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HENRY MADDEN LIBRARY CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO

TOPOLOBAMPO REFERENCE

COLLECTION, 1862-1999 1.4 linear feet

ACQUISITION: The collection was culled from the Topolobampo collection in 2002. ACCESS: The collection is open for research. COPYRIGHT: Copyright has not been transferred to California State University, Fresno. PROCESSED BY: Tammy Lau and Heather Crowder, 2002.

Topolobampo Reference Collection

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Background Put together from various sources, these materials were once part of the Topolobampo collection but were separated out when the collection was re-organized in 2002. This collection supports what is in the Topolobampo collection, both the original manuscript collection as well as the cataloged book collection based on the broader topic of utopianism/socialism. Scope and Content Note

The Topolobampo Reference collection measures 1.4 linear feet and dates from 1862 to 1999. The collection is arranged in four series: Topolobampo, Pamphlets and periodicals, Secondary sources and Utopian societies and cooperatives. The materials in the Topolobampo series are secondary sources. The materials in the Pamphlets and periodicals and Utopian societies and cooperatives series are primary sources.


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Box no. Description Box 1 Topolobampo Articles “Cooperation and New City Planning,” undated Katscher, Leopold. “Owen’s Topolobampo Colony, Mexico,” 1906 Mosk, Sanford A. “A Railroad to Utopia,” 1939 Pletcher, David M. “Utopian Reformer: Albert Kimsey Owen,” 1958 Catalog sheets for maps, undated Contact sheets for photographs (# 1-186, 228-509), undated Finding aids Albert Kimsey Owen collection (Huntington Library), undated Topolobampo collection (UC San Diego Library), undated Other, undated Fresno Clarion (“Letters to Anita”), 1945 Howland, Marie Biographical information, 1921, 1999 List of correspondence, undated Song dedication (sheet music), undated Index to correspondence (on index cards) [shelved in card catalog] Lists Colonists, [1972, 1999] Ira Kneeland’s photographs (# 1-505), undated Printed materials, undated Newspaper clippings, 1943, 1968, 1972 and undated Pamphlets and periodicals Cannon, James Patrick. “The Debs Centennial,” [1956] Clayton, Joseph. “How to Organize Co-Operatives,” [1920s] Curtis, Thomas Day. “Resurgam: The Nazarene’s Appeal to the Men and Women of Wealth and Power,” 1888 DeLeon, Daniel. “Two Pages from Roman History,” 1935 Dougherty, John. “The Treasury Note: The Lever by Which to Raise the World,” 1862 Farrell, Vera Lillian A. “Lawson: From Bootblack to Emancipator,” In Direct Credits Society, pp. 72-75, 1934 Fowler, Charles Thomas. “The Labor Question,” 1875 Harris, Thomas Lake. “Brotherhood of the New Life,” 1891 Higgins, J.E. “Looking Backward in Rhyme and Other Poems,” 1892 Hoffman, C.B. “The Money Question,” [1920]


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Box no. Description Box 1 (cont.) Pamphlets and periodicals (cont.) Honest Money League of the Northwest, Chicago. Extracts from Some of the

Communistic, Inflammatory and Treasonable Documents Circulated by the National Greenback Party, 1878

Hunter, Robert. “Labor in Politics,” [1915, 1918] Jaures, Jean. “Four Socialist Essays,” [1921] Kellogg, Edward. “Labor and Capital; A New Monetary System,” [1883] Kinghorn-Jones, J. Alfred. “How We May Dispose of Our Surplus Products and How We May Employ Our Surplus Labor,” [1898] Liebknecht, Wilhelm. “No Compromise, No Political Trading,” Rev. ed., 1919 Linton, Edward D. “Specific Payments Better than Specie Payments,” 1876 Lum, Dyer D. “Philosophy of Trade Unions,” 1925 Marx, Karl. “The Civil War in France,” 1921 Mueller, William H. “The Republic Completed and Labor Troubles Ended by the Union of the Interests and Industry of Its Citizens in Cooperative Cities,” 1890 “The New Empire,” 1903-1905 (2 folders) “The Open Road,” 1942-1943 Payne, Roger. “The Hobo Philosopher or the Modern Diogenes,” [1930] “The Prophet and the Ass,” 1912, 1913 “Questions and Answers,” [1920s] Rahim, H. “The Psychology of Marxian Socialism. Book I: The Human Nervous System and the Principles of Nerve Energy,” 1921 Richardson, Noble Asa. “Man and His Institutions,” [ca. 1914] Ryan, John A. “The Living Wage,” [1918] Schellhous, E.J. “Evil: Its Cause and Remedy Considered,” 1885 Sears, Charles. “The Intergral Commonwealth,” 1874 Sears, Charles. “The North American Phalanx, a Historical and Descriptive Sketch,” 1886 Seligman, Edwin Robert Anderson. “Capitalism vs. Socialism,” [ca. 1921]

Sinclair, Upton. “No Pasaran! (They Shall Not Pass); A Story of the Battle of Madrid,” [ca. 1937]

Slocum, William Neill. “Revolution. The Reorganization of Our Social System Inevitable,” 1878 Smith, Goldwin. “False Hopes: or, Fallacies, Socialistic and Semi-Socialistic, Briefly Answered,” 1883 “The Social Gospel,” 1899, 1901 “Socialist Ginger-Box,” [1920s]


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Box no. Description Box 1 (cont.) Pamphlets and periodicals (cont.) “Socialist Pepper-Box,” [1920s] Somerville, Henry. “Trade Unionism,” [1918] Thompson, Joseph S. “A Basic Income,” [1968] “Twentieth Century,” 1896, 1898 Ward, Cyrenus Osborne. “A Labor Catechism of Political Economy,” [ca. 1878] Miscellaneous, 1869, 1905 and undated Box 2 Secondary sources Bibliography, 1950-1972 and undated Blake, William E. “An Iowan Visits Sinaloa: Observations by William E. Blake in 1883,” 1966 Eaton, Joseph W. “Research Guide on Cooperative Group Farming,” 1942 García Cantú, Gastón. “El Socialismo in México: Siglo XIX,” undated Hayden, Dolores. “The Grand Domestic Revolution: A History of Feminist Design for American Homes, Neighborhoods and Cities,” 1981 Hayden, Dolores. “Two Utopian Feminists and Their Campaigns for Kitchenless Houses,” 1981 Lewis, Ruth R. “Kaweah: An Experiment in Cooperative Colonization,” 1948 and undated Lovell, John. “His Social Conscience.” In Stern, Madeleine Bettina. Imprints on History: Book Publishers and American Frontiers, pp. 259-289, 1956 Michaelis, Patricia. “C.B. Hoffman, Kansas Socialist,” 1975 Schaffer, Helen B. “Communal Living,” 1969 Segal, Howard P. “American Visions of Technological Utopia,” 1978 Spann, Edward K. “Brotherly Tomorrows: Movements for a Cooperative Society in America, 1820-1920,” 1989 Streeter, Alson J. (biography), 1945-1946 Syracuse University Library. “The Oneida Community Collection in the Syracuse University Library,” 1961 Winther, Oscar Osburn. “The Colony System of Southern California,” 1953 “Zoar, an Ohio Experiment in Communalism,” 1968, [ca. 1952] Utopian societies and cooperatives American Colonization Corporation, 1912


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Box no. Description Box 2 (cont.) Utopian societies and cooperatives (cont.) Atascadero Colony, 1974 Black colonies, 1895 The Brotherhood (London), 1891, 1896 California Co-Operative Colony, [1887] California State Grange, 1910 English Land Colonization Society (London), 1894 Fairhope on Mobile Bay, 1911, 1913 Familistère Society (Guise, France), 1896 Freeland Colony (South Africa), 1894 Gonzalez Colony, 1923-1941 and undated Idea-Real Company, undated International Land and Colonization Co. Ltd. of Mexico, 1896 Isle of Pines, 1902 Israelite Colony (Benton Harbor, MI), undated Kaweah Co-Operative Colony Newspapers, 1891 [oversize: shelved in map case A, drawer 10] People’s Institute, 1904 Republic of Industry (First Guise Association of America), 1876 South Florida Phalanx, 1886 Union Colony (Colorado), 1871 United States Farm and Factory Colony, undated