Papers are literary productions, including notes, poetry, drafts,
memorandum, and a news release, dating from 1894 to 1905, with some undated
material. Several items relate to Terrell's time in Turkey as a diplomat. One
document is about Terrell's candidacy for the state legislature. Alexander
Watkins Terrell wrote one of the poems, the author of the other poems is
unknown.
Arrangement
These papers are arranged by type of material, then
chronologically.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Terrell, Alexander
Watkins, 1827-1912.
Subjects:
Diplomatic and consular
service, American--Turkey.
Anti-Americanism--Turkey.
Places:
Turkey--History--1878-1909.
Armenia--History--1801-1900.
Document Types:
Poetry--[c. 1905],
undated.
Notes--1894-1895.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Literary productions, Alexander Watkins
Terrell Papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library
and Archives Commission.
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16.
Notes on Ottoman police incident of December 2, 1894
involving Reverend Lee,
[1894]
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16.
Two drafts of formal protest against imprisonment of
Adam Aivazian,
[1894]
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16.
Memorandum [sic] as to the
application of Mr. Garabed A. Kuajian, a native Armenian, for a passport, to
the United States Embassy,
[1894]
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16.
The situation at Marsovan a week
after the massacre,
November 22, 1895,
typescript
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16.
News release by R. W. Finley,
March 11, 1902, [re: taxation in Texas],
typescript
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16.
Judge Terrell's candidacy [for state legislature],
[1902],
typescript
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16.
Poem by A. W. Terrell, The
Soul,
[ca. 1905],
typescript
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16.
Poems, author unknown: Relatives;
I know something good
about you;
Life's Lesson,
undated
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16.
Poems, author unknown: Christmas
Time is happiest;
Thoughts for the Day,
undated
Scrapbook material,
1896, 1934, undated,
fractional
Papers are scrapbook material, dating from 1896, 1934, and
undated. Included are notes to accompany visual material on Ottoman Empire
(visual materials not present in papers), proposed text for plaque honoring
Alexander Watkins Terrell for service to the University of Texas, and a
newspaper photograph from Terrell's service as U.S. Minister in
Constantinople.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Terrell, Alexander
Watkins, 1827-1912.
Subjects:
Diplomatic and consular
service, American--Turkey.
Places:
Turkey--History--1878-1909.
Document Types:
Photographs--1896.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Scrapbook material, Alexander Watkins
Terrell Papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library
and Archives Commission.
1985/22-1
17.
Notes to accompany visual material on Ottoman Empire,
undated
[visual material not here]
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17.
Proposed text for plaque (?), Alexander W. Terrell, known as the Father of the University of
Texas, presented by his daughter, Mrs. Lilla Terrell Rector. 1934,
undated
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17.
Newspaper photograph,
1896 Mr. Terrell, U. S. Minister in
Constantinople,
Legal documents,
1885, 1887-1888, 1900,
fractional
Papers are legal documents, dating from 1885, 1887-1888, and 1900,
regarding Radford land in Travis County.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Terrell, Alexander
Watkins, 1827-1912.
Subjects:
Land use--Texas--Travis
County.
Places:
Travis County
(Tex.)
Document Types:
Legal
documents--Travis County (Tex.)--Land use--1885, 1887-1888, 1900.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Legal documents, Alexander Watkins Terrell
Papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
1985/22-1
18.
Documents concerning Radford land, Travis
County
Financial documents,
1893-1905, undated,
fractional
Papers are financial documents of Alexander Watkins Terrell,
dating from 1893 to 1905. Material includes a credit report, promissory notes,
bills, receipts, memoranda, a list of drafts from the United States State
Department, statements, and cancelled checks.
Index Terms
Personal Names:
Terrell, Alexander
Watkins, 1827-1912.
Document Types:
Financial
records--1893-1905.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Financial documents, Alexander Watkins
Terrell Papers. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library
and Archives Commission.
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19.
Credit reports,
1893,
1 item
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19.
Promissory notes,
1893,
2 items
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19.
Various bills and receipts,
1893-1894, 1897,
14 items
1985/22-1
19.
Memoranda of expenses,
1894-1895,
4 items
1985/22-1
19.
United States State Department, lists of drafts,
January 15, 1896,
1 item
1985/22-1
19.
Bank statements,
1904-1905,
4 items
1985/22-1
19.
Schedule of specimens of Internal Revenue Stamps,
undated,
1 item
1985/22-1
20.
Cancelled checks,
1899-1900,
94 items