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Reports and correspondence concerning the activities of the Associate Alumni, including membership renewals, election of officers, preparations for Reunion, election of alumni Trustees, fundraising, and preparation of Alumni Field to be used for Cornell sports. Many of the letters are addressed to George William Harris; other correspondents include Charles H. Hull and Robert Henry Treman, among others.

Abstract Notes, letters, documents, and pamphlets relating to Ezra Cornell and to the telegraph, including letters from Ezra Cornell to Alonzo B. Cornell, the Ithaca Journal, Andrew Dickson White, and T.G. Alvord; letters from Ezra Cornell to J.J. Speed and F.O.J. Smith; letters between Ezra Cornell and William A. Woodward; extracts from Ezra Cornell's private journal; Charles H. Hull's notes on Ezra Cornell; excerpts from letters received by Andrew Dickson White in the first few years of his...

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Correspondence, manuscripts, printed materials, regarding his professional career and financial accounts pertaining to Ithaca, N.Y. organizations. Additional records include deeds, mortgage and survey (1733-1803) on lands in Albany and Montgomery Counties and newspaper clippings and handwritten notes about the early Ithaca "Moral Society". One box of lantern slides.

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Includes memorandum for use in Faculty Meeting, May 3, 1912 on Adviser of Women; letter from Alice H. Bruere to Charles H. Hull, May 17, 1913, on women at Cornell; and Cornell Women's Club of New York, May 1913 with suggestions on the work of women at Cornell; and a printed report in which the faculty urge that the title of Adviser to Women be retained and Dean of Women not substituted, 1917.

Scope and content Reports and manuscript statements on the current state of the Library and proposed improvements, dating from 1905, 1929, and 1934, together with a few accompanying letters. Includes a "Report of the Committee to Administer the Library to the Department of Buildings and Grounds on changes and new construction," written by Charles H. Hull, 1929; an unsigned typewritten reaction by Hull to G.W. Harris's printed leaflet "Some points to be noted," 1905 (with a pencilled note by Hull reading,...

Scope and content Three notes to Griffis from Moses Coit Tyler concerning a review of Tyler's recently published book; one note from Professor Charles H. Hull acknowledging a note of congratulation; and photocopy of a certificate from the DeWitt Historical Society of Tompkins County, signed by Griffis, to the Province of Friesland. Also, lecture notes, clippings, and correspondence on religions of Japan and China, circa 1883-1897, together with notes on Japanese music and modern Japan. Religions discussed...