Miscellaneous - 3 Envelopes

File — Box: 1, Folder: 33-35

Scope and Contents

First Envelope: 1. Schedule of lectures of 1870, 1871, 1875, 1877
2. Skeleton outlines of growth of University
3. Many pages of assorted statistics on the trustees, sports, etc.
Second Envelope: 1. Pamphlet, "Some Statements and Estimates of Immediate Wants Laid Before the Trustees of Cornell University by the Scientific Professors..."
2. A printed except from General Statutes - "Instruction in College"
3. Programs of memorial services and exercises, 1879, 1883, 1885
4. Statute of Organization of the University Senate, 1890
5. Book of Cornell Songs
6. Programs for the Woodford Prize Contests, 1871, 1874, 1885, and 1886
7. Act Amending Cornell's Charter, 1883
8. Announcement of Student Government Panel
9. Announcement of Cornell Co-operative Society
10. Acceptance letter of Prof. Nathaniel Schmidt to Democratic nomination for alderman, 1901
11. Programs of debates, class day exercises, intercollegiate contests, commencements, 1871-1898
12. Copy of diploma
13. Report on memorial for A.D. White, 1886
14. Newspaper clippings:

a. Women faculty members
b. Professors emeritus
c. Death of John F. Rathbone, editor of N.Y. Telegram
d. Against a C. professor who is all for killing of the weak people
e. H.B. Lord, Cashier of 1st National Bank of Ithaca, retired
f. Celebration on Centennial of John Marshall
g. White's daughter divorces her husband
h. War in the Philippines
i. Student Self-Government. Council Report
j. Student Pranks at Cornell
k. President Shurman's speech at opening of University, 1904
l. Charles S. Francis nominated for Minister to Greece
m. Explanation of Student self-government by president of Cornell University, Oct. 27, 1894
n. Cornell men in Spanish American War, Oct. 28, 1898
o. President Schurman's speech on the Philippines, Boston Evening Transcript, Jan. 21, 1902

2. Reprint of an article from The American Naturalist about Louis Agassiz, Mar. 1898
3. Report of the Committee of Trustees, Feb. 13, 1868
4. Letter to President Gilman of Johns Hopkins concerning establishment of Mechanical College, 1851
5. Table of statistics re students at Cornell