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Correspondence, reports, manuscript articles, book reviews, lecture notes, and miscellaneous papers concerning family affairs and his academic interests in political science and international law; including material concerning a trip to Panama and Nicaragua in 1897, World War I, national and international scholarly committees and conferences (such as the 1927 International Commission of Jurists in Buenos Aires), and University of Michigan affairs; also some correspondence about state and national

Correspondence, book reviews, and biographical sketches of Don M. Dickinson, Jesse S. Reeves and Thomas C. Trueblood; also correspondence relating to the death of Frederick Jackson Turner; and photographs. Correspondents include: Marion L. Burton, Clarence E. Carter, William L. Clements, Max Farrand, Harry B. Hutchins, Clarence C. Little, Chase S. Osborn, Alexander G. Ruthven, Walter H. Sawyer, and Arthur H. Vandenberg

Minutes, 1875-1886, of the club's predecessor, the Scientific Association, histories of the club, 1914, 1932, and 1972; paper read before the club by Calvin Thomas, entitled, "The Devil," and papers by Warren P. Lombard on medical topics; and memorials to deceased members, including James P. Adams, Werner E. Bachman, Henry M. Bates, Wiliam W. Bishop, Arthur E.R. Boak, Mortimer E. Cooley, Edwin D. Dickinson, Earle W. Dow, Joseph R. Hayden, William H. Hobbs, Clarence T. Johnston, Hayward Keniston, George

Minutes, 1875-1886, of the club's predecessor, the Scientific Association, histories of the club, 1914, 1932, 1972 and 1998; paper read before the club by Calvin Thomas, entitled, "The Devil," and papers by Warren P. Lombard on medical topics; and memorials to deceased members, including James P. Adams, Werner E. Bachman, Henry M. Bates, Wiliam W. Bishop, Arthur E.R. Boak, Mortimer E. Cooley, Edwin D. Dickinson, Earle W. Dow, Joseph R. Hayden, William H. Hobbs, Clarence T. Johnston, Hayward Keniston

Correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to his work and the affairs of University of Michigan; and photographs. Correspondents include: James P. Adams, Mehmet Aga-Oglu, James B. Angell, Arthur E. Boak, Campbell Bonner, Marion L. Burton, Martin L. D'Ooge, John R. Effinger, Moses Gomberg, William H. Hobbs, Charles E. Hughes, Louis C. Karpinski, Francis W. Kelsey, Hayward Keniston, Edward H. Kraus, Albert H. Pattengill, Jesse S. Reeves, Frank E. Robbins, Alexander G. Ruthven, and Henry A. Saunders