Wells to Frederick Douglass, April 6, 1894, photocopy, 8p. Wells (Barnett)," typescript, T.D., 4 p. [duplicating contents of above]. First section," Introduction through Chapter XVII, with footnotes, AMD typescript, Second section," Chapters XVIII-XXXIII, AMD typescript, continued, with annotations "for verification of facts requested by Dr. Franklin," "Third Section," chapter XXXIV-46, Typescript, 12 Chapters (p. 1 & 2 of Chapter 1 missing), Typescript, 4 Chapters (67 p.), "Sent to Adolph Slaughter" (Ebony magazine?) Wells Homes, October 27, 1940. The collection also contains Wells' diaries from 1885-1887 and 1930, and two other books owned by her. Emma Lou Thornbrough to Alfreda Duster, January 30, 1971, 1p. About 1927, Ida B. Wells Papers consists of six linear feet of original manuscripts, correspondence, newspaper and journal articles written and compiled by Ida B. Wells-Barnett. Wells and Mrs. Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, in two pieces, clipped from calendar, 1965, 2 p. Published illustration with summary of life of Ida B. Wells, as part of a series of Negro American Biographies and Autobiographies edited by John Hope Franklin (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1970). The University of Chicago Library appreciates hearing from anyone who may have information about any of the images in this collection. 1920?, 15 x 9.7 cm, Photo 20: Ida B. Wells-Barnett, informal portrait, June 6, 1920, 16.5 x 11.5 cm, Photo 21: Alfreda Barnett, at age 16, 16.2 x 11.5 cm, Photo 23: Barnett family, looking at a photograph of themselves taken 40 years ago. Chapters in parentheses and page numbers are those of Mrs. Wells-Barnett. I, no. The years 1893-1895 also saw Wells produce, with Frederick Douglass, Ferdinand L. Barnett (whom she was to marry in 1895), and I. Garland Penn, the booklet, The Reason Why the Colored American Is Not in the Columbian Exposition -- The Afro-American's Contribution to Columbian Literature (Chicago: Ida B. Wells On Gun Ownership Occasionally, I see pro-gun folks share a truncated version of an Ida B. Amherst, N.Y. : Humanity Books, c2002. Wells, Writing and Correspondence, A Red Record: Tabulated Statistics and Alleged Causes of Lynchings in the United States, 1892-1893-1894. Wells Papers consists of six linear feet of original manuscripts, correspondence, newspaper and journal articles written and compiled by Ida B. Wells-Barnett. Wells sued the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad for forcing Black people to ride in segregated and inferior carriages. She has written articles for Essence, Refinery29, HuffPost, Teen Vogue, and The North Star. Wells to Judge Tourgee, May 15, 1897, photocopy, 1p. Photo 12: Ida B. Wells-Barnett, wearing "Martyred Negro Soldiers" button, ca. The University of Chicago Library > Wells was born in Holly Springs, Mississippi in 1862, six months before the Emancipation Proclamation granted freedom to her enslaved parents. As you read, consider the conclusion she draws about the cause of lynching. Wells wearing a button she created to memorialize a group of Black soldiers who were court-martialed and hanged during World War I. The Bishop of Manchester on American Lynching," The Daily Inter-Ocean, April 28, 1894: 10, negative photostat, with photocopy of fragment of same article, "Ida B. The New York Age, November 19, 1892: 2, negative photostat, in three parts, "Clu[....] Among Women," (on the National Association of Colored Women), The New York Age, January 4, 1900: 2, negative photostat, in three parts, "Ida B. Wells, respectively. Her father was a political and community leader, despite the dangerous implications of being socially active as a newly freed slave. Item 6: Editorial notice of Well's lecture at Temperance Hall, Ashton, Manchester Guardian, [1894], annotated by Ida B. Emma Lou Thornbrough to Alfreda Duster, May 6, 1958, 1p. Wells quote. [Eve Merriam], "Ida B. Item 4: Ida B. Wells-Barnett, National Afro-American Council, Chicago, Illinois, to Chas. Item 4: "Lynch Law in America," The Birmingham Daily Post, May 17, 1894, annotated by Ida B. Wells, photograph of engraved illustration from J. Garland Penn, Afro-American Newspapers and their Editors, 16.5 x 11.5 cm, Photo 4: Ida B. Wells-Barnett with first-born son, Charles Barnett, ca. Wells Papers 1884-1976. Wells, The Reason Why the Colored American is Not in the World's Columbian Exposition. Wells (Ida B. It includes a small but important collection of manuscript and primary printed materials concerning Ida B. Wells" using the following search strategies: https://guides.loc.gov/chronicling-america-ida-wells, Ida B. Wells. [sic] Wells Speaks," no source, September 2, no year, photocopy of fragment, 1 p. Item 11: Henry Davenport Northrop, Joseph R. Gay, and I. Garland Penn, The College of Life or Practical Self-Educator: A Manual of Self-Improvement of the Colored Race (Chicago: Chicago Publication and Lithograph Co., 1895): 99 ff, summarizing life of Ida B. With no sacredness of the ballot there can be no sacredness of human life itself. Wells? The University of Chicago Library, in its capacity as owner of the physical property represented by the digital images linked to this finding aid, encourages the use of these materials for educational and scholarly purposes. Below are dozens of Ida B. When quoting material from Wells began to write her autobiography, which she finished before her death on March 21, 1931. 1 (February 1949): 1, and activities of IBW Community Center and IBW Health center. Alfreda Duster to Emma Lou Thornbrough, January 19, 1960, carbon copy, 1p. The use of the initials "AMD" and "IBW" in the inventory refer to Alfreda M. Duster and Ida B. Photo 13: Ida B. Wells-Barnett, with nephew, Jack Calvert Wells, at 3624 Grand Boulevard (formerly South Parkway, now Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive), Chicago, August 1919, 17 x 12 cm. Wells, 1p. Between 1910 and 1931 she established the Negro Fellowship League, was instrumental in the founding of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and organized the Alpha Suffrage Club, the first suffrage club for Black Women. Wells crusaded against lynching throughout the United States and Europe. Series XIX contains a small amount of addenda material relating to Ida B. Alfreda Duster to Emma Thornbrough, September 26, 1969, carbon copy, 1 p.; with attached holograph address. Refinery29, April 4, 2019. Wells Abroad” in the Chicago Inter Ocean. A photocopy has been produced for researchers and is located in a binder in Box 10. https://www.thoughtco.com/ida-b-wells-barnett-biography-3530698 Wood, The White Side of a Black Subject (Chicago: American Publishing House, 1897): 381 ff, supporting Wells' anti-lynching campaign, typescript, 2 p. [see Box 5:16]. ], 14.8 x 9.9 cm, Photo 11: Barnett family, 1917, 19.5 x 24.5 cm. This article appeared in the Christian Century, March 15, 1989 p. 285. Inclusion of such materials does not constitute an endorsement of their content by the University of Chicago. by Emilie M. Townes. Ousley, "A Negro on the Negro's," The Memphis Commercial ,June 10, 1894, negative photostat, Editorial comment denying Wells' status as a Memphis citizen, The Memphis Commercial ,June 17, 1894: 4, negative photostat, "A Darky [Damsel] Obtains a Verdict for Damages against the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad," The Memphis Appeal-Avalanche, December 25, 1884, negative photostat, "A Wicked Libel," The Memphis Appeal-Avalanche, May 30, 1892: 4, positive photostat, "Terror reigns in Taney," The Memphis Appeal-Avalanche, May 31, 1892, negative photostat, "Race Relations," The Memphis Appeal-Avalanche, June 13, 1892: 4, negative photostat, B.T. Wells: Dynamic Lady," Chicago Daily Defender, April 9, 1970: 17, photocopy, 1 p. Garfield L. Smith, "Ida B. Wells," poem, no source: 56-66, photocopy, 10 p. Roscoe Conkling Simmons, "The Rust Revival...The College of an Illustrious Alumni," Chicago Defender, April 2, 1949: 17-18, photocopy, 2 p. Joan C. Snowden, "Ida B. 1931) gained prominence in the 19th century as a journalist and social activist. Item 1: "Marriage Bells," The New York Age, November 1892, photocopy, 1 p. Item 2: "Lynch Law in All its Phases," (address at Tremont Temple in the Boston Monday Lectureship, February 13, 1893), photocopy, no source, 8 p. Item 3: "The Reign of Mob Law: Iola's Opinion of Doings in the Southern Field," New York Age, February 18, 1893, combined with "The Lynchers Wince," New York Age, September 19, 1891, holograph copy, 6 p., with typescript, 3 p. Item 4: "Lynch Law in the United States: to the Editor of the Daily Post," Birmingham Daily Post, May 14, 1894, [annotated by Ida B. Wells Homes, The Chicago Defender, October 26, 1940, 20 p. Two identical copies of document. Wells (2009) and Patricia Schechter's Ida B. Wells-Barnett and American Reform 1880–1930 (2001), which survey a wider swath of Wells's activism and intellectual history. A Breakfast with Members of Parliament," The Daily Inter-Ocean, June 25, 1894, negative photostat, "Ida B. Photograph with caption, "A Dramatic Feature..." with Alfreda Duster posing as her mother Ida B. Wells in "Great Women of Chicago" pageant, 1950, 18 x 23.2 cm, Photo 25: "Great Women of Chicago," group photograph of the pageant players, 1950, 19.3 x 24 cm, Photo 26: Scene from "Great Women of Chicago," featuring the characters of Mary McDowell, Jane Addams, Harriet [Kittum], Ella Flagg Young, Flora J. Cooke, and Ida B. Wells, 1p. https://www.ducksters.com/history/civil_rights/ida_b_wells.php (signed "Mother"), 5 p. Item 10-11: "The New Year" and "The Old Year," January 1, 1931, holograph draft, 3 p., with typescripts, 3 p. Item 12: Calling card of Mrs. Ida B. Wells-Barnett, inscribed on verso with holograph reservation form for the Women's Republican League's Whist Party, A.D.S., undated, Item 13: Campaign card supporting Mrs. Ida B. Wells-Barnett, candidate for Delegate to Republican National Convention, Kansas City, MO, June 1928. By Paula J. Giddings. Anonymous, clippings, "Chicago Fair Portrays Life of Ida Wells," with "Negro History This Week," Atlanta Daily Word, July 1968, and untitled, Supplement to the Chicago Tribune, February 1968: 62, photocopy, 1 p. Anonymous, "Great Chicagoans," (20th of series), no source, [ca. Wells was the most prominent anti-lynching campaigner in the United States. Wells? Entries begin in Holly Springs, Mississippi, December 29, 1885, and end in Woodstock, Tennessee, September 12, 1887, 213 p. Norman B. Holograph copy [by Alfreda Duster] of a book inscription written by Ida B. Paper contain correspondence, manuscript of Crusade for Justice: the Autobiography of Ida B. [sic] Wells Speaks," The Courier Journal, September 2, no year. Housing project after Ida B. Ida B. Photo 15: Ida B. Wells-Barnett, with husband, Ferdinand, and daughter, Alfreda, with son Herman K. Barnett in window in background, at 3624 Grand Boulevard (now Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive), Chicago, August 1919, 17.5x12.5 cm, Photo 16: Ferdinand L. Barnett, with son, Herman K. Barnett in window in background, at 3624 Grand Boulevard (now Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive), Chicago, August 1919. Wells Leadership Example For Women of Today," Sunday Chicago Bee, undated, photocopy, 1 p. "Great Women in Negro History," Sepia Magazine, (February 1959), photocopy, 1 p. R.C. Wells, concerning "Levena Sharp," a pregnant 17-year old rooming with "Mrs. Wm. This series also includes photocopies of correspondence of her husband Ferdinand Barnett and a scrapbook of newspaper articles written by Ferdinand Barnett. I, no. Wells Woman's Club, and secondary materials and photographs. Ida B. A Red Record: Tabulated Statistics and Alleged Causes of Lynchings in the United States, 1892-1893-1894 Wells Abroad. She had, in earlier years, founded civic clubs -- the first of their kind for Black American women; the Ida B. Item 10: "Famous Chicago Monuments: `City in City' Honors Ida B. Left to right, seated: Ida B. Wells-Barnett Jr., Alfreda Marguerita Barnett Duster, about 1948, 12x17 cm, Photo 24: Alfreda Duster, portraying her mother Ida B. Wells that came at a later date. 1895: Publishes A Red Record, a detailed account of lynching … Item 8: "To the Young Men Who Want to Go to France," original flyer, undated [ca. --Ida B. Wells-Barnett (1862-1931)On March 3, 1913, the eve of Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration, Ida B. Wells-Barnett was in a Washington, D.C. drill rehearsal hall with sixty-four other Illinois suffragists. Wells. Mob rule in New Orleans Robert Charles and his fight to the death, Chicago, IL : [s.n. Ida B. Wells Homes -- the Monument Immortal," advertisement, back cover of Negro Youth Photo Script, graduation issue, vol. Wells was born a slave in Mississippi in 1862, six months before the Emancipation Proclamation. Preface, two versions, (5 p.); Chapters I through VI, (30 p.), Chapters VII through XVI (42 p.); "Shipmates on first voyage to England... Chapter 5 of my first writing" in pencil; newspaper clippings, circa 1926, IBW typescript, Preface and Chapters I through XVI, AMD typescript, same as Box 1, Folder 11-14 with some editing; Preface (with footnotes) through Chapter XVI, AMD typescript, Chapters XLVI-XLVII; footnotes for some chapters, some marked "not done", AMD typescript from IBW typed original, 16 chapters, AMD typescript, another version, 16 chapters, AMD typescript, Chapters XXXVII-XLVI plus summary, outline, and introduction, "Old Copies of the Introduction," includes two by AMD, one by Jan Olsen (assistant to AMD), AMD typescript, with annotations "for verification of facts requested by Dr. Franklin. 9, no. Wells Homes, Chicago Housing Authority, Series XIV: Alfreda M. Duster, Secondary Biographical Material, Subseries 1: Ida B. Wells, Press Clippings, Series VIII: Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern Railroad Company v. Wells, Series X: Racial Conflict, Secondary Material, Series XI: Ida B. ], 1900. Wells], photocopy, 1 p. Item 4: [A City Councillor], "A Wearied Councillor's Protest," May 12, 1894, and reply by Ida B. Item 7: "Ida J. 1 (July 1892): 40-44, photocopy. Ferdinand Barnett to Mrs. Potter Palmer, December 20, 1891, photocopy, 2p. Wells], photocopy, 1 p. Item 8: "Against Lynching: Ida B. Emma Lou Thornbrough to Alfreda Duster, February 19, 1960; and reply, May 9, 1960, carbon copy, 1p. Wells to Frederick Douglass, March 18, 1894, photocopy, 4p. Ida B. the Queen: The Extraordinary Life and Legacy of Ida B. Wells to Judge A[lbion] W. Tourgee, July 2, 1892, photocopy, 2p. Silkey's focus on an exceedingly important yet brief period of Wells's activism differs from monographs about Wells, namely Mia Bay's To Tell the Truth Freely: The Life of Ida B. Wells to Frederick Douglass, October 17, 1892, photocopy, 2p. Wells and the versions produced by her daughter, Alfreda M. Duster. Wells Abroad. Ida Bell Wells was born a slave in 1862 in the small city of Holly Springs, Mississippi. Wells, diaries, copies of articles and speeches by Wells, articles and accounts about Wells, newspapers clippings, and photographs. Wells, Biographical Materials, Series VII: Ida B. Wells Barnett)," January 1939, typescript, T.D.S., 2 p., with letter from Margaret Burroughs to Alfreda Duster, June 8, 1964, A.L.S., 1 p. Joan C. Snowden, "Ida B. Includes personal memorabilia and published articles by Barnett, Original scrapbook [collected by Ferdinand Barnett], 73p. Ida B. Excerpt from Eunice Rivers Walker, "Ida B. Ida B. Series I contains the original manuscript of Crusade for Justice: Autobiography of Ida B. Ida B. Wells, Lynch Law, photocopy, 1 p. Item 1: Personal note [from diary? 3 (June 1942). Wells [to Mrs. Tourgee], undated (missing first page), photocopy, 3p. Wells: Some American Reactions to her Anti-Lynching Crusades in Britain," lecture delivered at Central State College, October 1962, and at LeMoyne College, March 2, 1963, typescript, 20 p. David M. Tucker, "Miss Ida B. Original documents, texts, and images represented by digital images linked to this finding aid are subject to U. S. copyright law. Co., [1892]. ; and reply March 22, 1971, carbon copy, 1p. A firm believer in the necessity for vast change, and in the value of education and direct challenge to bring this change about, Ida B. Wells was born a slave in 1862 in Mississippi, but was freed along with her family a year later when the Emancipation Proclamation was issued.. Ida’s father, a master carpenter, was interested in furthering his own education, and Ida followed his footsteps in attending nearby Shaw … From 1910 on, Wells moved within the mainstream of Black civic and political life in Chicago. Suffragists Paved the Way for the First Black Female Mayor of Chicago. Some time between 1882 and 1883 Wells moved to Memphis, Tennessee, to teach in city schools. Wedding invitation to marriage of Ida B. Wells Abroad. Wells Homes, typed carbon copy, 1 p. Item 8: "Project named for Ida B. What do you know about Ida B. Ida B. The Legacy of Ida B Wells and the Struggle for Racial Justice at "Ole Miss" The North Star, April 28, 2019. Wells, Wellstown Crier, vol. Includes personal memorabilia and published articles by Barnett. Wells. Item 1: "Ida B. Ida B. Emma Lou Thornbrough to Alfreda Duster, January 2, 1970, 1p. The remainder of the collection consists chiefly of her daughter Alfreda M. Duster's working copies of the autobiography, including a few biographical versions, research correspondence, notes, background material, publication correspondence concerning Crusade for Justice, and articles about Ida B. After emancipation, her father became active in the Republican Party, the party of Lincoln, during the Reconstruction period in Keller, "Bethel A.M.E. Marks 111th," Chicago Defender, June 30, 1973, photocopy, 2 p. Herbert Kupferberg, "Great American Women You Ought to Know," Parade, December 8, 1974, photocopy, 2 p. Frances Matlock, "Grand Boulevard's First Lady," Chicago Courier, reprint from Special Edition on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, January 18, 1969, 1 p. "Mrs. Ida B. (photo: University of Chicago Library) The course of Ida B. Wells’ life was completely altered by a deadly and fast-spreading epidemic. The papers have been divided into nineteen series that range from originals and transcripts of Crusade for Justice, biographical information, diaries, and writings and clippings to files o… Emma Lou Thornbrough to Alfreda Duster, April 3, 1970; and reply, April 28, 1970, carbon copy, 1p. 4 (June 1910): 42-52, photocopy, 5 p. Item 6: Title page of Ida B. Photo 14: Ferdinand L. Barnett with daughter, Alfreda, at 3624 Grand Boulevard (now Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive), Chicago, August 1919, 17 x 12 cm Two exposures. Frances Willard, "The Weight of Organization," from Mary Earhart, Prayers and Politics, 1944, photostats of p. 360-363, "Negroes and Lynchings," The Daily Commercial, June 9, 1894, negative photostat, "Riddled. Wells, 1p. Wells' name also appears as "IBW-B" to indicate her married name, Barnett. promotional flyer issued by the Ida B. Wells' diary, 1885-1887. Click here to read. Wells," The Tampa Bulletin, February 24, 1940, photocopy, 2 p. Excerpt from "Eminent Negro Men and Women," in Europe and the United States (Yonkers, NY: 1910): 66-68, photocopy, 2 p. Eugene Feldman, "Ida B. Wells to Judge A.W. Wells -- Lynch Mob's Target, Foe," Daily Defender, March 14, 1966: 4, photocopy, 1 p. Eugene Feldman,"Mrs. Ida B. 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