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- Title:
- Memoriale ad passagium mortis tute faciendum [manuscript] / compilatus per Reverendum i[n Christo] patrem dominum Bartholomeum de Vitellensibus de Corneto, Episcopum Cornetanum et Montis Flascone.
- Subject:
- Sacraments -- Catholic Church -- Early works to 1800.; Confession -- Catholic Church -- Early works to 1800.; Death -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church -- Early works to 1800.; Codices.; Manuals (instructional materials); Procedures.; Manuscripts, Latin; 15th century.; Manuscripts, Medieval.; Manuscripts, Renaissance.
- Personal Name:
- Deedes, Cecil,; Baugh, Albert C.
- Language:
- Latin.
- Publisher:
- [Italy, 14--]
- Collection:
- Penn in Hand: Selected Manuscripts
- Call Number:
- Ms. Codex 1232
- Title:
- Certein spirituall emblems or shorte saiengs, w[i]ith their expositions for some of them. But for others of them, ye soule will better knowe of hersellf, how to understande and make ye best use of them .... [manuscript].
- Subject:
- Epigrams.; Proverbs, Latin.; Codices.; Anthologies.; Manuscripts, English; 17th century.; 18th century.; Manuscripts, European.
- Personal Name:
- Baugh, Albert C.
- Language:
- English, with quotations in Latin.
- Publisher:
- [England, ca. 1700]
- Collection:
- Penn in Hand: Selected Manuscripts
- Call Number:
- Ms. Codex 240
- Title:
- Experience[u] de Physique, partie I [-II] [manuscript] / par Monsieur Cochet professeur de philosophie au College Mazarin année 1746.
- Subject:
- Physics -- Early works to 1800.; Chemistry -- History.; Codices.; Manuscripts, French; 18th century.; Manuscripts, European.
- Personal Name:
- Bandelier, Adolph Francis Alphonse,; Browne, Charles Albert,; Davolle, G. N.,
- Language:
- French.
- Publisher:
- [Paris], 1746.
- Collection:
- Penn in Hand: Selected Manuscripts
- Call Number:
- Ms. Codex 509
- Title:
- [Concert program 1963-12-05]
- Description:
- Smith, John Stafford and Key, Francis Scott: The star-spangled banner; Verdi, Giuseppe: O don fatale, from Don Carlos
- Personal Name:
- Anderson, Marian; Russell, I. Albert; Paranov, Moshe; Treggor, Philip
- Corporate Name:
- Paranov Hall, Millard Auditorium; Hartt Symphony Orchestra; Hartt College Chorus
- Date:
- 1963-12-05
- Language:
- English
- Rights:
- https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
- Collection:
- Marian Anderson Papers (University of Pennsylvania)
- Call Number:
- Ms. Coll 200 box 189 folder 8740 item 3
- Title:
- [Concert program 1952-10-05]
- Description:
- Handel, George Frideric: Ah! spietato! e non ti muove, from Amadigi; Handel, George Frideric: Ch'io mai vi possa; Handel, George Frideric: Siciliana; Handel, George Frideric: Arioso: Dank sei Dir, Herr; Schubert, Franz: Suleika I; Schubert, Franz: Abschied; Schubert, Franz: Der Doppelgänger; Schubert, Franz: Der Erlkönig; Verdi, Giuseppe: Pace, pace mio Dio, from La Forza del Destino; Barber, Samuel: Nocturne : op. 13, no. 4; Swanson, Howard: The Negro speaks of rivers; Britten, Benjamin (arr.): The ploughboy; Quilter, Roger (arr.): Over the mountains; Quilter, Roger: Blow, blow, thou winter wind; Burleigh, Harry Thacker (arr.): Oh, wasn't that a wide river; Forrest, Hamilton (arr.): He's got de whole world in his hands; MacGimsey, Robert (arr.): If he change my name; Burleigh, Harry Thacker (arr.): Ride on, King Jesus
- Personal Name:
- Anderson, Marian; Rupp, Franz; Hurok, Sol
- Corporate Name:
- Royal Albert Hall; Hurok Attractions, Inc.; Orchestral Concerts Society Ltd.; Harold Holt Ltd.
- Date:
- 1952-10-05T19:30:00
- Language:
- English
- Rights:
- https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
- Collection:
- Marian Anderson Papers (University of Pennsylvania)
- Call Number:
- Ms. Coll 200 box 185 folder 8666 item 2
- Title:
- [Concert program 1952-10-19]
- Description:
- Haydn, Joseph: She never told her love; Haydn, Joseph: My mother bids me bind my hair; Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Ch'io mi scordi di te; Schumann, Robert: Der Nussbaum : op. 25, no. 3; Schumann, Robert: Stille Tränen; Brahms, Johannes: Botschaft : op. 47, no. 1; Brahms, Johannes: Von ewiger Liebe: op. 43, no. 1; Saint-Saëns, Camille: Mon cœur s'ouvre à ta voix, from Samson et Dalila; Kilpinen, Yrjö: Med strömmen; Kilpinen, Yrjö: Det var i vårens ljusa tid; Sibelius, Jean: Flickan kom ifrån sin älsklings möte; Sibelius, Jean: Solitude, op. 51, no. 2; Sibelius, Jean: Svarta rosor; Burleigh, Harry Thacker (arr.): Deep river; Burleigh, Harry Thacker (arr.): Heav'n, heav'n; Boatner, Edward (arr.): Trampin'; Price, Florence (arr.): My soul's been anchored in the Lord
- Personal Name:
- Anderson, Marian; Rupp, Franz; Hurok, Sol
- Corporate Name:
- Royal Albert Hall; Hurok Attractions, Inc.; Orchestral Concerts Society Ltd.; Harold Holt Ltd.
- Date:
- 1952-10-19T19:30:00
- Language:
- English
- Rights:
- https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
- Collection:
- Marian Anderson Papers (University of Pennsylvania)
- Call Number:
- Ms. Coll 200 box 185 folder 8666 item 4
- Title:
- Aaron Katz diaries, 1913-1916, Volume 1
- Subject:
- American diairies -- 20th century -- Specimens; American diairies -- Male authors -- 20th century; American diaries -- Jewish authors -- 20th century; Kingston (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century
- Description:
- Comprises four leather-bound, preprinted, pocket calendar diaries published by the Standard Diary Co. The volumes were kept by Aaron Katz spanning four years from 1913 to 1916. Katz faithfully wrote daily in his diaries. He noted the weather each day in one or two words followed by his experiences of the events in his daily life. Katz noted daily business travels to Poughkeepsie, the Catskills, New York City, and other towns to obtain and sell iron, copper, rails, horseshoes, rags, etc. One employee Katz mentioned almost daily was Charlie Finn, who he referred to as Finn. Katz recorded the comings and goings of his sons Albert and Felix including dancing lessons, school, the movies, and attending services at Temple. He also recorded the daily life of his wife Sophie, shopping, cooking, social gatherings, and friendships. The Katz's attended movies, plays, and the opera in Kingston. He recorded social gatherings, dinners, playing cards games, whist, and dominoes with family and friends. Katz recorded the birthdays of his family and illnesses and deaths of family and friends. In August each year the Katz family vacationed at Rockaway Park, New York. In addition to work, family, and friends Katz wrote of his Jewish life. The family sometimes attended Friday evening or Saturday morning services at Temple Emanuel in Kingston a Reform Congregation. He noted talking with Rabbi Moses Eckstein, going to trustee meetings, attending High Holiday services, and Pesach. Katz occasionally mentioned national and international news such as Election Day, World War I, and an earthquake in Italy. A motor vehicle registration card for an E.M.F. Touring car is laid in the 1914 diary.
- Date:
- 1913
- Language:
- English
- Rights:
- http://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?
- Collection:
- Arnold and Deanne Kaplan Collection of Modern American Judaica (University of Pennsylvania)
- Call Number:
- MS 56, Codex 005.1, v. 1
- Title:
- Aaron Katz diaries, 1913-1916, Volume 2
- Subject:
- American diairies -- 20th century -- Specimens; American diairies -- Male authors -- 20th century; American diaries -- Jewish authors -- 20th century; Kingston (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century
- Description:
- Comprises four leather-bound, preprinted, pocket calendar diaries published by the Standard Diary Co. The volumes were kept by Aaron Katz spanning four years from 1913 to 1916. Katz faithfully wrote daily in his diaries. He noted the weather each day in one or two words followed by his experiences of the events in his daily life. Katz noted daily business travels to Poughkeepsie, the Catskills, New York City, and other towns to obtain and sell iron, copper, rails, horseshoes, rags, etc. One employee Katz mentioned almost daily was Charlie Finn, who he referred to as Finn. Katz recorded the comings and goings of his sons Albert and Felix including dancing lessons, school, the movies, and attending services at Temple. He also recorded the daily life of his wife Sophie, shopping, cooking, social gatherings, and friendships. The Katz's attended movies, plays, and the opera in Kingston. He recorded social gatherings, dinners, playing cards games, whist, and dominoes with family and friends. Katz recorded the birthdays of his family and illnesses and deaths of family and friends. In August each year the Katz family vacationed at Rockaway Park, New York. In addition to work, family, and friends Katz wrote of his Jewish life. The family sometimes attended Friday evening or Saturday morning services at Temple Emanuel in Kingston a Reform Congregation. He noted talking with Rabbi Moses Eckstein, going to trustee meetings, attending High Holiday services, and Pesach. Katz occasionally mentioned national and international news such as Election Day, World War I, and an earthquake in Italy. A motor vehicle registration card for an E.M.F. Touring car is laid in the 1914 diary.
- Date:
- 1914
- Language:
- English
- Rights:
- http://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?
- Collection:
- Arnold and Deanne Kaplan Collection of Modern American Judaica (University of Pennsylvania)
- Call Number:
- MS 56, Codex 005.1, v. 2
- Title:
- Aaron Katz diaries, 1913-1916, Volume 3
- Subject:
- American diairies -- 20th century -- Specimens; American diairies -- Male authors -- 20th century; American diaries -- Jewish authors -- 20th century; Kingston (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century
- Description:
- Comprises four leather-bound, preprinted, pocket calendar diaries published by the Standard Diary Co. The volumes were kept by Aaron Katz spanning four years from 1913 to 1916. Katz faithfully wrote daily in his diaries. He noted the weather each day in one or two words followed by his experiences of the events in his daily life. Katz noted daily business travels to Poughkeepsie, the Catskills, New York City, and other towns to obtain and sell iron, copper, rails, horseshoes, rags, etc. One employee Katz mentioned almost daily was Charlie Finn, who he referred to as Finn. Katz recorded the comings and goings of his sons Albert and Felix including dancing lessons, school, the movies, and attending services at Temple. He also recorded the daily life of his wife Sophie, shopping, cooking, social gatherings, and friendships. The Katz's attended movies, plays, and the opera in Kingston. He recorded social gatherings, dinners, playing cards games, whist, and dominoes with family and friends. Katz recorded the birthdays of his family and illnesses and deaths of family and friends. In August each year the Katz family vacationed at Rockaway Park, New York. In addition to work, family, and friends Katz wrote of his Jewish life. The family sometimes attended Friday evening or Saturday morning services at Temple Emanuel in Kingston a Reform Congregation. He noted talking with Rabbi Moses Eckstein, going to trustee meetings, attending High Holiday services, and Pesach. Katz occasionally mentioned national and international news such as Election Day, World War I, and an earthquake in Italy. A motor vehicle registration card for an E.M.F. Touring car is laid in the 1914 diary.
- Date:
- 1915
- Language:
- English
- Rights:
- http://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?
- Collection:
- Arnold and Deanne Kaplan Collection of Modern American Judaica (University of Pennsylvania)
- Call Number:
- MS 56, Codex 005.1, v. 3
- Title:
- Aaron Katz diaries, 1913-1916, Volume 4
- Subject:
- American diairies -- 20th century -- Specimens; American diairies -- Male authors -- 20th century; American diaries -- Jewish authors -- 20th century; Kingston (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century
- Description:
- Comprises four leather-bound, preprinted, pocket calendar diaries published by the Standard Diary Co. The volumes were kept by Aaron Katz spanning four years from 1913 to 1916. Katz faithfully wrote daily in his diaries. He noted the weather each day in one or two words followed by his experiences of the events in his daily life. Katz noted daily business travels to Poughkeepsie, the Catskills, New York City, and other towns to obtain and sell iron, copper, rails, horseshoes, rags, etc. One employee Katz mentioned almost daily was Charlie Finn, who he referred to as Finn. Katz recorded the comings and goings of his sons Albert and Felix including dancing lessons, school, the movies, and attending services at Temple. He also recorded the daily life of his wife Sophie, shopping, cooking, social gatherings, and friendships. The Katz's attended movies, plays, and the opera in Kingston. He recorded social gatherings, dinners, playing cards games, whist, and dominoes with family and friends. Katz recorded the birthdays of his family and illnesses and deaths of family and friends. In August each year the Katz family vacationed at Rockaway Park, New York. In addition to work, family, and friends Katz wrote of his Jewish life. The family sometimes attended Friday evening or Saturday morning services at Temple Emanuel in Kingston a Reform Congregation. He noted talking with Rabbi Moses Eckstein, going to trustee meetings, attending High Holiday services, and Pesach. Katz occasionally mentioned national and international news such as Election Day, World War I, and an earthquake in Italy. A motor vehicle registration card for an E.M.F. Touring car is laid in the 1914 diary.
- Date:
- 1916
- Language:
- English
- Rights:
- http://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?
- Collection:
- Arnold and Deanne Kaplan Collection of Modern American Judaica (University of Pennsylvania)
- Call Number:
- MS 56, Codex 005.1, v. 4