Correspondents include Daniel G. Tuttle (Bishop’s House, 74 Vandeventer Place, St. Louis), Thomas J. Gallagher (9804 South Broadway, St. Louis), James A. Smith (building commissioner, St. Louis), Theodore Hardee (secretary, the National Civic Federation, New York City), Professor Frederic A. Hall (Washington University, St. Louis), Augustus A. Busch (Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn., St. Louis), L.C. Irvine [Louis C. Irvine] (secretary, Grant Cabin Association, St. Louis), James J. Egan (Self-Culture Hall Association, 1832 Carr St., St. Louis), Edmund A. Babler, M.D. (4826 Delmar Ave., St. Louis), Wm. F. Smith [William F. Smith] (4217 Kennerly Ave., St. Louis), L.D. Kingsland [Lawrence D. Kingsland] (president, St. Louis Manufacturers Association), Miss B. Baker (5221a Fairmount Ave., St. Louis; on letterhead of Methodist Orphans’ Home), Miss Addie Jones (4214 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis), F.C. Davidson [Frank C. Davidson] (412 North 12th, St. Louis; on letterhead of the Hot Time Minstrels), Wm. J. Flynn [William J. Flynn] (assessor and collector of water rates, St. Louis), Maud J. Keiffer (West End Charity Circle, St. Louis), Merritt H. Marshall Jr. (treasurer, Mississippi Valley Kennel Club of Saint Louis), Charlotte Rumbold (secretary pro tem, Committee on Social Legislation, Park Department, city of St. Louis), Hartwell B. Grubbs (treasurer, Missouri Society of the City of New York), and the St. Louis Cartoon and Color Club., 1906-1908

File — Box: 3, Folder: 17

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The collection includes personal and family correspondence of Edward F. Goltra; papers relating to the various companies he ran; papers relating to his work as a Democratic national committeeman; and papers relating to his civic interests. In the descriptions of the folder contents in this finding aid, the phrase “Correspondents include” indicates that the folder includes correspondence from or to the individuals listed.