New York State Dept. of Public Instruction Office of the Superintendent Registers of Telegrams Sent
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Overview of the Records
Repository
- New York State Archives
222 Madison Avenue
Albany, NY 12230
Summary
- This series consists of books of stubs containing copies of telegrams sent by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The telegrams relate to teachers' institutes; apportionment of public funds for schools; appeals to the Superintendent; state normal schools; and routine administrative activities.
Title
- Registers of telegrams sent
Quantity
- 0.5 cubic feet
Inclusive Dates
Series Number
- A2002
Creator
Arrangement
Arranged by telegraph company, then chronologically by date sent.
Scope and Content Note
This series consists of books of stubs containing copies of telegrams sent by the Office of the Superintendent.
The subjects these telegrams relate to include: teachers' institutes; apportionment of public funds for schools; appeals to the Superintendent; state normal schools; and routine administrative activities. Each stub provides the date, name and address of recipient, text of message, and name of sender. There is an overlap in dates between some consecutive registers.
Related Material
A2003Series A2003, Telegrams Received, contains incoming telegrams and copies of a few outgoing telegrams relating to similar subjects
A2000Series A2000, Outgoing Correspondence
04340Series 04340, Incoming Correspondence
A2004Series A2004, Subject Files of Correspondence Received, and
A2006Series A2006, Outgoing Correspondence Relating to the State Teachers' Library, also contain related records
A2001Series A2001, Teachers' Institute Registers of Attendance and Accounts of Expenses, contains additional records relating to teachers' institutes
Access Restrictions
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