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1875-1980 Finding Aid Prepared by Tanya Chebotarev Date Range: 1877-1986 Size of Collection: 13 linear feet (ca.12, 000 items in 26 boxes) Date of Acquisition: Gift of Sylvia E. Crane, 2000 Terms of Access: Available for faculty, students, and researchers engaged in scholarly publication projects. Restrictions on Use and Access: Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from Professor Richard Wortman, Chair of the Bakhmeteff Committee Location in Stacks: In sequence, box 15 in the vault Processing Information: Processed by Tanya Chebotarev and Katya Shraga RLIN ID: BIOGRAPHY Charles Richard Crane was born in Chicago in 1858 and worked at the family firm of Crane Company, one of the largest manufacturers of plumbing and related supplies in the world. He was the company's vice-president from 1894 until 1912 when, on his father’s death, he became its president. Two years later Crane sold most of his holdings to his brother Richard Teller Crane, Jr. The sale allowed him to pursue interests that were closer to his heart: a passion for travel, especially to remote and exotic places, philanthropic activities, and public service– from donating money to individuals and organizations to the erection of the only steel truss highway bridge in Saudi Arabia. Charles R. Crane made his first trans-Atlantic crossing at the age of 19 and didn’t stop traveling until he was in his late seventies. Asia cast her spell upon him as a young man and he lived in Bokhara and Samarkand, eating the native food and making friends with everyone. Later he developed a strong interest in Slavic people and their culture, in the Balkans and various regions of the Ottoman Empire. Other areas of the Near East and later of Asia were also on his regular itinerary. In 1909 he was appointed United State Minister to China, but Secretary of State Philander C. Knox forced his resignation prior to Crane's departure to China, creating a diplomatic cause célèbre. This episode severed any links Crane might have had with the administration of President William Howard Taft. On the other hand, it solidified his participation in the progressivism of Robert Marion LaFollette, and later of Woodrow Wilson under whose presidency he eventually served as Minister to China. After the February 1917 Revolution in Russia, Crane agreed to serve on a special mission to Russia, headed by Elihu Root. The members of the Root Mission voiced, upon their return, a feeling that the Kerensky regime would prevail. There was one exception – Charles Richard Crane, who knew Russia better than the others. In September 1918 Crane served on another fact-finding mission for the President: a trip to Asia that would include Japan, Korea, Manchuria and China. During this mission he was an eyewitness to some of the side effects of the civil war raging in Russian Siberia. He spent some time, in an unofficial capacity, at the Peace Conference in Paris before being appointed on April 30, 1919, as one of the two American commissioners on mandates to Turkey (later to be known as the King-Crane Commission). He is remembered not only as the father of oil (chiefly because of his part in the King-Crane Commission investigation and report), but also as a godfather of an independent Czechoslovak state and a great contributor to the public welfare in all parts of the world. Charles Richard Crane died in 1939. SCOPE AND CONTENT The Papers of Charles Richard Crane (1858-1939) and his son John Oliver Crane (1899-1982) came to the Bakhmeteff Archive in two installments. In 1953 Crane’s son John deposited photocopies of a portion of his father’s archive with the Russian Archive at Columbia University, and in 2000 John’s wife, Sylvia E. Crane, donated all the original Charles Richard Crane materials as well as her late husband papers to the Bakhmeteff Archive. The career, philanthropic, political, and personal aspects of Charles Richard Crane's life were closely intertwined. Among the correspondence of significance in the papers are letters to and from James Francis Abbott, Kathryn Newell Adams, Jane Addams, Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby, Edvard Benes, Boris III, King of Bulgaria, Louis Dembitz Brandeis, Nicholas Murray Butler, Frances F. Cleveland, Grover Cleveland, Archibald Gary Coolidge, Calvin Coolidge, John Dewey, Charles William Elliot, Hamlin Garland, William Rainey Harper, Jean-Jules Jusserand, William Lyon Mackenzie King, Alexander Kuprin, Robert Marion LaFollette, Seth Low, William Gibbs McAdoo, Jan Masaryk, Tomas Masaryk, Pavel Miliukov, John Pierpont Morgan, Alphonse Maria Mucha, Fridtjof Nansen, George Haven Putnam, John Davison Rockefeller Jr., Theodore Roosevelt, Upton Beall Sinclair, William Howard Taft, Lillian D. Wald, Herbert George Wells, Edith B. Wilson, Woodrow Wilson and other. Crane's youngest son John Oliver Crane shared many of his father's interests. He was a historian and diplomat and for many years served as research and press secretary to the founding President of Czechoslovakia, Tomas G. Masaryk. Between the middle of June and early August 1921 he accompanied his father on his trips through Siberia and then European Russia. In 1930 he was entrusted in the management of the Institute of Current World Affairs, which was founded in 1926 but not endowed until 1930, when Charles Richard Crane transferred $1 million from his Friendship Fund. The John O. Crane Papers include extensive correspondence with his father, letters from his brother Richard and original letters from Jan Masaryk, Alice Masaryk, Alexandra Tolstoy, Princess Sophie Troubetzkoy, Vladimir Tsanoff, K.S. Twitchell, F. Lloyd Black, Marie Tsanoff Stephanove, Joseph E. Davies, Laurence Moore, Bertram Thomas, Arthur Thorsen, John Gunther, Norman Hapgood, William E. Dodd, Alexander Pilenko, Richard F. Cleveland, Charles B. Nolte and others. Manuscript and typed versions of John Crane's diaries for 1920 and 1921, especially his "Siberia Diary - 1921" (with 60 mounted original photographs) represent an invaluable source for the study of Russia in that turbulent period of its history. Another journey to Iraq and the Persian Gulf in 1921 with his father is detailed in typed copies of letters that John O. Crane had written to Walter S. Rodgers. There is a considerable amount of material dealing with Czechoslovakia (notes on interviews with Benes, clippings and notes on Tomas, Jan and Alice Masaryk, and on Edvard Benes visit to the United States in 1943). Present also is material on activities of the American-Soviet Council (1943-1945) and of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc. (1946-1948).
The series are further divided into several subseries. BOX LIST SERIES I: CHARLES RICHARD CRANE CORRESPONDENCE Subseries 1: Incoming correspondence Folder 1 Smith, Cornelia W., 18 June 1877 Jewell, J. S., 30 November 1881 Bayard, T. F., to the Diplomatic and Consular Officers of the U.S., 7 July 1887 Smith, Esther, 4 July 1888 Ryerson, Martin, 1 September 1888 Crane, Mary, 9 September 1888 Ryerson, Martin, 15 September 1888 Smith, Esther, 24 December 1888 List of Antiquities (purchased by CRC), [1889] Page, Mildred Nelson, 5 January 1889 McCrea, Will S., 12 March 1889 Page, Mildred Nelson, 17 April 1889 Cory, Charles, 21 April 1889 Cory, Charles, 27 April 1889 Cory, Charles, 27 May 1889
Smith, Esther, 14 August 1889 Smith, Esther, 3 December 1889 McCrea, Will S., 23 December 1889 Page, Mildred Nelson, 8 January 1890 Smith, Esther, 22 January 1890 Collier, Frank H., 5 February 1890 Ryerson, Martin, 9 February 1890 Crane, R.F., Financial receipt, 19 March 1890 Fitch, Emily, 18 April 1890 Wells, Will, 23 April 1890 Ryerson, Martin, 19 May 1890 Folder 3 Baldwin, W.D., 19 June 1890 Page, Mildred Nelson, 12 July 1890 Worthington, Henry, 15 July 1890 Ryerson, Martin, 29 July 1890 Ryerson, Martin, 12 August 1890 Cory, Charles, 13 August 1890 Smith, W. E., 18 August 1890 Cory, Charles, 23 August 1890 Page, Mildred Nelson, 13 October 1890 Diehl, Charles S., 25 November 1890 Allen, Mrs. Mary , 9 December 1890 Diehl, Charles S., 17 December 1890 Page, Mildred Nelson, 30 December 1890
Smith, Thomas, 24 February 1891 McCrea, Will, 5 March 1891 Smith, Thomas, 5/17 March 1891 Page, Mildred Nelson, 8 March 1891 Smith, Thomas, 12/24 March 1891 Smith, Thomas, 15/27 March 1891 Smith, Thomas, 21 March 1891 McCrea, Will, 27 March 1891 Wurts, George W., Secretary of the Legation of the U.S. in Russia, 8 April 1891 Folder 5 Ryerson, Martin, 10 April 1891 Forman, George, 12 April 1891 McCrea, Will, 5 May 1891 with related newspaper clipping Smith, Thomas, 16 May 1891 Hutchinson, Emma S., 17 June 1891 McCrea, Will, 26 June 1891 Penkassoff, Nissim, 9/21 July 1891 Phelps, G. B., 12 July 1891 Cory, Charles B., Poem, "How Mullens Won to the Game", 1891 Page, Mildred Nelson, 22 July 1891 Cory, Charles, 27 July 1891
Schulz, W., 4 August 1891 Coleman, Annie N., 8 August 1891 Smith, Thomas, 12 August 1891 Bancroft, H. H., 1 September 1891 Worthington, C. C., 5 October 1891 Smith, Thomas, 5 October 1891 Leroy-Beaulieu, A., 27 October 1891 Bancroft, Matilda G., 9 December 1891 Bancroft, H. H., 15 December 1891 Folder 7 Smith, Thomas, 21 January 1892 Cory, Charles, 6 February 1892 Cory, Charles, 25 June 1892 Ives, Bessie Hunt (Mrs. Charles A.), 11 July 1892 with related newspaper clipping Strong, Henry Gordon, 17 July 1892 Ryerson, Martin, 3 August 1892 Cory, Charles, 8 August 1892 Smith, W. E., 19 August 1892 Forman, George, 12 September 1892 Ives, Bessie Hunt, (Mrs. Charles A.), 19 September 1892 Folder 8 Gabaev-Gigo, Georgii, 5 October 1892 Smith, Thomas, 10/22 October 1892 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 22 October 1892 Page, Mildred Nelson, 27 October 1892 Leroy-Beaulieu, A., 27 October 1892 Smith, Thomas, 4/16 November 1892 Smith, Thomas, 29 November 1892 Smith, Thomas, 30 November 1892 Smith, Thomas, 6/18 December 1892 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 24 December 1892 Lineff, Eugenie, 31 December 1892
Smith, Thomas, 9/21 January 1893 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 12 January 1893 Schulz, W., 25 January 1893 Smith, Thomas, 7/19 February 1893 Lessar, P., 9 February 1893 Ragozin, L., 15 February 1893 Cary, Edward, 1 March 1893 Semenov-Tian-Shanski, Count Pierre, 5/17 March 1893 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 8 March 1893 Folder 10 Smith, Thomas, Letter of introduction for Count James Rostovtsev, 1893 Smith, Thomas, 15 March 1893 Cary, Edward, 15 March 1893 Cary, Edward, 1 April 1893 Worthington, C.C., 3 April 1893 Semenov-Tian-Shanski, Count Pierre, 2/14 April 1893 Cory, Charles, 3 May 1893 Lineff, Eugenie, 25 May 1893 Hutchinson, Emma S., 1 June 1893 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 5 June 1893 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 18 June 1893
Lineff, A., 19 June 1893 Sharples, Jas. F., on behalf of Grand Duke Alexander, 1 July 1893 Kidder, Anne-Mary M., 1 July 1893 Semenov-Tian-Shanski, Count Pierre, 16/28 July 1893 Catlin, W.W., 12 August 1893 Coleman, Frances to Cornelia Crane, 17 August 1893 Lineff, A., 11 September 1893 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 4 October 1893
Hutchinson, Charles L., 16 October 1893 Strong, Henry Gordon, 20 October 1893 Page, Mildred Nelson, 23 October 1893 Kidder, Anne-Mary M., 6 November 1893 Lineff, A., 9 November 1893 Cory, Charles B., 12 November 1893 Cory, Charles B., no date Putnam, Herbert, G.N., 13 January 1894 Cory, Charles B., 18 January 1894 Cory, Charles B., 21 January 1894
Grunwaldt, C., 21 March 1894 Rostovtsev, Count James, 21 March 1894 Rostovtsev, Count James, 21 March/2 April 1894 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 27 March 1894 Smith, Will E., 30 April 1894 Ryerson, Martin, 4 May 1894 [Murphy], John, 17 May 1894 McCrea, Will, 24 May 1894 Smith, Harry P., 22 May/3 June 1894 Folder 14 Cottlow, Selina O., 28 June 1894 Bregovski, Felicia, 6 September 1894 Smith, Thomas, 27 September 1894 Wadhoomal, Thakur and Hindu, Sarah Kalan, October-November 1894 Smith, Esther (Mrs. William), 15/27 November 1894 Rostovtsev, Count Nicholas, 20 November 1894 Cary, Edward, 2 December 1894 Argoutinsky-Dolgorukov, Vladimir, 3 December 1894 Putnam, Herbert, G.H., 19 December 1894 Smith, Thomas, 26 November 1894 Ives, Bessie Hunt (Mrs. Charles A.), 28 December 1894 Crane, Richard, no date, 2 letters Folder 14a CRC Letters of introduction Novikoff, Andrei, 9 May 1894 (Yaroslavl’) Barshchevsky, 9 May 1894 (Yaroslavl’) Orekhoff, Pavel, 9 May 1894 (Astrakhan’) Mamontoff, Savva, no date (Moscow) Russkoe Geograficheskoe Obshchestvo, 6 March 1891 (5 letters) W.R. Morfill, esq. (no date) Unidentified, 9 February, 1894 (2 letters) Emery, E., 18 May 1894.
Crane, R.T., 26 January 1895 Rostovtsev, Countess T., 7/19 February 1895 Argoutinsky-Dolgorukov, Prince Nicholas, 8/20 February 1895 Smith, Thomas, 13 February 1895 Rostovtsev, James, 28 February 1895 Cottlow, Selina O., 9 March 1895 Kidder, Anne-Mary M., 13 March 1895 Van Emburgh, Helen 14 March 1895 Ragozin, Zinaide A., 23 March 1895, includes leaflet on her lecture in NYC Folder 16 Rostovtsev, Count Nicholas, 24 May 1895 Rostovtsev, Count Nicholas, 8 July 1895 Kidder, Anne-Mary M., 12 July 1895 Putnam, Herbert, G.H., 30 July 1895 Adams, Florence James, 13 August 1895 Grunwaldt, C., 4 November 1895 Murray, Anna, [1896] Rostovtsev, Count Nicholas, 27 January 1896 Ryerson, Martin, 12 February 1896 Ryerson, Martin, 1 March 1896 Folder 17 Ives, Bessie Hunt (Mrs. Charles A.), 14 February 1896 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 7 April 1896, includes text of news clipping re: appointment of Professor Wiener to teach Russian at Harvard Kidder, Anne-Mary M., 27 April 1896, with pasted newspaper clipping Argoutinsky-Dolgorukov, Vladimir, 16 June 1896 Cazelet, Ed. A., for the Anglo-Russian Literary Society Imperial Institute, 20 June 1896 Rostovtsev, Count James, 4/16 July 1896 Toppelius, Sigrid, 29 July 1896 Bregowsky, Mme F., to Cornelia Crane, 10 August 1896 Smith, William, 10 September 1896 Loud, Henry S., 18 September/1 October 1896, includes his business card Folder 18 Bohler, A., 21 September 1896 Rostovtseva, M., 30 September 1896 Yate, Charles E., 10 January 1897 Rostovtsev, Count Nicholas, 25 January 1897 Page, Mildred Nelson, 2 February 1897 Smith, Esther, 3 February 1897 Cory, Charles, 6 February 1897 Catlin, William W., 27 February 1897 Westinghouse, H. H., 2 March 1897 Loud, Harry S., 5 March 1897 Folder 19 Cory, Charles, 15 March 1897 Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 22 April 1897 Smith, William, 10/22 June 1897 Billings, Frank, 16 July 1897 Lillie, Frank R., 31 July, 1 August 1897 Rostovtsev, Count James, 27 August 1897 Semenov-Tian-Shanski, on behalf of the Imperial Russian Geographical Society, 17/29 October 1897 Crane, R. T., 23 February 1898 Westinghouse, H. H., 6 June 1898 Crane, R. T., 9 August 1898 Crane, R. T., 24 August 1898
Page, Mildred Nelson, 2 September 1898 Crane, R. T., 7 September 1898 Cory, Charles, 20 March 1899 Angell, Julia M., 4 April 1899 Hitchcock, E. A., 25 April 1899 Hitchcock, E. A., 4 April 1900 Rostovtsev, Count James, 2 May 1900 Crane, Richard, [June] Olkline, Marie, ca.1900 Folder 21 Trevelyan, J.N., 24 October 1900 Garland, Hamlin, on behalf of the Turk Foundation, 29 October [1900] Olney, Richard, 7 November 1900 Cleveland, Frances F. (Mrs. Grover), 11 December 1900 Harper, William R., 26 December 1900 Blaine, Anita, Poem, ca. 1900 Phillips, Walter, Westinghouse, 12 March 1901 Cambon, Jules, French Embassy in the U.S., Letter to S.E.M. Delcasse, Minister of Foreign Affaires, introducing CRC, 20 March 1901 Hitchcock, E. A., 16 April 1901 Coleman, Frances, 7 May 1901 Folder 22 Fisher, Walter L., 10 May 1901 Williams, Roger, 21 June 1901 Camp, Anna, 30 June 1901 Camp, Anna, 7 July 1901 Addams, Jane, Hull House, 4 July 1901 Page, Mildred Nelson, 16 July 1901 Lillie, Frank R., Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory, 6 August 1901 Whitman, C. O., note appended to letter of Frank R. Lillie, 6 August 1901 Gardiner, Edward G., Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory, 17 August 1901 Smith, William E., Westinghouse, 22 August/4 September 1901, includes 2 checks Clareten, Julie, ca. 1901 Smith, K.E,. 31 August 1901 Folder 23 Platon, Archbishop of Alaska and North America, 15 October 1901 Fisher, Walter, 15 November 1901 Fretwell, John, 15 November 1901, includes his business card Boyer, Paul, 21 November 1901 Thompson, H., 29 November 1901 Boyer, Paul, 1 December 1901 Rostovtsev, Count James, 11/25 December 1901 Stchoukine, Ivan, 23 December 1901 Bancroft, Matilda G., 27 December 1901
Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 30 January 1902 Ryerson, Martin, 30 January 1902 Loris-Melikov, 31 January 1902 Kornilov, A., 9/22 February 1902 Carpenter, N. H., Art Institute of Chicago, 12 February March 1902 Cleveland, Frances, 13 February 1902 Mabillean, Leopold, 21 February 1902 Cleveland, Frances, 5 March 1902 Stchoukine, Ivan, 9 March 1902 Crane, Richard, May 1902
Ryerson, Martin, 23 March 1902 Cleveland, Frances, 24 March 1902 Kidder, Anne-Mary M., 26 March 1902 Donarche, A., 26 March 1902 Luscombe, Walter O., 29 March 1902 Cleveland, Frances, 7 April 1902 Howard, 10 April 1902 Chadbourne, Thomas L., 14 April 1902 Leroux, L., 19 April 1902 Folder 26 Hitchcock, E.A., 22 April 1902, telegram Miliukov, Pavel, 25 April 1902 Verestchagin, W., 1 May 1902 Walkov, Charles, 6 May 1902 Ryerson, Martin, 8 May 1902 Kinnicutt, Eleanora, 11 May 1902 Kinnicutt, Eleanora, no date Donarche, A., 17 May 1902 Olney, Richard, 24 May (1902?) Verestchagin, W., 28 May 1902, telegram Folder 27 Pearmani, A., 30 May 1902 Verestchagin, W., 31 May 1902 Boyer, Paul, 4 June 1902 Cassini, 20 June 1902, telegram Modjeska, Felicie, 24 June 1902 Flint, N., 1902 Stchoukine, Ivan, 28 June 1902 Gotier, Urbani, 1 July 1902 Cleveland, Frances, [1902) Stchoukine, Ivan, [1902] Folder 28 Mabillean, 18 July 1902 Bancroft, Matilda G., 17 August 1902 Olney, Richard, 19 August 1902 Flint, Charles R., 19 August 1902, telegram Donarche, A., 29 August 1902 Smith, 4 September 1902 Phipps, Henry, 9 September 1902 Donarche, A., 10 September 1902 Stchoukine, Ivan, 22 September 1902 Miller, Charles, 25 September 1902 Smith, Esther, 10 October 1902 Cole, E.H., 14 October 1902 Folder 29 Tikhon, Bishop of Russian Orthodox Church in America, 17/30 October 1902, includes his business card Cleveland, Grover, 24 October 1902, telegram Cleveland, Frances F., 30 October 1902 Schlippenbach, Baron A., 2 November 1902 Smith, Esther, 11 November 1902 Cole, E. H., 12 November 1902 Donarche, A., 17 November 1902 Cleveland, Frances F., 20 November 1902 Butler, Nicholas Murray, 10 December 1902 Butler, Nicholas Murray, 17 December 1902 Cole, E. H., 22 December 1902 Mabillean, Leopold, 26 December 1902 Cary, Harriet C., 31 December 1902
Thompson, E. A. M., [1903] Cole, E. H., 8 January 1903 Kovalevsky, Maxime, 13 January 1903 Tchernozuitov, N., 1903 Modjeska, Feline, 21 January 1903, includes her business card Modejska, Feline, 25 January 1903, telegram Fisher, Alex, 25 January 1903, telegram Modjeska, Feline, 26 January 1903 Schlippenbach, Baron A., 30 January 1903 Kozlovski, W. M., 1 February 1903 Unidentified, 8 February 1903 Stchoukine, Ivan, 15 February 1903 Miliukov, Pavel, 20 February 1903 Modjeska, Feline, 25 February 1903 Kovalevsky, Maxime, note on his business card Unidentified, February 1903
Harper, William R., 3 March 1903 Shepard, Edward M., 14 March 1903 Thompson, 19 March 1903 Cleveland, Frances F., 17 April 1903 Modjeska, Feline, 22 April 1903 Argoutinsky, A., 24 April 1903 Hotovitsky, A., 3 May 1903 Leroy-Beaulieu, Anatole, 5 May 1903 Smith, 5 May 1903 Folder 32 Fisher, Alex, 8 May 1903 Vanderlip, Frank A., 12 May 1903 Kinnicutt, Eleanora, 11 May 1903 Folk, Joseph W., 20 May 1903 Cleveland, Frances F., 23 May 1903 Harper, William R., 26 May 1903, telegram Modjeska, Feline, 19 June 1903, includes 3 photographs Goodrich, David, 23 June 1903 Kinnicutt, Eleanora, 25 June 1903 Kinnicutt, Eleanora, [1903] Cottlow, Jessie, no date Miliukov, Pavel, Paul, 15 August 1903 Folder 33 Modjeski, Feline and Ralph, 31 August 1903, telegram List titled "Painters" List titled "Society" Kinnicutt, Eleanora, 8 October [1903] Kinnicutt, Eleanora, 29 October [1903] Harper, William R., 24 December 1903 Mahillean, Leopold, 14 January 1904 D'Hanssonville, Freda Clarion, 21 January 1904 Harper, William R., 29 February 1904 Donarche, A., 4 March 1904 Dewey, Alin C., March 1904 Crane, Frances, [1904] Folder 34 Rockhill, W.W., 9 March 1904 Smith, W.E., for the Westinghouse Co., translation of note which accompanied Westinghouse contribution of 10, 000 rubles to Empress Alexandra for relief of war wounded, 8/21 March 1904 Rostovtsev, Count, Secretary to the Empress Alexandra, to William E. Smith (translation), 13/26 March 1904 Laughlin, G. Laurence, 30 April 1904 McCormick, Robert, 18 June 1904 Page, Mildred Nelson, 6 July 1904 Modjeska, Feline, December 1904 Grey, Albert Henry George, Fourth Earl, 23 December 1904 Jencken, Nataly, 26 December 1904 Hitchcock, E.A., 29 December 1904 Folder 35 Safonoff, W., 2 January 1905 Matthieff, P.M., 2 January 1905 Modjeska, Feline, 5 January 1905 Safonoff, W., 31 January 1905 Dewey, Alin C., 3 March 1905 Smith, Esther, 16 April 1905 Ryerson, Martin, 16 April 1905 Hitchcock, E. A., 16 April 1905 Eckely, 6 August 1905 Chalmers, 7 August 1905 Folder 36 Rostovtsev, Michael, 29 August 1905 Modjeska, Feline, 12 September 1905 Modjeska, Feline, 14 September 1905 Kinnicutt, Eleanora, 17 September 1905 Witte, Sergei, 20 September 1905 Holt, George H., President of the Chicago Literary Club, 21September 1905 Thompson, E. A. M., 24 September 1905 Thompson, E. A. M., 4 October 1905 Iencken, Nataly, 4 October 1905 Mulkcahy, F., 4 October 1905 Fersen, Nathalie, 8 October 1905 Olney, Richard, 20 October 1905 Matthieff, P.M., 22 October 1905 Hitchcock, E.A., 25 October 1905 Matthieff, P.M., 28 November 1905 Taussig, Frank W., 7 December 1905 White, David, 8 December 1905 Matthieff, P.M., 15 December 1905 White, Andrew D., 2 January 1906
LaFollette, Fola, 15 January 1906 Caldwell, Andrew J., 21 January 1906 Safonoff, W., 28 February 1906 Wickersheim, 28 February 1906 Crane, R. T., 2 March 1906 Brzesky, S., 15 March 1906 Matthieff, P.M., 27 April 1906 Fitch, Emily B., 13 May 1906 Harper, Samuel M., 23 May 1906 Synnestvedt, Paul, 26 May 1906 Draper, Ruth D., 29 May 1906 Directory: content -> dam dam -> Resolution dam -> American bar association adopted by the house of delegates dam -> Chevrolet – the Story of a Global Brand A. Louis Chevrolet and the Legend of Beaune dam -> Embargo until 12/17/12 dam -> October/November 2015 Teacher's Guide Table of Contents dam -> Boston College Athletics Advisory Board Annual Report, 2011-12 dam -> Executive Board of the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Population Fund and the United Nations Office for Project Services dam -> Boston College Athletics Advisory Board Annual Report, 2010-11 Download 468 Kb. Share with your friends:
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