1. Bullets Thick, Letter to the Editor by P. C. Pogue, 1900 Creator: Pogue, P. C. Date: 1900 Format: Text Access: Public
2. Gen. Leonard Wood on Conditions in Cuba, The Literary Digest, November 10, 1900 Date: November 10, 1900 Format: Text Access: Public
3. Hast Thou Killed, and Also Taken Possession?, by Charles M. Sturges, 1900 Creator: Sturges, Charles M. Date: 1900 Format: Text Access: Public
4. Letter to William H. Scott, Sr. from G. L. Briggs, October 13, 1900 Creator: Briggs, G. L. Date: October 13, 1900 Format: Text Access: Log In Required
5. Letter to William H. Scott, Sr. from John Ritchie, July 21, 1900 Creator: Ritchie, John. Date: July 21, 1900 Format: Text Access: Log In Required
6. Letter to William H. Scott, Sr. from W. H. Smith, March 13, 1900 Creator: Smith, W. H. Date: March 13, 1900 Format: Text Access: Log In Required
7. Letter to William H. Scott, Sr. from W. J. Mize, September 8, 1900 Creator: Mize, William J. Date: September 8, 1900 Format: Text Access: Log In Required
9. Scrapbook consisting of clippings dealing with religion, race and criminal justice. Examples include clippings dealing with the Monroe Rogers case and Reverend William H. Scott's Address to the President of the United States on February 26, 1902 - 1900-1907 Creator: Scott, William H. (William Henry), 1848-1910 Date: 1900 to 1907 Format: Text Access: Public
10. Clipping, "Rev. W. H. Scott, Pastor of St. John's Baptist Church. Brief Story of His Life and Work" Date: between 1895 and 1910 Format: Text Access: Public