Indiana, State of.  Thanksgiving proclamation, 1885.

Jaynes Class of Mount Vernon Place M.E. Church, South.

Ku Klux Klan.

Lawton, Oklahoma.  Campaign booster buttons, 5 copies.

League of Nations.

League of Republican State Clubs.

Lincoln Banquet and Republican State Rally.

Lincoln Memorial Commission.

Lincoln Republican Club.

Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

Maine, State of.  Thanksgiving proclamation, 1891.

Martha Washington Seminary.

Matoon Female and Male Seminaries.

Micco, Creek Nation, IT.

Middlesex Club.

Muskogee Daily News.

Muskogee High School.

Muskogee, Oklahoma.  Brochures, commemorative buttons and ribbons.

Muskogee Rotary Club.

National Agricultural Conference.

National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations.

National Economic League.

National Exposition of Chemical Industries

National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs.

National League of Women Voters.

National Meade Memorial Commission.

National Press Club.  (See Series 3:  American Legion)

National Republic.

National Woman Suffrage Association.  "Appeal to Women Citizens of the United States;" "Plan of Woman Suffrage Organizations."

National Woman's Party.

New Jersey, State of.  147th State Legislature concurrent resolution in reference to the Veterans' Bureau.

Northeastern State Normal School. 

Northeastern State Teachers College.

Nuyaka Mission School.  Accounts, house wares inventories, and student records book.  1885-1886; handwritten note by Alice Robertson in reference to the school, 1p.

Oakland High School.

Oklahoma and Indian Territory Children's Home Society.  Annual membership certificate.  1902.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Education Association (Northeastern District).  Fifteenth Annual Session program booklet, Oct-Nov 1924.

Oklahoma Historical Society.

Oklahoma Memorial Association.

Oklahoma Soldiers' Memorial Hospital.  (See Series 3:  Veterans Bureau)

Oklahoma State Bar Association.

Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs.

Department of State.  Carbon copy typescript House Concurrent Resolution No. 12 memorializing the US Congress to nullify certain orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission affecting intrastate railroad rates and to amend the act to regulate commerce so as to render such orders in the future impossible, 2p with certificate, 1921.

Oklahoma's Twenty-First Birthday.  Programs, 16 Nov 1928.

"Constitutional Convention Call."  Printed flyer, 6 Sept 1929.

Oklahoma State Society of Washington, DC.

Okmulgee County Republican Central Committee.

Old Settlers Association.

Pennsylvania, Historical Society of.

Phi Delta Fraternity.

Philadelphia Club of Advertising Women.

Pierpont Statue Commission.

Pioneer Convention.

Pioneer Woman Unveiling Ceremony.  (See also Series 1:  Writings:  Robertson, Alice Mary; Series 6:  Oversize for related newspaper article)

Pittsburg Press Club.

Carbon copy typed announcement of candidacy, 4 Jun 1920, 1p.

Typed itemized campaign expense account, 23 Jul 1920, 1p.

Carbon copy typed statement of expenditures, 23 Jul-4 Aug 1920, 1p.

Typed and signed letter from Oklahoma State Election Board to Alice Robertson in reference to the breakdown of votes cast for 2nd District Congressman, 28 Jan 1921, 1s.

Form letter of thanks to supporters, 1p.

Statement of receipts and expenditures of candidate for election as representative in Congress.  circa Nov 1922.

Expenditures for re-election campaign; lists of contributors; 6p.

Certificate of Registration as an elector for the 15th Precinct, Ward 4, 23 Jul 1924.

Campaign related brochures, cards, advertisements, photocopy of related press cuttings.

Typed list of Alice Robertson's legislative activities dating from 4 Mar 1921 to unspecified date:

HR6652, HR6653, HR6741, HR7035, HR7182, HR7283, HR7396, HR7450, HR8273, HR9683, HR10495, HR10496, HR11033, HR11034, HR11318, HR12552; 5p.

Typed list of dates, subjects and appearances of Alice Robertson's remarks in the Congressional Record, 1p.

42.2 HR Misc Doc No 166:  Protest of the Cherokee and Creek Indian delegates to the survey of their lands in Indian Territory as proposed in the Indian Appropriation Bill, 4 Apr 1872.

51.1 HR1507 to accompany HR 3804:  Bill seeking to appropriate $400,000 due the Creek Nation under the third article of the Treaty of 1866, 18 Apr 1890. 

67.1 HR2158 Report No 169:  To provide monthly payment of pensions, 11 Apr 1921. 

67.1 S1039:  Amendment to the Constitution for the public protection of maternity and infancy and to provide a method of cooperation between the US government and several states, 28 Apr 1921. 

Promotional brochure sponsored by several women's organizations.

67.1 S1358 Report No 121:  To provide for maintaining the corps of cadets at the US military academy at its maximum authorized strength, 20 May 1921. 

67.1 HR6652 Report No 155, HR 6653:  To extend the time for the construction of a bridge across the Arkansas River at a point near Webbers Falls, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, 26 May 1921. 

67.1 HR Res 138 Report No 107:  Joint resolution to suspend funding of construction of Camp Eustis, Virginia and to sell existing real estate and camp buildings, 27 May 1921. 

67.2 S3078:  To provide for the free transmission through the mails of certain publications for the blind, 25 Jan 1922. 

Carbon copy typed list of pros and cons, 2p.

67.2 HR7035 Serial 36:  Hearing before the committee on the judiciary regarding the granting of pensions to regularly commissioned US Deputy Marshalls of the US District Court of Western District of Arkansas, including Indian Territory, and to their widows and children under 16 years of age, 11 Apr 1922. 

67.2 H Res 393:  Attorney General's investigation and inquiry into the $21,500 school fund for the Cherokee Nation and the manner in which it was disposed of by Frank J. Bouidnott, 29 Jun 1922. 

67.4 HR1452 to accompany S 514:  In reference to the claims of the Cherokee, Creek and Seminole Indians, 25 Jan 1923. 

70.1 HR14070:  To provide a child welfare extension service in the Children's Bureau of the Department of Labor, 28 May 1928. 

PLEASE SEE ONLINE CATALOGUE for copies of the Congressional Record which contain remarks by Alice Robertson on the following topics:

67.1:  Sheppard-Towner Bill.

67.1, Vol 61, No 76, p4021.  Speech on free cow hides. 

67.1, Vol 61, No 161, p9035.  Eugene V. Debs. 

67.2, Vol 62, No 102, p6032.  Naval Appropriation Bill. 

67.2, Vol 62, No 168. p10469.  In reference to the Attorney General's investigation into $21,500 Cherokee Nation school fund disposition by Frank J. Boudinott. 

67.4:  Title to lands with the Pueblo land grants.

67.4, Vol 64, No 68, 18 Feb 1923.  In reference to William Evans Crow. 

67th Congress:  Rosters, lists of members for various congressional committees, general memorandums, House and Senate chamber passes.

Other Congressional business and related issues:  Mimeograph typescript in reference to the surplus, taxation, and export of farm products, 2p.

"Present Economic Conditions as Affecting American Homes."  Reprint from the Congressional Record of remarks made by Alice Robertson in the House of Representatives.  10 Jun 1922.

Carbon copy typescript fragment, with handwritten revisions, regarding arguments for government aid to the blind, 1p.

Mimeograph of a typescript from the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Commerce regarding the estimated total farm mortgage debt for 1920, 1p.

Typed and signed resolution regarding the regulation of immigrants, 1p.

"Wives and Mothers of Industrial Workers."  Statement of beliefs, addressed to the Congress.  20 Jan 1921, 2p.

Committee on Naval Affairs, House of Representatives.  In reference to the Marine Corps.  Mimeographed typescript, 1p.

"Prohibition of the Liquor Traffic."  Reprint of a speech by C.N. Haskell, given at the Jan 1907 Constitutional Convention.

Sheppard-Towner Maternity Bill.  Informational brochure.

US Railroad Labor Board, Decision #982, regarding the Railway Employees Department, A.F. of L. vs. Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Company.  May 1922.

Handwritten brief outline for a campaign speech, Bangor, Maine, circa 1922.

Trip to Panama by a congressional party of which Alice Robertson was a member; includes itineraries, passenger lists, map of Panama, etc.  Dec 1922.  (See also Series 4:  Photographs)

Statement of Alice Robertson's accounts, House of Representatives.  1922-1923.

Handwritten note (author unknown) to Alice Robertson "referring to enclosure your speech is a Boomerang [sic] the Language you used is that of a Dish Washer you better go back to your trade."

Carbon copy typed minutes of a meeting of the 15th Precinct Caucus; Alice Robertson elected as delegate to attend the county convention, 1p.

 Handwritten commentary in Alice Robertson's hand on the falsehoods and innuendos being made about her allegedly by a Scott supporter, 1p.

Mimeograph fragment of an open letter from Alice Robertson in reference to the appointment of a woman member of the Disarmament Commission and Alice Robertson's stand on the issue, 1p.

Mimeograph fragment of an open letter from Alice Robertson in reference to an unidentified bill concerning religious freedom, Native Americans, and their education, 1p.

Invitations to political, governmental and embassorial functions.  69 pieces.

(See also Series 3:  Indian Affairs; Veterans Bureau; Series 6:  Oversize)

Political Science Club.

Porter High School.

Portland Rose Festival (Portland, OR)

Organizational chart of the Department of Postmasters General.

United States Post Office, Muskogee, IT.  Brochure of statistics and general information.

US Civil Service form listing persons eligible for appointment as postal clerk-carrier in Muskogee, IT. circa 1905.

Changes in designations/increase in salaries of postal clerks for fiscal year 1906.

Receipts for mail equipment.  circa 1913.

Official post office department questionnaire (blank).

Postmaster's Oath.

National Association of Postmasters of First Class Offices.  Programs, commemorative medals, buttons, and ribbons.  1906-1912, no date.

Joint Convention of Postal Organizations.  Programs, commemorative button and ribbon.  1909.

Southwest Postal Association Convention.  Commemorative medal.  1910.

United National Association of Post Office Clerks of the United States Annual Convention.  Invitation.  1922.

"Inside History of the Fight Made Against Miss Robertson."  Photocopied press cutting in reference to Alice Robertson's reappointment as postmistress.  Includes handwritten notes by Alice Robertson pertaining to the press cutting and a brief biography of Mary Chandler Hale (daughter of Zach Chandler, a cousin of Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson).

"Miss Robertson when seen in her office this morning frankly acknowledged that the news of her confirmation afforded the keenest pleasure...."  Carbon copy typescript, 2p.

"Attention Republicans."  Announcement of enrollment of names and vote for postmaster. 

Photocopy of related press cuttings.  (See also Series 6:  Oversize)

Presbyterian Church of the United States

Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath-school Work.  "Heart Songs" series, Nos. 7-14.

Board of Foreign Missions.  Handwritten draft minutes of a trustees meeting, recorded by William Shenck Robertson and signed by those in attendance, held at Tullahassee Mission, 4 Mar 1868. 

Board of Home Missions.

General Assembly. 

Women's Executive Committee of Home Missions.

The Progressive Teacher.  Nov, Vol 1, No 1, 1905.  Published by Territorial Teachers' Association, Muskogee, IT.  J.E. Johnson, ed.

Republican Associate Leaders of Bronx County.

Republican National Executive Committee.

Republican Woman's Club of St. Louis.

Rhode Island, State of.  Thanksgiving proclamation, 1891.

Royal Rosarians.

St. Louis Air Board and Chamber of Commerce.

Handwritten lists of food expenses, quantities used/purchased, price lists for the menu, and receipts.

Handwritten documentation of parties catered and waitressed by Nettie Jane Wheeler.

Expense account book for 12 Jan 1920-2 Apr 1920.

Handwritten draft breakfast/dinner/supper menu plans and prices in a memo book.

Breakfast menu.

Certificate of agreement between the US Navy and Army and the cafeteria that Sawokla Cafeteria will reemploy anyone who left to serve in WWI.  No date.

Photocopy of related press cuttings.  (See also Series 6:  Oversize)

(See also Series 4:  Photographs)

Sequoyah Orphan Training School.

Southern Commercial Congress.  (See also Series 1:  Writings:  Robertson, Alice Mary; Series 6:  Oversize)

Southern Society of Washington.

Sunshine and Showers.  Jan, Vol 1, No 8, 1904

Supervisor/Superintendent of Schools, Creek Nation

Handwritten itemized list of expenditures for 11 Jan-5 Dec 1900, 1p.

Department of the Interior, Office of School Supervisor for Creek Nation.  Notification of third annual session of the Creek Teachers' Normal beginning 10 Jun 1902.  3 copies.

Department of Indian Education, Minneapolis MN.  Program, Jul 1902.

Department of the Interior, Office of School Supervisor for Creek Nation.  Notification of fourth annual session of the Creek Teachers' Normal beginning 9 Jun 1903, 1p.

Department of the Interior, Office of Superintendent of Schools in Indian Territory.  Brochure concerning an educational exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.

Creek Colored Teachers' Normal.  Announcement of the fifth annual session beginning Jun 1904.

Open letter from the Supervisor to the teachers of schools in the Creek Nation.  24 Aug 1904.  3 copies.

Open letter from the Supervisor in reference to the purchase of textbooks.  26 Aug 1904.  3 copies.

"To show the difficulty in building in this county I would mention that about $25,000 was spent upon the Wealaka Mission...."  Handwritten incomplete draft report to the Presbyterian Board on the building of a school for the Creeks in the Okmulgee area, 1p.

Open letter from the Supervisor in response to a petition for the establishment of a school in unspecified neighborhood within the Creek Nation, 2 Sept 1904, 1s.

Statement of differences arising in the settlement of the cash accounts of Alice Robertson, School Supervisor and Special Disbursing Agent,  26 Apr 1905, 1p.

Salary voucher, 31 Dec 1904.

Statement of Disbursing Account and abstract for Dec 1904.

Statement of time, to accompany accounts of Alice Robertson for the first quarter, 1905.

Notice of settlement of accounts for Jun 1904-Jan 1905.

Cash accounts-current for quarters ending Dec 1904 and Jan 1905.

Quarterly return vouchers for public property.  Dec 1904, Jan 1905.

Document of resignation as supervisor, 9 Jan 1905.

Campaign flyer for the candidacy for the position of Muskogee County Superintendent of Schools.  3 copies.

Certificate verifying Alice Robertson as an official Republican nominee for office of Muskogee County Superintendent of Schools.  8 Aug 1916.

Trinity College.

Handwritten and printed lists of student's names, circa 1850-1871.  13 pieces.

4 pocket notebooks containing lists of student names, provisions, addresses, notes.

(See also Series 3:  Personal Papers:  Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions)

Handwritten and printed Examinations/Order of Exercises, circa 1853-1879.  22 pieces.

"Black Book for 1859 and 1860."  Handwritten notebook noting student's name, and marks for tardiness, misconduct and/or negligence.

Invitation and program for the Class of 1904 graduates.

Student handwritten essays and exercises completed by:

Waitie Barnett

Lucy Bear

Eliza Bell

Millie Brown

Rachel Checote

Ellis Childers

Thomas Dick

Harriet Fusharjo

Sarah Fusharjo

Nancy Leola

Benjamin Marshall Marshall

Marcellus McCombs

Nancy McIntosh

Ella Moore

Lizzie Moore

Isom Peter [?]

Lincoln Postoak

Witie Shirley

Robert W. Stewart

Leonidas Stidham

Frank Tuttle

Nancy Jane Winslett

Keziah Winslett

unidentified

Our Monthly.  A publication of the Tulahassee Manual Labor School, Creek Nation:

Dec, Vol 1, No 1, 1870 (handwritten).  [According to Littlefield and Parins American Indian and Alaska Native Newspapers and Periodicals, the first issue was hand written in a copybook.]

Apr, Vol 1, No 5, 1871 (handwritten).

Jan, Vol 2, No 1, 1873.  2 copies.

Feb, Vol 2, No 2, 1873.  8 copies.

Apr, Vol 2, No 3, 1873.  5 copies.

May, Vol 2, No 4, 1873.  15 copies.

Jun, Vol 2, No 5, 1873.  8 copies.

Jul, Vol 2, No 6, 1873.  3 copies.

Jul, Vol 2, No 7, 1873.  7 copies.

Oct, Vol 2, No 8, 1873.  4 copies.

Dec, Vol 2, No 9, 1873.  3 copies.

Jan, Vol 3, No 1, 1874.  5 copies.

Mar, Vol 3, No 2, 1874.  3 copies.

Apr, Vol 3, No 3, 1874.  5 copies.

May, Vol 3, No 4, 1874.  3 copies.

Jun, Vol 3, No 5, 1874.  2 copies.

Aug, Vol 3, No 6-7, 1874.  2 copies.

Oct, Vol 3, No 9, 1874.  4 copies.

Nov, Vol 3, No 10, 1874.  7 copies.

Dec, Vol 3, No 11, 1874.  14 copies.

Jan, Vol 4, No 1, 1875.  6 copies.

Feb, vol 4, No 2, 1875.  6 copies.

Mar, Vol 4, No 3, 1875.  6 copies.

Apr, Vol 4, No 4, 1875.  11 copies.

May, Vol 4, No 5, 1875.  3 copies.

Jun, Vol 4, No 6, 1875.  6 copies.

Jul, Vol 4, No 7, 1875.  5 copies.

Sept, Vol 4, No 9, 1875.  4 copies.

Oct, Vol 4, No 10, 1875.  11 copies.

Typed transcription by Samuel Worcester Robertson of the first editorial in Our Monthly, with handwritten note by Samuel Worcester Robertson, 2p.

(See also Series 4:  Photographs)

Union Mission.

United Spanish War Veterans.  Commemorative ribbons, buttons, and pins.

Veterans of Foreign WAlice Robertson's.

Virginia Federation of Womens Clubs.

Washington Board of Trade.

Weekly Magnet, The.  Specimen of a weekly paper printed as a reduced photo-engraving.  Jan 1883.

Wisconsin, State of.  Proclamation for a day of mourning on the event of the death of General Ulysses S. Grant, 23 Jul 1885.

Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society.  "A Transferred Gift." Pamphlet by Caroline Atwater Mason.

Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church.  "Ide es Suleeb--The Feast of the Cross." Pamphlet by Mrs. E.K. Cheadle.

Woman's Missionary Union.

Woman's National Indian Association. 

Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest.  "The Children of the Day.  An Opening Devotional Service" by Julia H. Johnston.

"Under Orders" by Julia A. Douglas.

Woman's Synodical Society of Oklahoma.

Women's City Club of New York.

Women's Industrial Conference.

Women's National Republican Club.

Worcester Academy Literary Society.

World's Congress.

Wyoming, State of.  Thanksgiving proclamation, 1885.

Young Men's Republican Club of Peoria.  Program featuring Alice Robertson as guest of honor, 8 Mar 1922.

Deed to property, lot #1, Block 106, Muskogee, OK.

Business cards, 13 pieces.

Dinner invitations; admission tickets; souvenir medals, buttons and ribbons; names and addresses of various members of business and professional clubs.

"History of the Clan Robertson of Athole, Scotland, From The History of the Highlanders by James Browne, LL.D."  Carbon copy typed transcription with handwritten corrections, 7p; the name of Geo. F. Robertson, Paris, Texas, written at top.

Family record excised from unknown source listing birth dates for Samuel Worcester Robertson, Corcas Platt, and children; on verso, marriage dates for Samuel Worcester Robertson, Eliza Robertson, and Julia Augusta Robertson, 1p; typed transcription of same, 1p.

Robertson Family Records.  Publishers brochure announcing the publication issued by the American Historical-Genealogical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Jan 1929.

Handwritten draft list of items/notations Alice Robertson found in the family bible, 1p.

Typed draft transcription of an entry in Who's Who in America, 1924-1925 edition, 1p.

Handwritten draft biography by Spenser S. Stephens, 10 Aug 1910, 5p, with cover handwritten and signed letter, 1s.

Carbon copy typed draft biographical piece with handwritten revisions, 3p; typescript ion of same with further revisions and additions, 3p.

Carbon copy typed incomplete draft of a play about Alice Robertson with handwritten revisions, 4p.

Last Will and Testament.  Carbon copy typed draft, 30 Apr 1928, 2p.

Photocopy of press cuttings of biographical pieces and obituaries appearing in various US newspapers.  (See also Series 6:  Oversize)

Menu and music programme from a European cruise.

Typed document pertaining to Cornelius Carr (deceased) pertaining to the rightful ownership of land given him by Napoleon Bonaparte Moore, with handwritten revisions, 2p.  Carbon copy of same, 2 copies.

Photocopy of press cuttings about Ann Augusta Robertson.

Photocopy of press cuttings in which Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson is mentioned.

Handwritten draft biographical work written by Charles Gibson, 2p with cover handwritten and signed letter to Alice Robertson, no date.

Reprint of obituary originally appearing in the Muskogee Evening Times, 21 Nov 1905.  4 copies.

Pocket notebook.  Includes list of expenses of a journey taken beginning Jul 1853 and notes pertaining to Dr. and Mrs. A.P. Merriman and their departure from Chicago to New Hampshire, Oct 14.

Pocket notebook.  Includes grocery lists, clothing lists, sporadic daily appointments and reminders.  Jan 1895-1904.

Wall calendar with handwritten notes for Feb-Dec 1902.

Handwritten draft list by Alice Robertson of books from the library of Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson as of Nov 1905, 2p.

Handwritten draft biographical piece written in Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson's hand, 2p; typed transcription of same, 3p.

"The Teacher."  Typed draft biographical piece, author unknown, 2p with carbon copy fragment of same, 1p; typed transcription of same, 3p.

Constitution and By-laws and rules of Mercantile Lodge, No. 8 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.  1846.

Certificates of membership, Mar 1847, Jul 1847, Jan 1848.

Typed transcription of a translated obituary notice written by L.C. Perryman, originally appearing in the Indian Journal, Oct 1881, 1p; carbon copy of same, 1p.

Typed bio/obituary, author unknown, 5p.

Carbon copy typed transcription of obituary by L.C. Perryman, transcribed by Samuel Worcester Robertson with handwritten note.

(See also Series 6:  Oversize for related newspaper article)

Handwritten draft genealogical information compiled and presented by Althea L. Bass, 7p; typed transcription of same, 4p.

Typed transcription of notes found in the Worcester family book, 1p.

"A Biographical Sketch of the Reverend Samuel Austin Worcester," by Pliny H. White.  Written for the Vermont Historical Society, and read at a special meeting  of the Society at Burlington, 23 Jan 1861, 4p.

Avery, John/Joseph/Mary.  Typed brief biographical piece, with handwritten revisions, 1p.  Carbon copy, another version, 1p.

Hicks, Herbert Worcester.  Photocopy of press cuttings and obituary.

Handwritten draft fragment of an obituary by Alice Robertson, 23 May 1900, 1p.

Hopkins-Worcester lineage.  Handwritten incomplete draft, 7p.