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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. - 9 octobre 1902 - 30 décembre 1902

Correspondance. - 9 octobre 1902 - 30 décembre 1902

file9 octobre 1902 - 30 décembre 1902BM055-2-D011

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates
9 octobre 1902 - 30 décembre 1902 (indexed as 1902)
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Extent
52 documents textuels ; 2 cm.
Scope & content
Dossier portant principalement sur ses activités journalistiques, sur ses relations familiales et sur ses causes pour libelle dans l'affaire Louis Fréchette et dans l'affaire Forget (Rodolphe et Louis-Joseph). Dossier contenant principalement des lettres échangées avec Robertine Barry (Françoise), Raoul Asselin, Joseph Asselin, Oscar Asselin, Charles Marcil, Joseph Brochu, Dominique Monet, Edmond de Nevers; des lettres reçues de Amanda Asselin-Saindon, Mary Asselin-Limosi, Henri Bourassa; et des lettres envoyées à Joseph-Israël Tarte, Omer Héroux. Titre basé sur le contenu des documents. Documents majoritairement en français.
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A scanned black-and-white typed letter on a plain page, with a dateline and salutation addressed to the Minister of Public Works in Ottawa, followed by several lines of typed body text. A handwritten signature appears near the bottom, and a small stamped or handwritten reference mark sits in the upper left corner. The page is a scan with faint marks and uneven edges, and the archive watermark is visible in the lower right.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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DocumentGovernment BuildingHandwrittenLetterPublic WorksSignatureTypewrittenTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Montréal,9 oct. 1908.Monsieur le Ministre des Travaux publics,Ottawa.Montréal, 9 oct. 1902.Monsieur le Ministère des Travaux publics,Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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