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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's handwritten diary dated January 1, 1892 to November 13, 1892. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It has a red leather cover with "Diary" embossed on the front. Dated January-November 1892.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from 1893. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also describes the ways Emmeline celebrated the holidays with her family. It has a red leather wallet-fold cover. Dated 1893.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary with entries from January 1894 to May 1894. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. It has a brown leather, embossed cover. Dated January-May 1894.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from April-December 1894. The cover is red leather with wallet fold. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. This journal in particular focuses on Emmeline's work with the Woman's Exponent and her Church business. Dated April-December 1894.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from 1895. The cover is dark purple leather with a wallet fold.The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Dated 1895.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from 1896. The cover is red leather. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Wells mentions conferences she attended, other women Church members she associated with, and a visit to the Senate in March. Dated 1896.

Scope and Contents Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from 1897 with a bright red leather cover and a wallet fold. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Mentions visiting the US District Attorney and the Daughters of the American Revolution. She also writes about anointing and administering health blessings to other women in her...

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from 1898. The cover is made of burgundy leather. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. In this journal Emmeline writes about her feelings regarding the death of her daughter Louie who had been born thirty-six years before. Dated 1898.

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Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from January 1, 1898 to January 11, 1899. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. Includes accounts of meetings and conversations between Emmeline and other notable female leaders and women of the Church. Dated 1898-1899.

Scope and Contents Materials include Emmeline B. Wells's original handwritten diary from January 11, 1899 to December 31, 1899. It has a bright, soft red leather cover. The diary focuses on day-to-day events and concerns about Emmeline's family, church, community, and business. It also includes descriptions of friends, parties, gatherings, and holidays. She mentions the death of George Q. Cannon's son and says that Cannon's birthday party will not be as a joyous an occasion as a result. She also writes about...