Schurman, Jacob Gould, 1854-1942.
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
Leonard Carr Treman scrapbooks
Programs, newspaper clippings and photographs, cards, ribbons, schedules and other Cornelliana; also a letter from President Jacob Gould Schurman to Treman about the selection of a Sage College preacher.
Letters, notes, and fragments from New York State luminaries
Margaret Milmoe papers
An episode of '73, a handwritten reminiscence about the laying of the cornerstone of Sage College at Cornell University, written ca. 1919. Also, program for Class Day exercises, 1886; letters from Jacob Gould Schurman, T. F. Crane, and George P. Bristol; obituary, February 9, 1940; and printed remarks by Andrew Dickson White on the selection of his successor, 1885.
Moses Coit Tyler collection
Diaries, lecture notes, and commonplace books by Moses Coit Tyler, and letters to him from others.
Rockefeller Hall construction correspondence
98 pages of typewritten correspondence between Cornell University administrators and faculty and architects at Carrè€re & Hastings, discussing specifications for Rockefeller Hall, and also updates to the electricity and lighting in Goldwin Smith Hall. Correspondents include Jacob Gould Schurman, Robert Henry Treman, George S. Moler, Edward L. Nichols, Owen Brainard, and others.
Warner family memorabilia
Items relating to Sherman D. Warner include photographs, ca. 1917; programs from Sage, Chapel, Music and the Lyceum Theatre; basketball schedule, 1919-1920; Junior Smoker, 1919, Schedule of Examinations, 1917-1918; Gridiron Rules; 1920 Freshman Banquet program, 1917; clippings about the founding of Cornell from the December 1917 Cornell Daily Sun; and printed speech by Jacob Gould Schurman, "Why America is in the War," 1917.
Waterman T. Hewett papers
Letters to Hewett, and reports, notes, and drafts of articles by him, including many letters from Andrew Dickson White, and regular reports by Hewett to Cornell President Jacob Gould Schurman on the activities of the German Department. Correspondents besides White and Schurman include Charles S. Francis, Hiram Corson, and William Elliot Griffis.
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