Winter, William, 1836-1917
Dates
- Existence: 1836 - 1917
Found in 36 Collections and/or Records:
Royal Cortissoz papers
Letter : 17 Third Ave., Fox Hill, New Brighton, Staten Island, New York, to C. R. Deacon, 1892 Jan 10
ALS declining an invitation to a dinner at the Clover Club, giving the reason that it is "the saddest anniversary in [his] life." Accompanied by reproduction of a portrait of Winter by Frank D. Millet.
Letter : 17 Third Ave., New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y., to Joseph Jefferson, 1904 May 13
ALS explaining his absence from a tribute for Jefferson at the Authors Club.
Letter : 17 Third Ave., New Brighton, Staten Island, to Mrs. Hannah Gray Fiske, 1906 December 26
Letter : 46 (Old Number 17) Third Avenue, New Brighton, Staten Island, New York, to Mr. S. M. Sayler, Huntington, Indiana, 1910 Apr 30
TLS advising the recipient's son [Oliver M. Sayler?], who is just starting out as a journalist and theatre critic, that it is a difficult life and he would do better for himself as a creative writer.
Letter : 221 East 18th St., N. Y., to Winthrop Wetherbee, 19 Temple St., Boston, Mass., 1877 Dec 27
ALS, with envelope, agreeing to send autographs as Wetherbee requested.
Letter : 221 East 18th Street, New York, to "My Dear Sir", 1886 Jan 7
LS concerning an address given by Henry Irving at Harvard in March of 1885.
Letter : 1044 Kensington Road, Los Angeles, to Frank Rust, 1915 Aug 3
ALS thanking Rust for a pair of gloves and a copy of a book by John Muir.
Letter : Box 18, to J. H. Brown, 1886 Aug 9
ALS thanking Brown for books, and concerning a "series of performances for the Poe monument" in 1878.
Letter : Cambridge Port, to Mr. Baldwin, 1858 Apr 23
ALS originally submitting a poem to the Cambridge Chronicle, and reminding Baldwin of a previous letter asking for employment by the paper.
Letter : Mentone, California, to Messrs. Theo. L. De Vinne & Co., 1898 August 12
ALS concerning proofs for his Wreath & Laurel.
Letter : Mentone, California, to Mr. Allen, 1906 Jul 11
ALS regarding a production of Cymbeline which will star Miss [Viola] Allen, and Winter's "An Acting Edition of Cymbeline."
Accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope, addressed to Winter's Staten Island home, and a scrapbook of clippings about Winter, annotated [by Frank J. Wilstach?].
Letter : New Brighton, S. I., to [Winthrop Wetherbee], 1880 May 11
LS dictated by Winter, encouraging Wetherbee to make the most of an upcoming trip to Europe.
Letter : New Brighton, S. I., to Winthrop Wetherbee, 19 Temple St., Boston, Mass., 1880 Jul 5
ALS promising to send a tribute to Oliver Wendell Holmes and encouraging Wetherbee to see places associated with British history while in London. Accompanied by an envelope, tipped to the second leaf.
Letter : New Brighton, S. I., to Winthrop Wetherbee, 81 Rue La Boétie, Paris, 1880 Aug 28
ALS, with envelope, sending a copy of a poem (no longer present) to Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Letter : New Brighton, Staten Island, to Mr. Bungay, 1883 Jan 28
ALS denying a rumor that he is retiring from the "Tribune," and mentioning a book he would like to publish some day.
Letter : New York City, to Mr. Lunt, 1869 Jan 20
ALS.
Letter : New York, No 221 East 18th St., to O. S. Baldwin, 1877 Sep 22
ALS acknowledging receipt of a letter indicating that the poem "Thistle down" was accepted for publication. Winter states that he has not received a payment that was said to have been sent and asks to see proofs when they are available.
Letter : [New York?], to Ballard Smith, 1878 Jan 14
LS written in an unidentified hand and signed by Winter.
The letter concerns a proposed benefit for actor John Brougham.
Letter : New York, to "Dear Henry", 1871 Nov 8
ALS, on letterhead of the New York Tribune, advising the recipient against an undertaking relating to a "fraud" and recommending he contact Bayard Taylor for information.