Henry Hardy Hogan Scrapbook

Collection

Identifier: NC116

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The Henry Hardy Hogan Scrapbook contains one scrapbook that belonged to Henry Hardy Hogan. The album of newspaper clippings are from the Plaindealer newspaper and contains newspaper clippings about Nevada, including history of the Reno Civil War veterans, inequality of blacks and whites, a mining story, letter to the state legislature about the location of the Insane Asylum, and poems of and obituary of Hogan and others.

Dates

1874-1941

Creator

Hogan, Henry Hardy (Creator, Person)

Conditions Governing Access

Collection is open for research. Materials must be used on-site; advance notice suggested. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.

Biographical Note

Henry Hardy Hogan (1834-1902) was a Reno, Nevada doctor who settled in Nevada in 1864.

Extent

0.58 Linear Feet (1 scrapbook, and 1 microfilm reel)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Henry Hardy Hogan (1834-1902) was a Reno, Nevada doctor who settled in Nevada in 1864. The collection contains album of newspaper clippings about Nevada including history of the Reno Civil War veterans, inequality of blacks and whites, a mining story, letter to the state legislature about the location of the Insane Asylum, and poems of and obituary of Hogan and others.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Acquired from an unknown source circa 1965.

Various Articles

Evangelist Moody's "Idea of a Woman."
Article on money
Advertising for John Sutherland, manufacturer and dealer of men's clothing; J. M. McCormick marble and granite works; and various other merchants' advertising
Article, "History of Reno Civil War veterans is told by Records of G. A. R. Post" with photo of George Warren, last survivor of G. O. M. Mitchell post, organized in 1884, circa 1935-1936
Letter to the editor of the Reno Gazette concerning editorial from R. M. Dagget about lecture delivered by General Clarke to Reno Lyceum Club, November 7, 1877
An open letter to the N. Y. "Graphic," 1878
Letter to the editor titled "Irrepressible Conflict" about inequality of blacks and whites, undated
Mining story, 1874, "Important to Reno," story concerns the importance of mining to Reno
Journal "Open letter to the Senate and Assembly concerning the location of Insane Asylum," February 11, 1879
Letter to William Sharon, 1879
Carson correspondence, July 14, 1874
Poems by Dr H. H. Hogan, 1876; 1879; 1890; 1892; 1895; 1898
Article: "Evils of Land Monopoly 2/14/79 by Dr. H. H. Hogan."
Various articles by Hogan
Dr. H. H. Hogan's obituaries, died March 17, 1902, aged 68 years
Various other obituaries of people related to Hogan
Articles from "The Medical Brief," 1902
Article: "The Republican party Bitterly Assailed." Senator Jones and others severely criticized
"Historic Trees bow to Progress of Busy City." Trees planted by H. H. Hogan. Article in newspaper