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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Fonds Olivar Asselin. - 24 juin 1887 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962
  3. Correspondance. - [ca 1890], 2 février 1890 - 14 mars 1940, 20 avril 1962
  4. Correspondance. - 1er avril 1902 - 3 octobre 1902

Correspondance. - 1er avril 1902 - 3 octobre 1902

file1er avril 1902 - 3 octobre 1902BM055-2-D010

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates
1er avril 1902 - 3 octobre 1902 (indexed as 1902)
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Extent
88 documents textuels ; 2 cm.
Scope & content
Dossier portant principalement sur les affaires familiales et son mariage, sur sa collaboration à différents journaux et sur ses offres de service et ses recommandations pour des nominations. Dossier contenant principalement des lettres échangées avec Raoul Asselin, Joseph Demers Chartrand, Alfred Limosi, Henri Bourassa, Pierre-Georges Roy; des lettres reçues de Firmin Picard, Edouard Charlier, Georges Gagnon; et des lettres envoyées à Joseph Trudel, Wilfrid Gascon, Adélard Turgeon, Hormisdas Laporte, Aram Pothier. Titre basé sur le contenu des documents. Documents en français et en anglais.
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A scanned handwritten letter in cursive French ink on a white page, photographed upright with the text filling most of the sheet. The letter is dated at the top right, with a printed or stamped archive label in the upper left corner and a faint watermark along the lower right edge. Some lines are crossed out and a few words are underlined, and the handwriting is dense and slanted across the whole page.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Montréal 6 Avril 1902Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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