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(1) Addressed from 13 Upper Phillimore Place, High St. Kensington W; (2) and (3) addressed from Tompkinsville, Staten Island.
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The letters concern Winter's professional relationship with Harrington as a dramatic writer. On letterhead of the New York Dispatch, No. 11 Frankfort St., New York.
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(1) Regarding a proof of an article Winter wrote on Mr. Wallack; (2) a sympathy letter likely referring to the death of Winter's son Arthur; (3) is a copy in Winter's hand. Gilbert has received Winter's "In memory of John McCullough." Refers to the report of an attack on Edwin Booth, which turned out to be an exaggeration. Each addressed from "The Winchester" 1244 Broadway.
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(1) On letterhead of Union League Club, New York; (2) and (4-10) on letterhead of The Lotos Club, New York; (3) on letterhead of 150 West Eighty-third Street.
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Letters written by secretaries of J.L. Toole. (1), dated 4.10.95, written by [E.M.?] Lowrie, mentions Toole's improved health and recent reopening of his Theatre. (2), dated Feb. 28th, 1902, signed by Frank J. Artton, refers to Toole's "nervous depression and melancholia" and indicates that Toole is always pleased to have one of Winter's Dramatic articles read to him. Both letters accompanied by envelopes addressed to Winter.
