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Description of Collection Biography of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall Biography of Charles Elwood Mendenhall Scope and Contents of Collection Restrictions on Use and Access Selected Search Terms Provenance and Acquisition Information Administrative Information

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Correspondence, 1871-1921 Correspondence, January - September 1892 Correspondence, October 1892 - December 1894 Correspondence, January - June 1895 Correspondence, July 1895 - June 1896 Correspondence, July 1896 - December 1905 Correspondence, February 1906 - December 1912 Correspondence, January 1913 - December 1916 Correspondence, January 1917 - December 1919 (box heading) Correspondence, December 1919 - June 1921 Correspondence, July 1921 - March 1922 Correspondence, April 1922 - September 1922 Correspondence, October 1922 - June 1923 Correspondence, July 1923 - 1924 and undated Correspondence, personal and lists of correspondents Charles Elwood Mendenhall: Correspondence, 1907 - June 1924 Charles Elwood Mendenhall: Correspondence, July 1924 - 1935 and undated Diaries, 1891 - 1924, one per year Autobiography and biographical material Lab, experimental and lecture notes Manuscripts of articles, addresses, papers, books, congressional bills, talks etc. (Includes notes for revisions, drafts, notes for speeches, etc.) Reprints, Articles by TCM Reprints, articles, printed material, magazines collected by T.C. Mendenhall - arranged by author Newspaper and Magazine Clippings - ca. 1878-1924. Some from 18th century as curiosities. (Includes clippings about Mendenhall's life and work and clippings of articles written by him on various scientific and nonscientific subjects, e.g. Ohio and Japan.) Souvenirs and other miscellaneous materials. Undated invitations, souvenir programs, announcements, calling cards, menus, Japanese articles, advertisements, etc. Many from Stratford-upon-Avon about Shakespeare. Pictorial Material. Lantern slides - mainly scientific. Photographs - mainly personal. Thomas Corwin Mendenhall II Thesis on the early 17th century Wool trade. Thomas Corwin Mendenhall II Research notes and early drafts of thesis, manuscripts, correspondence, miscellaneous clippings, brochures, bills and notices, address book Additions to papers of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall, 1851-1936 Some letters of interest selected from the T.C. Mendenhall Correspondence

Thomas Corwin Mendenhall Papers, 1851-1951

Description of Collection

Repository

Worcester Polytechnic Institute, George C. Gordon Library

Worcester, MA 01609

Papers created by

Mendenhall, Thomas C. (Thomas Corwin), 1841-1924

Size of collection

15.75 linear feet
(33 manuscript boxes)

Short description of collection

This collection documents the activities of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall in physics, seismology, geodesy, etc. It contains voluminous amounts of correspondence relating to societies such as the American Physical Society and the National Academy of Sciences. Also contains photographs from Mendenhall's visit to Japan, travels to Italy, Germany, Egypt and India, the Mendenhall Glacier, telescopes and instruments, and a childhood diary. The correspondence of his son, Charles E. Mendenhall (1907-1935), is also included.

Language(s) of collection

English.

Biography of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall

In 1873 Mendenhall, already a well known science teacher, was appointed professor of physics and mechanics at the newly founded Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College, which later became Ohio State University at Columbus. He served in that position for five years.

He left Ohio State in 1878 to serve on the faculty of the Imperial University of Japan, Tokyo which was just being organized along the plan of western universities. He remained in Japan three years, during which time he established a physics laboratory and a meteorological observatory and was influential in organizing a seismological society and inaugurating a system of popular lectures. While in Japan, Mendenhall determined the mean density of the earth by measuring the acceleration of gravity at sea level and at the top of Mount Fuji.

In 1881, upon the request of Dr. Edward Orton, then President of Ohio State University, Mendenhall returned as professor of physics at the university. Aside from his faculty duties, Mendenhall undertook many extramural responsibilities such as the vice-presidency of Section B (Physics) of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a series of lectures entitled "The Molecular Theory of Matter" at the Lowell Technological Institute, Lowell, Massachusetts, and various popular speeches and addresses. It was during this second period at Ohio State University that Mendenhall organized and secured financial support for the Ohio Meteorological Bureau.

In 1884, Mendenhall declined to accept the presidency of Ohio State University and resigned from the faculty. He was then made professor emeritus of the university. For the next two years, 1884-1886, he served as professor of electrical science in the United States Signal Corps at Washington, DC. In this connection, he organized and equipped a physics laboratory, set up weather stations around the country, made observations on atmospheric electricity, and established several stations to make systematic collections of data on earthquakes.

In 1886, Mendenhall was appointed president of the Rose Polytechnic Institute in Terre Haute, Indiana. His three year term of administration was distinguished by his efforts to improve engineering education by basing training upon a solid education in the fundamental sciences as well as the liberal arts. It was during this period that he was elected to membership in the National Academy of Science (1887), and the following year to the presidency of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In 1887, he published A Century of Electricity, a popularization which Henry Crew described as being a clear elementary exposition of the history of pre-Hertzian electricity.

Between 1889 and 1894, Mendenhall served as superintendent of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and also as superintendent of the Bureau of Weights and Measures. The dual superintendency was due to the fact that the Bureau of Weights and Measures was at that time a subdivision of the Coast and Geodetic Survey and became a part of the National Bureau of Standards when that agency was created in 1901. The superintendency of the Coast and Geodetic Survey was one of the most important scientific posts in Washington, DC. While serving in the dual position, Mendenhall developed the half-second pendulum, was chairman of the United States Board on Geographic Names (1890-1891), a member of the first Bering Sea Commission (1891) and a member of the United States and Great Britain Boundary Line Survey Commission (1891-1893). At the same time, he was engaged in relative gravimetric surveys using the portable short pendulum of his own design and began, in 1892, a second series of Lowell Lectures entitled "Measuring the Earth."

Mendenhall took great interest in seeing the adoption of international standards for units and measurement. During the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893, he served as official United States delegate to the International Electrical Congress. The Congress adopted definitions for electrical units, and its was there that the unit of inductance, the henry, was named.

Due in part to abuses in the Federal Civil Service System, Mendenhall resigned his post with the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey (1894) to accept the presidency of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In making his resignation, Mendenhall protested the appointment of men to technical governmental positions as a political reward rather than as a recognition of scientific competence. During his seven years at Worcester, Mendenhall upheld the same high standards of engineering education as he had at Rose Polytechnic Institute. In 1895, he joined the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education and was an influential member of its council.

In 1901, Mendenhall resigned from the Worcester presidency because of illness and went to Europe to recuperate. He remained there for ten years and wrote his autobiographical reminiscences. When he returned to the United States, he settled in Ravenna, Ohio. He was appointed to the Board of Trustees of Ohio State University and, as its chairman, worked actively in its behalf until his death in 1924.

Mendenhall's principal scientific achievements were in the fields of gravity, meteorology, seismology, geodetic survey and standards for weights and measures. His published monographs and papers cover a wide variety of other subjects including articles on the history of science, biographies of scientists and educators, the history of the state of Ohio and its university, and various literary topics.

Biography of Charles Elwood Mendenhall

Charles Elwood Mendenhall (1872-1935), son of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall, was born in Columbus, Ohio. He received his B.S. degree from Rose Polytechnic Institute in 1894 and his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University in 1898. He taught at the University of Pennsylvania (1894-1895) and Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts (1898-1901), and was assistant at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Cambridge, Massachusetts (1898-1901). He joined the faculty of the Department of Physics of the University of Wisconsin in 1901 where he became chairman of the department in 1926. In 1919, he served as scientific attaché with the U.S. Embassy in London and was chairman of the Division of Physical Sciences of the National Academy of Sciences from 1919-1920.

Charles Elwood Mendenhall is most known for his work on the infrared spectrum of black bodies, sensitive galvanometers for bolometric work, the absolute value of gravity, high temperature measurements and the radiating constants and the photoelectric characteristics of metals.

Scope and Contents of Collection

The Mendenhall Papers consist of thirty-three manuscript boxes: correspondence (1871-1924), yearly diaries (1891-1924), autobiographical reminiscences (to 1894), experimental and lecture notes (ca. 1883-1901), manuscripts of articles and speeches, minutes of meetings, magazines, reprints (1870-1923), newspapers clippings (ca. 1878-1924), souvenirs, some pictorial material, and research notes and manuscripts of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall II (Thomas Corwin Mendenhall's grandson).

The correspondence, which is the major part of the collection, is divided into three main divisions: the general correspondence of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall, the correspondence of Charles Elwood Mendenhall, and personal correspondence between members of the Mendenhall family.

The correspondence of Thomas C. Mendenhall covers the years 1871-1924 and comprises fourteen manuscript boxes. It consists mostly of letters sent to Mendenhall but replies are sometimes written on the back of the inquiring letter and carbons are sometimes included. There is a greater volume of correspondence for the years 1892-1896 and 1919-1924, although there is considerable volume for the remaining years. The main bulk of material is concerned with Mendenhall's service with the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Ohio State University, detailing especially his work on the adoption of electrical and metrical standards and the history and growth of Ohio State University.

The Charles E. Mendenhall correspondence 1907-1935, consists mostly of letters written to him by friends and colleagues upon the death of his father as well as some material relating to T.C. Mendenhall's estate. The remainder of the correspondence deals largely with C.E. Mendenhall's scientific interests.

The unpublished, handwritten autobiographical reminiscences of Thomas C. Mendenhall were begun during his convalescence in Europe (1901-1912). The reminiscences are a detailed autobiography beginning with the Mendenhall family history and ending with his reasons for resigning from the Coast and Geodetic Survey. They are deposited in Xerox form, the original remaining with the family.

An addition to the collection received in June 2004 spans the dates 1851-1936. It consists of a small amount of correspondence of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall and Charles Elwood Mendenhall; photographs and an album from his travels to Japan, Italy, Germany, Egypt and India, with some scenery and instruments; a few reprints, postcards, drawings, and a childhood diary.

Restrictions on Use and Access

Researchers must have an approved access application on file in order to access archival materials. https://www.aip.org/history-programs/niels-bohr-library/item-request.

Selected Search Terms

These papers have been indexed in the International Catalog of Sources for History of Physics and Allied Sciences (ICOS) using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

Provenance and Acquisition Information

Gift of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall's grandson, Thomas Corwin Mendenhall II, in June 1964.

An addition to the collection of 1.0 linear feet (3 manuscript boxes) was received in June 2004 from the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Administrative Information

Title

Finding Aid to the Thomas Corwin Mendenhall Papers, 1851-1951

Publisher

American Institute of Physics. Center for History of Physics.

One Physics Ellipse
College Park, MD 20740
nbl@aip.org

Published April 6, 2006

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Correspondence, 1871-1921

(Recipient is Thomas Corwin Mendenhall (TCM) unless otherwise noted)

1871-1884

Box 1

Folder 1

July 16, 1871 Correspondence from John Hancock

Nov. 17, 1872 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Feb. 12, 1877 Correspondence from Joseph Henry

Oct. 6, 1877 Correspondence from TCM

July 22-Aug 1, 1878 Susan A. Mendenhall correspondence to Mrs. Tuttle

Aug. 5, 1878 TCM, last will & testament

Jan. 7, 1879 Susan A. Mendenhall correspondence to Mrs. Tuttle

May 15, 1879 Susan A. Mendenhall correspondence to Mrs. Tuttle

June 9, 1879 Susan A. Mendenhall correspondence to Mrs. Tuttle

July 8, 1879 Tokio Committee of Reception, invitation correspondence to Mr. & Mrs. TCM

July 16, 1879 Susan A. Mendenhall correspondence to Mrs. Tuttle

July 16, 1879 TCM correspondence to Ohio State Journal

Aug. 25, 1879 Correspondence from People of Tokyo Invitation to feast program of above

Dec. 10, 1879 Susan A. Mendenhall correspondence to Mrs. Tuttle

1881-1884 Letter Book - letters sent; lecture engagements; memoirs sent & addresses

May 28, 1881 Correspondence from Prince Yoshihisa invitation

Nov. 20, 1884 Correspondence from W.B. Hazen

1885-1889

Box 1

Folder 2

Sept. 7, 1885 Correspondence from Kelvin, William Thomson

Dec. 23, 1885 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Feb. 27, 1886 Correspondence from Wm. Egleston, diagram of metric gauge attached

Mar. 7, 1886 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Sept. 30, 1886 Correspondence from W.T. Sampson

Jan. 27, 1887 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Feb. 11, 1887 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Dec. 15, 1887 Correspondence from Kelvin, William Thomson

Mar. 16, 1888 Correspondence from Rutherford B. Hayes

Feb. 9, 1889 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

July 25, 1889 Correspondence from Benjamin Harrison from Executive Mansion

Aug. 6, 1889 Correspondence from I.A. Ewing

Sept. 4, 1889 Correspondence from I.A. Ewing

Sept. 13, 1889 Correspondence from Benjamin F. Butler

Nov. 26, 1889 Correspondence from George S. Batcheller, Acting Secretary of the Treasury

Dec. 3, 1889 Correspondence from Benjamin F. Butler

1890

Box 1

Folder 3

Mar. 30, 1890 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Apr. 14, 1890 Correspondence from George W. Dean

Oct. 30, 1890 Correspondence from World's Congress Auxiliary of the World's Columbian Exposition

Nov. 3, 1890 Correspondence from Mr. Gould

Nov. 7, 1890 Correspondence from R.H. Thursten

Nov. 5, 1890 Correspondence from C.A. Young

Nov. 17, 1890 Correspondence from Charles Perry, invitation to see Batcheller off

Nov. 17, 1890 Correspondence from Edward Atkinson

Nov. 19, 1890 Correspondence from D.B. Hamson, Rear-Adm., U.S.N.

Nov. 19, 1890 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Nov. 20, 1890 Correspondence from R. Meade Barker

Nov. 22, 1890 Correspondence from H.E. Scudder, draft of reply attached

Nov. 25, 1890 Correspondence from A. Hall

Nov. 25, 1890 Correspondence from A.G. Donnelly, draft of reply on back of letter

Nov. 28, 1890 Correspondence from R.H. Thursten

Nov. 30, 1890 Correspondence from W.M. Davis

Dec. 1, 1890 Correspondence from H.E. Scudder

Dec. 8, 1890 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Dec. 9, 1890 Correspondence from C.H. Schaap, Secretary, Alaska Historical Society

Dec. 12, 1890 Correspondence from Parker Pillsbury

Dec. 14, 1890 Correspondence from W.M. Davis

Dec. 21, 1890 Correspondence from R.M. Barker

Dec. 23, 1890 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

January - July 1891

Box 1

Folder 4

Jan. 1, 1891 Correspondence from George Baden-Powell

Jan. 6, 1891 Correspondence from Edward Orton, reply from TCM (Jan. 9) attached

Jan. 15, 1891 Correspondence from Edward Orton

Jan. 17, 1891 Correspondence from E.O. Luck, Director of the Mint

Feb. 17, 1891 Correspondence from Byron M. Cutcheon, President, Washington Association of the Univ. of Michigan, invitation

Feb. 17, 1891 Correspondence from Parker Pillsbury

Feb. 26, 1891 Correspondence from Seating plan for dinner, The Arlington

Feb. 27, 1891 Correspondence from Josiah T. Cook

Mar. 3, 1891 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Mar. 6, 1891 Correspondence from Catholic University of America, invitation

Mar. 9, 1891 Correspondence from Henry B.F. Macfarland

Mar. 10, 1891 Correspondence from Henry B.F. Macfarland

Mar. 12, 1891 Correspondence from Theodore Roosevelt

Mar. 16, 1891 Correspondence from M. Romero

Mar. 17, 1891 Correspondence from Bellamy Storm

Mar. 19, 1891 Correspondence from A.W. Greely

Mar. 19, 1891 Correspondence from Charles M. Thomas

Mar. 23, 1891 Correspondence from B.A. Gould

Mar. 24, 1891 Correspondence from David S. Jordan

Mar. 25, 1891 Correspondence from Alvey A. Adee

Mar. 27, 1891 Correspondence from John S. Billings

Mar. 28, 1891 Correspondence from Henry B.F. Macfarland

Mar. 28, 1891 Correspondence from A. Hall, draft of reply on back

Apr. 19, 1891 Correspondence from Ben U. Austin

June 4, 1891 Correspondence from Nicholas Murray Butler

May 23, 1891 Correspondence from S. He______way (illegible)

June 13, 1891 Correspondence from Edwin Willets

July 1, 1891 Correspondence from E.W. Halford, telegram

July 1, 1891 TCM, telegram correspondence to E.W. Halford

July 8, 1891 Correspondence from Alvey A. Adee, telegram

July 9, 1891 Correspondence from William F. Wharton, telegram

July 11, 1891 Correspondence from C. Hart Merriam, telegram

July 11, 1891 Correspondence from William F. Wharton, telegram

August - December 1891

Box 1

Folder 5

Aug. 4, 1891 Correspondence from E.S. Holden

Aug. 7, 1891 Correspondence from Commodore Gerry

May, 1891 Correspondence from British Assoc. for the Advancement of Science, meeting announcement

Sept. 15, 1891 Correspondence from J. Willard Gibbs

Sept. 16, 1891 Correspondence from William F. Wharton

Sept. 22, 1891 Correspondence from Benjamin Harrison

Sept. 28, 1891 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Sept. 29, 1891 Correspondence from A. Hall

Sept. 29, 1891 Correspondence from C.S. Pierce

Sept. 30, 1891 Correspondence from A.P. Norman (?)

Oct. 1, 1891 Correspondence from Benjamin Harrison

Oct. 11, 1891 Correspondence from Wolcott Gibbs

Oct. 13, 1891 Correspondence from William F. Wharton

Oct. 27, 1891 Correspondence from A. Hall

Oct. 29, 1891 Correspondence from Alfred U. Mayor

Oct. 31, 1891 Correspondence from Josiah P. Cooke, draft of reply attached

Nov. 11, 1891 Correspondence from B.H. Buckingham

Nov. 11, 1891 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Nov. 17, 1891 Correspondence from W.S. Rosceraus (?)

Nov. 25, 1891 Correspondence from J.T. Brooks

Nov. 25, 1891 Correspondence from G.R. (?) Billings

Nov. 26, 1891 Correspondence from M. Juarez Guanes(?), printed material about Fourth Centennial of the Discovery of America, attached

Nov. 28, 1891 Correspondence from George Baden Powell

Dec. 4, 1891 Correspondence from Gerard (?) Coffin

Dec. 7, 1891 Correspondence from The Century Co. Publishers, assignment of copyright, attached

Dec. 8, 1891 Correspondence from Josiah P. Cooke

Dec. 11, 1891 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Dec. 13, 1891 Correspondence from C.S. Peirce, resignation attached

Dec. 18, 1891 Correspondence from Josiah P. Cooke

Dec. 18, 1891 Correspondence from C.S. Peirce

Dec. 19, 1891 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

Dec. 19, 1891 Correspondence from William H. Taft

Dec. 23, 1891 Correspondence from Clare Hunton Mohun

Dec. 26, 1891 Correspondence from Josiah P. Cooke

Dec. 27, 1891 Correspondence from C.S. Peirce

National Academy of Sciences Correspondence March - July 1892

Box 1

Folder 6

Correspondence from G.K. Gilbert - Gilbert's proposals for amendments to the constitution

Mar. 31, 1892 B.A. Gould correspondence to O.C. Marsh

Feb. 5, 1892 Correspondence from Wolcott Gibbs

May 10, 1892 Committee on amendments to the constitution - T.C. Mendenhall, H.P. Bowditch, W.H. Brewer, J.W. Powell, and C.A. Young correspondence to H.A. Newton

May 10, 1892 Correspondence from Albert A. Michelson

May 10, 1892 Correspondence from C.S. Peirce

May 10, 1892 Correspondence from Samuel Hubbard Scudder

May 13, 1892 Correspondence from John Trowbridge

May 13, 1892 Correspondence from C.A. White

May 14, 1892 Correspondence from C.B. Comstock

May 16, 1892 Correspondence from Edward S. Holden

May 20, 1892 Correspondence from A.J. Packard

May 23, 1892 Correspondence from Henry L. Abbot

May 23, 1892 Correspondence from F.W. Putnam

May 27, 1892 Correspondence from Raphael Pumpell

June 12, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

June 18, 1892 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

July 7, 1892 Correspondence from B.A. Gould

National Academy of Sciences Correspondence October - December 1892

Box 1

Folder 7

Oct. 8, 1892 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

Oct. 10, 1892 TCM correspondence to Committee on amendments to the constitution of the N.A.S.- H.P. Bowditch, W.H. Brewer, J.W. Powell, C.A. Young

Oct. 14, 1892 Correspondence from H.P. Bowditch

Oct. 18, 1892 Correspondence from William H. Brewer

Oct. 20, 1892 Correspondence from C.A. Young

Nov. 2, 1892 Correspondence to TCM regarding the Report of the Committee on amendments to the constitution to the National Academy of Sciences - T.C. Mendenhall, H.P. Bowditch, William H. Brewer, C.A. Young - attached note, signed H.C.

Dec. 16, 1892 Correspondence from Edward D. Cope

National Academy of Sciences Correspondence 1894

Box 1

Folder 8

1894 Printed list of papers to be read at the Autumn Meeting of the N.A.S.

June 15, 1894 G.K. Gilbert correspondence to Asaph Hall

June 16, 1894 G.S. Billings correspondence to A. Hall

June 17, 1894 H.P. Bowditch correspondence to Asaph Hall

June 17, 1894 Samuel Hubbard Scudder correspondence to Asaph Hall

June 18, 1894 E.C. Pickering correspondence to Home Secretary of the N.A.S. and Asaph Hall

June 18, 1894 C.A. correspondence to White Asaph Hall

June 20, 1894 Carl Barns correspondence to Asaph Hall

June 20, 1894 Alpheus Hyatt correspondence to Asaph Hall

June 26, 1894 H. Carey Lea correspondence to Asaph Hall

June 30, 1894 E.S. Holden correspondence to Asaph Hall

National Academy of Sciences - Printed Material

Box 1

Folder 8

l. Sections of the constitution of the N.A.S. to be affected by proposed amendments with introductory letter by TCM; 5 copies.

2. May 5, 1894, Constitution and Membership (Washington, 1894).

Correspondence, January - September 1892

January - February 9,1892

Box 2

Folder 1

ca. 1892 Correspondence from A.A. Michelson

Jan. 5, 1892 Correspondence from R.D. Evans

Jan 7, 1892 Correspondence from E.M. Halford

Jan. 11, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Jan 20, 1892 Correspondence from George Driggs

Jan 20, 1892 Correspondence from C.S. Peirce

Jan. 20, 1892 Correspondence from G.K. Siebert

Jan. 25, 1892 Correspondence from W.S. Chaplin

Jan. 26, 1892 Correspondence from A.B. Nettleton letter from Sen. Washburn & letter from Hans Mattson to Washburn, attached

Jan. 26, 1892 Correspondence from H.E. Scudder

Jan. 28, 1892 Correspondence from A.W. Greely

Jan. 28, 1892 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Feb.-Oct. 1892 List of correspondence

Feb., 1892 Correspondence from I.F. Moser

Feb. 1, 1892 Correspondence from C.E. Kilbourne

Feb 1, 1892 Correspondence from Charles T. Mosman

Feb. 1 1892 Correspondence from William G. Pickering

Feb.1, 1892 Correspondence from Hugh S. Thompson

Feb. 2, 1892 Correspondence from James G. Blaine

Feb. 2, 1892 Correspondence from O. Chanuto

Feb. 3, 1892 Correspondence from Thomas N. Cridler

Feb. 4, 1892 Correspondence from C.S. Peirce

Feb. 5, 1892 Correspondence from C.E. Kilbourne

Feb. 6, 1892 Correspondence from William Pickering

Feb. 6, 1892 Correspondence from R.T. Taylor

Feb. 7, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Feb. 8, 1892 Correspondence from George M. Dawson

Feb. 9, 1892 Correspondence from George Baden-Powell

Feb. 9, 1892 Correspondence from George C. Comstock, 2 copies of Resumé Opinions Submitted by Members of the Committee attached. (A.A.A.S. Latitude Committee)

Feb. 9, 1892 Correspondence from The Friedenwald Co.

February 10-29, 1892

Box 2

Folder 2

Feb. 10, 1892 Correspondence from A.W. Greeley

Feb. 11, 1892 Correspondence from G.E. Johnston

Feb. 11, 1892 Correspondence from C.S. Peirce

Feb. 12, 1892 Correspondence from A.L. McRae

Feb. 15, 1892 Correspondence from Mark W. Harrington

Feb. 15, 1892 Correspondence from A.H. Tuttle

Feb. 17, 1892 Invitation to Military Ball

Feb. 21, 1892 George Baden-Powell, George M. Dawson correspondence to TCM & C. Hart Merriam

Feb. 22, 1892 Correspondence from E.L. Corthell

Feb. 22, 1892 Correspondence from William Egleston

Feb. 23, 1892 Correspondence relating to the Bering Sea Commission Banquet

Feb. 23, 1892 Correspondence from A.B. Nettleton

Feb. 23, 1892 Correspondence from E.D. Wileman

Feb. 24, 1892 Correspondence from J.R. Hawle

Feb. 24, 1892 Correspondence from F.A. Mahon

Feb. 24, 1892 Correspondence from E.D. Taussig

Feb. 29, 1892 Correspondence from M.L. Essick

Box 1

Folder 4

Mar. 3, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

Box 2

Folder 2

Mar. 3, 1892 Correspondence from A.W. Greeley

Mar. 4, 1892 Correspondence from J.C. Bramly

Mar. 5, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Mar. 5, 1892 Correspondence from T.C. Chamberlain, 2 copies of first draft of recommendations, attached

March 3-15, 1892

Box 2

Folder 3

Mar. 5, 1892 Correspondence from E.L. McAdory

Mar. 5, 1892 Correspondence from J.F. Moser

Mar. 6, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Mar. 7, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster

Mar. 7, 1892 TCM correspondence to Levine

Mar. 7, 1892 Correspondence from A.B. Nettleton

Mar. 8, 1892 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Mar. 8, 1892 Correspondence from J.T. Brooks

Mar. 9, 1892 Correspondence from Augustus Lowell

Mar. 9, 1892 Correspondence from Edward Orton

Mar. 9, 1892 Correspondence from W.S. Schley

Mar. 10, 1892 Correspondence from Richardson Clover

Mar. 10, 1892 Correspondence from David Macauley

Mar. 10, 1892 TCM correspondence to Spanish Minister, M.S. Goriness

Mar. 10, 1892 Correspondence from A.H. Tuttle

Mar. 12, 1892 Correspondence from C.H. West

Mar. 14, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

Mar. 15, 1892 Correspondence from David S. Jordan

March 16-31 1892

Box 2

Folder 4

Mar. 16, 1892 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Mar. 17, 1892 Correspondence from Benjamin Butter worth

Mar. 17, 1892 Correspondence from Walter Mendenhall

Mar. 18, 1892 Correspondence from Augustus Lowell

Mar. 18, 1892 Correspondence from W.S. Schley

Mar. 21, 1892 Correspondence from George Baden-Powell

Mar. 21, 1892 Correspondence from Mark W. Harrington

Mar. 23, 1892 Correspondence from Jose Felipe Jaquarez, Charge d'Affaires of Spain

Mar. 24, 1892 Correspondence from David Macauley

Mar. 25, 1892 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Mar. 26, 1892 Correspondence from Oscar Oldberg

Mar. 29, 1892 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Mar. 29, 1892 Correspondence from James F. Muirhead

Mar. 29, 1892 Correspondence from Richard Rathbrun (?)

Mar. 29, 1892 Correspondence from J.R. Stanley

Mar. 29, 1892 Correspondence from W.H. Watson

Mar. 29, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. Wynne

Mar. 30, 1892 Correspondence from Marshall McDonald letter to Mr. Stockbridge, attached

Mar. 31, 1892 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

Apr. 1, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Apr. 1, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Apr. 1, 1892 Correspondence from Henry B.F. Macfarland

Apr. 1, 1892 Correspondence from Henry L. Whiting

Apr. 2, 1892 Correspondence from H.L. Howism

Apr. 5, 1892 Correspondence from A. Mosman

Apr. 6, 1892 Correspondence from Augustus Lowell

Apr. 7, 1892 Correspondence from George Barker

Apr. 7, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Apr. 7, 1892 Correspondence from R.S. McCullock

Apr. 8, 1892 Correspondence from F.H. Mead

Apr. 9, 1892 Correspondence from F.A. Mahon

Apr. 12, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. Wynne

Apr. 13, 1892 Correspondence from Martin Hensey, telegram

Apr. 16, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. Wynne

Apr. 18, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Dorm

Apr. 18, 1892 Correspondence from O.K. Edwards

Apr. 18, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

April 1892

Box 2

Folder 5

Apr. 18, 1892 Correspondence from Mansfield Merriman

Apr. 18, 1892 Correspondence from William Orr, Jr.

Apr. 18, 1892 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Apr. 20, 1892 Correspondence from Nalder Bros. & Co.

Apr. 25, 1892 Correspondence from J.T. Brooks

Apr. 26, 1892 Correspondence from J.C. Banner

Apr. 26, 1892 Correspondence from Richard Clover

Apr. 26, 1892 Correspondence from McGimohn Cutey (?), Brig. Gen., Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army

Apr. 26, 1892 Correspondence from W.J. McGee

Apr. 26, 1892 Correspondence from C. Hart Merriam

Apr. 27, 1892 Invitation

Apr. 27, 1892 Correspondence from Harry Fielding Reid

Apr. 28, 1892 Correspondence from W.H. Gilder, Mendenhall's reply attached

Apr. 28, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Apr. 28, 1892 Correspondence from R.S. McCullock

Box 1

Folder 4

Apr. 29, 1892 Correspondence from Lantern Publishing Co.

Box 2

Folder 5

Apr. 29, 1892 Correspondence from Lantern Publishing Co.

Apr. 29, 1892 Correspondence from L A. Bauer

Apr. 30, 1892 Correspondence from Richardson Clover

May 1892

Box 2

Folder 6

May 4, 1892 Correspondence from A.P. Burditch

May 5, 1892 Correspondence from L.F. d'Oremieulx

May 6, 1892 TCM correspondence to Professor Branner

May 6, 1892 TCM correspondence to Professor Davidson

May 7, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. Wynne

May 7, 1892 Correspondence from David Macauley

May 8, 1892 Correspondence from Wolcott Gibbs

May 9, 1892 Correspondence from Appointment Adjutant General, War Department

May 10, 1892 Correspondence from David S. Jordan, telegram

May 11, 1892 Correspondence from George H. Twiss

May 12, 1892 Correspondence from Gen-Lieut. J. Hebrishonig (?), Minister of War, St. Petersburg

May 16, 1892 Correspondence from Mary Garfield Stanley-Brown

May 18, 1892 Correspondence from Wolcott Gibbs

May 19, 1892 Correspondence from Missouri Botanical Garden, invitation

May 20, 1892 Correspondence from Lewis McHaupt

May 21, 1892 Correspondence from Fremont Morse, draft of reply attached

May 21, 1892 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

May 23, 1892 Correspondence from J.C. Meem

May 23, 1892 Correspondence from A. Mosman

May 23, 1892 Correspondence from T.S. Patmer

May 23, 1892 Correspondence from G.W. Will

May 25, 1892 Correspondence from A.F. Childs

May 25, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

May 26, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

May 26, 1892 Correspondence from Edward S. Holden

May 26, 1892 Correspondence from J.J. Krickhorfer

May 27, 1892 Correspondence from Henry McGraw

May 27, 1892 Correspondence from Palmer C. Ricketts

May 28, 1892 Correspondence from G. Coffin

May 29, 1892 Correspondence from R.S. McCullock

May 31, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Parsons

June 1892

Box 2

Folder 7

June 1, 1892 Correspondence from W.J. McGee

June 2, 1892 Correspondence from Battlefield Memorial Association, invitation

June 5, 1892 Correspondence from Fremont Morse

June 6, 1892 Correspondence from Alex S. Christie

June 6, 1892 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

June 7, 1892 Correspondence from G. Coffin

June 7, 1892 Correspondence from H.A. Nerbert

June 8, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster

June 8, 1892 Correspondence from L.L. Jackson

June 12, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

June 17, 1892 Correspondence from George G. Comstock

June 18, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster, copy of letter from James C. Carter attached

June 18, 1892 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

June 20, 1892 Correspondence from Barclay G. Mering

June 20, 1892 Correspondence from Walter Wyman

June 22, 1892 Correspondence from Fletcher Greennell Forney

June 22, 1892 Correspondence from Henry L. Marind

June 23, 1892 Correspondence from DeWolfe, Fiske & Co.

June 23, 1892 Correspondence from Mrs. R. E. Halter

June 23, 1892 Correspondence from C.A. Young

June 24, 1892 Correspondence from Marcus Baker

June 24, 1892 Correspondence from A.L. McRae

June 27, 1892 Correspondence from Eastern Yacht Club, invitation

June 27, 1892 Correspondence from Marcus Benjamin

June 27, 1892 Correspondence from Giles B. Harber

June 28, 1892 Correspondence from L. d'Aurig

June 28, 1892 Correspondence from Walter Wyman

June 29, 1892 Correspondence from GC [George C. Comstock]

June 29, 1892 Correspondence from G. Coffin

June 29, 1892 Correspondence from O.W. Court

June 30, 1892 Correspondence from B.A. Gould

July 2-26, 1892

Box 2

Folder 8

July 2, 1892 Correspondence from Fremont Morse

July 2, 1892 Correspondence from I. A. Stuart

July 4, 1892 Correspondence from J.T.B. [J.T. Brooks]

July 5, 1892 Correspondence from F. Collingwood

July 7, 1892 Correspondence from George G. Comstock

July 7, 1892 Correspondence from Charles Foster

July 10, 1892 Correspondence from F.D. Granger

July 11, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster

July 11, 1892 Correspondence from Edward S. Holden

July 12, 1892 Correspondence from F.O. McNaze, Superintendent, U.S. Naval Observatory

July 12, 1892 Correspondence from Weir Mitchell

July 13, 1892 Correspondence from Marcus Benjamin

July 13, 1892 Correspondence from W.H. Michael, Joint Resolution concerning the use of alphabetic law in public printing attached

July 14, 1892 Correspondence from G. Coffin

July 14, 1892 Correspondence from Robert Lanning

July 15, 1892 Correspondence from A. Agassi

July 15, 1892 Correspondence from Marcus Baker, handwritten note on bottom

July 15, 1892 Correspondence from F. Collingwood

July 15, 1892 Correspondence from W.S. Schley

July 16, 1892 Correspondence from Charles Foster, letter from Charles A. Harbaugh, attached

July 17, 1892 Correspondence from George G. Comstock

July 18, 1892 Correspondence from A.M. Kales

July 18, 1892 Correspondence from Fremont Morse

July 18, 1892 Correspondence from L.M. Ream

July 19, 1892 Correspondence from W.S. Menden

July 20, 1892 Correspondence from C. Hart Merriam

July 20, 1892 Correspondence from H.J. Noyes

July 21, 1892 Correspondence from W.W. Danby

July 21, 1892 Correspondence from I.H. Stuart

July 22, 1892 Correspondence from J.C. Branner

July 22, 1892 Correspondence from Rose P. Firestone

July 22, 1892 Correspondence from T.R. Helmert

July 23, 1892 Correspondence from H.G. Welty

July 25, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

July 25, 1892 Correspondence from Mrs. R.E. Walter

July 26, 1892 Correspondence from Sarah P. Burton

July 26, 1892 Correspondence from Giles B. Harber

July 27 - August 31, 1892

Box 2

Folder 9

July 27, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

July 27, 1892 Correspondence from Eugene Hale

July 28, 1892 Correspondence from Henry Whiting

July 29, 1892 Correspondence from Andrew Braid

July 29, 1892 Braid, note to TCM from West attached to telegram correspondence to Clifford H. West

July 29, 1892 J. Hays C.E. correspondence to J.W. Powell

July 29, 1892 Correspondence from B. Johnson

July 29, 1892 Correspondence from E.L. Mahon, telegram

July 29, 1892 TCM, telegram correspondence to Martin Hensel

July 30, 1892 Correspondence from Johnson

July 30, 1892 Correspondence from C.A. Waldo

July 31, 1892 Correspondence from I.G. Schultz

Aug. 2, 1892 Correspondence from Andrew Braid

Aug. 3, 1892 Correspondence from J.A. Mahon

Aug. 3, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. McAdory

Aug. 7, 1892 Correspondence from W.W. Danby

Aug. 7, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Dorm

Aug. 8, 1892 Correspondence from Clement N. Andrews

Aug. 10, 1892 Correspondence from J.A. Mahon

Aug. 10, 1892 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Aug. 11, 1892 Correspondence from A.B. [Andrew Braid]

Aug. 11, 1892 Correspondence from Charles A. Schott

Aug. 15, 1892 Correspondence from G. Coffin

Aug. 15, 1892 Correspondence from J.A. Flemer

Aug. 15, 1892 Correspondence from Robert Foster

Aug. 15, 1892 Correspondence from Fremont Morse

Aug. 16, 1892 Correspondence from Giles B. Harber

Aug. 18, 1892 Correspondence from Martin Hensel, note from Charles A. Schott, attached

Aug. 19, 1892 Correspondence from Fremont Morse

Aug. 21, 1892 Correspondence from Fremont Ackerman

Aug. 21, 1892 Correspondence from Benjamin F. Thomas, the Livingston Rochester, telegram; telegram to Martin Hensel attached

Aug. 22, 1892 Correspondence from Brown Aynes

Aug. 22, 1892 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Aug. 24, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster

Aug. 26, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

Aug. 31, 1892 Correspondence from J.G. Bolles

Aug. 31, 1892 TCM, notes on latitude work attached, correspondence to Dr. Helmert

September 2-14, 1892

Box 2

Folder 10

Sept. 1892 American Institute of Mining Engineers, circular No. 5

Sept. 2, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

Sept. 5, 1892 James A. Greer, Geo. W. Coffin, F.A. Mahan correspondence to The Light House Board

Sept. 6, 1892 Correspondence from Jos. S. Fay, monograph The Track of the Norseman attached, explains spelling of Wood's Holl, (Boston, 1882)

Sept. 10, 1892 Correspondence from E.J.M. Hurlbut

Sept. 12, 1892 Correspondence from A.T. Mosman

Sept. 13, 1892 Correspondence from L.A. Bauer

Sept. 14, 1892 Correspondence from William Cox, editor of the Compass

Sept. 14, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

September 15-31, 1892

Box 2

Folder 11

Sept. 15, 1892 Correspondence from H.S. Carhart

Sept. 15, 1892 Correspondence from George W. Coffin

Sept. 16, 1892 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Sept. 19, 1892 Correspondence from George J. Barker

Sept. 20, 1892 Correspondence from E.S. Holden

Sept. 20, 1892 Correspondence from H.S. Pritchett

Sept. 21, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

Sept. 21, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster, letter from Michael H. Herbert to Foster & Convention for the survey of the Alaska boundary line attached

Sept. 23, 1892 Correspondence from C.E. Dutton

Sept. 23, 1892 Correspondence from H.H. Turner

Sept. 24, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

Sept. 26, 1892 TCM correspondence to J.T. Brooks

Sept. 26, 1892 Correspondence from L.T. Michener

Sept. 27, 1892 Correspondence from George W. Coffin

Sept. 27, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Sept. 27, 1892 Correspondence from Selim H. Peabody

Sept. 27, 1892 Correspondence from Julius Bien & Co.

Sept. 27, 1892 Correspondence from C.A. Young

Sept. 28, 1892 Correspondence from Bolles & Dunbar

Sept. 29, 1892 Correspondence from J.T. Brooks, printed itinerary for J.T. Brooks & family attached

Sept. 29, 1892 Correspondence from A.W. Greeley

Sept. 29, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. Wynne

Sept. 30, 1892 Correspondence from J.T. Brooks

Correspondence, October 1892 - December 1894

October 1-15, 1892

Box 3

Folder 1

Oct. 1, 1892 Correspondence from H.C. Lord

Oct. 3, 1892 TCM, rough draft attached, correspondence to President, U.S.

Oct. 4, 1892 Correspondence from George J. Barker

Oct. 4, 1892 Correspondence from N.H. Winchell

Oct. 5, 1892 Correspondence from Thomas Gray

Oct. 5, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Oct. 5, 1892 Correspondence from Benjamin F. Thomas

Oct. 6, 1892 Correspondence from C.E. Dutton

Oct. 6, 1892 Correspondence from M.A. Hanna

Oct. 7, 1892 Correspondence from Reuben Erwin

Oct. 8, 1892 Correspondence from Charles C. Bonney

Oct. 8, 1892 Correspondence from George Davidson

Oct. 10, 1892 Correspondence from Bolles & Dunbar

Oct. 10, 1892 Correspondence from J.C. Gilchrist

Oct. 10, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Oct. 10, 1892 Correspondence from W.I. King

Oct. 10, 1892 Correspondence from H.C. Lord

Oct. 10, 1892 Correspondence from Mary L.D. Putnam

Oct. 14, 1892 Correspondence from George W. Coffin

Oct. 14, 1892 Correspondence from B.E. Cotting

Oct. 14, 1892 Correspondence from M.A. Hanna

Oct. 14, 1892 Correspondence from H.S. Pritchett

Oct. 14, 1892 Correspondence from M.L.D. Putnam

Oct. 15, 1892 Correspondence from A. Agassi

Oct. 15, 1892 Correspondence from Sue McLaughlin

Oct. 15, 1892 Correspondence from Frank A. Wolff

October 18 - November 14, 1892

Box 3

Folder 2

Oct. 18, 1892 Correspondence from N.H. Winchell

Oct. 20, 1892 Correspondence from William F. Wharton, letter from Michael H. Herbert (Oct. 14), report of the Privy Council (Oct. 1), & Convention for the survey of the Alaska boundary, attached

Oct. 21, 1892 Correspondence from C.H. West

Oct. 22, 1892 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

Oct. 25, 1892 Correspondence from H.V. Boynton

Oct. 25, 1892 Correspondence from D.P. Heap, memorandum describing available clocks attached

Oct. 25, 1892 Correspondence from Alexander McAdie

Oct. 26, 1892 Correspondence from George W. Coffin

Oct. 26, 1892 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Oct. 27, 1892 Correspondence from Ira Remsen, invitation

Oct. 27, 1892 Correspondence from W. Williams

Oct. 28, 1892 Correspondence from D.P. Heap

Oct. 31, 1892 Correspondence from Henry A. Rowland, invitation

Oct. 31, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. Wynne

Nov. 1, 1892 Correspondence from The University Club, pass

Nov. 5, 1892 Correspondence from George Baden-Powell

Nov. 7, 1892 Correspondence from W.J. McGee

Nov. 7, 1892 Correspondence from W.S. Schley

Nov. 9, 1892 Correspondence from Charles C. Bonney

Nov. 9, 1892 Correspondence from Eugene Hale

Nov. 10, 1892 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Nov. 12, 1892 Correspondence from G. Q. Billings

Nov. 14, 1892 Correspondence from University Club, invitation

Nov. 16, 1892 Correspondence from C.E. Mitchell

Nov. 16, 1892 Correspondence from Henry Mitchell

Nov. 16, 1892 Correspondence from St. Botolph Club, pass.

November 16 - December 14, 1892

Box 3

Folder 3

Nov. 17, 1892 Correspondence from Catherine S. Greenough

Nov. 17, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Nov. 17, 1892 Correspondence from Somerset Club, pass, at request of A.L. Rotch

Nov. 18, 1892 Correspondence from George L. Goodaer

Nov. 19, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster

Nov. 19, 1892 Correspondence from R.A. Alger 2 letters from O.M. Poe to R.A. Alger (Nov. 9, 7) attached, correspondence to Charles Foster

Nov. 20, 1892 Correspondence from Union Club invitation, Henry H. Buck

Nov. 20, 1892 Correspondence from Union Club, week pass

Nov. 22, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster

Nov. 25, 1892 Correspondence from Marcus Benjamin, statement & table of color compositions for Standard Dictionary, attached

Nov. 28, 1892 Correspondence from George M. Dawson

Nov. 28, 1892 Correspondence from Rideau Club, week pass, from G.M. Dawson

Nov. 28, 1892 Correspondence from George M. Dawson

Nov. 28, 1892 Justin Winsor correspondence to E.S. Morse

Nov. 30, 1892 Correspondence from James A. Greer

Nov. 30, 1892 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Dec. 3, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Dec. 6, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Dec. 12, 1892 Correspondence from O.M. Poe

Dec. 12, 1892 Correspondence from R.J. Wynne

Dec. 13, 1892 Correspondence from H.S. Carhart

Dec. 13, 1892 Correspondence from Clarence E. Young

Dec. 14, 1892 Correspondence from Alexander McAdie, photograph attached

December 16-30, 1892

Box 3

Folder 4

Dec. 16, 1892 Correspondence from Henry A. Rowland, original & Xeroxed copies

Dec. 17, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Dec. 20, 1892 Correspondence from A. Hall

Dec. 21, 1892 Correspondence from E.W. Halford

Dec. 21, 1892 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Dec. 22, 1892 Correspondence from John W. Foster

Dec. 22, 1892 Correspondence from Francis A. Walker

Dec. 26, 1892 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard, invitation

Dec. 26, 1892 Correspondence from A.B. Nettleton

Dec. 29, 1892 Correspondence from W.C. Dodge, printed letter from W.L. Wilson to Dodge (April 19, 1887) attached

Dec. 29, 1892 Correspondence from George Y. Wisner

Dec. 30, 1892 Correspondence from H.S. Carhart

Dec. 30, 1892 Correspondence from George A. Cunan, excerpt from "Ware's Reports 1822-1829", attached

January 1893

Box 3

Folder 5

Jan. 4, 1893 Correspondence from Charles C. Bonney

Jan. 5, 1893 Correspondence from R.D. Evans

Jan. 5, 1893 Correspondence from Selim A. Peabody

Jan. 6, 1893 Correspondence from Wm. T. Harris, Commissioner, Bureau of Education, Wash. D.C.

Jan. 6, 1893 Correspondence from George Y. Wisner

Jan. 7, 1893 Correspondence from Charles M. Thomas

Jan. 7, 1893 Correspondence from David Wallace, list of witnesses testifying to his sanity, attached

Jan. 12 & 13, 1893 TCM, rough draft. Notes made on court trial & testimony of Capt. Coffin. Correspondence to Inquiry of Com. Hegerman & Col. Ludlow

Jan. 13, 1893 Correspondence from Selim H. Peabody

Jan. 15, 1893 Correspondence from Prof. Lamb

Jan. 21, 1893 Correspondence from Werner Guess, program for gramophone demonstration, attached

Jan. 21, 1893 Correspondence from Benjamin F. Thomas

Jan. 25, 1893 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Jan. 26, 1893 Correspondence from Charles Foster

Jan. 28, 1893 Correspondence from Swiss Minister; letter introducing Paul Romer

Jan. 30, 1893 Correspondence from The Carroll Institute, invitation

February 2 - March 14, 1893

Box 3

Folder 6

Feb. 2, 1893 Correspondence from H.H. Turner

Feb. 3, 1893 Correspondence from David S. Jordan

Feb. 6, 1893 Correspondence from James D. Dana

Feb. 8, 1893 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Feb. 9, 1893 Correspondence from A.H. Tuttle

Feb. 10, 1893 Correspondence from W.S. Chaplin

Feb. 13, 1893 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

Feb. 15, 1893 Correspondence from R.D. Evans

Feb. 16, 1893 Correspondence from Robert Fletcher

Feb. 16, 1893 Correspondence from Edward L. Nichols

Feb. 17, 1893 Correspondence from David S. Jordan

Feb. 20, 1893 Correspondence from Doctor Toner, invitation

Feb. 21, 1893 Correspondence from Ira Remsen

Feb. 23, 1893 Correspondence from Jeffrey R. Brackett

Feb. 23, 1893 Correspondence from Eugene Hale

Feb. 25, 1893 Correspondence from Ira Remsen

Feb. 27, 1893 Correspondence from Ira Remsen

Feb. 28, 1893 Correspondence from Jeffrey R. Brackett

Mar. 2, 1893 Correspondence from E.W. Halford

Mar. 3, 1893 An act establishing a standard gauge for sheet & plate iron & steel

Mar. 3, 1893 Correspondence from Henry W. Blair

Mar. 4, 1893 Correspondence from Jeffrey R. Brackett

Mar. 5, 1893 Correspondence from Theodore Roosevelt

Mar. 8, 1893 Correspondence from A.E. Kennelly

March 8, 1893 Correspondence from H.S. Pritchett

Mar. 10, 1893 Correspondence from David S. Jordan

Mar. 14, 1893 Correspondence from Bar of the District & the University Club, invitation

March 17 - April 29, 1893

Box 3

Folder 7

Mar. 17, 1893 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Mar. 17, 1893 Correspondence from Jeff F. Moser

Mar. 21, 1893 Correspondence from Marcus Benjamin, letters from W.T. Harris & Funk Wagnalls, enclosed

Mar. 25, 1893 Correspondence from Richard N. Brooke

Mar. 29, 1893 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard, letter from W. I. Hans, enclosed

Apr. 2, 1893 Correspondence from Theodore W. Noyes, Sec., Sanitary League, (J.S. Billings, Chairman)

Apr. 4, 1893 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard, invitation

Apr. 5, 1893 Correspondence from E.S. Holden

Apr. 6, 1893 Correspondence from C. de Grandprey

Apr. 6, 1893 Correspondence from A. Hall, list of papers to be read at the National Academy of Sciences April Meeting, 1893, attached

Apr. 8, 1893 Correspondence from A. Hall

Apr. 8, 1893 Correspondence from Wilbur B. Marple

Apr. 12, 1893 Correspondence from A. Hall

Apr. 15, 1893 Correspondence from F.H. Newell

Apr. 18, 1893 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Apr. 22, 1893 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard, invitation

Apr. 23, 1893 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Apr. 23, 1893 Correspondence from W.W. Rorkhill

Apr. 24, 1893 Correspondence from Marcus Benjamin

Apr. 25, 1893 Correspondence from John A. Brashear, Apr. 26 letter attached

Apr. 25, 1893 Correspondence from W.I. Harris

Apr. 27, 1893 Correspondence from Alexander Graham Bell, invitation

Apr. 29, 1893 Correspondence from George F. Barker

Apr. 29, 1893 Correspondence from O.C. Marsh

Apr. 29, 1893 Correspondence from W.W. Rorkhill

May 1 - November 17, 1893

Box 3

Folder 8

May 1, 1893 Correspondence from John A. Brashear

May 1, 1893 Correspondence from Frances H. Smith

May 1, 1893 Correspondence from H.S. Pritchett

May 3, 1893 Correspondence from G.T. Dunlop

May 3, 1893 Correspondence from W.J. McGee

May 4, 1893 Correspondence from Theodore Roosevelt

May 5, 1893 Correspondence from H.S. Pritchett

May 8, 1893 Correspondence from John F. Hayford

May 10, 1893 Correspondence from O.C. Marsh

May 11, 1893 Correspondence from H.M. Wilson

May 13, 1893 Correspondence from W.W. Rorkhill

May 13, 1893 Correspondence from Arthur G. Webster

May 16, 1893 TCM, draft correspondence to J.C. Willing

May 17, 1893 Correspondence from Henry Garrett

May 17, 1893 Correspondence from Henry A. Rowland

May 23, 1893 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

May 25, 1893 Correspondence from H.S. Pritchett

May 25, 1893 Correspondence from Horace Smith

June 1, 1893 Correspondence from Lafayette C. Loomis, provisions for prizes & proposed charter for Loomis Institute, attached

June 8, 1893 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

June 13, 1893 Correspondence from W.I. Hans

June 19, 1893 Correspondence from J.A. Mahan

June 20, 1893 Correspondence from Dr. Ernst Leyst

Aug. 10, 1893 Correspondence from C. Marvin

Aug. 21, 1893 Correspondence from DeHorges

Nov. 17, 1893 Correspondence from Penrod Lowell

Sept. 14, 1893 Correspondence from Dr. H. von Helmholtz

Nov. 17, 1893 Correspondence from Penrod Lowell

January 2 - November 16, 1894

Box 3

Folder 9

Jan. 2, 1894 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Jan 3, 1894 Correspondence from C. Leo Mees

Jan. 5, 1894 Correspondence from I.T. Morgan

Jan. 12, 1894 Correspondence from Frank Abom '72

Jan. 14, 1894 Correspondence from C.R. Putnam

Feb. 13, 1894 Correspondence from David W. Mitchell

Feb. 15, 1894 Correspondence from David W. Mitchell

Mar. 6, 1894 Correspondence from David W. Mitchell

Apr., 1894 Correspondence from Henry A. Rowland

Apr. 13, 1894 Correspondence from University Club, announcement, invitation

Sept. 1, 1894 Correspondence from John Milne

Sept. 6, 1894 Joseph H. Purry correspondence to George I. Alden

Sept. 8, 1894 Correspondence from the Family of Dr. Hermann von Helmholtz, death notice

Sept. 20, 1894 Correspondence from J.G. Carligde, Sec., Treasury Dept.

Oct. 13, 1894 Correspondence from W.E. Ayrton

Oct. 15, 1894 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

Oct. 20, 1894 Correspondence from George F.F. Wilde

Oct. 28, 1894 Correspondence from J.T. Brooks

Oct. 29, 1894 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

Nov. 1, 1894 Correspondence from Richard Mildenhall

Nov. 6, 1894 Correspondence from Charles S. Walcott

Nov. 9, 1894 Correspondence from James S. Greer

Nov. 9, 1894 Correspondence from George F.F. Wilde

Nov. 15, 1894 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Nov. 16, 1894 Correspondence from O.C. Marsh

November 19-December 26, 1894

Box 3

Folder 10

Nov. 19, 1894 Correspondence from W.I. King

Nov. 19, 1894 TCM, 6 copies of correspondence to Professor Marsh

Nov. 19, 1894 Correspondence from H.A. Rowland

Nov. 19, 1894 Correspondence from Charles S. Walcott

Nov. 23, 1894 Correspondence from O.C. Marsh

Nov. 23, 1894 Correspondence from Henry A. Rowland

Nov. 25, 1894 Correspondence from Francis E. Leupp, ed., Good Government

Nov. 30, 1894 Correspondence from Jeff F. Moser

Dec. 6, 1894 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Dec. 7, 1894 Correspondence from H.R. Burdrier, Harvard Medical School, physio. lab.

Dec. 7, 1894 Correspondence from Theodore Roosevelt

Dec. 10, 1894 Correspondence from V.R. Covell

Dec. 16, 1894 Correspondence from Marcus Benjamin

Dec. 17, 1894 Correspondence from Cyrus C. Babb, Sec., Nat. Geog. Soc.

Dec. 17, 1894 Correspondence from Thomas W. Bicknell

Dec. 18, 1894 Correspondence from H.S. Pritchett

Dec. 19, 1894 Correspondence from William Eimbeile, U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey

Dec. 22, 1894 Correspondence from Harriet N. Townshend

Dec. 23, 1894 Correspondence from E.S. Dana

Dec. 26, 1894 Correspondence from Publisher of Science (W.H.)

Dec. 26, 1894 Correspondence from Oliver C. Morse

Dec. 27, 1894 Notice to subscribers for the Congress Book, American Institute of Electrical Engineers.

Dec. 28, 1894 Correspondence from A. Hamao

Dec. 31, 1894 Correspondence from George I. Alden

Dec. 31, 1894 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

Correspondence, January - June 1895

January 1-12, 1895

Box 4

Folder 1

Jan. 1, 1895 Correspondence from L.L. Gilbert, circular of Daugherty Typewriter Co., enclosed

Jan. 2, 1895 Correspondence from F. Howard Levens

Jan. 2, 1895 Correspondence from Henry A. Marsh, invitation

Jan. 3, 1895 Correspondence from T.W.P. Blomefield

Jan. 3, 1895 Correspondence from R.W. Pope, receipt, American Institution of Electrical Engineers

Jan. 3, 1895 Correspondence from W.R. Ramsey

Jan. 4, 1895 Correspondence from George E. Batcheller

Jan. 4, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Jan. 4, 1895 Correspondence from V.R. Covell

Jan. 4, 1895 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer, 2 copies of new metal gauge & copy of legislation about furnishing copies of standard weights & measures

Jan. 4, 1895 Correspondence from G. Stanley Hull

Jan. 4, 1895 Correspondence from J.F. Tillman

Jan. 5, 1895 Correspondence from R.W. Raymond

Jan. 6, 1895 Correspondence from Henry A. Rowland

Jan. 6, 1895 Correspondence from Edwin Smith

Jan. 7, 1895 Correspondence from F.W. Putnam, Sec., A.A.A.S.

Jan. 8, 1895 George I. Alden correspondence to Edward P. Allis Co.

Jan. 8, 1895 Correspondence from Robert Buikilt

Jan. 8, 1895 Correspondence from Henry O. Carhart

Jan. 8, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Jan. 9, 1895 Correspondence from E.S. Dana

Jan. 9, 1895 Correspondence from F.L. Siddons

Jan. 9, 1895 Correspondence from Stephen S. Raymond

Jan. 10, 1895 Correspondence from William L. Chase

Jan. 10, 1895 Correspondence from G.R. Putnam, Putnam's letter of 12/30/1894 & 2 diagrams attached

Jan. 10, 1895 Correspondence from W.W. Stetson, American Institute of Instruction

Jan. 11, 1895 Correspondence from A.A. Buchanan

Jan. 12, 1895 Correspondence from W.W. Duffield

Jan. 12, 1895 Correspondence from Henry W. Hetzel

Jan. 12, 1895 Correspondence from Francis M. Roser

Jan. 12, 1895 Correspondence from C.B. Ruggles

Jan. 12, 1895 Correspondence from Francis A. Walker

January 13-23, 1895

Box 4

Folder 2

Jan. 13, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from John G. Ames

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from W.M. Davis, Sec., New England Meteorological Society

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from L.G. Eakins

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from D.C. Heath

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from Dwight W. Morrow

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from F.L. Shepardun (?)

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from Joseph Swain, circular of Indiana Univ., attached

Jan. 14, 1895 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Jan. 15, 1895 Correspondence from Philosophical Society of Washington, bill for dues

Jan. 16, 1895 Correspondence from G. Goodace

Jan. 16, 1895 Correspondence from Richard P. Rothwell, Engineering & Mining Journal, extracts from TCM letter, enclosed

Jan. 16, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Jan. 17, 1895 Correspondence from Frederick Bedell

Jan. 17, 1895 Correspondence from A. Hall

Jan. 17, 1895 Correspondence from D.C. Heath

Jan. 17, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Jan. 17, 1895 Correspondence from Charles L. Jackson

Jan. 17, 1895 Correspondence from B. Johnson

Jan. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Charles P. Bowditch

Jan. 18, 1895 Correspondence from The Century Co.

Jan. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

Jan. 18, 1895 D.C. Heath correspondence to C.L. Mees, letter to TCM, attached

Jan. 18, 1895 Correspondence from G. Stanley Holl

Jan. 18, 1895 Correspondence from William T. Sedwick

Jan. 18, 1895 Correspondence from A.D. Risteen

Jan. 19, 1895 Correspondence from George H. Mellen

Jan. 20, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Jan. 21, 1895 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson

Jan. 21, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Jan. 21, 1895 Correspondence from Eva A. Marvin

Jan. 21, 1895 Correspondence from Edwin Smith

Jan. 22, 1895 Correspondence from William L. Ames

Jan. 22, 1895 Correspondence from A. Hall

Jan. 22, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Jan. 23, 1895 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Jan. 23, 1895 Correspondence from C.C. Miller

Jan. 23, 1895 Correspondence from J.D. Miller

Jan. 23, 1895 Correspondence from Arthur G. Webster

January 24-31, 1895

Box 4

Folder 3

Jan. 24, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Mensel

Jan. 24, 1895 Correspondence from G. Stanly Holl

Jan. 24, 1895 Correspondence from William T. Sedwick

Jan. 24, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann, List of Field Officers of the US. Coast & Geodetic Survey included

Jan. 25, 1895 Julia W. Carroll correspondence to Prof. Alden

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from Dodd, Mead & Company

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from A. Hall

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from A. Hall, printed announcement, National Academy of Sciences

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from W.F. King

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from Herbert G. Ogden, letter from Ogden to Baker of January 18, 1894 included

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from William R. Stacker

Jan. 25, 1895 Correspondence from G.L. Wingate

Jan. 26, 1895 Correspondence from Henry O. Carhart

Jan. 26, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Jan. 26, 1895 Correspondence from William P. Searls

Jan. 26, 1895 Correspondence from F.S.O. Wadsworth

Jan. 28, 1895 Correspondence from Marcus Benjamin

Jan. 28, 1895 Correspondence from Robert Buikitt

Jan. 28, 1895 Correspondence from B.A.C. (?), memoranda about missing pamphlets included. [B.A. Colonna]

Jan. 28, 1895 Correspondence from W.W. Duffield

Jan. 28, 1895 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Jan. 28, 1895 Correspondence from George F.F. Wilde

Jan. 29, 1895 Correspondence from Commonwealth Club, invitation

Jan. 29, 1895 Correspondence from T.W.P. Blomefield

Jan. 30, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel, 2 letters

Jan. 30, 1895 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Jan. 31, 1895 Correspondence from W.E. Marks

February 2-16, 1895

Box 4

Folder 4

Feb. 2, 1895 Correspondence from Francis S. Walker

Feb. 2, 1895 Correspondence from G.C. Whippler

Feb. 4, 1895 Correspondence from Balch Brothers, receipt

Feb. 4, 1895 Correspondence from J. Ballison

Feb. 4, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Feb. 4, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston, printed Report of Committee on Standard Gauges for Thickness, attached

Feb. 4, 1895 Correspondence from E.B. Crane

Feb. 4, 1895 Correspondence from C.R. Putnam

Feb. 6, 1895 Correspondence from W.S. Chaplin

Feb. 6, 1895 Correspondence from Edwin W. Donau

Feb. 7, 1895 Correspondence from George T. Finn

Feb. 7, 1895 Correspondence from Leonard P. K_________th (?)

Feb. 7, 1895 Correspondence from Daniel Merriman

Feb. 8, 1895 Correspondence from Funk & Wagnalls Co.

Feb. 8, 1895 Correspondence from George F.F. Wilde

Feb. 9, 1895 Correspondence from W.W. Duffield

Feb. 9, 1895 Correspondence from H.E. Ogden

Feb. 9, 1895 Correspondence from E.J. Sommer, clipping attached

Feb. 9, 1895 Correspondence from Warner & Swasey

Feb. 11, 1895 Correspondence from B.A. Colonna

Feb. 11, 1895 Correspondence from G.R. Putnam

Feb. 11, 1895 Correspondence from P. Emory Alcinol

Feb. 12, 1895 Correspondence from W.E. Marks

Feb. 13, 1895 Correspondence from W.R. Livermore, telegram

Feb. 13, 1895 Correspondence from Robert L. Morris

Feb. 13, 1895 Correspondence from E.J. Sommer

Feb. 14, 1895 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

Feb. 15, 1895 Correspondence from Warner & Swasey

Feb. 16, 1895 Correspondence from Charles B. Thwing

Feb. 17, 1895 Correspondence from C.A. Chandler, telegram

February 17-28, 1895

Box 4

Folder 5

Feb. 17, 1895 Correspondence from E.G. Fischer

Feb. 17, 1895 Correspondence from F. Howard Livens

Feb. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Feb. 18, 1895 Correspondence from R.G. Jinckes, Sec., Rose Polytechnic Institute

Feb. 19, 1895 Correspondence from Worcester Chapter, American Institute of Architects, invitation

Feb. 19, 1895 Correspondence from W.W. Duffield

Feb. 20, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell, clippings enclosed

Feb. 20, 1895 Correspondence from Catherine F. Pedrick

Feb. 20, 1895 Correspondence from Henry L. Whiting, memo attached

Feb. 22, 1895 Correspondence from Dwight W. Morrow

Feb. 23, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Feb. 25, 1895 Correspondence from W.R. Livermore

Feb. 25, 1895 Correspondence from James Logan

Feb. 28, 1895 Correspondence from G.Q. Coray

Feb. 28, 1895 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

March 1-20, 1895

Box 4

Folder 6

Mar. 1, 1895 Correspondence from Martin R. Andrews

Mar. 1, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

Mar. 2, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Mar. 3, 1895 Correspondence from E.G. Fischer

Mar. 3, 1895 Correspondence from James P. Hall

Mar. 4, 1895 Correspondence from Samuel S. Green

Mar. 4, 1895 Correspondence from D.C. Heath

Mar. 6, 1895 Correspondence from S.G. Schultz

Mar. 6, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Mar. 8, 1895 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Mar. 8, 1895 Correspondence from C.A. Waldo

Mar. 8, 1895 Correspondence from Warner & Swasey

Mar. 9, 1895 Correspondence from Alexander Macfarlane

Mar. 11, 1895 Correspondence from Thomas Gray

Mar. 11, 1895 Correspondence from James C. Marriott

Mar. 13, 1895 Correspondence from Allyn & Bacon

Mar. 14, 1895 Correspondence from J.G. Gholson

Mar. 14, 1895 Correspondence from W.R. Livermore

Mar. 15, 1895 Correspondence from W.W. Duffield

Mar. 15, 1895 Correspondence from Funk & Wagnalls Co.

Mar. 15, 1895 Correspondence from W.R. Livermore

Mar. 16, 1895 Correspondence from Henry S. Carhart

Mar. 16, 1895 Correspondence from E.B.Crane

Mar. 17, 1895 Correspondence from J.Z. Pratt

Mar. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel, note attached

Mar. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Charles D. Mesem

Mar. 19, 1895 Correspondence from W.B. Chilton

Mar. 19, 1895 Correspondence from C. Leo Mees

Mar. 19, 1895 Correspondence from Julius Pohlman

Mar. 19, 1895 Correspondence from William Saunders

Mar. 20, 1895 Correspondence from S.W. Cox

Mar. 20, 1895 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

March 21 - April 6, 1895

Box 4

Folder 7

Mar. 21, 1895 Correspondence from Starling Medical College, invitation

Mar. 22, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

Mar. 23, 1895 Correspondence from G.Q. Coray

Mar. 25, 1895 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Mar. 26, 1895 Correspondence from S.W. Cox

Mar. 26, 1895 Correspondence from William R. Harper

Mar. 26, 1895 Correspondence from C.G. Washburn

Mar. 27, 1895 Correspondence from The National Geographic Society, coupons

Mar. 27, 1895 Correspondence from A. Hall

Mar. 29, 1895 Correspondence from Ira Harris

Apr. 1, 1895 Correspondence from Cady Staley

Apr. 2, 1895 Correspondence from Charles F. Aldril

Apr. 2, 1895 Correspondence from L.O. Howard

Apr. 2, 1895 Correspondence from Public Library, City of Boston, thank you note

Apr. 4, 1895 Correspondence from W.F. King, drafts of reply on reverse

Apr. 4, 1895 Correspondence from W.F. King, telegram

Apr. 4, 1895 Correspondence from W.F. King

Apr. 4, 1895 Correspondence from Charles H. Morgan

Apr. 4, 1895 Correspondence from F.L.O. Wadsworth, letter from W.W. Duffield (Mar. 26, 1895) enclosed

Apr. 5, 1895 Correspondence from W.M. Davis

Apr. 6, 1895 Correspondence from Lorin F. Deland

Apr. 6, 1895 Correspondence from A D. Risteen

April 8-30, 1895

Box 4

Folder 8

Apr. 8, 1895 Correspondence from G. Brown Goode, Asst. Sec., Smithsonian Institution

Apr. 8, 1895 Correspondence from W.T. Sedgewicks

Apr. 9, 1895 Correspondence from Ira Harris

Apr. 10, 1895 Correspondence from G.L. Goodall

Apr. 10, 1895 Correspondence from David K. Goss, TCM's reply (Apr. 12) & Goss's answering telegram (Apr. 29) attached

Apr. 10, 1895 Correspondence from William S. Smith

Apr. 13, 1895 Correspondence from Henry L. Whiting

Apr. 15, 1895 Correspondence from William Brewer

Apr. 16, 1895 Correspondence from Harold B. Smith

Apr. 17, 1895 Correspondence from James C. Marriott

Apr. 17, 1895 Correspondence from C.H. McKenney & Co.

Apr. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Ride of Paul Revere, invitation

Apr. 18, 1895 Correspondence from D.C. Heath

Apr. 19, 1895 Correspondence from H.G. Kendall

Apr. 19, 1895 Correspondence from William L. Locke

Apr. 19, 1895 Correspondence from Francis A. Walker

Apr. 20, 1895 Correspondence from Fred W. Ashley

Apr. 21, 1895 Correspondence from Charles D. Mesem

Apr. 22, 1895 Correspondence from Charles F. Home

Apr. 22, 1895 Correspondence from H.G. Kendall

Apr. 23, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston, gauge information enclosed

Apr. 25, 1895 Correspondence from W.I. Kellen

Apr. 26, 1895 Correspondence from H.E. Clifford

Apr. 26, 1895 Correspondence from G.R. Putnam

Apr. 27, 1895 Correspondence from W.F. King

Apr. 28, 1895 Correspondence from F.T. Jordan

Apr. 29, 1895 Correspondence from Supt. Goss, telegram

Apr. 29, 1895 Correspondence from C. Collins Merriam

Apr. 29, 1895 Correspondence from Joseph Alden Shaw

Apr. 30, 1895 Correspondence from Houghton, Mifflin, & Co.

Apr. 30, 1895 Correspondence from Frank P. Whitman

May 1-17, 1895

Box 4

Folder 9

May 1, 1895 Correspondence from I.G. Schultz

May 2, 1895 Correspondence from H.E. Clifford

May 2, 1895 Correspondence from Joseph Alden Shaw

May 3, 1895 Correspondence from Stephen C. Earle

May 3, 1895 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

May 3, 1895 Correspondence from Milton Whitney

May 4, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

May 4, 1895 Correspondence from Mark W. Harrington

May 4, 1895 Correspondence from Johnson's Universal Encyclopaedia, subscription application

May 5, 1895 Correspondence from Virginia C. Meredith

May 6, 1895 Correspondence from Frank Aborn

May 6, 1895 Correspondence from F.L. Emory

May 8, 1895 Correspondence from D.C. Heath

May 9, 1895 Correspondence from Andrew Braid

May 9, 1895 Correspondence from George F. Hoar

May 9, 1895 Correspondence from John G. Morse

May 12, 1895 Correspondence from Mary Jennings Orton

May 12, 1895 Correspondence from John B. Peddle

May 13, 1895 Correspondence from F.L. Emory

May 14, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

May 14, 1895 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

May 15, 1895 Correspondence from John G. Ames

May 15, 1895 Correspondence from Thaddeus L. Bolton

May 16, 1895 Correspondence from Frank Aborn

May 17, 1895 Correspondence from Frank Aborn

May 17, 1895 Correspondence from W.P. Creighill

May 18 - June 6, 1895

Box 4

Folder 10

Box IV, Folder 10:

May 18, 1895 Correspondence from Joseph Alden Shaw

May 19, 1895 Correspondence from Philip M. Finegan

May 19, 1895 Correspondence from R.L. Morris

May 20, 1895 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

May 21, 1895 Correspondence from Houghton, Mifflin & Co.

May 21, 1895 Correspondence from John G. Morse

May 22, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

May 24, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

May 27, 1895 Correspondence from D.C. Heath, letter from Thomas Gray to D.C. Heath & Co. (May 20) attached

May 27, 1895 Correspondence from Cady Staley

May 27, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

May 28, 1895 Correspondence from United States Express Company, receipt

May 30, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

May 30, 1895 TCM correspondence to Greenhal (ge?), Gov. of Mass.

June 2, 1895 Correspondence from W.M. Davis

June 3, 1895 Correspondence from National University Law School, invitation

June 3, 1895 Correspondence from Dana S. Ayer

June 3, 1895 Correspondence from Thomas M. Balliet

June 5, 1895 Correspondence from University of North Carolina, invitation

June 6, 1895 Correspondence from C.V. Boys

June 7, 1895 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

June 9, 1895 Correspondence from W. LeConte Stevens

June 11, 1895 Correspondence from Holy Cross College, invitation

June 12, 1895 Correspondence from Marcus Baker

June 12, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

June 17, 1895 Correspondence from Lewis F. Reid, telegram

June 19, 1895 Correspondence from C.H. McKenney & Co.

June 21, 1895 Correspondence from English High School, invitation

June 24, 1895 Correspondence from Williston Seminary, invitation

June 26, 1895 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Correspondence, July 1895 - June 1896

July 3 - September 9, 1895

Box 5

Folder 1

July 3, 1895 Correspondence from J.E. McGrath

July 9, 1895 Correspondence from Edward K. Hill

July 9, 1895 Correspondence from Frank A. Wolff

July 12, 1895 Correspondence from George I. Alden

July 13, 1895 Correspondence from J.A. Mahan

July 17, 1895 Correspondence from Herbert G. Ogden

July 18, 1895 Correspondence from G. Stanley Hall

July 20, 1895 Correspondence from G. Stanley Hall

July 20, 1895 Correspondence from Edward K. Hill

July 23, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

July 23, 1895 Correspondence from Elizabeth Kinnicutt Francis

July 25, 1895 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

July 26, 1895 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

July 30, 1895 Correspondence from Mary J. Weatherbee

July 31, 1895 Correspondence from George F. Hoar, letter from D.G. Gilman to Hoar (July 27) attached

Aug. 1, 1895 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

Aug. 6, 1895 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

Aug. 7, 1895 Correspondence from Richard Mildenhall

Aug. 9, 1895 Correspondence from S.A. Coffin, General Electric Co.

Aug. 11, 1895 Correspondence from Arthur P. Rugg

Aug. 19, 1895 Correspondence from A.D. Risteen

Aug. 24, 1895 Correspondence from R. Hazard

Sept. 6, 1895 Correspondence from W.I. Harris

Sept. 7, 1895 Correspondence from A. Lorge Jr.

Sept. 9, 1895 Correspondence from John R. Wagner

Sept. 10, 1895 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

September 10 - November 8, 1895

Box 5

Folder 2

Sept. 10, 1895 Correspondence from Sidney A. Reeve

Sept. 13, 1895 Correspondence from Thomas M. Balliet

Sept. 12, 1895 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

Sept. 14, 1895 Correspondence from Sidney A. Reeve

Sept. 16, 1895 Correspondence from Cady Staley

Sept. 17, 1895 Correspondence from Catholic University of America, invitation

Sept. 17, 1895 Correspondence from James P. Hall

Sept. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Ernest Flagg

Sept. 19, 1895 Correspondence from Walter C. Kerr (Kern?)

Sept. 20, 1895 Correspondence from Samuel L. Beiler

Sept. 21, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Sept. 21, 1895 Correspondence from William Lee Church

Sept. 22, 1895 Correspondence from Cady Staley

Sept. 26, 1895 Correspondence from Robert P. Bigelow

Sept. 26, 1895 Correspondence from C. Leo Mees

Sept. 29, 1895 Correspondence from Thomas Gray

Sept. 30, 1895 Correspondence from T.A. Van der Willigen

Oct. 7, 1895 Correspondence from E.C. Brown

Oct. 7, 1895 Correspondence from G.C. Hoffman

Oct. 9, 1895 Correspondence from Charles L. Norton

Oct. 14, 1895 Correspondence from William I. Harris

Oct. 14, 1895 Correspondence from R. Hebert Holbrook

Oct. 18, 1895 Correspondence from J.B. Johnson

Oct. 18, 1895 Correspondence from A.L. Rogers, telegram

Oct. 21, 1895 Correspondence from W.C. Gurley

Oct. 25, 1895 Correspondence from George L. Vose

Oct. 26, 1895 Correspondence from W.C. Saloir (in?)

Oct. 31, 1895 Correspondence from Sidney A. Reeve

Nov. 2, 1895 Correspondence from L.A. Bauer, letter to S.P. Langley, attached

Nov. 2, 1895 Correspondence from W.C. Saloir (in?)

Nov. 5, 1895 Correspondence from A.J. Tuttle

Nov. 8, 1895 Correspondence from John Milne, postcard included

November 9 - December 12, 1895

Box 5

Folder 3

Nov. 9, 1895 Correspondence from Worcester Society of Mutual Aid in Detecting Thieves, invitation

Nov. 10, 1895 Correspondence from William T. Leoquick (Ledquick?)

Nov. 12, 1895 Correspondence from W.W. Duffield

Nov. 13, 1895 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

Nov. 13, 1895 Correspondence from Worcester Association of Mutual Aid in Detecting Thieves, invitation

Nov. 15, 1895 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Nov. 16, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

Nov. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Louise W. Rice

Nov. 23, 1895 Correspondence from Alfred B. Shepperson

Nov. 23, 1895 Correspondence from Cady Staley

Nov. 25, 1895 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Nov. 27, 1895 Correspondence from B.F. Brown

Nov. 28, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

Dec. 1, 1895 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Dec. 5, 1895 Correspondence from William Egleston

Dec. 6, 1895 Correspondence from W.G. Beach

Dec. 9, 1895 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

Dec. 10, 1895 George E. Bellamy correspondence to D.G. Gilman

Dec. 10, 1895 Correspondence from Henry Disston & Sons

Dec. 10, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Dec. 11, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Dec. 12, 1895 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

Dec. 12, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Dec. 12, 1895 TCM correspondence to L.O. Howard, Sec. Cosmos Club

December 13-29, 1895

Box 5

Folder 4

Dec. 13, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Dec. 14, 1895 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Dec. 14, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis, 5 letters, all attached

Dec. 16, 1895 Correspondence from F.W. Green

Dec. 16, 1895 Correspondence from G.G. Fischer

Dec. 17, 1895 Correspondence from William L. Robb

Dec. 18, 1895 Correspondence from Charles H. Dor

Dec. 19, 1895 Correspondence from Worcester Club, announcement

Dec. 20, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Dec. 21, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Dec. 23, 1895 Correspondence from W.P. Dallett

Dec. 23, 1895 Correspondence from Charles F. Himes

Dec. 24, 1895 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Dec. 24, 1895 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Dec. 25, 1895 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Dec. 26, 1895 Correspondence from Francis C. Pratt

Dec. 27, 1895 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Dec. 29, 1895 Correspondence from L.O. Howard

Dec. 30, 1895 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard.

1895 List of correspondents

January 1896

Box 5

Folder 5

1896 Correspondence from Alumni Assoc., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, form letter

Jan. 1, 1896 Correspondence from Atlanta Souvenir, report of Committee

Jan. 1, 1896 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Jan. 1, 1896 Correspondence from W.H. Greere (?) (Preece?)

Jan. 1, 1896 Correspondence from George C. Huerlbert

Jan. 1, 1896 Correspondence from E.H. Towne

Jan. 2, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Jan. 4, 1896 Correspondence from Philip W. Moen

Jan. 6, 1896 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

Jan. 8, 1896 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Jan. 9, 1896 Correspondence from Martin Hensel

Jan. 9, 1896 Correspondence from Denis M. Hurley

Jan. 10, 1896 Correspondence from A.W. Parmelee

Jan. 11, 1896 Correspondence from J.E. Walker

Jan. 12, 1896 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Jan. 13, 1896 Correspondence from Elizabeth Hampson

Jan. 13, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Parmenter

Jan. 14, 1896 Correspondence from E. Mascart, Bureau Central Météorologique

Jan. 15, 1896 Correspondence from Recuwood (?) Hoar

Jan. 16, 1896 Correspondence from Thursday Evening Club, invitation

Jan. 16, 1896 Correspondence from Sec., St. Botolph Club

Jan. 16, 1896 Correspondence from A.R. Crittenden

Jan. 17, 1896 Correspondence from George T. Finn

Jan. 18, 1896 Correspondence from Denis M. Hurley

Jan. 20, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Jan. 20, 1896 Correspondence from George C. Huerlbert

Jan. 21, 1896 Correspondence from Joseph Mason

Jan. 22, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Parmenter

Jan. 23, 1896 Correspondence from C.O. Palmer

Jan. 24, 1896 Correspondence from C.A. Judson

Jan. 24, 1896 Correspondence from "Triangle Club", invitation

Jan. 25, 1896 Correspondence from J. V. Menely Guervin (?), postcard

Jan. 25, 1896 Correspondence from Nancy Earle Smith

Jan. 25, 1896 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Jan. 27, 1896 Correspondence from Martin Green

Jan. 28, 1896 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Jan. 28, 1896 Correspondence from A.B. Kimball

Jan. 28, 1896 Correspondence from Theodore Roosevelt

Jan. 30, 1896 Correspondence from George Davidson

Jan. 30, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Jan. 30, 1896 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Jan. 31, 1896 Correspondence from L.A. Bauer

Jan. 31, 1896 Correspondence from J. Stanley Brown

February 1896

Box 5

Folder 6

Feb. 6, 1896 Correspondence from C.J.K. Woodbury

Feb. 7, 1896 Correspondence from J.E. Green

Feb. 10, 1896 Correspondence from Mary L. Loring

Feb. 10, 1896 Correspondence from Elizabeth U. Sullivant

Feb. 11, 1896 Correspondence from G.Q. Coray

Feb. 11, 1896 Correspondence from H.E. Scudder

Feb. 13, 1896 Correspondence from J.R. Lewis

Feb. 14, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Feb. 17, 1896 Correspondence from Robert P. Keep

Feb. 19, 1896 Correspondence from H.E. Scudder

Feb. 19, 1896 Correspondence from E.H. Cook

Feb. 19, 1896 Correspondence from George Davidson

Feb. 21, 1896 Correspondence from George E. Francis, Sec., Advisory Committee, invitation

Feb. 21, 1896 Correspondence from James Means

Feb. 22, 1896 Correspondence from L.A. Bauer

Feb. 24, 1896 Correspondence from H.C. Lodge

Feb. 24, 1896 Correspondence from Nancie A. Walker

Feb. 26, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Feb. 27, 1896 Correspondence from George I. Alden

Feb. 27, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Feb. 28, 1896 American Metrological Society correspondence to Sec. of the Board of Trade, London - 2 versions, & draft by TCM

March 1-14, 1896

Box 5

Folder 7

Mar. 1, 1896 Correspondence from William T. Ledquick

Mar. 3, 1896 Correspondence from Robert P. Keep

Mar. 4, 1896 Correspondence from Denis M. Hurley

Mar. 4, 1896 Correspondence from Charles F. Mabury

Mar. 5, 1896 Correspondence from Denis M. Hurley

Mar. 5, 1896 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Mar. 5, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Mar. 5, 1896 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Mar. 6, 1896 Correspondence from John Birkinbine

Mar. 6, 1896 Correspondence from J.A. Flemer

Mar. 9, 1896 Correspondence from C.W. Stone

Mar. 10, 1896 Correspondence from Jubilee of the Right Honourable Professor Lord Kelvin, invitation

Mar. 10, 1896 Correspondence from Dr. Takenaka, postcard

Mar. 12, 1896 Correspondence from Anglo-American arbitration, Committee, invitation

Mar. 14, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Mar. 14, 1896 TCM, draft correspondence to Dr. Gould

Mar. 14, 1896 TCM correspondence to Messrs. Cleveland Abbe, L.A. Bauer, Frank H. Bigelow, G.W. Wittlehales, Charles A. Schott, Francis E. Nipher

Mar. 14, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

March 15-31, 1896

Box 5

Folder 8

Mar. 15, 1896 Correspondence from B.A. Gould, J.K. Rees

Mar. 15, 1896 TCM correspondence to Prof. Cattell

Mar. 16, 1896 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

Mar. 16, 1896 Correspondence from George H. Breed

Mar. 16, 1896 Correspondence from B.A. Gould

Mar. 16, 1896 Correspondence from F.L.O. Wadsworth

Mar. 17, 1896 Correspondence from John Birkinbine

Mar. 18, 1896 Correspondence from W.B. Hayden

Mar. 18, 1896 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Mar. 20, 1896 Correspondence from Worcester County Mechanics Association, ticket

Mar. 21, 1896 Correspondence from TCM, Re: Museum & School of Fine Arts

Mar. 21, 1896 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Mar. 22, 1896 Correspondence from H.A. Rowland

Mar. 24, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Mar. 24, 1896 Correspondence from B.A. Coleman

Mar. 24, 1896 Correspondence from E.S. Holden

Mar. 24, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Mar. 25, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Eliot

Mar. 25, 1896 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Mar. 27, 1896 Correspondence from John Perry

Mar. 30, 1896 Correspondence from John W. Hoyt

Mar. 30, 1896 Correspondence from Charles A. Schott

Mar. 31, 1896 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Mar. 31, 1896 Correspondence from H.S. Dorsel

April 1-15, 1896

Box 5

Folder 9

Apr. 1, 1896 Correspondence from C.H. Daw

Apr. 1, 1896 Correspondence from R.E. Kernow

Apr. 2, 1896 Correspondence from Worcester Fire Society, invitation

Apr. 2, 1896 Correspondence from Ogden N. Rood

Apr. 2, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Apr. 3, 1896 Correspondence from William Harris

Apr. 3, 1896 TCM correspondence to Mr. Sayers

Apr. 3, 1896 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

Apr. 3, 1896 Correspondence from F.L.O. Wadsworth

Apr. 4, 1896 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

Apr. 6, 1896 Correspondence from Frederick J. Dickson

Apr. 6, 1896 Correspondence from H.A. Rowland

Apr. 7, 1896 Correspondence from A.J. Warner

Apr. 8, 1896 Correspondence from George Davidson

Apr. 8, 1896 Correspondence from William L. Dudley

Apr. 9, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Apr. 9, 1896 Correspondence from Charles S. Walcott

Apr. 10, 1896 Correspondence from John W. Kafson

Apr. 11, 1896 Correspondence from W.I. Harris

Apr. 11, 1896 Correspondence from G.E. Nipher

Apr. 12, 1896 Correspondence from Alexander Graham Bell, invitation

Apr. 13, 1896 Correspondence from Arbitration Conference, invitation

Apr. 13, 1896 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

Apr. 13, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Apr. 15, 1896 Correspondence from Charles F. Pierce

April 16 - May 8, 1896

Box 5

Folder 10

Apr. 16, 1896 Correspondence from William F. Draper

Apr. 16, 1896 Correspondence from Thursday Evening Club, invitation

Apr. 16, 1896 Correspondence from Charles S. Walcott

Apr. 16, 1896 Correspondence from Joseph H. Walker

Apr. 17, 1896 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

Apr. 20, 1896 Correspondence from John A. Brashear

Apr. 20, 1896 Correspondence from Charles T. Daly

Apr. 22, 1896 Correspondence from 12 Physicists, Astronomers, Mathematicians of the National Academy of Sciences correspondence to the Right Honorable Lord Kelvin, 3 copies, additional copy, see May 4, 1917

Apr. 24, 1896 Correspondence from D.W. Abercrombie

Apr. 24, 1896 Correspondence from George Davidson

Apr. 24, 1896 Correspondence from W.W. Goding, Literary Society (Godding?)

Apr. 26, 1896 Correspondence from Henry P. Carhart

Apr. 27, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Apr. 29, 1896 Correspondence from E.W. Coy

Apr. 30, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Apr. 30, 1896 Correspondence from Denis M. Hurley

Apr. 30, 1896 Correspondence from E.S. Plumb

May 2, 1896 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

May 4, 1896 Correspondence from E.L. Corthell, letter from John Sherman (Apr. 29) to Corthell & copy attached

May 5, 1896 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

May 5, 1896 Correspondence from Benjamin Durfee

May 5, 1896 Correspondence from H.A. Rowland, TCM's draft of letter to Kelvin (Apr. 22), enclosed

May 6, 1896 Correspondence from A.A Michelson

May 8, 1896 Correspondence from Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe, list of attendants at the lectures Sir William Thomson, Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Oct. 1884

May 8, 1896 Correspondence from R.N. Batchelder, information on U.S. flag attached

May 9, 1896 Correspondence from George Davidson

May 9, 1896 Correspondence from W.I. Harris

May 11 - June 18, 1896

Box 5

Folder 11

May 11, 1896 Correspondence from E.S. Plumb, clippings enclosed

May 12, 1896 Correspondence from F.J. Barbarin

May 13, 1896 Correspondence from William P. Frye

May 14, 1896 Correspondence from J.T. B. , 2nd Vice-Pres., Pennsylvania Lines W. of Pittsburgh

May 18, 1896 Correspondence from C.A. Chandler

May 18, 1896 TCM, draft correspondence to William McKinley

May 19, 1896 Correspondence from A. Newcomb McGee, telegram

May 19, 1896 Correspondence from William Woodward

May 21, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

May 22, 1896 Correspondence from William L. Dudley

May 22, 1896 Correspondence from A.B. Kimball

May 22, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

May 25, 1896 Correspondence from Louis A. Fischer

May 27, 1896 Correspondence from C.B. Comstock

May 30, 1896 Correspondence from Ray Greene Huling

June 1, 1896 Correspondence from W.J. Soumons

June 2, 1896 Correspondence from Frank P. Goulding

June 2, 1896 Correspondence from D.B. Wainwright

June 2, 1896 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

June 5, 1896 Correspondence from Mary Wilgus, draft of letter by TCM to the State Board of Examiners (June 8) on the reverse side

June 6, 1896 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

June 8, 1896 Correspondence from R.R. Bowker

June 8, 1896 Correspondence from Stephen Salisbury

June 9, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell, letters of James P. Hall of June 7 & 9 to Cattell enclosed, about Bigelow's work

June 15, 1896 22 "coefficients" correspondence to Lord Kelvin

June 15, 1896 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

June 18, 1896 Correspondence from Melvil Dewey

June 19-28, 1896

Box 5

Folder 12

June 19, 1896 Correspondence from William Egleston

June 19, 1896 Correspondence from D.B. Wainwright

June 22, 1896 Correspondence from Frank H. Bigelow

June 22, 1896 Correspondence from George E. Gladwin

June 22, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

June 22, 1896 TCM, draft correspondence to A.B. Prescott

June 23, 1896 Correspondence from Sir William Thomson, Lord Kelvin

June 24, 1896 Correspondence from Univ. of Michigan, invitation

June 25, 1896 Correspondence from Thomas Gray

June 26, 1896 Correspondence from Andrew Fiske

June 27, 1896 Correspondence from Thomas Gray, telegram

June 27, 1896 Correspondence from Thomas Gray

June 28, 1896 Correspondence from E.W. Coy

June 28, 1896 Correspondence from Margaret E. Dennis

June 28, 1896 Correspondence from Elm

June 28, 1896 Correspondence from W.S. Pratt (?)

June 30, 1896 Correspondence from Roger Wolcott, TCM's appointment to the Massachusetts Highway Commission

Correspondence, July 1896 - December 1905

July 1896

Box 6

Folder 1

July 1, 1896 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

July 1, 1896 Correspondence from E.L. Corthell

July 3, 1896 Correspondence from William L. Ames

July 3, 1896 Correspondence from Roger Wolcott

July 4, 1896 Correspondence from E.L. Corthell

July 4, 1896 Correspondence from William Stewart

July 6, 1896 Correspondence from George E. Belknap

July 6, 1896 Correspondence from E.R. Stoddard

July 6, 1896 Correspondence from Sir William Thomson, Lord Kelvin, correspondence to the 20 "coefficients", TCM draft included

July 7, 1896 Sir William Thomson, Lord Kelvin correspondence to National Acad. of Sciences

July 8, 1896 Correspondence from Margaret E. Dennis

July 14, 1896 Correspondence from Ephraim Cutter, telegram

July 15, 1896 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

July 16, 1896 Correspondence from J.H. Poynting

July 16, 1896 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

July 20, 1896 Correspondence from TCM, letter about copies of the address to Lord Kelvin, 5 copies

July 24, 1896 Correspondence from Edward Orton

July 24, 1896 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

July 27, 1896 Correspondence from M.M. (?) Rockhill

July 29, 1896 Correspondence from E.W. Cay

July 30, 1896 Correspondence from G. Brown Goode

July 31, 1896 Correspondence from I.A. Ewnig

July 31, 1896 Correspondence from W.J. Soumons(?), Popular Science Monthly

August 1896

Box 6

Folder 2

Aug. 3, 1896 Correspondence from G. Brown Goode

Aug. 3, 1896 Correspondence from Elizabeth A. Hampson

Aug. 3, 1896 Correspondence from Benjamin E. Smith

Aug. 3, 1896 Correspondence from Worcester City Government invitation

Aug. 4, 1896 Correspondence from Frank H. Bigelow

Aug. 5, 1896 Correspondence from Benjamin E. Smith

Aug. 6, 1896 Correspondence from William L. Ames

Aug. 14, 1896 Correspondence from G. Brown Goode

Aug. 15, 1896 Correspondence from Stanley Dunkerley

Aug. 19, 1896 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Aug. 22, 1896 Correspondence from John Milne

Aug. 26, 1896 Correspondence from E.C. Brown

Aug. 28, 1896 Correspondence from L.O. Howard

Aug. 31, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Aug. 31, 1896 Correspondence from Walter H. Page

September - December 1896

Box 6

Folder 3

Sept. 1, 1896 Correspondence from I.A. (Euring?), probably Ewing

Sept. 1, 1896 Correspondence from James M. Johnston

Sept. 2, 1896 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Sept. 10, 1896 Correspondence from I.A. Ewnig

Sept. 15, 1896 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Sept. 19, 1896 Correspondence from James H. Canfield

Sept. 22, 1896 Correspondence from S. Mine

Sept. 24, 1896 Correspondence from C.E.L. Wingate, TCM draft included

Sept. 24, 1896 Correspondence from C.A. Young

Sept. 25, 1896 Correspondence from S. Mine

Sept. 29, 1896 Correspondence from Elizabeth Guest

Sept. 29, 1896 Correspondence from C.A. Young

Sept. 30, 1896 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Oct. 1, 1896 Correspondence from F.S. Luther

Oct. 2, 1896 Correspondence from YMCA, invitation

Oct. 7, 1896 Correspondence from S. Mine

Oct. 8, 1896 Correspondence from Ray Greene Huling

Oct. 14, 1896 Correspondence from A.J. Woolman

Oct. 19, 1896 Correspondence from F.S. Luther

Oct. 19, 1896 Correspondence from W.E. Wilson

Oct. 20, 1896 Correspondence from G. & C. Merriam Co.

Oct. 20, 1896 Correspondence from Walter H. Page

Oct. 21, 1896 Correspondence from George H. Nutt

Oct. 23, 1896 Correspondence from E.C. Brown

Oct. 23, 1896 Correspondence from H.B. Frissell

Oct. 24, 1896 Correspondence from Donald MacKay

Nov. 27, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Dec. 5, 1896 Correspondence from J.K. Rees

Dec. 7, 1896 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

Dec. 17, 1896 Correspondence from George F. Hoar

Dec. 17, 1896 Correspondence from H.C. Lodge

Dec. 21, 1896 Correspondence from C.G. Washbury

Dec. 24, 1896 Correspondence from John A. Brashear

January 1897 - March 1899

Box 6

Folder 4

Jan. 14, 1897 Correspondence from Henry W. Haynes, Sec., Mass Historical Society

Jan. 15, 1897 Correspondence from John G. Ames, Joint Resolution providing for a comprehensive index to Government publications from 1881-1893 attached

Jan 15, 1897 Correspondence from G.K. Gilbert

Jan. 19, 1897 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Jan. 22, 1897 Correspondence from J.T. Brooks

Feb. 9, 1897 Correspondence from H.H. Goodell

Mar. 15, 1897 Correspondence from Charles W. Stone

Apr. 24, 1897 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

May 5, 1897 Correspondence from Edward E. Hale

May 21, 1897 Correspondence from Gardiner G. Hubbard

July 18, 1897 Correspondence from W. Foerster

Aug. 17, 1897 Correspondence from W.J.M. Cher

Nov. 22, 1897 Correspondence from G.H. Darwin

Dec. 7, 1897 Correspondence from William Mendenhall

Apr. 15, 1898 Correspondence from St. Wulstan, menu

June 21, 1898 Correspondence from W.S. Chaler

Sept. 14, 1898 Correspondence from An affectionate "triangle"

Sept. 18, 1898 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

Sept. 21, 1898 Correspondence from Sir William Thomson

Oct. 19, 1898 Correspondence from Capital City Club, pass

Oct. 21, 1898 Correspondence from F.A. Mahan

Nov. 9, 1898 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Nov. 22, 1898 Correspondence from James P. Munroe

Jan. 22, 1899 Correspondence from Charles F. Adams

Feb. 6, 1899 Correspondence from James H. Canfield

Feb. 9, 1899 TCM, draft correspondence to Roger Wolcott

March 4, 1899 Correspondence from Worcester Club, ticket

Mar. 24, 1899 Correspondence from C.E. Norton

May 1899 - December 1900

Box 6

Folder 5

May 1, 1899 Correspondence from Irwin Shepard, National Educ. Association

May 12, 1899 Correspondence from Jean W. Davenport Lander, photograph attached

May 15, 1899 Correspondence from Irwin Shepard

July 4, 1899 Correspondence from D.H. Chamberlain

July 5, 1899 Correspondence from Roger Wolcott, Mendenhall's appointment to the Mass. Highway Commission

Sept. 18, 1899 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Oct. 3, 1899 Correspondence from The World, telegram

Nov. 6, 1899 Correspondence from Irwin Shepard

Nov. 26, 1899 Correspondence from Edward Orton memorial service, program

Dec. 12, 1899 Correspondence from Elisha Gray

Dec. 15, 1899 Correspondence from Fred. Prime, Sec., American Philosophical Society, election to membership

Jan. 8, 1900 B. & B. Black

Jan. 15, 1900 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann, Frank H. Bigelow, T.J.J. Lee

Jan. 22, 1900 Correspondence from Winthrop Ames

Mar. 13, 1900 Correspondence from Henry F. Jenles

Mar. 22, 1900 Correspondence from William T. Ledquick

June 20, 1900 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Aug. 19, 1900 Correspondence from Charles A. Marple, telegram

Oct. 15, 1900 TCM correspondence to Stephen Salisbury, resignation from presidency of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, draft & copy of additional remarks, of copy reply of the trustees, Stephen Salisbury, Daniel Merriman, C.G. Washburn

Oct. 20, 1900 Correspondence from Howard I. Rogers

Nov. 12, 1900 Correspondence from George F. Hoar

Dec. 18, 1900 Correspondence from W.T. Leoquick

Dec. 31, 1900 Correspondence from G. Stanley Hull

January - June 1901

Box 6

Folder 6

Jan. 10, 1901 Correspondence from Chandler Robbins, draft of Mendenhall's reply attached

Jan. 10, 1901 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson, general list of papers, addresses of Elihu Thomson, attached

Jan. 11, 1901 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

Jan. 12, 1901 Correspondence from N.S. Shaler

Jan. 17, 1901 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Jan. 21, 1901 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

Jan. 26, 1901 Correspondence from D.W. Abercrombie

Feb. 20, 1901 Correspondence from American Geographical Society, invitation

Mar. 2, 1901 Correspondence from S.P. Langley

Mar. 10, 1901 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

Apr. 21, 1901 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Apr. 27, 1901 Correspondence from N.S. Shaler

Apr. 27, 1901 Correspondence from Triangle dinner invitation

May 10, 1901 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

June 2, 1901 Correspondence from Samuel A. Hopkins

June 5, 1901 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

June 6, 1901 Correspondence from D.G. Gilman

June 9, 1901 Correspondence from Effie Brooks Borden

June 10, 1901 Correspondence from Committee appointment by faculty of Worcester Polytech Inst. Leonard P. Kinnicutt, U. Waldo Cutler, Sidney A. Reeve

June 14, 1901 Correspondence from H.R. Sinclair

June 24, 1901 Correspondence from George F. Hoar

June 27, 1901 Correspondence from C.E. Washburn

September - December 1901

Box 6

Folder 7

Sept. 28, 1901 Correspondence from Stephen Salisbury

Oct. 2, 1901 J.R. Lovejoy correspondence to Ernest Thurnauer, introducing Mendenhall

Oct. 2, 1901 J. R. Lovejoy correspondence to A.S. Garfield, attached, introduction letter

Oct. 2, 1901 J.R. Lovejoy correspondence to Louis J. Magee, introducing Mendenhall

Oct. 4, 1901 Correspondence from Simon Newcomb

Oct. 14, 1901 Correspondence from George C. Hurlbut (!)

Oct. 19, 1901 Correspondence from John Hay

Oct. 26, 1901 Correspondence from Meeting to commemorate Henry Augustus Rowland, invitation

Oct. 28, 1901 Correspondence from J. Evarts Greene

Oct. 29, 1901 Correspondence from Morizo Suzuki

Dec. 3, 1901 Correspondence from Jean M. Lander, the former Jean Davenport, famous actress in the 60s

Dec. 4, 1901 Correspondence from Alexander Graham Bell, list of Mendenhall's possible suggestions for the National Geographic Society on reverse

February 1902 - July 1903

Box 6

Folder 8

Feb. 19, 1902 Correspondence from A.A. Raven, Sec., Amer. Geographical Society

Apr. 19, 1902 Correspondence from Columbia College, invitation

Apr. 30, 1902 Correspondence from A. Marshall Elliott

June 9, 1902 Correspondence from Charles F. Adams

Dec. 25, 1902 Correspondence from Francis Blake

Apr. 3, 1903 Correspondence from Alexis Cope

May 5, 1903 Correspondence from R.T. Taylor

May 12, 1903 Correspondence from L.O. Howard

May 14, 1903 Correspondence from Secretary Hay

May 15, 1903 Correspondence from John W. Foster, extract from the "British Case" & Mendenhall, draft attached

May 20, 1903 TCM, draft correspondence to Alexis Cope

June 16, 1903 Correspondence from John W. Foster, Counter Case, 1894

July 22, 1903 Correspondence from L.O. Howard

July 27, 1903 Correspondence from C.A. Waldo

February 1904 - December 1905

Box 6

Folder 9

Feb. 2, 1904 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Aug. 16, 1904 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Aug. 27, 1904 Correspondence from Arthur Schuster

Sept. 22, 1904 Correspondence from Arthur Schuster

Sept. 23, 1904 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Oct. 9, 1904 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Jan. 7, 1905 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Jan. 10, 1905 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

May 9, 1905 Correspondence from E.H. Russell

May 15, 1905 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

June 22, 1905 Correspondence from C.A. Young

July 24, 1905 Correspondence from Stephen Salisbury

Dec. 19, 1905 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Correspondence, February 1906 - December 1912

February - December 1906

Box 7

Folder 1

Feb. 12, 1906 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Feb. 16, 1906 Correspondence from The Decimal Assoc., Samuel Montagu, Belhaven & Stenton, Kelvin

Mar. 28, 1906 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Apr. 11, 1906 Correspondence from Triangle dinner invitation, list of members on reverse side

Apr. 11, 1906 Greeting from 8 members of Triangle club

Apr. 12-20, 1906 Correspondence from American Philosophical Society, invitation, 200th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's birth

May 24, 1906 Correspondence from Elsie Wentworth

June 1, 1906 TCM correspondence to Former pupil from high school, Salem, Ohio

June 12, 1906 Correspondence from C.A. Young

Nov. 23, 1906 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Nov. 25, 1906 Correspondence from E.H. Russell

Dec. 11, 1906 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

Dec. 12, 1906 Correspondence from Wallace C. Sabine

Dec. 29, 1906 Correspondence from American Museum of Natural History, invitation, ticket, & program- unveiling of bust of American Men of Science

January 1907 - January 1908

Box 7

Folder 2

Jan. 22, 1907 Correspondence from William H. Riding, printed letter attached

Jan. 27, 1907 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

Feb. 3, 1907 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

Feb. 7, 1907 Correspondence from Archibald M. Howe

Feb. 17, 1907 Correspondence from C.A. Young

Mar. 7, 1907 Correspondence from Edward L. Nichols

Apr. 24, 1907 Correspondence from R. Rothmann

May 20, 1907 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

July 10, 1907 Correspondence from J.R. Lovejoy

July 27, 1907 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

July 28, 1907 Correspondence from George F. Barker

Aug. 29, 1907 Correspondence from Vacheron & Constantin, Director, Manufacture d'Horlogerie

Sept. 4, 1907 Correspondence from Vacheron & Constantin, Director, Manufacture d'Horlogerie

Sept. 11, 1907 Correspondence from Vacheron & Constantin

Sept. 14, 1907 Correspondence from Vacheron & Constantin

Sept. 19, 1907 Correspondence from Vacheron & Constantin

Oct. 7, 1907 Correspondence from George F. Barker

Oct. 14, 1907 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

Nov. 5, 1907 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

Dec. 11, 1907 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

Dec. 23, 1907 Correspondence from G.A. LeBal

Jan. 1, 1908 Correspondence from A.A. Michelson

Jan. 2, 1908 Correspondence from John A. Brashear

Jan. 9, 1908 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Jan. 11, 1908 Correspondence from C.R. Putnam

Jan. 19, 1908 Correspondence from F.S. Chaves

Jan. 25, 1908 Correspondence from Edward W. Morley

February 1908 - October 1909

Box 7

Folder 3

Feb. 1, 1908 Correspondence from T.C. Chamberlin

Mar. 8, 1908 Correspondence from John A. Brashear

Apr. 5, 1908 Correspondence from Sarah Brooks

May 18, 1908 Correspondence from R.U. Johnson

May 20, 1908 Correspondence from S.N., postcard

June 12, 1908 Correspondence from Rose Alumni, telegram

Aug. 4, 1908 Correspondence from R.U. Johnson

Aug. 17, 1908 Correspondence from Dr. Jakob Kunz, list of his scientific papers enclosed

Oct. 6, 1908 Congratulatory cablegram

Oct. 17, 1908 Correspondence from Ernest Merritt

Dec. 26, 1908 Correspondence from E.H. Russell

Jan. 18, 1909 Correspondence from H.J. Slaker, photograph enclosed

May 13, 1909 Correspondence from E. Howard Watch Co.

May 14, 1909 Correspondence from Ernest Merritt

June 9, 1909 Correspondence from E. Howard Watch Co.

July 7, 1909 Correspondence from Raoul Gautier, Observatory of Geneva, draft of reply at end of letter

July 15, 1909 TCM correspondence to Mrs. Newcomb

July 19, 1909 Correspondence from E. Howard Watch Co., E.R. Snow

Aug. 28, 1909 Correspondence from Mrs. Newcomb - Simon Newcomb, death notice

Sept. 7, 1909 Correspondence from Raoul Gautier

Sept. 17, 1909 Correspondence from Raoul Gautier

Sept. 24, 1909 Correspondence from The Keystone Watch Case, H. Hofer

Oct. 9, 1909 Correspondence from The Keystone Watch Case Co.

Oct. 28, 1909 Correspondence from A.A. Michelson

Nov. 2, 1909 Correspondence from The Keystone Watch Case Co.

Dec. 2, 1909 Correspondence from George R. Twiss

March 1910 - May 1911

Box 7

Folder 4

ca. 1910 Correspondence from Thomas A. Mendenhall

Mar. 24, 1910 Correspondence from Ernest Merritt, list of newly elected members & recommendations for the Physical Society, March, 1910

Apr. 16, 1910 Correspondence from Mrs. Simon Newcomb

June 27, 1910 Correspondence from Florence Mendenhall, telegram

Oct. 17, 1910 Correspondence from Ernest Merritt, nominations to the Physical Society, Oct. 15

Oct. 31, 1910 Correspondence from Mrs. Newcomb

Nov. 24, 1910 William Deasons correspondence to Mr. Lover, introducing the Mendenhalls

Dec. 8, 1910 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Dec. 8, 1910 Correspondence from Franklin MacNeagh

Dec. 13, 1910 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

Dec. 23, 1910 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

Dec. 28, 1910 Correspondence from Morizo Suzuki

Jan. 23, 1911 Correspondence from Graham Bell, telegram

Feb. 11, 1911 Correspondence from Alexander Graham Bell

Feb. 14, 1911 Correspondence from Alexander Graham Bell, telegram

Mar. 1, 1911 Correspondence from Morizo Suzuki

Mar. 30, 1911 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Apr. 17, 1911 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Apr. 27, 1911 Correspondence from T. Uyeda

Apr. 30, 1911 Correspondence from Morizo Suzuki

May 16, 1911 Dinner at Botanical Garden, committee list

May 19, 1911 Correspondence from J. Magasawa

May 19, 1911 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

May 26, 1911 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

May 31, 1911 Correspondence from I. Hattori

June - December 1911

Box 7

Folder 5

June 5, 1911 Correspondence from John Franklin Fort, invitation

Aug. 9, 1911 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Aug. 9, 1911 Correspondence from J.R. Lovejoy

Aug. 14, 1911 Correspondence from G. Stanley Hull

Sept. 1, 1911 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Sept. 18, 1911 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

Oct. 4, 1911 Correspondence from A.G. Farr, telegram

Nov. 1, 1911 Correspondence from Marietta S. Huntington

Nov. 15, 1911 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

Dec. 15, 1911 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka, recommendation for Miyaoka from Wilkinson, Fisher, Witherspoon, & MacKaye to the Trade-Mark Protective Society (Nov. 13, 1911) attached

January - June 1912

Box 7

Folder 6

Jan. 5, 1912 Correspondence from W.A. Layman

Jan. 11, 1912 Correspondence from Frank Forster, article found in old scrapbook, attached

Jan. 12, 1912 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Jan. 15, 1912 Correspondence from Harriet L. Heeler

Jan. 25, 1912 Correspondence from W.A. Layman

Feb. 12, 1912 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Feb. 21, 1912 Correspondence from Murray Peabody Brush

Feb. 23, 1912 Correspondence from A.W. Sabine Siebert

Apr. 13, 1912 Correspondence from John E. Potter, letter from Gilbert Erasmus Wilson Cope to Potter (2-3) enclosed

May, 1912 Correspondence from Western Reserve University, bulletin

June 1, 1912 Correspondence from Charles (?) F. Thump

June 16, 1912 Correspondence from Charles F. Thump, statement of Frank Perkins Whitman attached

September - December 1912

Box 7

Folder 7

Sept. 9, 1912 Correspondence from L.O. Howard

Sept. 13, 1912 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Sept. 13, 1912 Correspondence from James McCrea

Sept. 14, 1912 Correspondence from Shoke Tanaka

Sept. 23, 1912 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Oct. 3, 1912 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Oct. 14, 1912 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa, postcard

Oct. 16, 1912 Correspondence from American Antiquarian Society, Centennial dinner & celebration, invitation & programs

Oct. 31, 1912 Correspondence from Edward Robinson

Nov. 6, 1912 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Nov. 9, 1912 Correspondence from M. Suzuki

Dec. 5, 1912 Correspondence from L.W. Page

Dec. 13, 1912 Correspondence from Cosmos Club, invitation

Dec. 13, 1912 G. & C. Merriam Co., N.N. Washburn

Dec. 19, 1912 Correspondence from Edward Orton , Jr. (?)

Dec. 19, 1912 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

Dec. 31, 1912 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

Correspondence, January 1913 - December 1916

January - April 1913

Box 8

Folder 1

Jan. 27, 1913 Correspondence from G.H. McKnight

Jan. 27, 1913 Correspondence from Suma Tanaka

Feb. 9, 1913 Correspondence from F.S. Chaves

Feb. 27, 1913 Correspondence from Murietta Huntington, letter & card

Mar. 4, 1913 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Mar. 10, 1913 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Mar. 18, 1913 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Mar. 18, 1913 Correspondence from C.G. Washburn

Mar. 22, 1913 Correspondence from N. N. Hollis (Harris?)

Mar. 24, 1913 Correspondence from C.G. Washburn

Mar. 27, 1913 Correspondence from F.A. Chaves (?)

Apr. 1, 1913 Correspondence from Allen B. Forbes

Apr. 2, 1913 Correspondence from N.N. Harris

Apr. 9, 1913 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Apr. 25, 1913 Correspondence from New York Public Library, invitation

Apr. 25, 1913 Correspondence from Toshio Takamine

Apr. 27, 1913 Correspondence from Jane Grey Holcomb

Apr. 27, 1913 Correspondence from Mignon Talbot

Apr. 30, 1913 Correspondence from W.H. Venable

May - December 1913

Box 8

Folder 2

May 6, 1913 Correspondence from Langley Day program, invitation

June 12, 1913 Correspondence from Clarence Taylin

June 16, 1913 Correspondence from Frank Forster

June 24, 1913 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

June 25, 1913 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

July 17, 1913 Horace T. Smith correspondence to professor of Physics

July 27, 1913 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Aug. 14, 1913 Correspondence from George H. Twiss, copies of notes from C.L. Narvin & William Jewett Tucker attached

Aug. 19, 1913 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Sept. 17, 1913 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Oct. 19, 1913 Clipping from Cleveland Plain Dealer & draft of unsent letter to the editor by TCM

Nov. 16, 1913 TCM, 2 copies correspondence to Mary R. Campbell

Nov. 18, 1913 Correspondence from Tsunejiro Miyaoka

Nov. 21, 1913 Correspondence from J.S. Ames

Dec. 7, 1913 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

Dec. 13, 1913 Correspondence from Erie C. Hopwood

Dec. 18, 1913 Correspondence from J.S. Ames

February - June 1914

Box 8

Folder 3

Feb. 19, 1914 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Mar. 5, 1914 Correspondence from George H. Twiss, continued Apr. 12, 1914

Mar. 20, 1914 TCM, draft correspondence to Dr. Ellis

Mar. 21, 1914 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell, list of Committee of One Hundred attached

Mar. 22, 1914 TCM, draft correspondence to Editor, Literary Digest

Mar. 27, 1914 Correspondence from W.H. Holmes, photograph enclosed

Apr. 23, 1914 TCM, draft correspondence to J.M.K. Cattell

May 25, 1914 Correspondence from R.B. Owens, draft of reply attached (May 29)

May 29, 1914 TMC's reply to above, (Dr. Owens), reprinted from the Journal of the Franklin Institute, August, 1914, 2 copies.

June 10, 1914 Correspondence from R.B. Owens, letter from Alfred Rigling, Asst. Sec. of the Franklin Institute attached (July 2, 1914), also addressed to TCM

July 1914 - March 1915

Box 8

Folder 4

July 7, 1914 Correspondence from J.W. McLane, forwarded to TCM by A.H. Shaw A.H. Shaw

July 7, 1914 Correspondence from D.C. Westenhaver

July 8, 1914 Correspondence from Edward Bushnell

July 8, 1914 Correspondence from E.L. Mendenhall

July 15, 1914 Correspondence from James W. McLane

Sept. 4, 1914 Correspondence from C.F. Marvin, Weather Bureau

Sept. 9, 1914 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Sept. 23, 1914 Correspondence from Charles F. Scott

Oct. 24, 1914 Correspondence from Charles F. Scott

Nov. 26, 1914 H. Cameron Forster correspondence to James E. Campbell, photographs of Frank Forster, & TCM attached

Dec. 17, 1914 Correspondence from L.O. Howard, draft of reply (Dec. 20, 1914) on bottom of page

Dec. 29, 1914 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Dec. 30, 1914 Correspondence from American Association for the Advancement of Science, notice of lifetime membership, L.O. Howard

Mar. 1, 1915 Correspondence from Ernest Lavisse, l'Académie française

Mar. 9, 1915 Correspondence from Sir Gilbert Parker

Mar. 27, 1915 Correspondence from Charles C. Pavey

Mar. 29, 1915 Correspondence from Alexis Cope

April - November 1915

Box 8

Folder 5

Apr. 7, 1915 TCM, draft correspondence to Hugh M. Smith

Apr. 12, 1915 Correspondence from Erie C. Hopwood

Aug. 13, 1915 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

Apr. 21, 1915 Correspondence from Cosmos Club, invitation

Apr. 28, 1915 Correspondence from Ira N. Hollis

May 10, 1915 Correspondence from Ira N. Hollis

May 13, 1915 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

June 4, 1915 Correspondence from R.B. Owens

June 14, 1915 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

June 16, 1915 Correspondence from R.B. Owens

Aug. 14, 1915 Correspondence from Anna Earhart

Aug. 16, 1915 Correspondence from Pamela Sullivant Neil, letter from Frederick Wright, attached

Aug. 18, 1915 Correspondence from Cleveland Abbe

Aug. 20, 1915 Correspondence from W.H. Scott

Aug. 21, 1915 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

Aug. 22, 1915 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Aug. 23, 1915 Correspondence from J.R. Lovejoy

Aug. 30, 1915 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

Sept. 13, 1915 Correspondence from S.H. Church

Oct. 2, 1915 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Oct. 6, 1915 Correspondence from R.B. Owens

Nov. 10, 1915 Correspondence from C.G. Abbot

Nov. 16, 1915 Correspondence from George Otis Smith

Nov. 26, 1915 Correspondence from Ohio Academy of Science, Program of the 25th Annual Meeting

February - October 1916

Box 8

Folder 6

Feb. 2, 1916 Correspondence from E. Lester Jones

Feb. 8, 1916 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

Feb. 19, 1916 Correspondence from Margaret Feldner

Mar. 13, 1916 Correspondence from Mrs. Simon Newcomb

Mar. 17, 1916 Correspondence from E. Lester Jones

Mar. 17, 1916 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Mar. 18, 1916 Correspondence from W.B. Chilton

Apr. 3, 1916 Correspondence from W.W. Keen

Apr. 6, 1916 U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey correspondence to Mrs. Mendenhall, invitation

Apr. 8, 1916 Correspondence from E. Lester Jones

Apr. 8, 1916 Correspondence from W.W. Keen, postcard

May 16, 1916 Correspondence from Ralph D. Mershon

May 18, 1916 Correspondence from A.B. Fletcher

Aug. 18, 1916 Correspondence from Alfred E. Stearns

Oct. 30, 1916 Correspondence from John A. Brashear

November - December 1916

Box 8

Folder 7

Nov. 8, 1916 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

Dec. 13, 1916 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Dec. 15, 1916 Correspondence from Flachitaro Seiken Takenaka

Dec. 20, 1916 Correspondence from K. Kuniko

Dec. 21, 1916 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Dec. 25, 1916 Correspondence from Amy Stahl

Dec. 26, 1916 Correspondence from K. Jamagawa

Dec. 30, 1916 Correspondence from D. Kikuchi

Correspondence, January 1917 - December 1919

January - September 1917

Box 9

Folder 1

Jan. 10, 1917 Correspondence from Taro Tsuji

Jan. 17, 1917 Correspondence from Robert Abbe

Mar. 1, 1917 Correspondence from R.B. Owens

Apr. 17, 1917 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Apr. 26, 1917 Correspondence from L.H. Mees, telegram

May 1, 1917 Correspondence from L.H. Mees

May 4, 1917 Correspondence from TCM, note about loss of the Kelvin address by Newcomb

May 23, 1917 Correspondence from Edith Schweitzer

June 4, 1917 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

June 5, 1917 Correspondence from Isaiah Bowman

June 24, 1917 Correspondence from Lucy Allen Stuart (Mrs.Geo.)

July 2, 1917 Correspondence from Louis E. Lord, Oberlin College

Aug. 20, 1917 Correspondence from Death notice-Baron Dairoku Kikuchi

Aug. 20, 1917 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Aug. 22, 1917 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Aug. 30, 1917 Correspondence from W.H. Venable

Sept. 24, 1917 Correspondence from Josiah Morrow

Sept. 28, 1917 Correspondence from Delia L. Williams

October 1917 - April 1918

Box 9

Folder 2

Oct. 5, 1917 Letters relating to dinner on Oct. 5 in honor of Mendenhall's 76th birthday

Oct. 5, 1917 Menu for above dinner

Oct. 11, 1917 Correspondence from Henry L. Peck, clipping attached

Oct. 20, 1917 Correspondence from E.L. Hyneman

Oct. 31, 1917 Correspondence from Josiah Morrow

Jan. 14, 1918 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Apr. 2, 1918 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Apr. 6, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley, 2 letters

Apr. 9, 1918 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin & Co., signature removed

Apr. 11, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley, Acting Secretary, Franklin Institute

Apr. 16, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley

Apr. 18, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley

Apr. 23, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley

Apr. 25, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley

Apr. 27, 1918 Correspondence from Walton Clark, Pres., Franklin Institute

May - December 1918

Box 9

Folder 3

May 1, 1918 Correspondence from A.W. Greeley

May 6, 1918 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

May 10, 1918 Correspondence from Walton Clark

May 10, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley, Acting Sec., Franklin Institute

May 15, 1918 Correspondence from Franklin Institute, program

May 16, 1918 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley

May 19, 1918 Correspondence from A.D. Cole, letter from Emily D. Cole, attached

June 16, 1918 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

June 24, 1918 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

June 27, 1918 Correspondence from F.E. Reynolds, telegram

July 12, 1918 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Sept. 4, 1918 Correspondence from James M. Cox

Sept. 9, 1918 Correspondence from Gaius S. Atkins

Sept. 20, 1918 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Sept. 21, 1918 Correspondence from A.L. Rohner

Sept. 24, 1918 Correspondence from J.R. Lovejoy

Sept. 26, 1918 TCM correspondence to E.S. Morse

Oct. 1, 1918 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Oct. 3, 1918 Correspondence from John A. Brashear, letter from John Tyndall to Brashear attached

Oct. 14, 1918 TCM correspondence to Warren G. Harding, note attached about reason for letter

Oct. 16, 1918 Correspondence from Warren G. Harding

Oct. 24, 1918 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Dec. 5, 1918 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Dec. 18, 1918 Correspondence from Florence Virginia West

Dec. 21, 1918 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin, clippings attached

Dec. 23, 1918 Correspondence from R.M. Royer, Acting Sec., Ohio State University

January - May 1919

Box 9

Folder 4

Jan. 13, 1919 Correspondence from T.W. Richards

Feb., 1919 From sermon of Rev. C.G. Atkins (Caius Glen?) at the unveiling of a tablet in memory of Dr. Gladden

Feb. 25, 1919 Correspondence from A.W. Sabine

Mar. 20, 1919 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Mar. 20, 1919 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Apr. 7, 1919 Correspondence from Correspondence from Asst. Treasurer, Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 12, 1919 Correspondence from Elbert H. Baker

Apr. 19, 1919 Correspondence from Ames W. Morse

Apr. 23, 1919 TCM correspondence to Dr. Alston Ellis

Apr. 25, 1919 Correspondence from Alston Ellis

Apr. 27, 1919 Correspondence from A.W. Sabine, printed biography of Wallace Clement Ware Sabine attached

May 9, 1919 TCM correspondence to Messrs. Spahr & Glenn

May 10, 1919 Correspondence about commemorative diplomas for soldiers lost in the war, County Association

May 17, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Company

May 23, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Company

June 1919

Box 9

Folder 5

June 3, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Company

June 10, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Company

June 16, 1919 Correspondence from James M. Cox commissions TCM to be a Member of the Board of Trustees of Ohio State University

June 17, 1919 Correspondence from John W. Hancher

June 17, 1919 Correspondence from William McPherson

June 17, 1919 Correspondence from Julius F. Stone

June 18, 1919 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

June 18, 1919 Correspondence from James M. Cox

June 18, 1919 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

June 19, 1919 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

June 20, 1919 Correspondence from F.C. Blake

June 20, 1919 Correspondence from Toshio Takamine

June 21, 1919 Committee of 11 professors correspondence to President & Board of Trustees, Ohio State University, request for raise in salary

June 23, 1919 Correspondence from Mrs. Herbert Osborn

June 24, 1919 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert

June 27, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 27, 1919 Correspondence from Tsunejiro Miyaoka

June 27, 1919 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

July - August 1919

Box 9

Folder 6

July 1, 1919 Correspondence from Olive Jones

July 2, 1919 Correspondence from S.G. Derby

July 4, 1919 Correspondence from J.V. Denney

July 7, 1919 Correspondence from W.T. Sedgwick

July 10, 1919 TCM, draft correspondence to Messrs. Adolph & Dungan

July 21, 1919 Correspondence from Julius F. Stone

July 23, 1919 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

July 25, 1919 Correspondence from G.W. Knight

July 25, 1919 TCM correspondence to Adolph & Dungan

July 26, 1919 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert

July 28, 1919 Correspondence from S.G. Derby

July 28, 1919 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper

July 29, 1919 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

July 30, 1919 Correspondence from Alfred Vivian

Aug. 1, 1919 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Aug. 7, 1919 Correspondence from V.W. Filiatrault, clippings & chart enclosed

Aug. 8, 1919 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert

Aug. 9, 1919 W.O. Thompson correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford, Bradford's reply (Aug. 16) enclosed

Aug. 10, 1919 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Aug. 13, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Company

Aug. 16, 1919 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Aug. 18, 1919 Correspondence from Charles H. Adams, Asst. Treas., Harris, Forbes & Company

Aug. 19, 1919 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, Annual Communication of the President to the University Faculty- Thurs. Oct. 2, 1919 enclosed

Aug. 20, 1919 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert

Aug. 21, 1919 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Aug. 23, 1919 Correspondence from William McPherson

ca. Aug. 24, 1919 TCM correspondence to Osman C. Hooper

Aug. 25, 1919 Correspondence from Horace L. Wilgus

Aug. 27, 1919 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Aug. 28, 1919 Correspondence from Chester Corey

Aug. 31, 1919 Correspondence from S.G. Derby

September - November 1919

Box 9

Folder 7

Sept. 4, 1919 Correspondence from American Chain Co., first page only

Sept. 9, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Sept. 10, 1919 Correspondence from Vinton E. M Vicker

Sept. 11, 1919 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

Sept. 12, 1919 Correspondence from M.H. Haertel Mary E. White

Sept. 12, 1919 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper

Sept. 15, 1919 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward; "Classics" by John J. Stevenson, reprinted from School & Society, Vol. X, No. 241, Aug. 9, 1919, enclosed

Sept. 17, 1919 J.E. McGilvrey correspondence To Whom It May Concern, transcript for Irene Angella

Sept. 19, 1919 J.E. McGilvrey correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Sept. 30, 1919 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Oct. 3, 1919 Correspondence from J.E. McGilvrey

Oct. 3, 1919 Correspondence from A.B. Wheeler

Oct. 4, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co., cashier

Oct. 5, 1919 Correspondence from F.C. Blake

Oct. 11, 1919 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, letter from Steeb to E.W. Harvey, enclosed

Oct. 14, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 15, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 18, 1919 Correspondence from F.C. Blake

Oct. 19, 1919 TCM correspondence to Mr. McMillin

Oct. 20, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 21, 1919 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Oct. 21, 1919 Correspondence from Joseph L. Wheeler, report of Legislative Committee about libraries, attached

Oct. 22, 1919 TCM, draft correspondence to Messrs. Adolph & Dungan

Oct. 22, 1919 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Oct. 25, 1919 TCM, draft correspondence to Professor Blake

Oct. 27, 1919 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

Nov. 9, 1919 Correspondence from E.I. Antrim

Nov. 11-19, 1919 Correspondence about staff at Portage County Hospital

Nov. 14, 1919 TCM correspondence to Dr. Sivon

Nov. 14, 1919 Correspondence from C.B. Wheeler, The Burrows Brothers Co.

Nov. 15, 1919 TCM correspondence to Adolph & Dungan

Nov. 19, 1919 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

Nov. 19, 1919 Correspondence from George C. Groman

Nov. 24, 1919 Correspondence from Toshio Takamine

Nov. 25, 1919 Correspondence from Amy Stahl

December 1919

Box 9

Folder 8

Dec. 1, 1919 Correspondence from Joseph L. Wheeler

Dec. 2, 1919 Correspondence from M.E. McCaffrey

Dec. 2, 1919 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Dec. 2, 1919 Correspondence from R.H. Platt, Jr. & R.R. Platt (?)

Dec. 4, 1919 Correspondence from Chester Corey

Dec. 10, 1919 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile, TCM's reply on reverse side (Dec. 12)

Dec. 11, 1919 Correspondence from J.J. Jackson

Dec. 12, 1919 Correspondence from F.C. Blake

Dec. 13, 1919 Correspondence from A.W. Greeley, clipping attached

Dec. 13, 1919 Correspondence from Francis W. Coker, Firman E. Bear, questionnaire attached

(box heading) Correspondence, December 1919 - June 1921

December 1919 - April 1920

Box 10

Folder 1

Dec. 15, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Company

Dec. 15, 1919 Correspondence from Charles Otis Palmer

Dec. 16, 1919 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Dec. 16, 1919 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Dec. 19, 1919 Correspondence from J.V. Denney, Exhibit of the Complete Four-Year Individual Curricula of 90 Seniors & comments (Nov. 25, 1919), enclosed

Dec. 23, 1919 Correspondence from C.G. Hartlerode, Portage County Commissioners

Dec. 27, 1919 Correspondence from Borton & Borton, E.H. Dailey

Dec. 29, 1919 Correspondence from Material relating to the salaries of the Ohio State University faculty

Dec. 30, 1919 Correspondence from John A. Brashear

Jan. 6, 1920 Correspondence from J.L. Morrill

Jan. 13, 1920 Correspondence from Chauncey B. Baker

Jan. 16, 1920 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

Jan. 19, 1920 Correspondence from Mrs. Simon Newcomb

Jan. 19, 1920 Correspondence from Edgar B. VanWagoner

Jan. 23, 1920 Correspondence from William McPherson, information on J.M. Bryant & Embury M. Hitchcock enclosed

Jan. 23, 1920 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Jan. 26, 1920 Correspondence from Fred W. Flowers

Jan. 27, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 28, 1920 Correspondence from William McPherson

Jan. 29, 1920 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

Jan. 30, 1920 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

Jan. 30, 1920 Correspondence from C.O. Ruggles

Feb. 2, 1920 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan, sketch enclosed

Feb. 11, 1920 Correspondence from William McPherson

Feb. 15, 1920 Correspondence from Frank M. Symonde

Feb. 22, 1920 Correspondence from Charles Palmer, Chief Chemist, United Fuel Gas Co.

Mar. 9, 1920 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Apr. 21, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Apr. 22, 1920 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Apr. 26, 1920 Correspondence from Emerson McMillin

Apr. 28, 1920 Correspondence from A.N. Eldred

May 1920

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Folder 2

May 1, 1920 Correspondence from R.S. Smith

May 1, 1920 Correspondence from G.W. Standish, R.S. Smith

May 5, 1920 Correspondence from Earl Smith & Son

May 11, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

May 14, 1920 Correspondence from Ohio Academy of Science, TCM's election to membership, F.C. Blake, Edward L. Rice

May 14, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett, telegram

May 14, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

May 15, 1920 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile

May 17, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett, information on homeopathic schools attached

May 18, 1920 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile, note about reply on reverse side

May 18, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

May 20, 1920 Charles S. Gleed correspondence to James A. Wickersham

May 22, 1920 N.P. Colwell, Council on Medical Education & Hospitals, correspondence to Henry S. Pritchett, questions & answers on homeopathic schools enclosed

May 24, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

May 29, 1920 Correspondence from Anita Newcomb McGee

May 29, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

June 1920

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Folder 3

June 3, 1920 Correspondence from I.L. Kandel, with list of American contributors to medical science

June 7, 1920 Correspondence from W.H. Alexander

June 7, 1920 Correspondence from Melville J.M. Cox

June 7, 1920 Correspondence from Charles Sheard

June 14, 1920 Correspondence from Helen M. Donthell

June 20, 1920 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, letter by Mendenhall (June 20) to Deans of Colleges, Dept. Heads & Older Professors enclosed

June 21, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 22, 1920 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

June 24, 1920 Correspondence from Louise Orton Caldwell

June 24, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 25, 1920 Correspondence from C.V. Marvin

June 25, 1920 Correspondence from J.S. Myers

June 25, 1920 Correspondence from R.S. Woodward

June 26, 1920 Correspondence from W.H. Scott

June 28, 1920 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

June 28, 1920 Correspondence from S.G. Derby

June 30, 1920 Correspondence from The Ohio Newspaper, Osman C. Hooper, Joseph S. Myers

July 1920

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Folder 4

July 1, 1920 Correspondence from Dorothy Caufield Fisher

July 1, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 1, 1920 Correspondence from Ferdinand Howald

July 6, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

July 8, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 9, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 10, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

July 12, 1920 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

July 12, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 14, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 14, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

July 15, 1920 Correspondence from J.W. Bailey

July 15, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 15, 1920 Correspondence from Olive Jones

July 15, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

July 15, 1920 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

July 16, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 17, 1920 Correspondence from Adolph & Dungan

July 17, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers, note by TCM on side of page

July 18, 1920 Correspondence from Gaius Glenn Atkins (?)

July 23, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 27, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 27, 1920 Correspondence from B.L. Stradley

July 28, 1920 Correspondence from Chester Corey

July 31, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

August - September 1920

Box 10

Folder 5

Aug. 5, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Aug. 6, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 9, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Aug. 10, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 11, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Aug. 12, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 13, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph L. Wheeler

Aug. 15, 1920 Correspondence from William McPherson

Aug. 16, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co., C.H. Stevens, Assistant Cashier

Aug. 16, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Aug. 17, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 19, 1920 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper

Aug. 20, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 23, 1920 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 27, 1920 Correspondence from Gertrude S. Kellicott

Sept. 7, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph L. Wheeler, draft of article on Reuben McMillan & draft of Mendenhall's reply (Oct. 5, 1920), enclosed

Sept. 9, 1920 Correspondence from Lowry F. Later

Sept. 13, 1920 Correspondence from Thomas H. Briggs

Sept. 14, 1920 Correspondence from H.G. Burlingame

Sept. 15, 1920 Correspondence from E.W. Harvey

Sept. 17, 1920 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Sept. 17, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett, paper on the medical situation in the Ohio State Univ., attached

Sept. 23, 1920 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Sept. 25, 1920 Correspondence from C.V. Marvin

Sept. 25, 1920 Correspondence from George W. Rightmire

October - November 1920

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Folder 6

Oct. 4, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Fritchett

Census Figures for Portage County

Oct. 8, 1920 C.E. Sherman correspondence to William McPherson

Oct. 8, 1920 Correspondence from Henry S. Fritchett

Oct. 13-16, 1920 Correspondence from General Program of the Semicentennial Celebration of the Ohio State Univ. (2 copies)

Oct. 13-16, 1920 Correspondence from Ohio State Univ., 50th Anniversary, invitation

Oct. 15, 1920 Correspondence from Alumni Dinner, College of Law, Ohio State Univ., program & menu

Oct. 19, 1920 Correspondence from F.C. Blake

Oct. 21, 1920 Correspondence from William McPherson

Oct. 25, 1920 Correspondence from William McPherson

Oct. 26, 1920 Correspondence from Charles S. Nelson

Oct. 31, 1920 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

Nov. 1, 1920 Correspondence from Elizabeth Sullivant

Nov. 4, 1920 Correspondence from George Melville Bolling

Nov. 5, 1920 Correspondence from Louise Orton Caldwell

January - May 1921

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Folder 7

ca. 1921-1922 TCM correspondence to Mrs. Beardsley

Jan. 11, 1921 Correspondence from A.W. Greeley

Jan. 14, 1921 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Jan. 18, 1921 Correspondence from F.A. Chaves

Jan. 25, 1921 Correspondence from Arthur Gordon Webster

Feb. 19, 1921 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Mar. 8, 1921 Correspondence from W.D. Campbell

Mar. 10, 1921 TCM correspondence to Dr. Thompson

Mar. 14, 1921 Correspondence from D.L. Hazard Miss Margarette Brooks

Mar. 24, 1921 Correspondence from Ira H. Harris

Mar. 26, 1921 TCM correspondence to Miss Margarette Brooks

Apr. 8, 1921 Correspondence from Frances Lester Warner

Apr. 11, 1921 Correspondence from Walter H. Martin

Apr. 18, 1921 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Apr. 19, 1921 Correspondence from E.S. Hitchcock, A.D. Cole

Apr. 29, 1921 Correspondence from Martha C. Hoyt

Apr. 29, 1921 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr.

May 2, 1921 AV:T , copy correspondence to W.O. Thompson

May 2, 1921 Correspondence from Mrs. A D. Robinson

May 3, 1921 Correspondence from J.V Denney

May 5, 1921 Correspondence from Erie A. Eckl

May 7, 1921 Correspondence from T.S. Huntington

May 7, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

May 10, 1921 TCM correspondence to G.W. Mallon

May 10, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

May 11, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

May 13, 1921 Correspondence from Henry B.F. Macfarland

May 13, 1921 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

May 14, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

May 16, 1921 Correspondence from C.F. Brush, Synopsis of a Discussion of a Kinetic Theory of Gravitation II; & Some New Experiments in Gravitation by Charles F. Brush, enclosed

May 20, 1921 Correspondence from C.F. Brush

May 23, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

May 24, 1921 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

May 25, 1921 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 26, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

May 27, 1921 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 28, 1921 William McPherson correspondence to Deans

May 30, 1921 Mrs. Frank E. Pomerene correspondence to W.O. Thompson

June 1921

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Folder 8

May 31, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

June 2, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

June 2, 1921 Correspondence from Dayton C. Miller

June 3, 1921 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

June 3, 1921 Correspondence from G.W. Mallon

June 3, 1921 W.O. Thompson, copy correspondence to Board of Trustees, Ohio State Univ.

June 6, 1921 Correspondence from Alfred Vivian

June 7, 1921 Correspondence from Mrs. Pamela Andress

June 8, 1921 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

June 12, 1921 Milton S. Hergesheimer, copy correspondence to Gov. Harry L. Davis

June 12, 1921 Correspondence from Julius F. Stone

June 13, 1921 Correspondence from John N. Cole

June 13, 1921 Olin, J. Ross, copy correspondence to Board of Trustees, Ohio State Univ.; Resolution against Religious Schools in State Univ. & Public Schools, attached

June 14, 1921 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 17, 1921 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 17, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, copy Milton S. Hergesheimer

June 17, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

June 18, 1921 Correspondence from Names agreed to - not yet elected ???

June 21, 1921 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert

June 22, 1921 Correspondence from Margaret Feldner

June 23, 1921 Correspondence from Appropriation by Legislature to Agricultural Experiment Station

June 23, 1921 Correspondence from Confidential Notes, Board of Trustees, Ohio State Univ.

June 26, 1921 Correspondence from W.O Thompson

Correspondence, July 1921 - March 1922

July 1921

Box 11

Folder 1

July 5, 1921 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

July 8, 1921 Correspondence from E.W. Harvey, report of Board of Visitors of the Ohio State University Association attached

July 11, 1921 Correspondence from E. Lester Jones

July 11, 1921 Correspondence from Mrs. Charles A. Phillips, daughter of Joseph Mendenhall, clipping enclosed

July 11, 1921 W.O. Thompson, copy correspondence to Carl E. Steeb

July 11, 1921 W.O. Thompson, copy correspondence to Carl. E. Steeb, changes in University budget

July 12, 1921 Correspondence from James E. Campbell, copy of "The Coffin of Edwin Coppock" by TCM & letter from Campbell of July 5, 1921 enclosed

July 15, 1921 Correspondence from Mrs. J.S. Ward

July 16, 1921 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, clipping attached

July 18, 1921 A bill to the metric system of weights & measures as the single standard of weights & measures for certain uses

July 18, 1921 Correspondence from Albert L. Barrows

July 18, 1921 Correspondence from William T. Magruder

July 20, 1921 Correspondence from Caroline A. Lord

July 21, 1921 Correspondence from O.T. Corran

July 21, 1921 Correspondence from J.V. Denney

July 21, 1921 Correspondence from J.H. Galbraith

July 21, 1921 Correspondence from B.F.McCann (Benjamin)

July 21, 1921 Correspondence from W.H. Scott

July 22, 1921 Correspondence from L.B. Walton

July 24, 1921 Correspondence from H.C. Lord

July 24, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

July 24, 1921 Correspondence from George R. Twiss

July 25, 1921 Correspondence from John Kaiser

July 25, 1921 Correspondence from Ralph D. Mershon

July 25, 1921 Correspondence from ?, President, General Motors Research Corp.

July 25, 1921 Correspondence from K.D. Wood

July 29, 1921 Correspondence from Frederick Keffer

July 29, 1921 Correspondence from George Smart

August - September 1921

Box 11

Folder 2

Aug. 1921 TCM correspondence to Harvey, E.W., answer to July 8?, says "about a year ago"

Aug. 1, 1921 Correspondence from J.J. Jackson

Aug. 1, 1921 Correspondence from Caroline McNeal

Aug. 2, 1921 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

Aug. 6, 1921 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper, copy of title page of History of the Ohio University enclosed

Aug. 6, 1921 Correspondence from Mendenhal1, Helmholtz, 1821-1921, correspondence to J.M.K. Cattell, draft attached

Aug. 6, 1921 TCM, draft correspondence to Dr. Thompson (W.O.)

Aug. 8, 1921 Correspondence from W.E. Henderson

Aug. 9, 1921 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Aug. 9, 1921 Correspondence from Margaret C. Hoyt, TCM note bottom of page & TCM draft of reply enclosed

Aug. 9, 1921 Correspondence from Elizabeth E. Macfarland

Aug. 9, 1921 Correspondence from Wynne Williams

Aug. 11, 1921 Correspondence from Charles B. Morrey

Aug. 12, 1921 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Aug. 18, 1921 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 18, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Aug. 19, 1921 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Aug. 19, 1921 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Aug. 19, 1921 Correspondence from William Van Sittert, The Burrows Brothers Co.

Aug. 20, 1921 Correspondence from Mrs. A. H. Millikin

Aug. 20, 1921 Correspondence from Mignon Talbot

Aug. 22, 24, 1921 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 21, 1921 Correspondence from Tanakadate, postcard

Aug. 22, 1921 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 23, 1921 Correspondence from The Encyclopaedia Britannica

Aug. 24, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, accounts of the retirement of Joseph Villiers Denney, one by WOT & one by TCM (sent Aug. 23) enclosed

Aug. 25, 1921 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

Aug. 29, 1921 Correspondence from Oliver L. Fassig

Aug. 30, 1921 Correspondence from Martha C. Hoyt

Sept. 2, 1921 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Sept. 7, 1921 Correspondence from Charles E. Findlay

Sept. 16, 1921 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers, letter from William L. Denning (Sept. 6) to C.E. Merrill, enclosed

Sept. 18, 1921 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Sept. 20, 1921 Correspondence from Charles P. Sigerfoos

Sept. 23, 1921 Correspondence from E.W. Harvey

Sept. 26, 1921 W.O. Thompson, copy correspondence to Board of Trustees, Ohio State Univ.

Sept. 27, 1921 Correspondence from Albert L. Caris

Sept. 28, 1921 Correspondence from James P. C. Southall

Sept. 30, 1921 Correspondence from Claude A. Burrett

October 4, 1921 Eightieth Birthday Greetings

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Folder 3

American Red Cross, Portage County Chapter

Sept. 29 Andress, Pamela

Oct. 4 Axley Hall, girls of

Bagnall, Mrs. Ernest J.

Oct. 4 Brodie, Eileen

Sept. 27 Campbell, James E.

Oct. 3 Douthill , Helen

Oct. 4 Gilbert, E.E. - telegram

Haymaker, Mrs. Mary & Miss Elizabeth Hodgkins, W.C.

Oct. 4 Howard, Curtis C.

Oct. 4 Koellike, George

Oct. 4 Ethel - telegram

Sept. 30 Lamme, B.G.

Oct. 4 Laybourne, Lawrence E.- telegram

Oct. 1 Lovejoy, Jesse R.

Oct. 3 Mallon, Guy W.

Oct. 2 Marple, Charles A.

McCann, Eleanor

Oct. 3 Mees, C.L, - telegram

Oct. 2 Mees, Leo

Sept. 29 Mees, Otto

Oct. 5 Mendenhall, Charles

Oct. 1 Moore, A.H.

Oct. 4 Myers, Mrs. J.W.

Oct. 4 Reed, C.A.

Oct. 1 Rohrer, A.L.

S., Marjorie and Billy

Oct. 2 Sater, John E.

Oct. 4 Sparks, Edwin E.

Sept. 19 Correspondence from Stone, Julius F.

Sullivant, Jane D.

Oct. 1 Thomson, Elihu

Oct. 4 Twiss, George W.

Oct. 3 Wilgus, H.L. (Horace)

Special Leatherbound Personal Greeting

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Folder 3

Bradfeete, O.E.

Campbell, James E.

Cunningham, John F.

Fanard, Livingston

Kaiser, John

Kelley, Charles F.

McCann, Benjamin F.

Scott, William H.

Steeb, Carl E.

Thompson, Estelle Clark

Thompson, William Axley

October - November 12, 1921

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Folder 4

Oct. 4, 1921 Correspondence from The Shannon Furniture Co., R.E. O'Connor

Oct. 6, 1921 Correspondence from C.V. Marvin, letter from Marvin to Martha Woorhees (Oct. 4) & "Modern Methods of Protection Against Lightning", Farmers' Bulletin 842, August 1917 enclosed (by Roy N. Covert)

Oct. 6, 1921 Correspondence from Alice T. Wing

Oct. 7, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

Oct. 9, 1921 Correspondence from Z.W. Points

Oct. 10, 1921 Correspondence from J.L. Morrill

Oct. 10, 1921 Correspondence from Joseph L. Wheeler

Oct. 11, 1921 Correspondence from The Encyclopaedia Britannica, A. Walsh

Oct. 15, 1921 TCM correspondence to Elihu Thomson

Oct. 15, 1921 Correspondence from G.R. Putnam, letter & copy

Oct. 18, 1921 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Oct. 19, 1921 J.L. Morrill

Oct. 21, 1921 E.N. Transeau, copy correspondence to Alfred Vivlan

Oct. 25, 1921 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Oct. 26, 1921 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Oct. 27, 1921 Correspondence from Thomas E. French, draft of Mendenhall's reply on bottom of page & on attached sheet

Oct. 29, 1921 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Oct. 31, 1921 Correspondence from The Encyclopaedia Britannica, A. Walsh, draft of reply (Nov. 2) enclosed

Nov. 1, 1921 Correspondence from Stewart A. Hoover

Nov. 1, 1921 Correspondence from Charles F. Kelley

Nov. 1, 1921 Correspondence from Kiggins & Tooker Co., H.C. Dean, Cashier

Nov. 1, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

Nov. 2, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

Nov. 2, 1921 Alfred Vivian, copy correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Nov. 2, 1921 Correspondence from Joseph Walker & Sons

Nov. 3, 1921 Correspondence from F.C. Blake

Nov. 3, 1921 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Nov. 3, 1921 TCM, draft correspondence to W.J. Robison or W.E. Stutts

Nov. 3, 1921 Correspondence from Alfred Vivian

Nov. 4, 1921 Correspondence from W.E. Stutts

Nov. 5, 1921 Correspondence from Willard Grosvenor Bleyer

Nov. 5, 1932 Correspondence from Stewart A. Hoover

Nov. 8, 1921 Correspondence from F.C. Blake

Nov. 8, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

Nov. 11, 1921 TCM, draft correspondence to Editor, Cleveland Plain Dealer

Nov. 12, 1921 Correspondence from Effie Brooks Borden

Nov. 12, 1921 Correspondence from Annie W.S. Siebert

Nov. 12, 1921 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

November 14 - December 1921

Box 11

Folder 5

Nov. 14, 1921 Correspondence from W.A. Noyes

Nov. 15, 1921 Correspondence from Paul Brockett, Asst. Sec., National Academy of Sciences, typed & printed copies of Ladd Bill enclosed

Nov. 15, 1921 Correspondence from W.A. Noyes, copy of Ladd bill on metric system attached

Nov. 18, 1921 Correspondence from Estelle Clark Thompson (Mrs. William Oxley Thompson)

Nov. 18, 1921 Correspondence from Charles D. Walcott

Nov. 18, 1921 Correspondence from A.G. Webster, telegram

Nov. 23, 1921 Correspondence from Charles D. Walcott

Copies of telegrams about the Ladd Bill, originals sent to C.D. Walcott

Box 11

Folder 5

Nov. 26, 1921 Correspondence from F.L. Ransome

Nov. 28, 1921 Correspondence from W.R. Whitney

Nov. 28, 1921 Correspondence from F.B. Jewett

Nov. 28, 1921 Correspondence from F.B. Jewett, night letter

Nov. 28, 1921 Correspondence from W.R. Whitney, telegram (above item includes copy)

Nov. 28, 1921 Correspondence from W.R. Whitney

Nov. 29, 1921 Correspondence from F.B. Jewett

Nov. 29, 1921 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Dec. 6, 1921 Correspondence from The Cleveland Engineering Agency Co., President

Dec. 6, 1921 Correspondence from Burton E. Livingston, draft of reply on bottom and reverse side of page

Dec. 7, 1921 Correspondence from Olive Jones

Dec. 8, 1921 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

Dec. 8, 1921 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Dec. 9, 1921 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Dec. 16, 1921 Correspondence from Burton E. Livingston

Dec. 17, 1921 Correspondence from J.F. Baldwin

Dec. 19, 1921 Correspondence from W. R. Pomerene

Dec. 27, 1921 Correspondence from William McPherson

January - February 1922

Box 11

Folder 6

ca. 1922 Correspondence from Clara Eleanor Babst; campaign literature for Daniel Babst & clipping about him enclosed

Jan. 3, 1922 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Jan. 4, 1922 Correspondence from R.E. Bauman

Jan. 4, 1922 Correspondence from N.W. Falearer(?)

Jan. 4, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Jan. 6, 1922 Correspondence from R.E. Bauman, The Herrick Co.

Jan. 6, 1922 Correspondence from F.B. Jewett

Jan. 10, 1922 Correspondence from F.L. Ransome

Jan. 12, 1922 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Jan. 13, 1922 Correspondence from G.P. Koelliker

Jan. 16, 1922 Correspondence from Bruce Wilde Saville

Jan. 18, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford, suggestions of committee for changes in building enclosed

Jan. 18, 1922 Correspondence from George D. Hubbard

Jan. 25, 1922 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

Jan. 25, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Jan. 27, 1922 Correspondence from G.M. Bolling

Jan. 31, 1922 TCM correspondence to G.M. Bolling

Feb. 3, 1922 Correspondence from George D. Hubbard

Feb. 6, 1922 Correspondence from J.J. Jackson, contract enclosed

Feb. 10, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Feb. 10, 1922 TCM correspondence to N.P. Colwell

Feb. 11, 1922 TCM correspondence to William H. Welch

Feb. 20, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co., letters from Harris Forbes & Co. until 3/22/22 enclosed

Feb. 27, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Feb. 28, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

March 1922

Box 11

Folder 7

Mar. 1, 1922 Correspondence from Gaius Glenn Atkins

Mar. l, 1922 Correspondence from Bruce Wilde Saville

Mar. 2, 1922 Correspondence from Julius F. Stone

Mar. 4, 1922 TCM correspondence to Gaius Glenn Atkins

Mar. 4, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Mar. 7, 1922 Correspondence from Charles D. Walcott

Mar. 9, 1922 Correspondence from Welles Bosworth

Mar. 9, 1922 Correspondence from Welles Bosworth, telegram

Mar. 11, 1922 TCM correspondence to Judge Benjamin F. McCann

Mar. 13, 1922 Correspondence from Benjamin F. McCann

Mar. 14, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Mar. 16, 1922 Correspondence from Gertrude Kellicott

Mar. 18, 1922 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

Mar. 18, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E.R. Laybourne

Mar. 19, 1922 Memo

Mar. 21, 1922 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

Mar. 22, 1922 Correspondence from Welles Bosworth

Mar. 26, 1922 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

Mar. 27, 1922 TCM correspondence to Lawrence E. Laybourne, Report of the Committee on Buildings & Grounds to the Board of Trustees of the Ohio State Univ, enclosed

Mar. 27, 1922 Correspondence from S.R. Williams

Mar. 28, 1922 TCM form letter correspondence to Committee on Weights, Measures & Coinage of Nat. Acad.

Mar. 29, 1922 Correspondence from F.B. Jewett

Mar. 29, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Mar. 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to Charles D. Walcott

Mar. 29, 1922 Correspondence from F.L. Ransome

Mar. 30, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Mar. 30, 1922 Correspondence from A.A. Michelson

Mar. 30, 1922 Correspondence from Edward W. Mosley

Mar. 30, 1922 Correspondence from W.R. Whitney

Mar. 30, 1922 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Mar. 31, 1922 Correspondence from Charles D. Walcott

Correspondence, April 1922 - September 1922

April - May 1922

Box 12

Folder 1

Apr. 1, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Apr. 1, 1922 TCM correspondence to Carl E. Steeb

Apr. 3, 1922 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Apr. 4, 1922 Correspondence from A.G. Webster

Apr. 11, 1922 Correspondence from Benjamin F. McCann

Apr. 11, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Apr. 11, 1922 Correspondence from A.A. Michelson

Apr. 12, 1922 TCM correspondence to Judge Benjamin F. McCann

Apr. 12, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Apr. 13, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Apr. 14, 1922 Correspondence from Benjamin F. McCann, copy of letter from McCann to Julius F. Stone enclosed

Apr. 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Mr. Boswell

Apr. 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Welles Bosworth, enclosed with above?

Apr. 17, 1922 Correspondence from John S. Kenyon, draft of reply on back of page

Apr. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to William McPherson

Apr. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to Robert S. Woodward

Apr. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to A.A. Michelson

Apr. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to Frank B. Jewett

Apr. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to F.L. Ransome

Apr. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.R. Whitney

Apr. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to Charles D. Walcott

Apr. 17, 1922 Correspondence from Russell Robb, draft of reply on back of page

Apr. 18, 1922 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Apr. 19, 1922 William McPherson

Apr. 19, 1922 TCM, report to the Board of Trustees Lawrence E. Laybourne of Ohio State Univ., enclosed

Apr. 19, 1922 W.O. Thompson

Apr. 20, 1922 Correspondence from B.R. Buckingham

Apr. 20, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Apr. 21, 1922 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Apr. 21, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Apr. 24, 1922 Correspondence from John S. Kenyon

Apr. 24, 1922 Correspondence from P.L. Wood

Apr. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Apr. 28, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

May 1, 1922 Correspondence from Julius F. Stone

May 3, 1922 Correspondence from Welles Bosworth

May 5, 1922 Correspondence from William Darrach

May 6, 1922 TCM correspondence to John Kaiser

May 6, 1922 TCM correspondence to Walk-On Rug Co.

May 6, 1922 TCM correspondence to C.G. Abbot

May 6, 1922 Correspondence from S.W. Swatton

May 8, 1922 Correspondence from Thomas E. French

May 8, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

May 8, 1922 TCM correspondence to John E. Cunningham

May 8, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

May 10, 1922 TCM correspondence to William Darrach

May 11, 1922 Correspondence from C.G. Abbot

May 11, 1922 TCM correspondence to S.W. Stratton

May 11, 1922 Correspondence from Julius F. Stone

May 13, 1922 TCM correspondence to Miner Lee Bates

May 15, 1922 Correspondence from William Darrach

May 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Charles D. Walcott

May 18, 1922 Correspondence from Miner Lee Bates

May 18, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

May 18, 1922 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile

May 18, 1922 Correspondence from S.W. Stratton

May 18, 1922 Correspondence from Charles D. Walcott

May 19, 1922 TCM correspondence to S.W. Stratton

May 19, 1922 Correspondence from C.W. Reeder, draft of reply on bottom of page

May 20, 1922 TCM correspondence to S.W. Stratton

May 21, 1922 TCM correspondence to Edward G. Mahin

May 22, 1922 Correspondence from R.A. Bownocker

May 22, 1922 TCM correspondence to John Flanagan

May 25, 1922 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

May 25, 1922 Correspondence from Herbert F. Taylor

May 26, 1922 Correspondence from S.W. Stratton

May 27, 1922 Correspondence from I.B. Kleinert Rubber Co., H.A. Guinzburg, Treasurer

May 29, 1922 Correspondence from John F. Cunningham

May 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to A.L. Rohrer (!)

May 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to John F. Cunningham

May 31, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, telegram

June 1922

Box 12

Folder 2

June 1, 1922 Correspondence from George S. Addams

June 1, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

June 2, 1922 Correspondence from George W. Rightmire

June 3, 1922 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

June 4, 1922 TCM correspondence to John Kaiser

June 5, 1922 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

June 6, 1922 Correspondence from P.L. Wood

June 6, 1922 TCM correspondence to Welles Bosworth

June 10, 1922 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

June 11, 1922 TCM correspondence to John Kaiser

June 12, 1922 Correspondence from Charles G. Bond, J.I. Morill; Ohio State Univ. Association

June 12, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

June 13, 1922 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper

June 14, 1922 Correspondence from C.F. Hettermy, General Motors Research Corp., President

June 14, 1922 Correspondence from C.O. Ruggles

June 15, 1922 Correspondence from P.L. Wood

June 16, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

June 16, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Co., C.C. Trees, Secy-Treasurer

June 16, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

June 16, 1922 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

June 19, 1922 Joseph Walker & Sons

June 20, 1922 Correspondence from Welles Bosworth

June 21, 1922 Correspondence from J.A. Bownocker

June 21, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

June 21, 1922 Correspondence from Emily D. Cole

June 21, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

June 22, 1922 Correspondence from Bruce Wilde Saville

June 22, 1922 Correspondence from Elihu Thomssn

June 22, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph Walker & Sons

June 23, 1922 Correspondence from C.F. Marvin (Charles F. !!), "Reform of the Calendar", U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau, June 1, 1922 enclosed

June 24, 1922 Correspondence from J.F. Baldwin

June 24, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

June 24, 1922 Correspondence from P.L. Wood

June 24, 1922 Correspondence from S.C. Wood, telegram

June 25, 1922 Correspondence from George Kennan

June 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to Francis Carter Wood, answer to J.F. Baldwin

June 26, 1922 Correspondence from G.N. Lauman

June 26, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

June 26, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

June 26, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph Walker & Sons

June 26, 1922 Correspondence from Francis C. Wood Thomas

June 27, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

June 27, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

June 27, 1922 Correspondence from Francis Carter Wood

June 29, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

June 30, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

July 1-15, 1922

Box 12

Folder 3

July 1, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

July 1, 1922 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

July 1, 1922 TCM correspondence to Lawrence E. Laybourne

July 2, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

July 3, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

July 4, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

July 5, 1922 Correspondence from Claude V. Marks

July 5, 1922 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, letter & report to the Board of Trustees, Ohio State Univ.

July 5, 1922 Correspondence from P.L. Wood

July 6, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

July 6, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

July 6, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

July 6, 1922 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

July 7, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

July 7, 1922 TCM correspondence to Lawrence E. Laybourne

July 7, 1922 TCM correspondence to E.F. Campbell

July 8, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

July 8, 1922 TCM correspondence to J.N. Bradford

July 10, 1922 Correspondence from Myra P. Kenyon

July 10, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, telegram

July 10, 1922 Correspondence from Charles E. Sawyer, telegram

July 11, 1922 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

July 12, 1922 Correspondence from A.D. Cole

July 12, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

July 12, 1922 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard, telegram

July 12, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

July 13, 1922 Correspondence from Miss O.E. Kaetz

July 13, 1922 W.O. Thompson correspondence to Francis C. Wood

July 14, 1922 Correspondence from F.L. Landacre

July 14, 1922 W.O. Thopson correspondence to Board of Trustees, Ohio State Univ.

July 14, 1922 Correspondence from Francis C. Wood

July 15, 1922 William McPherson correspondence to Elihu Thomson, copy

July 15, 1922 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

July 16-31, 1922

Box 12

Folder 4

July 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Henry S. Pritchett

July 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson, 2 copies

July 17, 1922 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

July 19, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, clipping enclosed

July 20, 1922 Correspondence from Hubert Osborn

July 22, 1922 TCM correspondence to Judge B.A. Reed

July 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to Francis C. Wood

July 25, 1922 W.O. Thompson correspondence to Board of Trustees, Ohio State Univ., letter from L.W. St. John (July 20) to Thompson enclosed

July 26, 1922 TCM correspondence to The Medallic Art Company

July 27, 1922 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper

July 27, 1922 Correspondence from Myra P. Kenyon

July 27, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

July 28, 1922 Correspondence from Annie W. Pomerene

July 28, 1922 Correspondence from P.L. Wood

July 29, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

July 30, 1922 TCM correspondence to Paul L. Wood

July 30, 1922 TCM correspondence to N.P. Colwell

July 31, 1922 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

July 31, 1922 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

July 31, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

July 31, 1922 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

August 1-16 1922

Box 12

Folder 5

Aug. 1, 1922 Correspondence from Alliance Kiwanis Club, B.M. Bates

Aug. 1, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 1, 1922 Correspondence from Chester Corey

Aug. 1, 1922 Correspondence from William C. Mills

Aug. 3, 1922 TCM correspondence to Paul L. Wood

Aug. 3, 1922 Correspondence from Francis C. Wood

Aug. 4, 1922 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

Aug. 4, 1922 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Aug. 5, 1922 Correspondence from A.W. Greeley

Aug. 5, 1922 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper, page on Dr. Thompson included

Aug. 5, 1922 Francis Carter Wood, copy correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Aug. 8, 1922 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper

Aug. 8, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 9, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 10, 1922 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Aug. 10, 1922 TCM correspondence to F.C. Wood

Aug. 10, 1922 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Aug. 11, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Co., C.C. Trees

Aug. 12, 1922 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Aug. 16, 1922 Correspondence from A.W. Kahle

Aug. 18, 1922 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

Aug. 18, 1922 TCM correspondence to Carl E. Steeb

Aug. 19, 1922 Correspondence from Alliance Kiwanis Club, B.M. Bates

Aug. 19, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 19, 192 Correspondence from A.W. Kahle

Aug. 19, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 19, 1922 TCM correspondence to The Medallic Art Co.

Aug. 19, 1922 Correspondence from A.G. Webster

Aug. 20, 1922 Correspondence from John L. Cox

Aug. 20, 1922 TCM correspondence to John Flanagan

August 18-31 1922

Box 12

Folder 6

Aug. 21, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 21, 1922 Correspondence from Osman C. Hooper

Aug. 22, 1922 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

Aug. 23, 1922 Correspondence from Paul Brockett

Aug.23, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

Aug. 23, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Aug. 24, 1922 TCM, Draft correspondence to J.N. Bradford

Aug. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 25, 1922 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Aug. 25, 1922 Correspondence from TCM, draft Paul Brockett

Aug. 25, 1922 TCM, draft correspondence to Charles S. Parsons

Aug. 28, 1922 Correspondence from A.A. Michelson

Aug. 28, 1922 Correspondence from Charles S. Parsons

Aug. 29, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Co., (C.C. Trees)

Aug. 29, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Aug. 30, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 30, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Aug. 31, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

September 1922

Box 12

Folder 7

Sept. 1, 1922 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Sept. 1, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Sept. 2, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Sept. 2, 1922 Correspondence from Arthur Fairbanks

Sept. 2, 1922 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Sept. 3, 1922 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

Sept. 3, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Sept. 5, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

Sept. 5, 1922 Correspondence from E.W. Harvey

Sept. 5, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Sept. 5, 1922 Correspondence from F.L. Ransome

Sept. 8, 1922 Correspondence from R. Fumisawa

Sept. 9, 1922 Correspondence from Dayton C. Miller

Sept. 9, 1922 Correspondence from W,O. Thompson

Sept. 11, 1922 Correspondence from E.W. Harvey

Sept. 11, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, Statement of Joseph Sullivant Medal Fund & letter to John Flanagan (Aug. 24, 1922) enclosed

Sept. 12, 1922 TCM correspondence to E.W. Harvey

Sept. 12, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Sept. 13, 1922 Correspondence from Herbert S. Hirshberg

Sept. 14, 1922 TCM correspondence to J. McKeen Cattell

Sept. 15, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

May 20, 1922 TCM correspondence to S.W. Stratton

Sept. 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Robert S. Woodward

Sept. 18, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Sept. 20, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Company, C.C. Trees

Sept. 21, 1922 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Sept. 23, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Sept. 25, 1922 Correspondence from H.H. Newell; Harris, Forbes & Co., circular on Federal Farm Loan bonds enclosed

Sept. 26, 1922 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Sept. 27, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Sept. 27, 1922 Correspondence from Herbert S. Hirshberg

Sept. 27, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Sept. 29, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson, report of the Committee on Award of the Joseph Sullivant Medal enclosed

Sept. 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to Benjamin G. Lamme

Sept. 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to Elihu Thomson

Sept. 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Sept. 30, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Correspondence, October 1922 - June 1923

October 2-24, 1922

Box 13

Folder 1

Oct. 2, 1922 Correspondence from B.G. Lamme

Oct. 2, 1922 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Oct. 3, 1922 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 3, 1922 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Oct. 3, 1922 Correspondence from J.H.J. Upham

Oct. 4, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Oct. 4, 1922 Correspondence from Ohio State Archaeological & Historical Society, invitation

Oct. 5, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 5, 1922 Correspondence from H.A. Myers

Oct. 5, 1922 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Oct. 6, 1922 Correspondence from George S. Addams

Oct. 6, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 6, 1922 Correspondence from Olive Jones

Oct. 6, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Oct. 8, 1922 Correspondence from A.W.S. Siebert

Oct. 8, 1922 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

Oct. 9, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 9, 1922 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 10, 1922 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Oct. 10, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co., G.H. Stevens

Oct. 10, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Oct. 10, 1922 Mendenhall, T.C. correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 11, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co., G.H. Stevens

Oct. 12, 1922 Correspondence from William McPherson

Oct. 13, 1922 Correspondence from Clarence S. Brigham

Oct. 13, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 13, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Oct. 14, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 14, 1992 TCM correspondence to S.W. Stratton

Oct. 16, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Martin Fischer

Oct. 16, 1922 Correspondence from Wilbur H. Siebert

Oct. 17, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

Oct. 17, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Oct. 17, 1922 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 17, 1922 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Oct. 18, 1922 Correspondence from Martin Fischer

Oct. 18, 1922 Correspondence from E.O. Trescott, Superintendent, Ravenna City Schools, PTA Program, enclosed

Oct. 20, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple, American Chain Co.

Oct. 21, 1922 Correspondence from Athletic Board, Ohio State Univ., invitation, reply on reverse side

Oct. 23, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 23, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph Walker & Sons

Oct. 23, 1922 TCM correspondence to E.O. Trescott

Oct. 23, 1922 TCM correspondence to John Flanagan

Oct. 23, 1922 Correspondence from S.W. Stratton

Oct. 23, 1922 Correspondence from Elihu Thomspn

Oct. 24, 1922 Correspondence from W.H. McMaster

Oct. 24, 1922 TCM correspondence to C.B. Galbreath

October 25 - November 20, 1922

Box 13

Folder 2

Oct. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Oct. 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Oct. 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to Elihu Thomson

Oct. 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Oct. 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to H.H. Siebert

Oct. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph Walker & Sons

Oct. 26, 1922 Correspondence from S.J. Barnes

Oct. 26, 1922 Correspondence from W.V. Bingham

Oct. 26, 1922 Correspondence from Myra P. Kenyon (Mrs. John S.)

Oct. 26, 1922 TCM correspondence to Lawrence R. Laybourne

Oct. 26, 1922 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 26, 1922 Correspondence from Remington Typewriter Co.

Oct. 27, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

Oct. 28, 1922 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Oct. 29, 1922 Correspondence from John Millis

Oct. 31, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrece E. Laybourne

Oct. 31, 1922 TCM correspondence to A.L. Rohrer

Nov. 1, 1922 Correspondence from J.A. Bownocker

Nov. 1, 1922 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

Nov. 1, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Nov. 2, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Nov. 2, 1922 Correspondence from W.E. Henderson

Nov. 4, 1922 Correspondence from George S. Addams

Nov. 4, 1922 Correspondence from Wilbur H. Siebert

Nov. 6, 1922 Correspondence from J.C. Mullenix, memo from S.G. Fuller (Nov. 4) enclosed

Nov. 8, 1922 TCM correspondence to Editor, Science

Nov. 10, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Nov. 13, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Nov. 14, 1922 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson

Nov. 14, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

Nov. 14, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Nov. 15, 1922 Correspondence from John J. Carty, John M. Clarke (committee chairmen) to the Council of the National Academy of Sciences

Nov. 15, 1922 Correspondence from Arthur J. Culler

Nov. 15, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Nov. 16, 1922 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Nov. 17, 1922 Correspondence from Thomas E. French

Nov. 17, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Nov. 18, 1922 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Nov. 18, 1922 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Nov. 18, 1922 Correspondence from W.C. Thompson

Nov. 20, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Nov. 20, 1922 Correspondence from John Millis

Nov. 20, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

November 21-30, 1922

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Folder 3

Nov. 21, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Nov. 21, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

Nov. 21, 1922 Correspondence from J.E. McClintock

Nov. 21, 1922 Correspondence from John B. McGrew

Nov. 21, 1922 TCM correspondence to Medallic Art Co.

Nov. 22, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Co., C.C. Trees

Nov. 22, 1922 TCM, orig. & copy correspondence to W.J. Beckley

Nov. 23, 1922 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell, Sullivant Medal presentation invitation enclosed (presentation to B.G. Lamme)

Nov. 23, 1922 TCM correspondence to John Flanagan

Nov. 23, 1922 TCM correspondence to Judge Reed

Nov. 23, 1922 TCM correspondence to Thomas E. French

Nov. 24, 1922 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Nov. 24, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Nov. 24, 1922 TCM correspondence to Thomas E. French

Nov. 24, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Co.

Nov. 24, 1922 Correspondence from A.G. Webster

Nov. 24, 1922 Correspondence from A.P. Weiss

Nov. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Eileen Brodie

Nov. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Harry L. Davis

Nov. 25, 1922 Correspondence from Thomas E. French, copy of French's letter to the Medallic Art Company (Nov. 24) enclosed

Nov. 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to F.C. Caldwell

Nov. 25, 1922 TCM correspondence to John F. Cunningham

Nov. 26, 1922 Correspondence from J.E. Hagerty

Nov. 27, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Co., C.C. Trees

Nov. 27, 1922 Correspondence from Charles G. Washburn

Nov. 28, 1922 TCM correspondence to Lawrence E. Laybourne

Nov. 29, 1922 Correspondence from Louis A. Bauer, letter from C.F. Marvin to Bauer (Nov. 14), from Fred Wislizenus to Bauer (Nov. 9) & to F.E. Nipher from Bauer, enclosed (Nov. 29)

Nov. 29, 1922 Correspondence from John Flanagan

Nov. 29, 1922 Correspondence from J.E. Hagerty

Nov. 29, 1922 Correspondence from Paul M. Lincoln

Nov. 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to A.P. Weiss

Nov. 29, 1922 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Nov. 30, 1922 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

December 1922

Box 13

Folder 4

Dec. 1, 1922 Correspondence from R.G. Jones

Dec. 1, 1922 Mendenhall, T.C. correspondence to Editor, Plain Dealer

Dec. 1, 1922 TCM correspondence to Alexander Meiklejohn

Dec. 1, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, telegram

Dec. 2, 1922 TCM correspondence to L.A. Bauer

Dec. 4, 1922 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Dec. 6, 1922 Correspondence from Eugene C. Bingham

Dec. 7, 1922 Correspondence from R.G. Jones

Dec. 7, 1922 Correspondence from Alexander Meiklejohn

Dec. 8, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Dec. 8, 1922 Correspondence from Remington Typewriter Co.

Dec. 9, 1922 F.C. Caldwell correspondence to W.O. Thompson, TCM, William McPherson, W.H. Siebert, E.A. Hitchcock; lists of groups & guests to invite to Sullivant Medal Presentation, enclosed

Dec. 9, 1922 TCM correspondence to John F. Cunningham

Dec. 9, 1922 Correspondence from William C. Willard

Dec. 11, 1922 TCM correspondence to W.C. Willard

Dec. 11, 1922 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, clippings included

Dec. 12, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Dec. 12, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 13, 1922 Correspondence from Thomas E. French

Dec. 14, 1922 Correspondence from J.A. Bownocker

Dec. 14, 1922 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Dec. 15, 1922 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Dec. 15, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Dec. 15, 1922 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Dec. 15, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 16, 1922 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Dec. 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Egbert H. Mack

Dec. 16, 1922 TCM correspondence to Thomas E. French

Dec. 18, 1922 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Dec. 18, 1922 Correspondence from Olive Jones

Dec. 19, 1922 Correspondence from Thomas E. French, Statement of Joseph Sullivan Medal Fund, enclosed

Dec. 19, 1922 Correspondence from Egbert H. Mack

Dec. 20, 1922 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Dec. 20, 1922 TCM correspondence to J.E. Hagerty

Dec. 22, 1922 TCM correspondence to Thomas E. French

Dec. 23, 1922 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Dec. 26, 1922 Correspondence from Louis A. Bauer

Dec. 26, 1922 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

Dec. 27, 1922 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Dec. 27, 1922 Correspondence from J. Herman

Dec. 27, 1922 Correspondence from R.G. Jones

Dec. 27, 1922 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 27, 1922 Correspondence from Charles B. Morrey

Dec. 28, 1922 Correspondence from Henry P. Boynton

Dec. 28, 1922 Correspondence from Medallic Art Company, C.C. Trees, copy of letter from Med. Art Co. to Thomas E. French (Dec. 28) enclosed

Dec. 29, 1922 Correspondence from Francis T. Hayes, Sec., City Club of Cleveland, telegram

January 1-14,1923

Box 13

Folder 5

TCM correspondence to Edward Orton, Jr., James E. Campbell

ca. 1923 TCM correspondence to Mr. Beab

ca. 1923 TCM correspondence to Dr. Hall

ca. 1923 TCM correspondence to "my dear philosopher"

Jan. 1, 1923 TCM correspondence to O.T. Corson

Jan. 1, 1923 Correspondence from Alice T. Wing

Jan. 2, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 2, 1923 Correspondence from Olive Jones

Jan. 3, 1923 Correspondence from Thomas E. French

Jan. 3, 1923 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Jan. 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to Elihu Thomson

Jan. 4, 1923 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Jan. 4, 1923 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

Jan. 4, 1923 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Jan. 4, 1923 TCM correspondence to Professor Morrey

Jan. 4, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 4, 1923 TCM correspondence to F.C. Caldwell

Jan. 5, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co., printed material enc.

Jan. 6, 1923 Telegram, unsigned

Jan. 6, 1923 Correspondence from H.P. Boynton

Jan. 6, 1923(?) Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Jan. 6, 1923 Correspondence from O.T. Corson

Jan. 6, 1923 Correspondence from J.E. Hagerty

Jan. 6, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 6, 1923 TCM correspondence to F.C. Caldwell

Jan. 7, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 8, 1923 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Jan. 8, 1923 TCM correspondence to Francis T. Hayes

Jan. 8, 1923 Correspondence from Henry S. Pritchett

Jan. 9, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 9, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 9, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 9, 1923 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Jan. 10, 1923 Correspondence from Anita Newcomb McGee

Jan. 11, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co

Jan. 12, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 12, 1923 Presentation of the Joseph Sullivant Medal to B.G. Lamme, Program.

Jan. 12, 1923 Correspondence from Ohio State Univ., Sullivant Medal, invitation

Jan. 12, 1923 Correspondence from Henry L. Wells

Jan. 12, 1923 Correspondence from Robert S. Woodward

Jan. 14, 1923 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Jan. 14, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph A. Leighton

January 15 -February 14, 1923

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Folder 6

Jan. 15, 1923 Correspondence from B.F. McCann

Jan. 16, 1923 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Jan. 16, 1923 Correspondence from Hazel Hart

Jan. 16, 1923 Correspondence from Francis T. Hayes

Jan. 16, 1923 Correspondence from Elizabeth Long

Jan. 16, 1923 Correspondence from William McPherson

Jan. 16, 1923 Correspondence from A.V.H. Mory

Jan. 18, 1923 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Jan. 18, 1923 Correspondence from Charles G. Bond

Jan. 18, 1923 Correspondence from William McPherson

Jan. 18, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.J. Beckley

Jan. 18, 1923 Correspondence from Charles F. Thuring, President's Room, Western Reserve Univ.

Jan. 19, 1923 Correspondence from C.F. Brush, telegram

Jan. 20, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 20, 1923 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell, copy of TCM speech enclosed to be corrected

Jan. 20, 1923 Correspondence from William Lloyd Graus

Jan. 22, 1923 TCM correspondence to William M. Wheeler

Jan. 23, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 24, 1923 Correspondence from (C.H. Stevens, Asst. Cashier) Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 24, 1923 Correspondence from Francis T.Hayes, draft of reply on reverse side

Jan. 24, 1923 TCM correspondence to Henry L. Wells

Jan. 24, 1923 Correspondence from William M. Wheeler

Jan. 25, 1923 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Jan. 25, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 25, 1923 Correspondence from J.M.K. Cattell

Jan. 27, 1923 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Jan. 27, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.P. Little

Jan. 27, 1923 Correspondence from J.L. Morrill

Jan. 29, 1923 TCM correspondence to Mrs. Anita Newcomb McGee

Jan. 30, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Jan. 30, 1923 TCM correspondence to J.L. Morrill

Jan. 31, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.J. Beckley

Jan. 31, 1923 Correspondence from M. Suzuki

Feb. 1, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Feb. 1, 1923 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Feb. 2, 1923 Correspondence from W.E. Dawson

Feb. 2, 1923 TCM correspondence to G.H. McKnight

Feb. 2, 1923 TCM correspondence to A.H. Austin P.M.

Feb. 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Feb. 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Feb. 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to F.C. Caldwell

Feb. 5, 1923 TCM correspondence to Hayden-Clinton National Bank

Feb. 5, 1923 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr.

Feb. 6, 1923 Correspondence from Arthur Fairbanks

Feb. 6, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co., C.H. Stevens, Asst. Cashier

Feb. 6, 1923 Correspondence from J.L. Morrill

Feb. 7, 1923 Correspondence from Hayden-Clinton National Bank

Feb. 7, 1923 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Feb. 10, 1923 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Feb. 10, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph S. Myers

Feb. 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Feb. 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to Elihu Thomson

Feb. 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to Editor, Plain Dealer

Feb. 13, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Feb. 13, 1923 Correspondence from S.W. Stratton, copy of Stratton's letter to C.G. Abbot (Feb. 13) enclosed

Feb. 14, 1923 Correspondence from Hazel Hart

February 15 - March 31, 1923

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Folder 7

Feb. 15, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Feb. 15, 1923 Correspondence from Frank M. Raymund

Feb. 16, 1923 TCM correspondence to Miss L.L. Dodds

Feb. 18, 1923 TCM correspondence to S.W. Stratton

Feb. 18, 1923 TCM correspondence to Frank M. Raymund

Feb. 19, 1923 Correspondence from L.L. Dodds

Feb. 19, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Feb. 19, 1923 TCM correspondence to Albert A. Michelson

Feb. 19, 1923 TCM correspondence to A.W. Greely (!)

Feb. 22, 1923 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice

Feb. 23, 1923 TCM correspondence to H.H. Goddard

Feb. 24, 1923 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell, draft of reply on back of page

Feb. 24, 1923 Correspondence from Edward L. Rice(?), first two pages only

Feb. 26, 1923 Correspondence from E.S. Manson, Jr.

Feb. 27, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Mar. 7, 1923 Correspondence from C.R. Miller, draft of reply on back of page

Mar. 14, 1923 TCM, copy correspondence to Clyde R. Miller

Feb. 28, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford, telegram; draft of reply on bottom

Feb. 28, 1923 Correspondence from Henry H. Goddard

Feb. 28, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Feb. 28, 1923 TCM correspondence to Miss L.L. Dodds

Feb. 28, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Mar. 1, 1923 Correspondence from A. A. Michelson

Mar. 2, 1923 Correspondence from Joseph N. Bradford

Mar. 7, 1923 Correspondence from Frank P.R. Van Syckel

Mar. 8, 1923 Correspondence from H.C. Lord

Mar. 9, 1923 Correspondence from J. Arthur Jeffers

Mar. 9, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, clipping & letter from C.R. Minor to Eugene F. McCampbell (Feb. 1, 1923) enclosed

Mar. 9, 1923 TCM correspondence to Miss L.L. Dodds

Mar. 10, 1923 TCM correspondence to J.S. Mallette

Mar. 11, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Mar. 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

Mar. 13, 1923 Correspondence from L.L. Dodds

Mar. 15, 1923 Correspondence from W.J. Beckley

Mar. 15, 1923 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Mar. 17, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.J. Beckley

Mar. 17, 1923 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Mar. 18, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Mar. 19, 1923 Correspondence from Charles Fabens Kelley

Mar. 20, 1923 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Mar. 23, 1923 Correspondence from Edward Lo Rice, draft of TCM's reply enclosed in envelope

Mar. 26, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Mar. 27, 1923 TCM correspondence to Joseph N. Bradford

Mar. 28, 1923 TCM correspondence to Mrs. J.C. Yeend

Mar. 28, 1923 TCM correspondence to Judge C.A. Reed

Mar. 29, 1923 Correspondence from Charles G. Washburn

April 1923

Box 13

Folder 8

Apr. 2, 1923 Correspondence from R.B. Miller

Apr. 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 3, 1923 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Apr. 5, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 5, 1923 Correspondence from S.R. Williams, original & Xeroxed copies

Apr. 6, 1923 Correspondence from J.E. Hagerty, clipping, attached Pres. Thompson and Board of Trustees (Inc. TCM), Ohio State Univ.

Apr. 6, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Apr. 7, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 9, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 9, 1923 Correspondence from Phi Beta Kappa Day, program, Ohio Wesleyan Univ., Mrs. Rice

Apr. 13, 1923 Correspondence from J.A. McManns, copy of Elihu Thomson's remarks enclosed

Apr. 13, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 14, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 16, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 16, 1923 TCM correspondence to J.E. Hagerty

Apr. 17, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 17, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 18, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 18, 1923 Correspondence from A.S. Hart, auditor; Harris, Forhes & Co.

Apr. 18, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 19, 1923 TCM Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 20, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 21, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Apr. 21, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, "Gifts for Homeopathic Medicine" enclosed

Apr. 24, 1923 Correspondence from William Lucius Graves

Apr. 24, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 24, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co., bill

Apr. 24, 1923 TCM correspondence to Alfred Vivian

Apr. 24, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.E. Henderson

Apr. 25, 1923 Correspondence from John B. Peddle

Apr. 25, 1923 Correspondence from E.W. Reeder, draft of reply in the margins

Apr. 26, 1923 Correspondence from John S. Kenyon, reply written by TCM on same page

Apr. 26, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 26, 1923 Correspondence from H.W. Tyler

Apr. 27, 1923 Correspondence from A.E. Waller

Apr. 28, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 29, 1923 Correspondence from C. Barns

Apr. 29, 1923 TCM correspondence to John B. Peddle

Apr. 30, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 1923

Box 13

Folder 9

May 1, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 1, 1923 Correspondence from John B. Peddle

May 1, 1923 Correspondence from Alfred Vivian

May 2, 1923 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

May 3, 1923 Correspondence from W.H. Alexander

May 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

May 4, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 4, 1923 Correspondence from C.W.Reeder, Phi Beta Kappa, Ohio State Univ

May 6, 1923 Correspondence from Z.W. Coombs

May 7, 1923 Correspondence from Lida L. Dodds

May 7, 1923 Correspondence from J.E. Hagerty, clipping enclosed

May 10, 1923 Correspondence from General Greely, Cosmos Club, envelope

May 10, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

May 13, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

May 14, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

May 14, 1923 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

May 15, 1923 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

May 17, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

May 17, 1923 Correspondence from Frank C Wagner, Rose Polytechnic Institute

May 18, 1923 Correspondence from Frank C. Wagner

May 19, 1923 James E. Campbell

May 19, 1923 C.L. Carlile, draft of reply on bottom of page

May 19, 1923 Lawrence E. Laybourne

May 20, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

May 22, 1923 TCM correspondence to Carl B. Steeb

May 23, 1923 TCM correspondence to Marsee A. Cox

May 24, 1923 Board of Trustees, Portage County Public Library correspondence to County Commissioners of Portage County

May 25, 1923 Correspondence from Alfred T. Child, draft of reply on bottom of page

May 28, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 29, 1923 Correspondence from W.H. Alexander

May 29, 1923 Correspondence from National Bank of Commerce, Cashier

May 29, 1923 Correspondence from Claibome Pirtle, President of the Rose Polytechnic Alumni Assoc.

May 30, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.C. Mills

May 31, 1923 Correspondence from Eileen Brodie

May 31, 1923 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile, draft of reply on bottom of page

May 31, 1923 Correspondence from Alfred H. Cowles

June 1923

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Folder 10

June 2, 1923 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr.

June 3, 1923 Correspondence from Miss Florence Bascom

June 3, 1923 Correspondence from G.H. McKnight

June 5, 1923 Correspondence from William C. Mills

June 6, 1923 Correspondence from F. Bascom (Florence)

June 7, 1923 Correspondence from Helen White Brodie

June 7, 1923 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley

June 8, 1923 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile

June 8, 1923 Correspondence from Waldo Lincoln, draft of reply on bottom of page

June 12, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 14, 1923 TCM correspondence to George A. Hoadley

June 14, 1923 TCM correspondence to Miss Edith T. Orlady

June 14, 1923 TCM correspondence to Gifford Smith

June 15, 1923 TCM correspondence to C.L. Carlile

June 15, 1923 Correspondence from Lowry F. Sater

June 16, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

June 18, 1923 Correspondence from George A. Hoadley

June 18, 1923 Correspondence from W.A. Layman

June 18, 1923 TCM correspondence to Lowry F. Sater

June 19, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.H. Holmes

June 20, 1923 Correspondence from Waldo Lincoln

June 21, 1923 Correspondence from W.H. Holmes

June 21, 1923 Correspondence from Charles E. Skinner

June 22, 1923 Correspondence from W.H. Holmes

June 22, 1923 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr.

June 25, 1923 TCM correspondence to Benjamin K. Pine

June 26, 1923 Correspondence from L.L. Dodds

June 27, 1923 Correspondence from Helen M. Douthell

June 28, 1923 Correspondence from The Editor, The Atlantic Monthly

June 28, 1923 TCM correspondence to Edward Orton, Jr.

June 28, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 29, 1923 Correspondence from Frederick A. Virkus, First Families of America

June 30, 1923 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr.

Correspondence, July 1923 - 1924 and undated

July 1923

Box 14

Folder 1

June 9, 1921 to July 23, 1923 Record of letters sent - TCM

July 2, 1923 Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 2, 1923 TCM correspondence to correspondence to Charles E. Skinner

July 2, 1923 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr.

July 3, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

July 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to correspondence to Miss L.L. Dodds

July 5, 1923 TCM correspondence to correspondence to William Bowie

July 6, 1923 TCM correspondence to correspondence to C.A. Reed

July 6, 1923 TCM correspondence to correspondence to James E. Campbell

July 9, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

July 9, 1923 Correspondence from Stella McMillin Traverso

July 10, 1923 Correspondence from The Keag Company

July 11, 1923 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr.

July 12, 1923 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

July 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to John Kaiser

July 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to Lawrence E. Laybourne

July 14, 1923 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

July 15, 1923 TCM correspondence to Herbert Putnam

July 15, 1923 TCM correspondence to C.R. Galbreath

July 15, 1923 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

July 17, 1923 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

July 17, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

July 18, 1923 Correspondence from Vic Donahey

July 18, 1923 Correspondence from J.L. Farnum

July 19, 1923 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

July 21, 1923 TCM correspondence to Edwin H. Hall

July 23, 1923 Correspondence from Edwin H. Hall

July 23, 1923 TCM correspondence to John M. Clarke

July 24, 1923 Correspondence from Olive Jones

July 26, 1923 Correspondence from Paul N. Bogart

July 26, 1923 Correspondence from George H. Haynes

July 29, 1923 Correspondence from Francis Melton

July 30, 1923 Correspondence from Lida L. Dodds

July 31, 1923 Correspondence from Leo Mees

August 1923

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Folder 2

Aug. 1, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Aug. 2, 1923 TCM correspondence to Paul N. Bogart

Aug. 4, 1923 Correspondence from The Chisholm Shoe Co.

Aug. 4, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Aug. 5, 1923 TCM correspondence to Carl Leo Mees

Aug. 6, 1923 Correspondence from John M. Clarke

Aug. 6, 1923 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

Aug. 6, 1923 TCM correspondence to The Chisholm Boot Shop

Aug. 7, 1923 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Aug. 7, 1923 TCM correspondence to Mrs. Yeend

Aug. 7, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Aug. 8, 1923 Correspondence from The Chisholm Shoe Co.

Aug. 8, 1923 Correspondence from E.W. Harvey, D.C. Heath & Co.

Aug. 9, 1923 TCM correspondence to Mrs. Robinson (A.D.)

Aug. 10, 1923 TCM correspondence to The Science Press

Aug. 13, 1923 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Aug. 15, 1923 Correspondence from Leo Mees

Aug. 15, 1923 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant, letter from Miss Sullivant to the President & Members of the Board of Education enclosed (Ohio)

Aug. 16, 1923 Correspondence from C.E. Marker

Aug. 17, 1923 TCM correspondence to Jane. D. Sullivant

Aug. 17, 1923 Correspondence from Claiborne Pirtle, draft of reply on back of page

Aug. 18, 1923 TCM correspondence to John J. Adams

Aug. 20, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Aug. 21, 1923 Correspondence from H.P. Boynton (Henry)

Aug. 21, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Aug. 22, 1923 Correspondence from Jane D. Sullivant

Aug. 23, 1923 Correspondence from John J. Adams

Aug. 23, 1923 Correspondence from Vic Donahey

Aug. 24, 1923 TCM correspondence to Governor Donahey

Aug. 27, 1923 Correspondence from W.E. Henderson

Aug. 27, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.E. Henderson

Aug. 28, 1923 Correspondence from B.F. McCann (Benjamin)

Aug. 29, 1923 Correspondence from J.F. Baldwin

Aug. 29, 1923 Correspondence from City Board of Education, Ravenna High School, invitation, draft of reply to R.C. Knissly on back of invitation

September 1923

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Folder 3

Sept., 1923 Correspondence from Roy E. Larsen

Sept. 1, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeh

Sept. 2, 1923 Correspondence from W.E. Henderson

Sept. 2, 1923 TCM correspondence to Governor Donahey

Sept. 3, 1923 TCM correspondence to B.F. McCann

Sept. 4, 1923 Correspondence from Frank C. Wagner, copy Claiborne Pirtle

Sept. 7, 1923 Correspondence from Paul N. Bogart

Sept. 10, 1923 TCM correspondence to James Royse

Sept. 10, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.A. Layman

Sept. 10, 1923 TCM correspondence to Frank C. Wagner

Sept. 10, 1923 TCM correspondence to Claiborne Pirtle

Sept. 10, 1923 Correspondence from Columbus citizen, telegram, draft of reply on back of telegram

Sept. 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson, Thompson's circular letter (Sept. 8) to Board of Trustees, attached

Sept. 13, 1923 Correspondence from E.M. Fitz, clipping about TMC, attached Mr. Owens

Sept. 13, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Sept. 14, 1923 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Sept. 20, 1923 TCM, draft correspondence to Mr. Stut

Sept. 20, 1923 Correspondence from R.B. Owens, draft of reply on reverse side

Sept. 21, 1923 Correspondence from A.J. Hammond (Alonzo) Claiborne Pirtle

Sept. 21, 1923 TCM, draft correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Sept. 22, 1923 TCM correspondence to E.W. Harvey

Sept. 22, 1923 Correspondence from John B. Peddle

Sept. 22, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Sept. 23, 1923 TCM, recipe correspondence to John Kaiser

Sept. 24, 1923 Correspondence from Clarence S. Brigham

Sept. 24, 1923 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath, draft of reply begins at bottom of page

Sept. 24, 1923 Correspondence from Margaret Hughes

Sept. 24, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Sept. 25, 1923 Governor correspondence to W.O. Thompson, letter to Thompson from G.H. Siebert & J.A. Fisher with draft by TCM enclosed

Sept. 25, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Sept. 25, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, copy of resolution by Board of Directors of Ohio State Univ. Cooperative Supply Co. enclosed

Sept. 25, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Sept. 26, 1923 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Sept. 27, 1923 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Sept. 27, 1923 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Sept. 27, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Sept. 28, 1923 Correspondence from Claiborne Pirtle

October - November 12, 1923

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Folder 4

Oct. 4, 1923 Correspondence from Evalyn White Brodie

Oct. 4, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, telegram, draft of TCM's reply begins on back of telegram

Oct. 4, 1923 Correspondence from L.W. St. John, draft of reply on back of page

Oct. 6, 1923 TCM correspondence to Junius E. Beal

Oct. 6, 1923 Correspondence from John B. Peddle

Oct. 8, 1923 Correspondence from Junius E. Beal

Oct. 9, 1923 Correspondence from E.W. Harvey, D.C. Heath & Co.

Oct. 11, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, draft of reply on reverse side

Oct. 14, 1923 Correspondence from Blanche Harris

Oct. 15, 1923 Correspondence from Phebe T. Sutliff, President of Branch of American University Women

Oct. 18, 1923 Correspondence from Junius E. Beal, draft of reply on reverse side

Oct. 19, 1923 Correspondence from John Millis, draft of reply on reverse side

Oct. 22, 1923 Correspondence from John M. Clarke

Oct. 25, 1923 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct 25, 1923 TCM correspondence to The Hayden-Clinton National Bank l

Oct. 28, 1923 Correspondence from Junius E. Beal, draft of reply on reverse side

Oct. 29, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Oct. 31, 1923 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Nov. 1, 1923 Correspondence from Charles F. Kelly

Nov. 1, 1923 Correspondence from Phebe T. Sutliff

Nov. 2, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Nov. 2, 1923 Correspondence from Burton E. Livingston

Nov. 2, 1923 Correspondence from N.B. Marple, draft of reply on reverse side

Nov. 3, 1923 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Nov. 3, 1923 Correspondence from Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Nov. 7, 1923 Correspondence from N.B. Marple, draft of reply on reverse side

Nov. 7, 1923 TCM, draft correspondence to Prof. Kelly

Nov. 7, 1923 TCM, draft correspondence to Editor, Plain Dealer

Nov. 7, 1923 TCM, draft correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Nov. 7, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, note by Mendenhall written across page & on reverse side

Nov. 9, 1923 Correspondence from N.B. Marple, note for reply on bottom of page

Nov. 12, 1923 Correspondence from Burton E. Livingston

November 16 - December 23, 1923

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Folder 5

Nov. 16, 1923 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne, draft of reply on reverse side

Nov. 17, 1923 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Nov. 17, 1923 Correspondence from C.A. Norman, draft of reply on reverse side

Nov. 18, 1923 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, clippings about Vassar College enclosed

Nov. 22, 1923 Correspondence from Vic Donahey

Nov. 23, 1923 Correspondence from Charles G. Washburn

Nov. 24, 1923 Correspondence from C.N. McGroarty

Nov. 26, 1923 Correspondence from Ira Remsen

Nov. 27, 1923 Elihu Thomson

Nov. 28, 1923 Correspondence from Correspondence from Aubrey Drury, draft of reply begins at end of letter

Nov. 28, 1923 Correspondence from C.A. Norman, draft of reply on reverse side

Dec. 5, 1923 Correspondence from Burton E. Livingston

Dec. 8, 1923 J.E. Endere correspondence to C.E. Eveleth

Dec. 8, 1923 Correspondence from Alex Forbes

Dec. 8, 1923 Correspondence from A.L. Rohrer

Dec. 10, 1923 Correspondence from C.E. Eveleth, J.E. Endere letter of Dec. 8 enclosed

Dec. 10, 1923 Correspondence from C.A. Norman

Dec. 11, 1923 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Dec. 11, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Dec. 12, 1923 Correspondence from Y. Kozai

Dec. 12, 1923 TCM correspondence to John Wanamaker

Dec. 13, 1923 Correspondence from W.E. Henderson

Dec. 13, 1923 Correspondence from Ted Robinson, clipping attached

Dec. 14, 1923 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Dec. 14, 1923 TCM correspondence to Dr. Henderson

Dec. 15, 1923 Correspondence from William McPherson

Dec. 17, 1923 Correspondence from C.A. Norman, telegram

Dec. 17, 1923 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert, draft of reply on reverse side

Dec. 19, 1923 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Dec. 21, 1923 Correspondence from W.R. Whitney, draft of reply enclosed

Dec. 24, 1923 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

Dec. 26, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Dec. 26, 1923 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb, draft of reply begins on back of page

Dec. 27, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, draft of reply on reverse side

Dec. 28, 1923 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell

Dec. 28, 1923 Correspondence from C.A. Norman, draft of reply on back of page

Dec. 31, 1923 Correspondence from Lois K.M. Rosenberry, (Mrs. Marvin B.)

January 1924

Box 14

Folder 6

Jan. 1, 1924 Correspondence from A.W. Greely

Jan. 1, 1924 Correspondence from B.F. McCann

Jan. 7, 1924 Correspondence from F.M. Graham, draft of reply begins at end of letter

Jan. 8, 1924 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, copy

Jan. 9, 1924 Joseph N. Bradford correspondence to David White, Faculty Club, Ohio State Univ.

Jan. 10, 1924 Correspondence from John S. Bassett, American Historical Association

Jan. 10, 1924 Correspondence from George F. Arps

Jan. 10, 1924 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Jan. 10, 1924 Correspondence from David S. White, draft of reply (Jan. 12, 1924) on reverse side

Jan. 11, 1924 Correspondence from E.F. McCampbell, draft of reply (Jan. 24, 1924) on reverse side.

Jan. 11, 1924 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Jan. 12, 1924 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell, later undated letter probably referring to this one attached

Jan. 12, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 12, 1924 Correspondence from Herbert S. Hirshberg

Jan. 13, 1924 TCM correspondence to Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 13, 1924 TCM correspondence to James E. Campbell

Jan. 14, 1924 Correspondence from George L. Burr

Jan. 15, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Jan. 16, 1924 Correspondence from William H. Allen, Institute for Public Service, draft of reply on reverse side (Jan. 24 , 1924)

Jan. 16, 1924 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne, draft of reply on reverse side (Jan. 19)

Jan. 16, 1924 TCM correspondence to George F. Arps

Jan. 17, 1924 Correspondence from James E. Campbell, notes & draft of reply on reverse side

Jan. 17, 1923 Correspondence from J.E. Hagerty, draft of reply on back of last page (Jan. 25)

Jan. 18, 1924 Correspondence from George F. Arps

Jan. 19, 1924 Correspondence from Aubrey Drury

Jan. 23, 1924 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath, draft of TMC's reply, enclosed

Jan 24, 1924 Correspondence from F.C.Caldwell, draft of reply on reverse side

Jan. 24, 1924 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne, printed copy of minutes of Assoc. of Governing Boards of Universities, enclosed

Jan. 25, 1924 TCM, draft correspondence to D. Goddard

Jan. 28, 1924 TCM correspondence to J.E. Hagerty

Jan. 30, 1924 Correspondence from The Findeiss Leather Co., draft of reply on bottom of page

Jan. 30, 1924 Correspondence from J.E. Hagerty

Jan. 31, 1924 Correspondence from Vic Donahey, copy

February - May 1924

Box 14

Folder 7

Feb. 1, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Eh. 2, 1924 F.C. Caldwell, copy correspondence to William McPherson

Feb. 2, 1924 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Feb. 8, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Feb. 8, 1924 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson

Feb. 8, 1924 W.O. Thompson correspondence to Board of Trustees, Ohio State University, enclosed with above; letter from Thompson to Charles C. Crabbe (Attorney General) & memo enclosed

Feb. 8, 1924 Correspondence from Martha G. Woodward (Mrs. R.S.)

Feb. 9, 1924 TCM correspondence to Vic Donahey

Feb. 10, 1924 TCM correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Feb. 13, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Feb. 13, 1924 TCM correspondence to H.S. Hirshberg

Feb. 13, 1924 Correspondence from R.R. Stevenson; draft of reply begins at bottom of page

Feb. 14, 1924 Charles C. Crabbe, Attorney General correspondence to W.O. Thompson

Feb. 15, 1924 Correspondence from Landon G. Bell, draft of reply begins on bottom of page

Feb. 15, 1924 TCM correspondence to Charles E. Mendenhall

Feb. 15, 1924 Correspondence from City of Ravenna, Ohio, Notice of Assessment for Street Improvement, W.C.A. Rout, Clerk of Council

Feb. 16, 1924 Correspondence from George S. Addams, draft of reply begins at bottom of page

Feb. 16, 1924 Correspondence from The Globe-Wernicke Co.

Feb. 16, 1924 TCM correspondence to John Kaiser, copy also, Resolution by Mr. Mack & memo attached

Feb. 17, 1924 TCM correspondence to Carl E. Steeb

Feb. 17, 1924 TCM correspondence to General Edward Orton

Feb. 17, 1924 TCM correspondence to Landon C. Bell

Feb. 18, 1924 Correspondence from J. Lawrence Boggs, draft of reply on bottom of page

Feb. 18, 1924 Correspondence from Miss E.A. Clark

Feb. 18, 1924 TCM correspondence to A.J. Willson

Feb. 19, 1924 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, draft of reply on reverse side

Feb. 20, 1924 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Feb. 20, 1924 Correspondence from C.A. Norman, copy of reports on faculty committees on budget made at the American Assoc. of University Professors, draft of reply at bottom of page

Feb. 20, 1924 Correspondence from George W. Rightmire, draft

Feb. 20, 1924 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson

Feb. 24, 1924 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

Feb. 26, 1924 Correspondence from Sarah Berliner

Feb. 27, 1924 Correspondence from Remington Typewriter Co.

Feb. 28, 1924 Correspondence from Alice Townshend Wing

Mar. 13, 1924 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson

Mar. 17, 1924 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Mar. 18, 1924 TCM correspondence to E.F. McCampbell

Mar. 18, 1924 TCM correspondence to James E. Campbell

Mar. 20, 1914 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Mar. 20, 1924 TCM correspondence to Charles E. Mendenhall

Mar. 22, 1924 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Mar. 23, 1924 Date of Mendenhall's death

May 7, 1924 C.L. Mees correspondence to C.R. Putnam

Undated Letters (Includes any incomplete or tentative dates)

Box 14

Folder 8

Allen, M.C.

1890-1891 Correspondence from Allison, W.B.

Correspondence from Ballous (?), G.

Correspondence from Brown, Stanley J.

June 1 Correspondence from Caldwell, Louise Orton

Correspondence from Clark (probably), Edith

Correspondence from Clark, Kate B.

May 5 Correspondence from Corthell, Elmer L.

May 5 Correspondence from Davidson, George

Mar. 7 Correspondence from Dechant, William L.

Correspondence from Gibbs, Wolcott

Correspondence from Greene, J. Evarts (letterhead), poem entitled "Frank Palmer Goulding"

Mar. 21 Correspondence from Greely, A.W.

Mar. 29 Correspondence from Greely, A.W.

Correspondence from Harvey, E.W.

Aug. 29 Correspondence from Helmholtz, W.V.

Correspondence from Howard, L.O.

Jan. 19, (1892?) Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G.

Jan. 19, (1892?) Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G., invitation

Mar. 6 (1892?) Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G.

Oct. 26, (1892?) Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G.

Dec. 21, (1894?) Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G.

Jan. 31 Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G.

Apr. 12 Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G.

Jan. 19, (1892?) Correspondence from Hubbard, Gardiner G.

Correspondence from Hurst, J.F.

May 13, 189_ Correspondence from Huttin, F.R., American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Oct. 9 Correspondence from Ireland, telegram

Correspondence from Jones, Olive

Correspondence from Kent, W.G.

Sunday morning Correspondence from Kikuchi, D.

New Year Correspondence from Kikuchi, Baron and Baroness

Correspondence from Kikuchi, Taiji

Wednesday Correspondence from Landacre, Frances F. (Mrs. F.F.)

Correspondence from Lander, Jean M.D.

Correspondence from LeConte, Joseph

Nov. 22 Correspondence from Lowell, Percival

Correspondence from M., C,B.

Correspondence from Macfarland, Henry B.F., Secretary., Rovers Club

Monday Correspondence from Macfarland, Henry B.F.

Dec. 23 Correspondence from McPherson, William

Correspondence from Maurri, Grustina

May 30 Correspondence from Mees, Arthur

Correspondence from TCM, codicil

TCM correspondence to Mark W. Harrington

TCM correspondence to Mary Alice Hunter

TCM correspondence to R.G. Jones

TCM correspondence to Franklin Macleagh, Secretary. of the Treasury

TCM correspondence to Remsen

TCM correspondence to Dr. Thompson

TCM correspondence to Dr. Walcott

TCM correspondence to Mrs. Wing

Mendenhall, Susan A. correspondence to Mrs. Tuttle

Correspondence from Miller, Russell B., Secretary, Phi Beta Kappa, Ohio Wesleyan Univ.

May 30 Correspondence from Needy, Mrs. Mary E.

Correspondence from Quay, Jerome; consul of the U.S. in Florence; Certificate of Registration of TCM as an American citizen

June 17 Correspondence from Rees, J.K.

Mar. 18 Correspondence from Roosevelt, Theodore

Correspondence from Saville, Bruce Wilder

June 25 Correspondence from Sidwell, Frances Halderman

Correspondence from Siebert, Annie W.S.

Correspondence from Smith, Florizel

Sunday afternoon Correspondence from Stone, Edna A.

Correspondence from Sullivant, Jane D.; first part only

Correspondence from Tanaka, Shohé

Correspondence from Tanakadate, M.

Correspondence from Tarbox, Libbie Lord (Mrs. H.F.)

Correspondence from Thompson, W.O.

May 28 Correspondence from Thuring, Charles T.

July 9 Correspondence from Traverse, Stella MacMillin

ca. 1901 Correspondence from Triangle Club

Correspondence from Van Buren, General; invitation

Aug. 12 Correspondence from Wildes, Inspector

Correspondence, personal and lists of correspondents

Box 15

Folder 1

Personal correspondence, 1869 - 1870

Folder 2

Personal correspondence, 1871 - 1890

Folder 3

Personal correspondence, 1903 - 1923

Folder 4

Personal correspondence, undated

Folder 5

Lists of correspondents, some addresses, dates incomplete

Charles Elwood Mendenhall: Correspondence, 1907 - June 1924

(Recipient - Charles E. Mendenhall (CEM) unless otherwise indicated)

1907 - 1910

Box 16

Folder 1

Apr. 25, 1907 Correspondence from Sidney N. Foster

July 23, 1907 Correspondence from Charles W. Waidner

Nov. 24, 1907 Correspondence from A.T., Dept. of Physics, Princeton University

Feb. 15, 1908 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Mar. 19, 1908 Correspondence from Augustus Trowbridge

Sept. 9, 1908 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Nov. 3, 1908 Correspondence from George E. Gale

Nov. 15, 1908 Correspondence from Willibald Weniger

Nov. 24, 1908 Correspondence from Arthur S. King

Dec. 19, 1908 Correspondence from Francis Eugene Nipher

May 13, 1909 Correspondence from Charles R. Crop

May 22, 1909 Correspondence from James B. McDowell, John A. Brashear Co., Ltd.

Sept. 25, 1909 Correspondence from Osborne Scott

Jan. 27, 1910 Correspondence from Edgar Buckingham

Feb. 4, 1910 Correspondence from M.F. Angell

Feb. 18, 1910 Correspondence from Charles C. Crop

Feb. 23, 1910 Correspondence from Burley & Company, B.G. Bridges

Mar. 1, 1910 Correspondence from Ingersoll Bowditch

Mar. 9, 1910 Correspondence from M.F. Angel

Apr. 26, 1910 Correspondence from Edward P. Styde

May 3, 1910 Correspondence from Edward P. Styde

Sept. 12, 1910 Correspondence from The Kalo Shop

Nov. 22, 1910 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

1911 - 1923

Box 16

Folder 2

Feb. 14, 1911 Correspondence from F.C. Brown

Mar. 9, 1911 Correspondence from Augustus Trowbridge

May 8, 1911 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

July 8, 1911 Correspondence from George H. Haynes

July 17, 1911 Correspondence from Jennie M. Geren

Sept. 18, 1911 Correspondence from Moravian Pottery & Tile Works

Sept. 23, 1911 Correspondence from Trescott F. Chaplin

Oct. 19, 1912 Correspondence from R.W. Wood

Jan. 6, 1913 First page only, probably Augustus Trowbridge

Jan. 31, 1913 Correspondence from Augustus Trowbridge

Feb. 9, 1913 Correspondence from Gus, Augustus Trowbridge probably

June 25, 1913 Correspondence from Gus, Augustus Trowbridge

June 30, 1913 Correspondence from Gus, Augustus Trowbridge

Dec. 4, 1913 Correspondence from Gus, Augustus Trowbridge

Feb. 11, 1915 Correspondence from R.W. Wood, postcard

Mar. 9, 1915 Correspondence from Gus, Augustus Trowbridge

Mar. 17, 1915 First page only, probably R.W. Wood

Apr. 8, 1915 Correspondence from Gus, Augustus Trowbridge

June 26, 1915 Correspondence from R.W. Wood, postcard

Dec. 10, 1915 Correspondence from R.W. Wood

Dec. 14, 1915 Correspondence from R.W. Wood, postcard

Nov. 15, 1916 Correspondence from C.M. Jansky, computations, attached

July 18, 1918 The University of Chicago Press correspondence to G.J. Laing, General Editor, contract attached

Jan. 26, 1920 Correspondence from A.I. Hrie

Feb. 28, 1920 Correspondence from A.I. Hrie

Nov. 14, 1922 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson, headmaster, Asheville School

May 9, 1923 American Railway Express Co. Uniform Express Receipt, received from C.E. Mendenhall, consigned to N.B. Marple

Sept. 10, 1923 Correspondence from Frederick A. Virkus, First Families of America

March 1924 (Death of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall)

Box 16

Folder 3

Mar. 23, 1924 Ella M. Hiddlesohn, telegram correspondence to Charles A. Marple

Mar. 23, 1924 Correspondence from C.L. Mees, telegram

Mar. 23, 1924 Correspondence from John B. Peddle

Mar. 23, 1924 Correspondence from W.O. Thompson, telegram

Mar. 24, 1924 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Mar. 24, 1924 Correspondence from Marie Colburn

Mar. 24, 1924 Board of Library Trustees correspondence to E.O. Greenamyer, Secretary

Mar. 24, 1924 Correspondence from Harriet Marple, telegram

Mar. 24, 1924 Correspondence from J.B. Nordholt, President, Ohio State University Association, telegram

Mar. 24, 1924 Mary Overton, telegram correspondence to Mrs. C.E. Mendenhall

Mar. 24, 1924 Correspondence from (Katherine Spahr Fenton &) Eleanor Spahr Platt, telegram

Mar. 24, 1924 Correspondence from Hammond Condron Weatherbee, telegram

Mar. 25, 1924 Correspondence from W.E. Guerin, telegram

Mar. 25, 1924 Correspondence from Fred E. Nessel, Registrar & Secretary, Board of Trustees

Mar. 25, 1924 Correspondence from Mrs. Arthur D. Robinson, Secretary, Board of Trustees

Mar. 26, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Mar. 26, 1924 Correspondence from W.H. Scott

Mar. 27, 1924 Correspondence from James E. Campbell

Mar. 27, 1924 Correspondence from A.D. Cole

Mar. 27, 1924 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Mar. 27, 1924 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard, explanatory note with above

Mar. 27, 1924 W.H. Scott correspondence to Curtis C. Howard, "The Undiscovered Country", a sonnet by Thomas Bailey Aldrich, enclosed

Mar. 28, 1924 Correspondence from E. Lester Jones

Mar. 28, 1924 Correspondence from William G. Moler

April 1924

Box 16

Folder 4

Apr. 1, 1924 Correspondence from John F. Cunningham

Apr. 4, 1924 Harris, Forbes & Co. correspondence to Central Wisconsin Trust Co., Attn: T.R. Hefty, Vice Pres.

Apr. 6, 1924 Correspondence from Carrie (?) M. Perkins

Apr. 7, 1924 Correspondence from Central Wisconsin Trust Co., Vice President

Apr. 7, 1924 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

Apr. 7, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Apr. 8, 1924 Correspondence from F.C. Caldwell

Apr. 9, 1924 Correspondence from Edward Orton, Jr., typewritten copies of editorials on article by T.C. Mendenhall, enclosed

Apr. 10, 1924 Correspondence from Alexander McAdee

Apr. 10, 1924 Correspondence from William E. Walter

Apr. 14, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Apr. 15, 1924 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile

Apr. 17, 1924 Correspondence from C.L. Mees

Apr. 17, 1924 Correspondence from O.H. Tittmann

Apr. 17, 1924 Correspondence from H.H.P. Wright, Mass. Hospital Life Insurance Co., contract with T.C. Mendenhall, enclosed

Apr. 21, 1924 Correspondence from Certificate of insurance

Apr. 21, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Apr. 21, 1924 Correspondence from George R. Putnam

Apr. 21, 1924 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Apr. 22, 1924 Correspondence from The City View Apartment & Storage Co.

Apr. 22, 1924 Correspondence from The City View Apartment & Storage Co., C.T. Swift

Apr. 24, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Apr. 28, 1924 Correspondence from Chicago & North Western Ry. Co., Arrival notice

Apr. 28, 1924 Correspondence from John B. McGrew

Apr. 29, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

Apr. 29, 1924 Correspondence from The Union Transfer & Storage Co., 2 warehouse receipts & contracts

Apr. 30, 1924 Correspondence from First Savings Bank & Trust Co.

May - June 1924

Box 16

Folder 5

May 2, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

May 2, 1924 Correspondence from The Union Transfer & Storage Co.

May 3, 1924 Correspondence from American Railway Express Co., collection bill

May 3, 1924 Correspondence from American Railway Express Co., 4 uniform express receipts

May 3, 1924 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson

May 6, 1924 Correspondence from Uncle Charles

May 7, 1924 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka, itinerary attached

May 7, 1924 Correspondence from State Tax Commission; 2nd letter undated, attached

May 8, 1924 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile

May 8, 1924 Correspondence from Union Transfer & Storage Co.

May 8, 1924 Correspondence from The Union Transfer & Storage Co.

May 10, 1924 Correspondence from Klein & Wolf

May 10, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

May 10, 1924 Correspondence from The Union Transfer & Storage Co.

May 11, 1924 Correspondence from W.S. Carlile & Sons Co., C.L. Carlile

May 12, 1924 Correspondence from Olive Jones

May 12, 1924 C.E. Mendenhall correspondence to Mr. Libleis, letter from E.H. Libis on reverse side

May 12, 1924 Correspondence from State of Wisconsin, satisfaction of real estate mortgage

May 14, 1924 Correspondence from The Union Transfer & Storage Co.

May 15, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

May 15, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Dodge & Son, Agents.

May 19, 1924 C.E. Mendenhall correspondence to C.H. Stevens, Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 21, 1924 Correspondence from Postlewaite & Martin

May 21, 1924 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

May 21, 1924 Correspondence from G.R. P. (probably Putnam)

May 23, 1924 Correspondence from Smith M. Comly, Review Club Secretary, Resolutions on death of T.C. Mendenhall, enclosed

May 23, 1924 Correspondence from Von Lengerke & Antoine

May 26, 1924 Correspondence from Von Lengerke & Antoine

May 26, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

May 29, 1924 Correspondence from McKeen Cattell

May 29, 1924 Correspondence from William S. Deming

May 29, 1924 Correspondence from The First Savings Bank & Trust Co.

May 29, 1924 Correspondence from C.B. Galbreath

June 2, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

June 2, 1924 A.L. Rohrer correspondence to George R. Putnam

June 3, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

June 3, 1924 Correspondence from Bruce Wilde Saville Ohio State Univ., Dept. of Fine Arts

June 3, 1924 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

June 4, 1924 Correspondence from William L. Deming

June 5, 1924 Correspondence from Edna K. Reineke, Asheville School

June 6, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

June 6, 1924 Correspondence from George R. Putnam

June 9, 1924 Correspondence from C.L. Carlile

June 13, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

June 14, 1924 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson

June 15, 1924 Correspondence from E.S. Morse

June 17, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

June 18, 1924 Correspondence from Harris, Forbes & Co.

June 19, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

June 20, 1924 Correspondence from A.D. Cole

June 20, 1924 Correspondence from William L. Deming

June 22, 1924 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

June 23, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

June 27, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

June 30, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Charles Elwood Mendenhall: Correspondence, July 1924 - 1935 and undated

(Recipient is Charles Elwood Mendenhall (CEM) unless otherwise noted)

July - October 1924

Box 17

Folder 1

July 2, 1924 Correspondence from A.D. Cole

July 7, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

July 10, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris, copy of letter sent by them to N.B. Marple (also June 10, 1924), enclosed

July 10, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Co.

July 11, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

July 14, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Company

July 15, 1924 Correspondence from W.B. Parsons, Equitable Life Assurance Society

July 17, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Co.

July 21, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

July 21, 1924 Correspondence from Mrs. Nina M. Stanford

July 23, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

July 24, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

July 30, 1924 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson

July 31, 1924 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Aug. 1, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Aug. 4, 1924 Correspondence from T.L. Condron

Aug. 7, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Aug. 20, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Aug. 28, 1924 Correspondence from Elihu Thomson, copy A.D. Cole

Sept., 1924 Correspondence from Asheville School

Sept. 11, 1924 Correspondence from A.B. Fairchild & Son

Sept. 17, 1924 Correspondence from Newton M. Anderson

Sept. 17, 1924 Correspondence from Martin & Cooke, Loans & Real Estate

Sept. 18, 1924 Correspondence from Carl E. Steeb

Sept. 19, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Sept. 24, 1924 Correspondence from A.D. Cole, recommendations of committee on the Mendenhall Memorial Service attached

Oct. 3, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Oct. 18, 1924 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Oct. 28, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Oct. 29, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Jan. 1-Oct. 31, 1924 Correspondence from Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Co., cash statement

November - December 1924

Box 17

Folder 2

Nov. 3, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Co.

Nov. 7, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Dodge, Atlas Assurance Co. Limited

Nov. 7, 1924 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

Nov. 10, 1924 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Nov. 10, 1924 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka, copy of above

Nov. 11, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Co.

Nov. 12, 1924 Correspondence from Chester Corey, Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Co.

Nov. 13, 1924 Correspondence from A.L. Hrie

Nov. 15, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Nov. 15, 1924 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Co.

Nov. 18, 1924 Correspondence from S.S. Lewis, Auditor General, Harrisburg

Nov. 18, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Nov. 21, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Nov. 21, 1924 Correspondence from Edgar B. Van Wagoner, New York Life Insurance Co.

Nov. 22, 1924 Correspondence from General Education Board Endowment Fund

Nov. 26, 1924 Correspondence from Nina M. Stanford

Nov. 28, 1924 Florizel Smith, copy correspondence to Nathan B. Marple

Nov. 30, 1924 C.E. Mendenhall correspondence to C.L. Carlile, reply on bottom from Carlile

Dec. 1, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 3, 1924 Correspondence from William L. Deming

Dec. 5, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Dec. 5, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 10, 1924 Correspondence from Information on Mendenhall Memorial

Dec. 10, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 11, 1924 Correspondence from William L. Deming

Dec. 11, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris, legal documents enclosed

Dec. 15, 1924 Correspondence from Bruce Wilde Saville

Dec. 16, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 16, 1924 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Dec. 17, 1924 Correspondence from Asheville School

Dec. 18, 1924 Correspondence from Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Auditor General

Dec. 18, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 19, 1924 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Dec. 22, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Dec. 26, 1924 Correspondence from R. Fujisawa

Dec. 27, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Dec. 27, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Dec. 27, 1924 N.B.M. (Marple), copy correspondence to Florizel Smith

Dec. 29, 1924 Correspondence from E.G. Rarey, Treasury Dept., Internal Revenue

Dec. 30, 1924 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Dec. 30, 1924 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

January - March 1925

Box 17

Folder 3

Jan. 2, 1925 Loomis & Caris correspondence to Mrs. Dorothy Reed Mendenhall

Jan. 3, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Jan. 8, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Jan. 12, 1925 Correspondence from N. Hozumi, Imperial Academy

Jan. 13, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Jan. 17, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Jan. 17, 1925 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Jan. 20, 1925 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Jan. 21, 1925 Correspondence from George Jackson, Asheville School

Jan. 21, 1925 Correspondence from C.L. Mees

Jan. 22, 1925 Correspondence from George Jackson, Asheville School

Jan. 24, 1925 Correspondence from A. Tanakadate

Feb. 8, 1925 Correspondence from C.L. Mees

Feb. 12, 1925 Correspondence from William L. Deming

Feb. 12, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Feb. 14, 1925 Correspondence from C.L. Mees

Feb. 25, 1925 Correspondence from C.F. Marvin

Mar. 2, 1925 Correspondence from Albert E. Mielenz, Aetna Life Insurance Co.

Mar. 2, 1925 Correspondence from D.K. Price, Asst. Mathematician, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.

Mar. 4, 1925 Correspondence from E.I. Downer, Registrar, Adelbert College, Western Reserve Univ.

Mar. 4, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Mar. 4, 1925 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Mar. 6, 1925 Correspondence from William L. Deming

Mar. 9, 1925 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Mar. 11, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Mar. 11, 1925 Correspondence from Nina M. Stanford

Mar. 12, 1925 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert

Mar. 17, 1925 Correspondence from Fred Charles

Mar. 19, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Mar. 20, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Mar. 24, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Mar. 26, 1925 Correspondence from A.D. Cole; enclosures- letter from Cole to E.S. Morse (Mar. 26, 1925), tribute to Mendenhall by Elihu Thomson, including 2 letters from T.C. Mendenhall to Thomson (Oct. 15, 1921 & Oct. 25, 1922)

April 1925

Box 17

Folder 4

Apr. 1, 1925 Correspondence from William L. Deming

Apr. 2, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Apr. 4, 1925 Correspondence from W.H. Siebert (Wilbur)

Apr. 6, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Apr. 8, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Apr. 10, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Apr. 11, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Apr. 14, 1925 Correspondence from William L. Deming

Apr. 14, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris, letter from Treasury Dept. at Washington (Apr. 11, 1925) enclosed

Apr. 15, 1925 Correspondence from Chester Corey, Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Co.

Apr. 15, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Apr. 20, 1925 Correspondence from Wilbur H. Siebert

Apr. 21, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Apr. 25, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

May 1925

Box 17

Folder 5

May 4, 1925 Correspondence from Lawrence E. Laybourne

May 5, 1925 Joji Sakurai, copy correspondence to T. Miyaoka; duplicate copy enclosed. Also enclosed letter from T. Miyaoka to Joji Sakurai (May 27) & circular letter about Miyaoka's patent practice - see #280

May 8, 1925 Correspondence from C.O. Hoffman

May 11, 1925 W.L.D. (copy) correspondence to Charles F. Marvin (probably William L. Deming) sketch of Bronze Tablet in memory of TCM for the Salem High School, enclosed

May 12, 1925 Correspondence from C.O. Hoffman

May 14, 1925 Correspondence from William L. Deming

May 21, 1925 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

May 22, 1925 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

May 27, 1925 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka, enclosures listed as Joji Sakurai, May 5, 1925

May 28, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

May 29, 1925 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

June - August 1925

Box 17

Folder 6

June 2, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

June 3, 1925 Correspondence from D.H. Blair, Commissioner, Treasury Dept., Washington

June 3, 1925 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Co.

June 5, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

June 20, 1925 Correspondence from Asheville School

June 25, 1925 Correspondence from George Jackson, Asheville School, report card of Tom Mendenhall (Thomas Corwin II, son of Charles Elwood) enclosed

July 1, 1925 Correspondence from Chester Corey, Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Co.

Mar. 25-July 1, 1925 Correspondence from Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Co., Cash Statement

July 23, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

July 20, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

July 18, 1925 Correspondence from William L. Deming

July 16, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

July 23, 1925 Correspondence from Loomis & Caris

Aug. 3, 1925 Correspondence from William L. Deming

Aug. 3, 1925 Correspondence from CEM, Last Will & Testament

1926 - 1935 and undated

Box 17

Folder 7

Jan. 26, 1926 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Jan. 26, 1926 Martin & Cooke correspondence to Nathan B. Marple & Charles E. Mendenhall

Jan. 26, 1926 Correspondence from Martin & Cooke

June 2, 1926 Correspondence from W.J. Stanley, Central Wisconsin Trust Co.

Aug. 18, 1926 Correspondence from The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Nov. 2, 1926 Correspondence from Ch. Fabre

Jan. 12, 1927 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Jan. 30, 1927 Top half of letter only correspondence to Nathan B. Marple

Feb. 2, 1927 Correspondence from N.B. Marple

Oct. 12, 1927 Correspondence from Jim

Nov. 21, 1927 Correspondence from Bruce Wilder Saville (!!!)

Oct. 8, 1928 Correspondence from George R. Putnam

Jan. 28, 1930 Correspondence from Curtis C. Howard

Aug. 29, 1930 Correspondence from H.A. Marmer

Oct. 4, 1930 Correspondence from H.A. Marmer, Asst. Chief, Division of Tides & Currents, U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey, Dept. of Commerce

May 12, 1931 Correspondence from L.W. Chubb

Dec. 26, 1933 Correspondence from T. Miyaoka

Sept. 18, 1935 Correspondence from Joji Sakurai, The Imperial Academy

Undated Correspondence

Box 17

Folder 7

Receipt for Claim, Legacy or Share of Personalty, T.C. Mendenhall, State of Ohio, County Court, Portage County

Contents of Safety Deposit Box No. 76, First Savings Bank & Trust Co., Ravenna, O. belonging to T.C. Mendenhall, late of Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio

Correspondence from Anderson, Newton M.

Mar. 9 Correspondence from Sullivant, Jane D.

Mar. 16 Correspondence from Sullivant, Jane D.

Jan. 8 Correspondence from Towle, R.H. (Fowle?)

Mar. 31 Correspondence from Trowbridge, Augustus (Gus)

Sept. 16 Correspondence from Trowbridge, Augustus (Gus)

Nov. 15 Correspondence from Trowbridge, Augustus (Gus)

Correspondence from Trowbridge, Augustus (Gus)

May 8 Correspondence from Trowbridge, Augustus

Dec. 6 Correspondence from Trowbridge, Augustus (Gus)

Correspondence from Trowbridge, Augustus - fragment

Correspondence from Waidner, Charles W., 3 letters

Correspondence from Wood, R.W., 3 letters & one fragment

Diaries, 1891 - 1924, one per year

Autobiography and biographical material

Box 19

Folders 1-18

T.C. Mendenhall's "Autobiographical Notes", 908 pp. (Xerox copy)

Folder 19

Miscellaneous biographical material

Folder 20

Autobiographical reminiscences of childhood years by Maria Mendenhall Michener, sister of T.C. Mendenhall, 13 pp. (Xerox copy)

Lab, experimental and lecture notes

Notebooks

Box 20

Folder 1

Notes on light prepared for lectures on the undulating theory, Tokio, Japan, 1878- 1881.

Record of Electrical Observations - Sept. & Oct. 1883.

Topics covered - circumstantial evidence, uncertainty of conclusions, exact sciences, notes for annual Presidential Address for Philosophical Society of Washington - January 20, 1992 "The Uncertainty of Conclusions"; seal life (1-7/92); earth measuring; knife-edge measurements.

Light House Inspection Tour - August 1892

Experiments with Gravity & Precise Levels - 1901 R.G. Drittes (?)

Folder 2

Mainly empty. Contains a few pages of miscellaneous material on Japanese fencing & snail locomotion.

Miscellaneous notes on language, mathematics, matter, knowledge, etc.

Drafts of definitions of the international ohm, ampere, & volt.

"Energy of Recent Earthquakes" - Tokio, Osaka, Nayoga - computations

Laboratory notebook - Tokio, Japan.

Folder 3

Seal Islands Investigations - questionnaire & results

Notes - Wavelength Measurements

Calculations

Folder 4

Rough Notes & Scientific & Non-Scientific Topics

Folder 5

Financial Records (Bills, Financial Reports, Fund Rising Activities, Real Estate Transactions, Annual Reports of Companies, Unlabeled Monetary Computations).

Manuscripts of articles, addresses, papers, books, congressional bills, talks etc. (Includes notes for revisions, drafts, notes for speeches, etc.)

Manuscripts by Mendenhall

Box 21

Folder 1

"Earthquakes in Japan", January 4, 1879. Paper prepared for the Tyndall Association of Columbus

Minutes of the Bering Sea Commission - notebook in outline form. Includes first draft of the "Report of the Commissioner Representing the U.S. in the Matter of Marking the Boundary Line in the Passamaquoddy Bay Under the Convention July 22, 1892." See Item #20.

July 12, 1894 - An Act to Define & establish the units of electrical measure - ohm, ampere, volt, coulomb, farad, joule, watt, henry (Public--No. 105).

Folder 2

The Figure of the Earth - notebook & series of ten lectures from February 1 to May 14th, 1895.

Folder 3

February 19, 1900 Address to the American Geographic Society, The Alaska Boundary Line

June 14, 1920 - Resolution of the Board of Trustees of Ohio State University in response to Charles F. Ketterings' offer of a gift for a college of homeopathic medicine. Accompanying individual statement by Mendenhall. Handwritten & typed copies.

"Note on the United States Fundamental Standards of Length & Mass", September 2, 1922 (9 typed pages.)

Biographical notes on C.B. Galbreath on back of printed poem, sent by Mendenhall to Mary L. Beech & then returned to him by her.

Draft - On the Evil Results of Being Too Ambitious

Notes on "Doctrine of Chances."

"Earth Measurements," given at Lowell Institute in Boston.

Folder 1

Drafts for talk on Japanese culture - drama, mythology, sacred dancing, & modern attitudes toward art, money, & world supremacy.

Folder 3

Three pages of speech at dedication of some educational structure. Discusses Japan's advantages over China from point of view of education.

Folder 4

Address to the Worcester Fire Society two years after his election to membership. Rough draft attached.

Address to Society in which he gives his thoughts on the approaching visit of Dr. R. Fujisawa, retired professor of the Imperial University of Japan.

Draft of speech for the dedication of the Ryerson Physical Laboratory in Chicago. Comments on the importance of observation in physics & the rise of the physical laboratory.

Address to Ohio educators criticizing trends in education & university life.

Discussion of the greater importance of labor than luck in the lives of successful men with examples from the history of science. Not complete.

Commencement address at an Engineering College, probably another version of item #18 since although the morals of the two speeches are superficially different, some of the historical examples used & even some of the wording is the same. Complete. Found in the same envelope as item #18.

Folder 5

Minutes of the commission on the seals in the Bering Sea written in full. See Item #2.

Folder 6

Comments on Alfred Holbrook

"Some Thoughts Regarding the Proposed Stadium," submitted to the Board of Trustees of Ohio State University.

Manuscripts Not by Mendenhall

Box 21

Folder 7

Extracts from the records of Westland Monthly Meeting of Friends, Pennsylvania. Prepared by Gilbert Cope. February 27 to May 22, 1790.

ca. 1863 - Handwritten description by union officer of escape from Union Prison by Confederate officers.

Extract from Mr. Asano's letter to a Japanese newspaper. New York, ca. 1879.

Prof. Sylvanus Thompson - "Suggestions for the International Congress of Electricity" (Chicago, 1893).

"Diagram of consecutive observed values of extra atmospheric intensity of solar radiation, as determined by the Smithsonian Institution at Washington, D.C., Mount Wilson, Cal., & Calama, Chile, from 1902 to 1919." Includes discussion of the diagram.

Minutes of the American Physical Society Council, Dec. 28, 1906-Apr. 22, 1910.

Folder 8

Resolutions adopted by the University Faculty at its meetings of Feb. 14, 21, 28, 1916, & the action of the Regents thereon.

Recommendations made by the Committee of the Whole on Feb. 29, 1916 to the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin. Extract from minutes of the Mar. 1, 1916 meeting of the Board of Regents where the report of the Committee of the Whole was adopted.

March 18, 1916 - Notes about the Superintendents of the Coast Survey compiled by E. Lester Jones.

Folder 9

July 18, 1921 - A bill to fix the metric system of weights & measures as the single standard of weights & measures for certain uses, by Mr. Ladd. (Printed & typewritten copies).

Memoranda on the meetings of the Committee on Medical Education at the Chittenden Hotel on Mar. 24, 1922 & at the University on Apr. 14, 1922.

May 31, 1922 - Information on the illness & funeral of Mr. McMillin & other biographical material relating to him.

"In Memory of Albert G. Farr," member of the Board of Trustees of Ripon College. (Four typewritten pages).

Outline on "Dynamical Units" - clarification of the use of units of mass & weight.

"Report of the Board of Visitors" of the Ohio State University Association.

By-laws of the Directors of the Worcester Art Museum.

Xeroxed autobiography found in Mendenhall collection. Author unknown.

"The snow is falling thick & fast," a first attempt at verse found in the Mendenhall collection. By Brodie.

Notes on Primary Triangulation, (Gravity Determinations, Azimuths, Astronomic Latitude, Astronomic Longitude, Precise Leveling, & Primary Bases.

Handwritten description of the position of the Alaska boundary line. (2 pages.)

Reprints, articles by T.C. Mendenhall - 1870-1906

Reprints, Articles by TCM

Box 22

Folder 1

1870 - Discussion of the Heating Powers of Some Ohio Coals, from the report of the Geological Survey of Ohio for 1870.

August, 1875 - An Improvement in Bunsen's Method for Specific Gravity of Gases, from the proceedings of The American Association for the Advancement of Science, Detroit Meeting, August, 1875.

August, 1875 - On a Method of Exhibiting l)y Projection the Difference of Velocity of Waves in Various Gases, from the proceeding of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Detroit Meeting, August, 1875.

October 1, 1878 - Japan Notes, from Ohio Educational Monthly; & The National Teacher, Old Series, Vol. XXVII, No. 12, Third Series, Vol. III, No. 12, December, 1878.

January 1, 1879 - Japan Notes, Ohio Educational Monthly; & The National Teacher.

March 24, 1879 - Japan Notes, Principally Concerning Play, from the Ohio Educational Monthly; & The National Teacher, Old Series, Vol. XXVIII, No. 6; Third Series, Vol. IV, No. 6, June, 1879.

October 28, 1879 - Japan Notes, from the Ohio Educational Monthly; & The National Teacher, Old Series, Vol. XXIX, No. l; Third Series, Vol. V, No. 1, January 1880.

March, 1880 - Japan Notes, from the Ohio Educational Monthly; & The National Teacher, Old Series, Vol. XXIX, No. 6; Third Series, Vol. V, No.6, June, 1880.

November 6, 1880 Japan Notes, On the Way Lo Fujiyama, from The Ohio Educational Monthly & The National Teacher, Old Series, Vol XXX, No. l; Third Series, Vol. VI, No. 1 January, 1881.

1881-Report on the Meteorology of Tokio for The Year 2540 (1880) Memoirs of The Science Department, Tokio Daigaku, published by Tokio Daigaku. (No. 7)

1881-Measurements of the Force of Gravity at Tokio & on the Summit of Fujinoyama, Memoirs of the Science Department, Tokio Daiguku, No. 5, published by Tokio Daigaku.

1881-The Wave-Lengths of Some of the Principal-Fraunhofer Lines of the Solar Spectrum, Memoirs of the Science Department, Tokio Daigaku, No. 8, published by Tokio Daigaku.

January 19, 1881 Japan Notes, Up the Mountain, from the Ohio Educational Monthly; & The National Teacher, Old Series, Vol. XXX, No. 4; Third Series, Vol. VI, No. 4, April, 1881.

Folder 2

October 20, 1881 - On Pendulum Experiments on the Summit on Fujiyama for the Purpose of Ascertaining the Force of Gravity at that Point, Abstract.

December 9, 1881- Speech given at the meeting of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers' Association, held in Cleveland, In Memoriam of F.D. Henkle, Ohio Educational Monthly & National Teacher, Vol. 24, No. 1, January, 1882.

1882 - On the Fasoldt Stage Micrometer, reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Society of Microscopists.

July, 1882 - Art. IV, On the Influence of Time on the Change in the Resistance of the Carbon Disk of Edison's Tasimeter, reprinted from the American Journal of Science, Vol. XXIV, July, 1882. Read by invitation at the April meeting of the National Academy.)

August, 1882 - Address, American Association for the Advancement of Science, delivered before the section of Physics, Montreal Meeting (Salem 1882).

1883 - Standard Time, article written for the report of the Secretary of State. (notes included).

August, 1885 - On a Differential Resistance Thermometer, reprinted from the American Journal of Science, Vol. XXX, August, 1885.

August, 1886 - Report on the Charleston Earthquake, from the Monthly Weather Review, U.S. Signal Service.

1887 - Characteristic Curves of Composition (Terre Haute, Ind: Moore & Langen, Printers & Binders, 1887), from Science, March 11, 1887).

November 8, 1887 Art. VIII - Seismoscopes & Seismological Investigations, read at the meeting of the National Academy of Sciences at New York, Nov. 8, 1887, reprinted from the American Journal of Science, Vol. XXXV, Feb., 1888.

1888 - On the Intensity of Earthquakes with Approximate Calculations of the Energy Involved, from the proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1888.

February 1890 - The United States Prototype Standards of Weight & Measure, from the transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, address at the Washington Meeting, Feb. 1890.

August, 1890 - The Relations of Men of Science to the General Public, Address by Mendenhall, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, delivered at the Indianapolis Meeting, August, 1890, (Salem, 1890).

January 20, 1892 - The Uncertainty of Conclusions, Annual Presidential Address, Philosophical Society of Washington, Bulletin, Vol. XII, pp. 1-18.

November 11, 1891 - On the Use of a Free Pendulum as a Time Standard, read at the meeting of the National Academy in New York, Nov. 11, 1891, Art. XII, American Journal of Science, Vol. XLIII (Whole Number CXLIII), No. 254, February, 1892.

October 28, 1892 - Report of TCM, Superintendent Coast & Geodetic Survey & Member of the Lighthouse Board, to Hon. Charles Foster, Secretary of the Treasury, concerning the relief of Colonel Ludlow & Commander Heyerman from duty under the Lighthouse Board (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1892).

April 5, 1893 - Fundamental Standards of Length & Mass - United States Coast & Geodetic Survey, Bulletin No. 26 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1893).

Folder 3

August, 1894 - Legal Units of Electrical Measure in the United States, Treasury Department, Office of the Coast & Geodetic Survey, Bulletin No. 31 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1894).

March, 1894 - Measurements of Precision, Considered in their Relation to the Condition of Man, Johns Hopkins University Circulars, Vol. XIII, No. 110, March, 1894.

February 7, 1896 - Helmholtz, reprinted from Science, N.S., Vol. III., No. 58, February 7, 1896.

April, 1896 - The Alaska Boundary Line, from The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. LXXVII, No. CCCCLXII, April, 1896, pp. 517-526.

October, 1896 - The Metric System, reprinted from Appleton's Popular Science Monthly, October, 1896.

October 21, 1896 - Twenty Unsettled Miles in the Northeast Boundary, from the report of the Council of the American Antiquarian Society, presented at the Annual Meeting held in Worcester, October 21, 1896 (Press of Charles Hamilton, 1897).

Folder 4

November, 1897 - Expert Testimony in the Bering Sea Controversy, Appleton's Popular Science Monthly, Vol. LII, No. 1, November, 1897.

1898 - Some Neglected Factors & Forgotten Facts, address given before the Sup't Section of the National Educational Association at Columbus, Ohio.

July 26, 1898 - The Candle-power of Commercial Arc Lamps, report of TCM on the contract between the Columbus Electric Company and the City of Columbus (2 copies).

May, 1899 - The Bering Sea Controversy Again, Appleton's Popular Science Monthly, Vol. LV, No. 1, May 1899.

October 26, 1899 - The Alaskan Boundary Line, The Independent, Vol. Ll, No. 2656, pp. 2872-2875.

Folder 5

November 26, 1899 - Edward Orton, Educator, included in In Memoriam Edward Orton, Addresses delivered at Ohio State University, printed by the university.

July 1900 - The Relation of the Manual Training School to the College of Engineering, Manual Training Magazine, Volume 1, No. 4, July, 1906.

1901 - Progress in Physics in the nineteenth Century, from the Smithsonian Report for 1900, pp. 315-331, (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1901) (2 copies).

May 30, 1901- Twentieth Century Problems in Physics, The Independent, Vol. LIII, No. 2739, May 30, 1901, pp. 1242-1245.

1902 - Commemoration of Prof. Henry A. Rowland, from the Smithsonian Report for 1901, pp. 739-753, (with plate 1), (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1902). Address delivered October 26, 1901.

1904 - Scientific, Technical & Engineering Education, Monographs on Education in the United States, edited by Nicholas Murray Butler, President Columbia University, No. 11, printed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, Division of Exhibits, Department of Education, Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904.

June 24, 1904 - Characteristic Curves of Composition, from Popular Science Monthly.

February 13, 1906 - Remarks on Some Old-Time Engineering, from the Journal of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Box 23

Folder 1

February 2, 1907 - Letter to Harlan E. Hall in the Ohio Educational Monthly, Volume 56, No. 3, March 1907. Letter in clipping form plus the whole issue.

May, 1909 - Letter to the editor of Science, Communicating with Mars, N.S. Vol. XXX, No. 760, July 23, 1909.

January, 1912 - Japan Revisited after Thirty Years, reprinted from The Journal Race Development, Vol. II, No. 3, Jan. 1912.

May, 1912 - Problematical (comments on mathematics teaching), The Ohio Educational Monthly, Vol. 61, No. 5, May 1912.

November 11, 1912, letter to the editor of Science, The Pedometer.

June, 1913 - Mostly Faultfinding, remarks on American travelers in Europe, The Ohio Educational Monthly, Vol. 62, No. 6, June, 1913.

November 27, 1914 - Some Pioneers of Science in Ohio, Presidential Address, Ohio Academy of Science, from the Proceedings of the Ohio Academy of Science, Vol. VI, Part 4.

November 26-27, 1915 - The Relation of the Academy to the State & to the People of the State, Address at the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Ohio Academy of Science - held at Columbus, Ohio, reprinted from Science, N.S. Vol XLII, No. 1095, pp. 881-890, December 24, 1915.

October, 1916 - Notes on Longitude & Time, The Ohio Educational Monthly, Vol. 65, No. 10, October, 1916.

August, 1917 - Past & Present (educational in Ohio), The Ohio Educational Monthly, Vol. 66, No. 8, August, 1917. (2 copies)

Folder 2

January 14, 1918 - Baron Dairoku Kikuchi, 1855-1917, reprinted from Monthly Weather Review, December 197, 45: 603 605 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 19180).

July, 1918 - General Grant in Japan, The Kit-Kat, Volume VII, Number 3, July, 1918.

October, 1918 - Survey of Nursing Resources made at the request of the Secretary of War by the American Red Cross - Instructions for Surveyors.

February, 1919 - Sabine, '86, Student, Teacher, Scientist, Administrator, & Patriot; Ohio State University Monthly. Vol. X, No. 5, February, 1919.

August 31, 192 - Letter of Gift: The Joseph Sullivant Medal of the Ohio State University (3 copies).

September, 1920 - Extracts from a Circular Letter, The Ohio Educational Monthly, Vol. 69, No. 7, September, 1920.

October 15, 1920 - The First Faculty, an address given on the occasion of the Semicentennial Celebration of the Ohio State University.

1921 - von Helmholtz, reprinted from Volume 2, No. 2, The American Journal of Physiological Optics, published by the Research Division, American Optical Company (2 copies).

September 2, 1922 - The United States Fundamental Standard of Length & Mass, reprinted from Science, Vol. LVI, No. 1449, October 6, 1922, pp. 377-380 (2 copies).

January 11, 1923 - Joseph Sullivant, Being an Address Read at the University, January 11, 1923, Ohio State University Monthly Vol. XIV, No. 6, March, 1923.

March 31, 1923 - Emerson McMillin, (1844-1922) read at the Meeting of the Ohio Academy of Science at Oberlin.

October, 1923 - The Town of Tallmadge - the Bacons and Shakespeare, reprinted from The Ohio Archaeological & Historical Quarterly, October, 1923 (2 copies)

December, 1923 September 17th, 1873-1923, Ohio State University Monthly, Vol. XV, No. 3, December, 1923.

Undated Articles, Reprints, etc.

Folder 3

Hydraulic Engineering in Egypt, from the Rose Technic (2 copies).

Notes from the Nile, fragment.

Rapidity of Thought, by TCM of Columbus High School.

Standards of Weights and Measures, by TCM of Columbus high School (2 copies).

Reprints, articles, printed material, magazines collected by T.C. Mendenhall - arranged by author

Box 24

Folder 1

American Association for the Advancement of Science, Committee of One Hundred on Scientific Research, principal work list of members, Reprinted from Science, N.S., Vol. XXXIX, No. 1010, Pages 680-682, May 8, 1914.

American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Report of the Subcommittee on Provisional Programme for the International Electrical Congress of 1893 (2 copies).

American Philosophical Society, Charter (Granted in 1780) Laws & Rules of Order (As Amended October 7, 1921).

American Philosophical Society (Founded 1727), Classified list of members, December, 1923.

American Physical Society, Constitutional & By-Laws & list of members, January, 1909 (2 copies).

American Society of Civil Engineers, Proceedings - Vol. XXIV - No. 1, January 1, 1898.

Beasley, Walter L., "Exploring in Northern Siberia", Xeroxed reprint.

Bowie, William, Chief, Division of Geodesy, United States Coast & Geodetic Survey; Use of the Gravity Pendulum as a Timepiece. (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1926).

Concours de Réglage de Chronomètres, Rapports des années 1905-1909, 1919; Presenté à la Classe d'Industrie et de Commerce de la Societé des Arts de Genève, le 22 janvier 1906, par le prof. Raoul Gautier, directeur de 1' Observatoire de Genève.

Cornell's Primary Geographically Revised, First Edition.

Folder 2

Electrical Standards Committee, Final Report, August 2, 1894.

Franklin Medal, Presentation of, May 15, 1918, Reprinted from the Journal of the Franklin Institute, July, 1918, (J.R. Lippincott Company, 1918) (2 copies)

Genève, Observatoire de, Reglement relatif au dépot et à la comparaison des Chronometres, November 21, 1890 & Nov. 24, 1908.

Geographic Names, U.S. Board on, Decisions rendered January 8 February 5, March 5, & April 2, 1895, includes decision on Woods Hole.

Helgesen, Henry T. of North Dakota, Speech in the House of Representatives, January 13, 1916, Government Maps of Arctic Regions Corrected.

Helgesen, Henry T. of North Dakota, Extension of Remarks in the House of Representatives, January 25, 1916, Analysis of "Evidence" Presented by Robert E. Peary to Committee on Naval Affairs, 1910-11.

Japan Daily Mail, reprinted clipping on life of T. Miyaoka, October 20, 1909.

Kelvin, William Thompson, The Age of the Earth-, Annual Address for 1897 of the Victoria Institute.

Kelvin, William Thompson, & rest of Committee Abstract of the 14th Report to the British Association on the Earthquake & Volcanic Phenomena of Japan, July 10, 1894.

Littell, F.B. & Hill, G.A., Washington-Paris Longitude by Radio Signals, reprinted from the Astronomical Journal, Vol. XXIX, Nos. 1-2, Albany, N.Y., March 15, 1915.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology & Its Appeal to the Legislature, in connection with application for a six year grant of $25,000 a year, ca. 1894.

Mendenhall, C.E. & Saunders, F.A., The Radiation of a Black Body, reprinted from the Astrophysical Journal, Vol. XIII, No. 1, January, 1901, printed by the University of Chicago Press.

New Movement Among Physics Teachers, The - Circulars V (reprinted from School Science & Mathematics, Vol. VII, No. 4, April 1907) & VI (reprinted from School Science & Mathematics, Vol. VIII, No. 6, June 1908).

Ohio State University Monthly, Semicentennial Number, Vol. XI No. 9, June 1920. Includes article on TCM by Prof. A.D. Cole.

Oldberg, Oscar, "Herbert Spencer vs. The Metric System", reprinted from The Bulletin of Pharmacy, July 1896.

Physical Society, Council Action to Avoid the Evils Resulting from Over-Crowded Programs, Ernest Merritt, Secretary, ca. March 5, 1910.

Physics Commission, Letter 4 to the Members of, March 15, 1907, includes proposed required list of topics for high school courses.

Pomerene, Atlee of Ohio, Letter on the Plumb Plan, published in the Congressional Record, August 11, 1919 (Railway Reorganization).

Folder 3

Popular Science Monthly, Vol. XXXVII, No. 5 (D. Appleton & Co., New York) includes "Sketch of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall" by George Iles (with portrait), September 1890.

Russell, Lindsay, In Re Japan, Aide Memoire: "The object of this is to show the milestones in Japan's evolution as a world power, the great events which have influenced her."

Science, New Series

Vol. V, No. 106, Friday, January 8, 1897

Vol. V, No. 112, Friday, February 19, 1897

Vol. V, No. 114, Friday, March 5, 1897

Vol. XIII, No. 316, Friday, January 18, 1901

Vol. XXXV, No. 913, Friday, June 28, 1912

Vol. XXXVI, No. 937, Friday, December 13, 1912

Vol. XLIV, No. 1141, Friday, November 10, 1916

Vol. LIV, No. 1391, Friday, August 26, 1921

Vol. XVI, No. 1458, Friday, December 8, 1922

Folder 4

Siebert, Wilbur, Thomas Corwin Mendenhall, reprinted from History, Columbus High School, 1847-1910.

Société Française de Physique, Notice, Séances-Publications Recherches scientifiques.

Société Française de Physique, Communications during 1906-1907.

Spencer, Herbert, "Against The Metric System" (London, 1896).

Takamine, T. & Suga, T., Absorption of He Line, Scientific Papers of the Institute of Physical & Chemical Research, Vol. 11, No. 202, pp. 193-197, August 25, 1929.

Takamine, T. & Suga, T. The Near Infra-red Spectra of Helium & Mercury, Scientific Papers of the Institute of Physical & Chemical Research, Vol. II, No. 198, pp. 131-137, July 24, 1929.

Tomb of Pius the Ninth & English Speaking Catholics, The (Milan, Pontifical Printing Office of St. Joseph - St. Calocero street, 9). Xeroxed copy.

U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey, Department of Commerce, Bulletin, Washington, March 31, 1924, No. 106, includes report of TCM's death.

U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey, Bulletin No. 26 Fundamental Standards of Length & Mass (Washington: Government Printing Office 1893).

U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey, Office of Standard Weights & Measures, Tables for converting customary & metric weights & measures.

U.S. Coast Survey Office, Bureau of Weights & Measures, Papers relating to Metric Standards, distributed to the States of the Union, under a Joint Resolution of Congress, of July 27, 1866, Washington: 1876.

U.S. Congress, House of Representatives, Hearings before the Committee on Naval Affairs, May 1, 4, 8, 18, 22, 25, 29, June 1, 5, 8, 12, 22, 1894 to abolish the Coast and Geodetic Survey and transfer its work to the Hydrographic Office in the Navy Department.

U.S. Naval Academy, Report of the Board of Visitors, 1889 (Washington: Government Printing Office).

U.S. Treasury Department, Office of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Weights and Measures, Fundamental Standards of Length and Mass, Appendix No. 6 - Report for 1893 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1894).

U.S. Treasury Department, Office of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, Bulletin No. 31, Legal Units of Electrical Measure in the U.S. (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1892).

Worcester Magazine, The, September 1901.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Journal, Vol. XVI, No. 2, January, 1913.

World's Columbian Exposition, World's Columbian Exposition, World's Congress Auxiliary, General Programme, 1893.

Newspaper and Magazine Clippings - ca. 1878-1924. Some from 18th century as curiosities. (Includes clippings about Mendenhall's life and work and clippings of articles written by him on various scientific and nonscientific subjects, e.g. Ohio and Japan.)

Box 25

Folder 1

Album of clippings about T. C. Mendenhall

Folder 2

Obituaries

Folder 3

Wilbur H. Siebert, T. C. Mendenhall in Columbus High School and after.

Folder 4

Education

Folder 5

Education - Ohio

Folder 6

Electricity

Folder 7

Reviews - A Century of Electricity

Folder 8

Metrology

Folder 9

Japan

Folder 10

The Coast & Geodetic Survey controversy

Folder 11

The Coast & Geodetic Survey

Folder 12

Alaska boundary line controversy

Folder 13

Bering Sea Commission - Seals

Folder 14

State Highway Commission - roads

Folder 15

Telephone party

Folder 16

Clubs - Societies

Folder 17

Mary had a little lamb - debate over origin/ McGuffy Society

Folder 18

John Brown - Harpers Ferry

Folder 19

Miscellaneous clippings

Folder 20

Xerox duplicates of selected clippings

Souvenirs and other miscellaneous materials. Undated invitations, souvenir programs, announcements, calling cards, menus, Japanese articles, advertisements, etc. Many from Stratford-upon-Avon about Shakespeare.

Box 26

Folder 1

Business/calling cards, autographs, notes, post cards

Folder 2

Programs, menus

Folder 3

Invitations, advertisements for events

Folder 4

Certificates, admission cards

Folder 5

Shakespeare, Stratford on Avon

Folder 6

Italy

Folder 7

Pamphlets, bulletins, club lists

Folder 8

Seriographs, Book of Essays and Oratories, small notebooks, box with instrument, ivory day keeper, pen used in signing the Bering Sea Commission

Souvenirs from Japan

Box 26a

Folder 1

Programs, invitations, menus

Folder 2

Miscellaneous publications, business/calling cards

Folder 3

notes

Folder 4

Invitations, programs, menu, etc. connected with the visit of former President Grant to Japan

Folder 5

Maps

Folder 6

skein of silk thread, good luck charm

Pictorial Material. Lantern slides - mainly scientific. Photographs - mainly personal.

Thomas Corwin Mendenhall II Thesis on the early 17th century Wool trade.

Box 28

Folder 1

Manuscript draft

Folder 2

Typescript draft - text

Folder 3

Typescript draft - footnotes

Folder 4

Typescript draft - appendices

Folder 5

Incomplete typescript drafts

Folder 6

Incomplete manuscript drafts

Thomas Corwin Mendenhall II Research notes and early drafts of thesis, manuscripts, correspondence, miscellaneous clippings, brochures, bills and notices, address book

Box 29

Folder 1

Notes and translations on manuscript Meryonith, xerox of 17th century manuscript: Meryonith Hundred

Folder 2

Notes on manuscript sources

Folder 3

Notes for thesis

Folder 4

Short notes/Index cards

Folder 5

Drafts & notes for appendices of thesis

Folder 6

Drafts and notes for tables & statistics of thesis

Folder 7

Outlines

Folder 8

Typescript drafts of miscellaneous papers

Folder 9

Correspondence 1949 - 1951 & undated, brochures, clippings, bills, notices, address book (nearly empty)

Additions to papers of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall, 1851-1936

Box 30

Folder 1

Letters to TCM, 1912-1923

Folder 2

Letters to CEM and other family, 1921-1936

Folder 3

Miscellaneous notes, writings and personal materials, 1901-1922, undated

Folder 4

Article reprints, 1897-1920

Folder 5

Address book, undated

Folder 6

Diary, 1851-1853

Folder 7

Postcards and calling cards, 1906-1922, undated

Folder 8

Miscellaneous documents and clippings, 1911, 1924, 1932

Box 31

Folder 1

Photographs (portraits of friends), ca.1880-1920

Folder 2

Photographs of Japanese friends and students, ca.1875-1911

Folder 3

Drawings (portraits) unknown subjects, undated

Folder 4

Photographs of T. Miyaoka and family, 1883-1934, undated

Folder 5

Photographs of T. Fujisawa and family, 1884-1912, undated

Folder 6

Instruments -- photographs and drawings, undated

Folder 7

Photographs of scenery, undated

Folder 8

Photograph album from Japan, undated

Box 32

Prints and negatives from travel in Italy, Germany, Egypt, Japan, and India, ca.1902-1906, undated

Some letters of interest selected from the T.C. Mendenhall Correspondence

Preliminary Chronological Catalog of T.C. Mendenhall Papers in the Historical Archives at the American Institute of Physics

Feb. 12, 1877 Joseph Henry. 1 p. Requests a $20.00 deposit for use of books at Smithsonian Institution.

Sept. 7, 1885 William Thomson, (Lord Kelvin to T.C. Mendenhall). 3 pp re: about to receive in the mail H.R. Rowland's diffraction grating

Feb. 1896 Signature hard to read, American Meteorological Society. 1 p. re: metric gauge

Dec. 1887 Lord Kelvin. 8 pp. signature W. Thomson re: Lord Kelvin highly recommends Thomas Gray, who has been his assistant as a worthy candidate for professor of Mechanical Engineering at Rose Polytechnic Institute.

July 25, 1889 Benjamin Harrison. 1 p. President Harrison appoints T.C. Mendenhall as a member of the Light-House Board.

Sept. 4, 1889 J.A. Ewing. 4 pp.

Nov. 5, 1890 C.A. Young. 2 pp. C.A. Young would like T.C. Mendenhall to casually mention C.A. Young as a possible candidate for a position having to do with "the Naval Academy Matter". Mentions Buchanan as being a member of Congress who could also help.

Dec. 12, 1890 Parker Pillsbury. 4 pp. P. Pillsbury is an 82 year old Quaker who remembers T.C. Mendenhall's father and the anti-slavery days. Letter written on paper of a pamphlet called "The Destiny of the Nation", by P. Pillsbury.

Mar. 12, 1891 Theodore Roosevelt. 1 p. re: an invitation extended by T.C. Mendenhall

Mar. 16, 1891 Theodore Roosevelt. 2 pp. Regrets not to be able to attend T.C. Mendenhall's invitation

Mar. 19, 1891 Charles M. Thomas. 3 pp. A thank you note

Sept. 22, 1891 Benjamin Harrison. 1 p. re: appointment of A.J. Masman to Mexican Boundary Commission

Oct. 1, 1891 Benjamin Harrison. 1 p. re: T.C. Mendenhall's suggestions on the conference between the Canadian Commissioners and U.S. representatives over the Bering Sea matters.

Jan. 20, 1892 Signed by (?). 1 p. On letterhead of Clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court, inviting T.C. Mendenhall to consider a professorship at the new University of Chicago, "without your knowledge."

Mar. 15, 1892 David S. Jordan. 1 p. re: a "pointer" T.C. Mendenhall gave to David S. Jordan, President of Stanford University, concerning a man who applied for a teaching position.

Feb. 15, 1892 A.H. Tuttle. 8 pp.

April 7, 1892 George F. Barker. 1 p. re: nomination for National Academy of Sciences

May 8, 1892 Wolcott Gibbs. 2 pp. re: financial matter concerning Bache fund

May 23, 1892 G.W. Hill. 2 pp. Regretfully declines position offered him by T.C. Mendenhall in Geodetic Survey

Sept. 15, 1892 H.S. Carhart. 4 pp. re: electrical meetings in England and elsewhere

Oct. 10, 1892 J.C. Gilchrist. 2 pp. Former childhood teacher of T.C. Mendenhall's requests T.C. Mendenhall to recommend him for membership in Committee of Awards, Columbian Exposition

Oct. 14, 1892 M.L.D. Putnam. 4 pp. Thanks to T.C. Mendenhall for sending her the maps of New York and expresses her concern for her son George's health, who is working under T.C. Mendenhall in the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.

Oct. 22, 1892 Simon Newcomb. 7 pp. re: amendments to the constitution of the National Academy of Sciences. Detailed description and S. Newcomb's opinions

Nov. 16, 1892 C.E. Mendenhall. 3 pp. re: Col. Ludlow case

Nov. 19, 1892 R.A. Alger. 4 pp. attachment re: Charles Foster, Secretary of Col. Ludlow case the Treasury Dept.

Dec. 12, 1892 D.M. Poe. 2 pp. Typed copy for T.C. Secretary of the Treasury Mendenhall re: Col. Ludlow case through the office of the Light House Board

Dec. 13, 1892 H.S. Carhart. 5 pp. Concerning arrangements for a Congress of Physicists; also mentions other professional congresses

Dec. 16, 1892 H.A. Rowland. 2 pp. re: Physical Congress in Chicago and need for physicists to be more in charge of scientific congresses

Dec. 21, 1892 E.W. Halford. 1 p. re: T.C. Mendenhall's suggestion to the President of the U.S. concerning going ducking and the "Blake" and "Endeavor".

Dec. 29, 1892 W.C. Dodge. 2 pp. reprint attached. re: matter of Captain Ludlow whom T.C. Mendenhall tried to get dismissed from Light House Board, or some similar government service.

Dec. 29, 1892 George Y. Wisner. 2 pp. re: Col. Ludlow case

Dec. 30, 1892 C.H. Carhart. 3 pp. More on meetings of physicists and electrical engineers, etc.

Jan. 6, 1893 George Y. Wisner. 3 pp. re: Col. Ludlow case

Jan. 7, 1893 David Wallace. 4 pp. re: Col. Ludlow case

Jan. 12, 1893 15 pp. of pencilled notes by T.C. Mendenhall re: Col. Ludlow and Commander Heyerman, two men T.C. Mendenhall wished to see relieved of their duties on the staff of the Light House Board.

Feb. 2, 1893 H.H. Turner. 4 pp. From Royal Observatory, Greenwich, England, re: free pendulum etc.

Jan. 21, 1893 Probably from Benjamin F. Thomas. 1 p. (other pages missing)

Feb. 6, 1893 James W. Dana. 2 pp. re: a problem in geology

Feb. 16, 1893 Edward L. Nichols. 1 p. re: plans of issuing a journal of physics at Cornell to be entitled "The Physical Review".

Mar. 5, 1893 Theodore Roosevelt. 2 pp. Extends T.C. Mendenhall an invitation to dine with him.

Apr. 5, 1893 E.S. Holden. 1 p.

Apr. 25, 1893 John A. Brashear. 1 p. Would like to borrow some models of some of the standards in T.C. Mendenhall's possession, i.e., Metre, the Kilo and the Litre.

Apr. 26, 1893 John A. Brashear. 1 p. re: a scientific statement T.C. Mendenhall had made.

Apr. 29, 1893 George F. Barker. 2 pp attachment titled "Facts." Letter touches on a controversy involving a "Mr. B." and his efforts in influencing the Chemical Section of the A.A.A.S. in a number of ways, including the spelling of chemical terms.

May 1, 1893 (?) (?) Smith (University of Virginia). 4 pp. On geodetic matters.

May 1, 1893 John A. Brashear. 1 p. re: on measurements, etc.

May 4, 1893 Theodore Roosevelt. 2 pp. Personal note, inference about Washington regime.

May 8, 1893 John F. Hayford. 2 pp. Comments on Alex S. Christie, Chief of Tidal Division, as to charges filed against him.

May 23, 1893 Cleveland Abbe. 2 pp. re: problems related to competing for Hodgkins prize

June 1, 1893 L.C. Loomis. 1 p attachment Provisions of the Loomis Institute for the Scientific and Medical Prizes. Also a copy of the proposed charter of the Loomis Institute.

June 20, 1893 Dr. Ernst Leyst. 1 p.

Sept. 14, 1893 H. von Helmholtz. 1 p. Announces his visit to Washington where he hopes to meet with T.C. Mendenhall and S.P. Langley.

Nov. 2, 1893 W. C. Sabine. 2 pp. Thank you note for assistance T.C. Mendenhall gave in an acoustics problem at Harvard.

Jan. 5, 1894 I.T. (?) Morgan. 3 pp. Mr. Morgan uses a letterhead from the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee and gives some back- ground of a Tribunal of Arbitration at Paris re: Russia and Great Britain, etc.

April 1894 H.A. Rowland. 1 p. Comments that A.A. Michelson was to have given a lecture at Johns Hopkins but he has "disappeared".

Oct. 15, 1894 Cleveland Abbe. 2 pp. Reports he is finishing his typewritten copy of Joseph Henry's early notebooks and laboratory experiments, especially on magnetism. These to be presented at a meeting of the National Academy of Sciences.

Oct. 29, 1894 Cleveland Abbe. 1 p. re: His work on the Joseph Henry manuscripts.

Nov. 6, 1894 Charles D. Walcott. 3 pp. Expresses deep regret at T.C. Mendenhall's resignation from the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Describes the situation in the Geological Survey as having rid itself of the spoils system.

Nov. 19, 1894 Charles D. Walcott. 3 pp. Friendly letter from the head of the U.S. Geological Survey.

Nov. 19, 1894 H.A. Rowland. 2 pp. Having to do with H.A. Rowland's appointment to a committee on electrical units.

Nov. 23, 1894 Henry Rowland. 4 pp. Interesting letter giving the details of the subject of electrical units, starting with the Paris Congress in 1881 and going on to describe the difficulties and problems, also political, which arose.

Nov. 25, 1894 F.E.L. 2 pp. A slanderous note written on a letterhead called, "Good Government," official Journal of the National Civil Service Reform League. On the other hand, the writer may just be pulling T.C. Mendenhall's leg and could be a friend.

Dec. 7, 1894 Theodore Roosevelt. 2 pp. Theodore Roosevelt is not able to accept an invitation to speak (probably) at Polytechnic Institute, Worcester. Letter contains several asides re: Logan Carlisle, Charles Washburn, Edward Atkinson, Francis Walker. Photostat of proposed Wire Gauge, May 11, 1895 signed: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, T.C. Mendenhall

July 20, 1895 G. Stanley Hall. 1 p. Requests change of date for T.C. Mendenhall's lecture.

Nov. 2, 1895 L.A. Bauer. 2 pp. Draft of a letter addressed to S.P. Langley re: the matter of the second prize of the Hodgkins Prize having not been awarded and suggesting whether the money for this prize could not go to someone in the field of terrestrial magnetism. Asking T.C. Mendenhall for his approval.

Nov. 25, 1895 S.P. Langley. 4 pp. Requests T.C. Mendenhall to write a chapter on physics during the past 50 years at the Smithsonian Institution for a Memorial volume.

Dec. 14, 1895 S.P. Langley. 2 pp. Expresses pleasure in the fact that T. C. Mendenhall consented to prepare a chapter of the work of the Smithsonian Institution in physics for the Half Century book.

Jan. 31, 1896 L.A. Bauer. 2 pp. Diverse matters: a paper by a certain Eschenhagan which seems to have duplicated findings of T.C. Mendenhall. Mention of Journal of Terrestrial Magnetism, President Harper of Chicago and Michelson, Langley.

Feb. 11, 1896 G. (?) Coray. 1 p. Utah State Legislature will be asked to approve Senator Hurley's bill on the adoption of the metric system.

Feb. 14, 1896 I.K. Rees. 1 p. re: metric gauge

Feb. 27, 1896 I.K. Rees. 1 p. re: metric gauge

Feb. 28, 1896 American Metrological Society, Columbia Secretary of the Board of University. 1 p. (also carbon 2 pp., also Trade, Westminister, pencilled notes by TCM re: international London metric gauge

March 14, 1896 T.C. Mendenhall. 2 pp. re: suggestion Cleveland Abbe, L.A. Bauer, that Smithsonian Institute present a Frank H. Bigelow, G.W. prize in the subject of atmospheric Littlehales, Charles A. Scott, electricity. Francis A. Nipher

March 15, 1896 B.A. Gould. 2 pp. Printed notice from American Metrological Society re: metric system legislature.

March 22, 1896 H.A. Rowland. 1 p. H.R. Rowland says "he has talked to Duncan about Owens". re: some evaluation of a man named Owens.

March 24, 1896 J.K. Rees. 1 p.

March 25, 1896 S.P. Langley. 2 pp. re: permission to reprint biography of Professor von Helmholtze.

April 11, 1896 Francis A. Nipher. 1 p. Approves of suggestion that Smithsonian Institution present a prize on the subject of atmospheric electricity.

May 6, 1896 A.A. Michelson. 1 p. Having to do with the signature of a document.

No date Text of statement of physicists honoring Lord Kelvin upon the Jubilee of his professorship at University of Glasgow, June 15, 1896.

June 23, 1896 Lord Kelvin. 1 p. Expression of thanks for letters received on the occasion of the Jubilee of his professorship.

July 4, 1896 William Stewart. 1 p. Requests a duplicate copy of the address made by American physicists in honor of Lord Kelvin's Jubilee, the original of which was lost by Simon Newcomb in a cab.

July 6, 1896 Lord Kelvin - not specified to whom addressed 1 p. Declaration of thanks for the address which he received from the 20 coefficients with Lord Kelvin of October 1884, Baltimore, on the occasion of the Jubilee of his Professorship of Natural Philosophy in the University of Glasgow.

July 7, 1896 Lord Kelvin - not specified to whom addressed 1 p. Declaration of thanks for honor received by him from National Academy of Sciences, Washington, on the occasion of the Jubilee of his professorship of Natural Philosophy in the Univ. of Glasgow.

July 27, 1896 .?. Rockhill. 1 p. Department of State transmitted a paper prepared by the American Meteorological Society to the London Board of Trade.

Jan. 15, 1897 John G. Ames. 2 pp. and attached Congressional Bill S.R. 172 providing for a comprehensive indexing of government publications.

Jan. 19, 1897 C.W. Stone. 2 pp. re: metric system

March 15, 1897 C.W. Stone. 2 pp. Chairman of Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures, House of Representatives, re: metric system.

April 24, 1897 Cleveland Abbe. 1 p. Personal and reference to "our chief".

July 18, 1897 W. Foerster. 4 pp. W. Foerster of Royal Observatory of Berlin, expresses hope that T.C. Mendenhall will be able to convince the government of the United States that A.A. Michelson should be elected to fill the vacancy left by Benjamin A. Gould, even though the U.S. had already dedicated T.C. Mendenhall to fill this vacancy. States his reasons.

Sept. 1, 1898 F. (?) A. (?). 4 pp. Desires to retire from the "service" and seeks T.C. Mendenhall's assistance to put in a good word for him with a certain Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, "whose address is Oyster Bay, New York." The position Mr. Mahan would like is that of Commissioner of Canals for New York.

Sept. 14, 1898 to T.C. Mendenhall. 5 pp. Don't know what stands for. Writer seems to be a personal friend.

Sept. 21, 1898 Lord Kelvin. 2 pp. Thanks to T.C. Mendenhall for sending him the text read by Simon Newcomb celebrating Lord Kelvin's Jubilee of his Professorship at University of Glasgow. Enclosed also were the signatures of all who joined in sending this address.

Oct. 21, 1898 F.A. Mahan. 11 pp. Asking favor to recommend him to Mr. Lord, President of Columbia University.

Nov. 22, 1898 James P. Munroe. 1 p. Letter written on letterhead of "Anti-Imperialist Committees of Correspondence." re: requests T.C. Mendenhall's assistance on the "wretched Philippine business." Also mentions Senator Hoar.

Nov. 12, 1990 George F. Hoar. 3 pp. Written on letterhead: Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, Washington, DC, but dated from Worcester. C.F. Hoar expresses his great appreciation of T.C. Mendenhall and hopes that he will continue to serve as president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Dec. 31, 1900 G. Stanley Hall. 2 pp. Expression of deep regret to T.C. Mendenhall's resignation from what was probably his post in the government.

Jan. 2, 1901 Simon Newcomb. 1 p. Has heard about T.C. Mendenhall's resignation from (?) and is sorry.

Jan. 5, 1901 Elihu Thomson. 3 pp. re: a scientific experiment to be performed at G.E.

Jan. 10, 1901 Elihu Thomson. 2 pp. and attached bibliography. re: list of papers, addresses, etc. of E. Thomson

Jan. 17, 1901 S.P. Langley. 2 pp.

March 10, 1901 Simon Newcomb. 2 pp. S. Newcomb's Italian trip has been postponed.

May 10, 1901 Elihu Thomson. 3 pp. E. Thomson thanks T.C. Mendenhall for the part he played in having the Rumford Premium of the National Academy of Sciences bestowed on himself.

June 6, 1901 D.C. Gilman (?). 1 p. President of Johns Hopkins University thanks T.C. Mendenhall for consenting to deliver an address in commemoration of Professor Rowland.

Oct. 19, 1901 John Hay. 1 p. letter of introduction "Whom it may concern" for T.C. Mendenhall in Europe.

Feb. 2, 1904 ? (signature illegible), General Electric Co. 5 pp. Detailed description of G.E. Laboratories, Schenectady and production of Curtis Steam Turbine.

Jan. 22, 1905 C.A. Young.5 pp. Warm personal letter written in his 70th year.

Dec. 12, 1906 Wallace Sabine. 4 pp. Thanks to T.C. Mendenhall for congratulating him to his new office which is (probably) that of Dean of the Lawrence Scientific School and the Graduate School of Applied Science at Harvard University. Mentions Harvard's plans to extend scientific training etc. W.C. Sabine was once a student of T.C. Mendenhall.

Oct. 19, 1907 George F. Barker. 4 pp. Gives account of his European travels. Also detailed description of the meeting of the British Association lectures on the atom with Lord Kelvin, Joly, Rutherford, etc.

Dec. 11, 1907 R.S. Woodward. 1 p. re: comments on difficult question of proper nominations for membership in the National Academy of Sciences.

Jan. 1, 1908 A.A. Michelson. 8 pp. A warm personal letter. A.A. Michelson in good spirits after winning the Nobel Prize.

Jan. 2, 1908 John A. Brashear. 4 pp. Warm personal letter reminiscing about former days of American Academy of Science, etc.

Feb. 1, 1908 T.C. Chamberlain. 1 p. Thanks T.C. Mendenhall for his letter relative to the dinner given in honor of A.A. Michelson.

March 8, 1908 John A. Brashear. 14 pp. Recollections of C.A. Young, Japanese physicists, etc.

Oct. 28, 1909 A.A. Michelson. 4 pp. re: presenting Thomas Edison's name for National Academy of Science membership. A.A. Michelson says we would be willing to support his candidacy as an engineer but not as a physicist. Relates his being "miffed" with the National Academy and gives reasons why.

April 16, 1910 Mrs. Simon Newcomb. 4 pp. Thanks T.C. Mendenhall for his condolences on her husband's death.

Aug. 14, 1911 G. Stanley Hall. 1 p. Asks if T.C. Mendenhall will deliver one of the leading addresses at the conference to be held at Clark University on Japan and Japanese-American Relations.

Nov. 15, 1911 R.S. Woodward. 2 pp. Discusses National Academy of Science conservatism and Thomas Edison's case.

Feb. 21, 1912 Murray Peabody Brush. 2 pp. re: Mendenhall genealogy. Reports that papers of Mendenhall ancestors were sent to Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Feb. 27, 1913 Marietta Huntington. 4 pp., 1 card enclosed. re: search for a Cleveland portrait painter.

March 18, 1913 Charles G. Washburn. 1 p. Informs T.C. Mendenhall that Professor Ira N. Hollis of Harvard has been appointed to be President at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

March 22, 1913 ?.? Hollis. 1 p. Mr. Hollis is about to become the new president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

July 17, 1913 Horace T. Smith. 2 pp.

Aug. 10, 1913 Charles F. Marvin. 4 pp. re: C.F. Marvin's promotion to a position in the government.

Oct. 7, 1913 Cleveland Abbe. 8 pp. Tells of years 1867-68 after having won all the blessings that a young astronomer could dream of; he felt exceedingly depressed and seriously considered devoting his life towards the elevation of the Negro people. Continues with reflections on this and other matters.

Nov. 21, 1913 J.S. Ames. 1 pp. Proposed National Academy of Sciences slate.

Dec. 13, 1913 E.C. Hopwood. 1 p. Managing Editor of Cleveland Plain Dealer, re: a newspaper article about Governor Cox and a Columbus meeting to which T.C. Mendenhall took objection.

Dec. 18, 1913 J.S. Ames. 1 p. re: nomination of members for various sections in (probably) the National Academy of Sciences.

May 25, 1914 R.B. Owens. 2 pp. Extends invitation to T.C. Mendenhall to be present at the National Electric Light Association's 37th convention and the 30th anniversary of the Franklin Institute. Pencilled reply by T.C. Mendenhall is enclosed. 3 pp.

June 10, 1914 R. Owens. 2 pp. Expressing gratitude for the original draft of the definitions of inter- national electrical units, signed by T. Mascart, von Helmholtz, W.E. Ayrton, H.A. Rowland and T.C. Mendenhall which was deposited with the Franklin Institute by T.C. Mendenhall.

Sept. 23, 1914 Charles T. Scott. 3 pp. C.T. Scott is a member of the Historical and Museum Committee of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and expresses interest of his organization to become custodian of electrical correspondence in T.C. Mendenhall's possession.

June 4, 1915 R.B. Owens. 1 p.

June 16, 1915 R.B. Owens. 3 pp. re: photographs of physicists, pen and holder used by President Cleveland in signing the bill which legalized and defined the fundamental electrical units, comments on T. Edison's admission to the National Academy of Sciences.

Aug. 18, 1915 Cleveland Abbe. 4 pp. re: genealogy of C. Abbe's ancestors prompted by T.C. Mendenhall's interest in early Ohio pioneers.

Oct. 6, 1915 R.B. Owens. 2 pp. Thank you letter for donations of memorabilia.

Nov. 10, 1915 G.C. Abbot. 3 pp. re: a scientific matter with physical calculations.

April 16, 1918 George A. Hoadley. 2 pp. On letterhead of Franklin Institute

Sept. 20, 1918 Elihu Thomson. 1 p. E. Thomson congratulates T.C. Mendenhall on receipt of the Franklin Medal. Also refers to T.C. Mendenhall's assertion that H.A. Rowland had neglected Joseph Henry's work.

Dec. 30, 1919 John A. Brashear. 2 sides of a postcard. J.A. Brashear in 80th year states his selection for T.C. Mendenhall.

March 8, 1921 W.D. Campbell. 1 p. re: astronomy, American college, etc.

June 25, 1922 George Kennan. 2 pp.

July 16, 1922 T.C. Mendenhall. 8 pp. typed copy. re: an internal situation at Ohio State Univ. involving the Board of Trustees, a "lack of confidence" vote, etc.

Aug. 28, 1922 A.A. Michelson. 1 p. On behalf of the National Academy of Sciences, A.A. Michelson invited T.C. Mendenhall to represent the National Academy of Sciences at the meeting of the World Standardization Congress, Pittsburgh.

Feb. 11, 1924 C.S. Peirce. 1 p. Requests T.C. Mendenhall's report for a professorship at Columbia University which C.S. Peirce is taking.

No date-from Sevres, France. A.A. Michelson. 4 pp. Writes on his progress re: measuring the meter in light waves. Also mentions a "Congress of Physicists" for which T.C. Mendenhall sought A.A. Michelson's support.

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November 16 - December 14, 1892

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January 1893

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March 17 - April 29, 1893

May 1 - November 17, 1893

January 2 - November 16, 1894

November 19-December 26, 1894

January 1-12, 1895

January 13-23, 1895

January 24-31, 1895

February 2-16, 1895

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March 1-20, 1895

March 21 - April 6, 1895

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May 1-17, 1895

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May 11 - June 18, 1896

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