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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections 2B Carl A. Kroch Library Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853 Phone: (607) 255-3530 Fax: (607) 255-9524 E-mail: [email protected] 1) NYCV84-A1133 Schurman, Jacob Gould, 1854-1942. Papers, 1878-1986. 26.5 cubic ft. William J. Alexander letters have transcripts. Family letters have transcripts. was born May 22. 1854 on Prince Edward Island. He was Professor of Philosophy at Acadia College and Dalhousie College; Cornell University's Sage Professor of Philosophy, 1886-92, and President, 1892-1920; President of the first U.S. Philippine Commission, 1899; U.S. Minister to Greece and Montenegro during the Balkan Ware; and wae a diplomat involved with foreign policy making in China, the Far Eaet, and . Summary: The Schurman papers consist-af correepondence, addresses, photographs, testimonials, diplomas, certificatee, newepaper clippings, printed material, and records of the Constitutional Convention (1915). The material listed covers Schurman's career as a teacher, college president, and diplomat; the majority of the papers involvkhis role in national and foreign affairs. His viewe-on American imperialism are reflected in letters to President McKinley, . David J. Hill, and John Hay. Schurman'e later correspondence with Theodore Rooeevelt. Charles F. Adame, Carl Schurz, 'Charles W. Eliot, -&nd Sergio Oemena ehow his interest in the Philippine Islands and their eventual independence. Hie active intereet in politics, the probleme of peace and the League of Nations, and hie diplomatic activities are discussed in correspondence with , , Elihu Root, Henry Lane Wilson, . Jamee Wadeworth, Joseph Foraker, and Frank Kellogg, including commente on Guetav Stresemann, German politics, and the German economy. Includes addreeeee and other material on. Germany, the Far East, and U.S. foreign policy after Schurman's retirement in 1930. Also personal and family correspondence including letters to Profeeeor William John Alexander about hie thoughts on and his stay at ; letters to his daughters. Helen end Barbara; and transcriptions and photocopies of other letters. Items about Jacbb Gould..~SchurmanDay (February 8, 1986) at the University of Heidelberg include an typescript copy of an addrese by John R. Silber, President of Boston University. Also, a caeeette copy of a recording of Schurman's speech given when he departed as ambassador from Germany. Finding aids: Unpublished guide. Described in REPORT OF THE CURATOR AND ARCHIVIST, 1948-1950. Cite as: Jacob Gould Schurman. Papers, #3\4\6. Department of Manuscripts ane University Archives, Cornell University Libraries. Action note: Will reformat; microfilm, 1990/09/15. Collection may be unavailable for use. Check with repository. 1. McKinley, William, 1843-1901. 2. Jordan, David Starr, 1851-1931. 3. Hill, David J. 4. Hay, John. 5. Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919. 6. Adams, Charles Francis, 1835-1915. 7. Schurz, Carl, 1829-1906. 8. Eliot, Charles William, 1834-1926. 9. Osme-na, Sergio, 1878-1961. 10. Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930. 11. Hughes, Charles Evans, 1862-1948. 12. Root. Elihu, 1845-1937. 13. Wilson, Henry Lane. 14. Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924. 15. MICROFILMED 1993

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Cornell University Library Ithaca, New York 1994 CONTENTS

Acknowledgements ...... iii. Biographical Note...... iv. Biographical Appreciation Schurman and Heidelberg ...... vi. Provenance...... vii. Conservation and Preservation...... viii.

Collection Description...... ix. Series Titles ...... x. Series Descriptions ...... xi. Related Collections...... xv.

Urangement ...... xvi. Letterbooks, Inclusive Dates...... xviii. Microfilm, Inclusive Dates ...... xx.

Box and Folder Listing, Microfilm Listing ...... 1-57

Index to the Incoming Correspondence ...... 58-68

Supplement Preface to the Supplement ...... supplement page i. Index to the Letterbooks (volumes 1-50) ...... supplement page 1 Abstract of Letterbooks (volumes 51-80) .....supplement page 733 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Cornell University Presidential Papers Project has been made possible by the gifts of the late Robert W. Purcell and L. William Kay 111. Dale R. Corson provided the initial impetus and support while President of Cornell University (1969-19771, and has continued to actively promote the project. Through their interest and generosity, the preservation of these papers has been ensured, and their access and use have been enhanced. The preservation microfilming and the production of this guide to the papers of Jacob Gould Schurman has particularly benefited from a grant from National Endowment for the Humanities, administered by the Research Libraries Group. This grant was part of a multi-institutional archival preservation project. The conservation, arrangement, reformatting, and description of the Jacob Gould Schurman papers has been a project involving several persons working on different aspects of the collection: particular mention should be made of Anne Kenney and Barbara Berger and additional staff of the Preservation and Microfilm Unit of the Department of Preservation and Conservation. In the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, this work has been conducted under the general direction of Curator of Manuscripts Elaine D. Engst, with the assistance of C. Herbert Finch, Gould P. Colman, Margaret M. John, and Cheryl Rowland, and student assistants Lauren Brown, Catherine Tingey, Gina Haas, and Maura Jane Flood. However, primary credit for the production of this guide and for the continued success of the Presidential Papers Project should be given to Phil McCray, the Division's Technical Services Archivist.

H. Thomas Hickerson Division Director March 1994

iii BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

The Schurman family was of Dutch descent, and after flourishing in America, was forced to leave New York for Canada during the American Revolution due to its Loyalist sympathies. Born on May 22, 1854 in Freetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Jacob Gould Schurman early in his life demonstrated himself as a talented student, and he earned a series of scholarships. After attending the Prince of Wales College and Acadia College in Nova Scotia, he graduated in 1877 from the University of London with first class honors in mental and moral science, attending other lectures at Manchester New College on mental and moral philosophy and religion. He then studied philosophy for a year at Edinburgh while simultaneously studying in London, earning there an M.A. and D.Sc. with distinction, in 1878. Schurman then studied philosophy in Berlin, at Gottingen, and at the University of Heidelberg. While in Berlin he made the acquaintance of , ambassador to Germany and president of Cornell University. In 1880, Schurman returned to North America to become a professor of English literature at Acadia College. From 1882 to 1886 he was professor of English literature, rhetoric, and metaphysics at Dalhousie University. From Dalhousie, Schurman moved to Cornell University, where he served as a professor of Christian ethics and moral philosophy. His work at Cornell came under the close sponsorship of University Trustee and benefactor Henry W. Sage. When in 1890 Sage endowed the School of Philosophy, Schurman was appointed dean. Two years later, in 1892, as ended his troubled presidency of Cornell, Schurman became the third president of the university, serving until 1920. Schurman's stewardship of Cornell was characterized by the extensive growth of the University's facilities, and its shift from a privately endowed institution to its current coalition of state and private funding. Throughout the twenty eight years of his presidency, Schurman was a proponent of academic freedom and an advocate of a generally liberal intellectual atmosphere on campus. During his presidency of Cornell, Schurman's scholastic pursuits and writings gradually moved away from philosophy and toward public and philanthropic endeavors. He became a presence in the national and New York State Republican Parties, identifying himself with Charles Evans Hughes, and it was thought that only his Canadian birth prevented him from seriously pursuing the presidency BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE ( cont . ) of the . While still president of Cornell, Schurman served as chairman of a commission examining social and political life in the Philippines in 1899. In 1912 and 1913, he was minister to Greece and Montegnegro during the Balkan Wars. In America, he served as vice president of the New York State Constitutional Convention in 1915, and was a member of the New York State Food Commission in 191 7-1 91 8. Upon leaving Cornell, Schurman went to Japan and the Far East, and then served as minister to China from 1921 to 1925, a time of war and great political upheaval. His pattern of finding himself in tumultuous times continued when he served as the American ambassador to Germany from 1925 to 1930. The honor that was due him for his efforts to rebuild the University of Heidelberg translated into popularity with the centrist forces in the Weimar Republic. After a lectureship in and additional travels and writing on internationdl subjects, Schurman died in New York in 1942. BIOGRAPHICAL APPRECIATION

Schurman and Heidel berg

February 8, 1986 was celebrated as Schurman Day at the University of Heidelberg. More than forty years after his death, Jacob Gould Schurman's influence was still strong at the university he had cherished as no other. Schurman arrived in Heidelberg 1878, and it was there that his intellectual foundations found their bearings. Philosophy in Germany in the late eighteenth century was a cultural passion. Innovation and intense activity in philosophical dialogue combined with the spectral setting at Heidelberg influenced Schurman forever. At the age of seventy three, in 1928, Schurman undertook to acknowledge his appreciation to the university by leading an effort to raise funds for its growth. In many of his speeches concerning the campaign, he acknowledged that he had gone to Heidelberg, in part, because there was no American university that could provide the kind of passionate liberal learning and moral philosophy for which he yearned. Schurman first obtained from John D. Rockefeller $200,000, and eventually raised almost $600,000. The monies were used to erect a new lecture hall, called the "New University." Schurman's passionate crusade of vigorous fundraising was a fervid moment in a otherwise decorous and sober public life. By an abiding association of Heidelberg and his own intellectual flourishing, sentiment combined with his usual practical skill to result in the marshalling of forces and finances to noble effect. PROVENANCE

The letterbooks and correspondence of the Jacob Gould Schurman papers derive from the Office of the President of Cornell University, and for many years were in the care of Cornell University Library. Other correspondence, photographs, testimonials and social correspondence, and personal and family letters were transferred to the Department of Manuscripts and University Archives at various times from Schurman family members, notably including Judge Jacob G. Schurman, Lydia Schurman Godfrey, and G. Michael McHugh. Some Schurman letters have on several occasions over the years been transferred from the Department of Rare Books of Cornell University Library. Other contributors have included John R. Silber, and the Dewitt Historical Society of Ithaca, New York.

vii CONSERVATION AND PRESERVATION

A grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities made possible the microfilming of a large measure of the collection, excluding only some of the testimonials and ephemera. The letterpress copybooks (commonly referred to as letterbooks) were highly acidic and were in an advanced state of deterioration prior to the microfilming. Some pages were already illegible, or had faded altogether; in some cases the ink of Schurman's signature had caused perforation of the paper. For the letterbooks and clippings, the microfilm is the only extant form. Conventional preservation has included acid-free foldering and boxing, encapsulation, and the enveloping of photographs. The microfilm project was carried out by the Micrographic Preservation Service of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

viii COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

The papers of Jacob Gould Schurman include a wide variety of forms of material, and illustrate all aspects of a life that embraced scholarship, moral philosophy, university administration, family relations, politics, and diplomatic service. Schurman's presidency and ambassadorships are portrayed chiefly by his correspondence, which ranges from routine letters of university administration, to correspondence with several presidents of the United States and political leaders in the Philippines, Greece, China, and Germany. Family correspondence and photographs describe Schurman's travels and international ventures. An extensive clipping file chronicles Schurman's public life. Many of Schurman's philosophic, scholastic, and political writings, as well as his many speeches are included, both in draft and published form. His philanthropic and diplomatic life resulted in numerous testimonials, proclamations, and ephemera. Major correspondents include United States Presidents William McKinley, , William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding, , , and Franklin D. Roosevelt; other correspondents include David Starr Jordan, , Carl Schurz, Charles Evans Hughes, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Elihu Root, Henry Cabot Lodge, Gustav Stresemann, William John Alexander, Andrew Carnegie, and Andrew Seth Pringle-Pattison. SERIES TITLES

Series I. CORRESPONDENCE, 1877-1942

subseries A: Incoming Correspondence, 1879-1942 Index to the Incoming Correspondence subseries B: Letterbooks (Outgoing Correspondence), 1889-1921 Index to the Letterbooks (Volumes 1-50) Abstract of Letterbooks (Volumes 51-80)

subseries C: Family Correspondence, 1877-1939

Series 11. SCHURMAN ARTICLES, SPEECHES, AND BOOKS, 1875-1 941

Series 111. SUBJECT FILES, 1881-1940, [I9861

Series IV. CLIPPINGS, 1892-1 942

Series V. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1867-1942

Series VI. PROCLAMATIONS, PROTOCOL AND SOCIAL MATERIAL, TESTIMONIALS, AND EPHEMERA, 1878-1939 SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

I. CORRESPONDENCE, 1877-1942 subseries A: Incoming Correspondence, 1879-1942 Letters received by Schurman range from the time of his student days abroad to notes of condolence received by family members upon his death in 1942. A few letters from Schurman to his recipients were retained in this file. Schurman's correspondents in this selection of letters include major philosophers, Presidents of the United States, family members, mentors, colleagues, students, admirers, and international diplomats and heads of state. The entire breadth of Schurman's professional careers and aspects of his family life are illuminated in these letters. His fundraising for the University of Heidelberg is clearly outlined, as well as his strong advocacy of Philippine independence, his close interest in German political affairs, and his personal relationship with several international scholars and political leaders. Other topics include the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and international anti-imperialist movements. Philippine, Chinese, Japanese, and German affairs figure prominently in these letters. The letters from his presidency refer to Cornell University administration and relations with the Trustees. Major correspondents include William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding, Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, David Starr Jordan, Sao-ke Alfred Sze, Gustav Stresemann, Frank H. Hiscock, Mynderse Van Cleef, Johannes Hoops, John D. Rockefeller, George Eastman, Sergio Osmeiia, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Andrew Seth Pringle-Pattison. The names listed for each folder are selected, and it is from these names that the index is derived; therefore, the letters of additional correspondents may be found in the series.

subseries B: Letterbooks (Outgoing Correspondence), 1889-1921 The letterbook copy impressions of letters written by Schurman as President of Cornell University profile both his personal character and formal manner in the execution of his administrative duties. A few letters of Charles Kendall Adams commence the letterbooks, and Acting Presidents are the signatories of several letters, notably T. F. Crane 1912 and 1913 when Schurman was serving as Ambassador to Greece, and Acting President Albert W. Smith in 1920 and 1921. Volumes 1-50 are letters signed by President Schurman; volumes 51-80 are letters signed by President Schurman's Secretary on behalf of the Office of the President. SERIES DESCRIPTIONS (cont. ) In addition to the routine administrative subjects in the correspondence that devolved typically from the Office of the President of Cornell, topics include the 1903 typhoid epidemic in Ithaca, the establishment of the Carnegie Fund, the Leo Frank case, the Chi Psi fire, the construction of several new campus buildings, co-education and women students, African-American students on campus, and relations with Ithaca, New York. Other topics and concerns in the letterbooks include the president's relations with faculty, college benefactors, and presidents of other universities; also, fraternities and campus housing, foreign students, religious education, and preachers. President Schurman made several appearances before alumnigroups throughout the nation, and correspondence to this effect is plentiful. Cornell's relations with other universities, other associations of American universities, and educational societies are mentioned frequently. The element of publicity is suggested by Schurman's many letters to newspapers, magazines, and publishers. The university's role in is shown as the president assists in the mobilization of resources and facilitates the university's preparation of its students to become soldiers; letters to the United States War Department are numerous. The development of the New York State College of Agriculture and the New York State Veterinary College at Cornell is referred to in many letters, as well as a proposed School of Forestry. Schurman corresponded frequently with Andrew Carnegie, and with officials of the Carnegie Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation. He also wrote many letters to immediate family members of . Principal recipients of letters include Lyman Abbott, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Frank Barton, C. E. Bennett, Charles H. Blood, George Boldt, G. P. Bristol, J. E. Creighton, L. M. Dennis, W. A. Hammond, Frank H. Hiscock, Charles Evans Hughes, C. H. Hull, David Starr Jordan, A. T. Kerr, D. S. Kimball, Albert R. Mann, Veranus A. Moore, Jared T. Newman, Henry S. Pritchett, C. W. Pound, W. M. Polk, Robert F. Plummer, Theodore Roosevelt, H. W. Sackett, M. W. Sampson, A. W. Smith, Goldwin Smith, William Howard Taft, Frank Thilly, Mynderse Van Cleef, Andrew Dickson White, J. DuPratt White, W. F. Willcox, and C. V. P. "Tar" Young. In addition to these principal recipients, many additional names are listed in the index, including such important Cornell personalities as Willard Straight, E. B. Titchener, and Martha Van Rensselaer.

xii SERIES DESCRIPTIONS (cont. ) The index to letterbooks 1-50 is derived from the lists of correspondents kept by the president's staff that precede each volume. Letterbooks 51-80 were signed by the President's Secretary, and very often state matters of fact and perfunctory announcement, such as those making reference to the unavailability of the President and rejections of pleas, but several iterate the standing policy of Cornell University on various issues. An abstract of several key issues and topics follows the index to the letterbooks.

subseries C: Family Correspondence, 1877-1939 The collection contains letters exchanged among several members of the Schurman family, and includes handwritten transcripts of nearly illegible handwriting. As Schurman and members of his family traveled throughout the world, letters home provide a narrative account of both family and professional developments.

11. SCHURMAN ARTICLES, SPEECHES, AND BOOKS, 1875-1941 A collection of holographic, typescript, and printed versions of speeches delivered or published by Schurman, concerning the several themes of his career: religion and moral philosophy, education, and political developments in the Philippines, Japan, China, Greece, and Germany. The series includes many addresses and speeches given on campus during his presidency.

111. SuaTECT FILES, 1881-1940, [I9861 These files concern Germany, the Philippines, and China; also Cornell University, United States political affairs, international relations, and education. The series includes a few of Schurman's personal papers, financial information, and miscellaneous notes and drafts. Also, material relating to the February 8, 1986 "Schurman Day" at the University of Heidelberg, with articles about Schurman and his relationship with the University of Heidelberg by John Silber, Frank H. T. Rhodes, and Detlef Junker.

xiii SERIES DESCRIPTIONS (cont. )

IV. CLIPPINGS, 1892-1942 A comprehensive project involved members of the staff of the President's Office and others in chronicling Schurman's career. In some cases, a newspaper printing of a speech delivered by Schurman is the only copy of the speech to be found in the collection. Caricatures of Schurman as printed in newspaper stories are in the clippings, as well as an account of his touting of Charles Evans Hughes for the Presidency of the United States, and his vigorous promotion of Philippine independence. Similarly, affairs in other parts of the world, and Schurman's interest in or involvement with these, can be traced in the clippings.

V. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1867-1942 Four main topics are documented photographically: the Philippines, Germany, China, and Schurman personal and family life. Formal and casual photographs are included, each style tracing Schurman's path from university president to international ambassador.

VI . PROCLABWTIONS, PROTOCOL AND SOCIAL MATERIAL, TESTIMONIALS, AND EPHEMERA, 1878-1939 Many forms of material and documentation associated with Schurman and his personal and profession activities appear in this series, including many that document his fundraising for the University of Heidelberg and the reverent esteem for him that ensued. Examples of chinoiserie are included, and a temperance union scroll petition protesting Cornell student revelry and drunkenness on campus; notably, the first signatory of several hundred, is Liberty Hyde Bailey. Schurman family members' diplomas and Schurman's diplomas are included. Other proclamations and diplomas acknowledge Schurman's many accomplishments and ventures, as well as his penchant for collecting art and other material representations of world culture.

xiv RELATED COLLECTIONS

The National Archives holds microfilm of Schurman's diplomatic and ministerial correspondence from his ambassadorships and activities as minister and commissioner. In addition to the following list of collections in the main or in large part concerned with Schurman, reference to and discussion about him can be found in numerous papers of Cornell University faculty members, administrators, trustees, students, and Ithaca residents. 's A History of Cornell is perhaps the most extensive account of Schurman's presidency and influence.

In the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections at Cornell University Library: #700-31 "The Reluctant Expansionist" by Judy Feldman. #700-85 "An Intellectual's Religious Quest: Jacob Gould Schurman, 1854-1942" by Lydia Godfrey Schurman. #700-30 "Jacob Gould Schurman and the Cornell Tradition" by Eugene Hotchkiss, 111. #2612 United States Commission to the Philippine Islands, State Department Records, 1899-1900 (microfilm) #2770 James M. McHugh papers #35/4/42 Typhoid Fever Epidemic records #I900 Frank E. Gannett papers #47/4/1290 Cornell University Presidential Inauguration Programs #37/5/2534 Solomon Stanwood Menken Scrapbook #3/4/122 Carnegie Foundation records (also on microfilm)

Other Books and Articles in Cornell University Library:

I, Government of Dependencies; an essay" With an introduction by Jacob Gould Schurman, by Sir George Cornewall Lewis. "The History of Heidelberg University" by Gerhard Hinz. "Jacob Gould Schurman and State Aid to Cornell University, 1892- 1904" by Jeffrey Randolph Fleischmann. "Memoirs of Victor Buencamino." ARRANGEMENT

Series I. CORRESPONDENCE, 1877-1942 subseries A: Incoming Correspondence, 1879-1942 Boxes 1-6 (microfilmed on reels 2-7) Selected Index to Incoming Correspondence, page 58

subseries B: Letterbooks, 1889-1921 Microfilm reels 8-47 Index to Volumes 1-50, Supplement page 1 Abstract of key topics (Volumes 51-80), supplement page 773 subseries C: Family Correspondence, 1877-1939 Box 16, 17 (microfilm reel 53)

Series 11. SCHURMAN ARTICLES, SPEECHES, AND BOOKS, 1875-1941 Boxes 7-13 (microfilm reels 48-51)

Series 111. SUBJECT FILES, 1881-1940, [I9861 Boxes 14-15 (microfilm reel 52)

Series IV. CLIPPINGS, 1892-1942 Microfilm reels 55 and 56

Series V. PHOMGRAPHS, 1867-1942 Boxes 18-29 (microfilm reel 54)

Series VI. PROCLAMATIONS, PROTOCOL AND SOCIAL MATERIAL, TESTIMONIALS, AND EPHEMERA, 1878-1939 Boxes 30-38 (microfilm reels 53, 55, 56) Map cases N3, E5, Y18, KK6 tape recording tr5185a

xvi ARRANGEMENT ( cont . )

Location of microfilm reels:

ESeL Box (in #3/4/6)

xvii LETTERBOOK INCLUSIVE DATES Volume 1-50: President Schurman's outgoing letters Volume 51-80: President Schurman's Secretary's outgoing letters

Volume Dates

1 FEB 11, 1889 to NOV 4, NOV 6, 1893 to NOV 19, NOV 20, 1894 to OCT 17, OCT 16, 1895 to OCT 29, NOV 21, 1896 to JAN 10, JAN 10, 1898 to JAN 6 JAN 6, 1899 to FEB 14, FEB 19, 1900 to NOV 28, DEC 3, 1900 to JUN 19, JUN 21, 1901 to MAY 26, JUN 2, 1902 to FEB 3, FEB 5, 1903 to MAY 28, MAY 28, 1903 to JAN 23, JAN 25, 1904 to AUG 9, AUG 11, 1904 to FEB 23, FEB 26, 1905 to OCT 26, OCT 27, 1905 to APR 5, APR 5, 1906 to DEC 17, DEC 18, 1906 to MAY 14, MAY 15, 1907 to DEC 19, DEC 19, 1907 to APR 15, APR 16, 1908 to NOV 30, NOV 30, 1908 to APR 20, APR 21, 1909 to DEC 13, DEC 13, 1909 to APR 12, APR 14, 1910 to NOV 21, NOV 22, 1910 to APR 10, APR 11, 1911 to OCT 23, OCT 23, 1911 to MAR 13, MAR 14, 1912 to NOV 11, NOV 11, 1912 to APR 28, APR 29, 1913 to DEC 6, DEC 8, 1913 to APR 22, APR 22, 1914 to OCT 21, OCT 21, 1914 to FEB 22, FEB 23, 1915 to OCT 4, OCT 4, 1915 to JAN 20, JAN 20, 1916 to MAY 18, MAY 18, 1916 to DEC 14,

xviii LETTERBOOK INCLUSIVE DATES (cont. ) Volume Dates

DEC 5, APR 7, 1917 APR 6, SEP 13, 1917 SEP 13, JAN 30, 1918 JAN 31, JUN 14, 1918 JUN 14, JAN 21, 1919 JAN 21, SEP 12, 1919 SEP 13, MAR 19, 1920 MAR 19, OCT 27, 1920 OCT 28, APR 5, 1921 APR 6, JUL 9, 1921 JUL 11, OCT 19, 1921

JUN 23, 1894 to FEB 20, 1897 FEB 23, 1897 to SEP 13, 1898 SEP 15, 1898 to NOV 19, 1899 NOV 18, 1899 to OCT 13, 1900 OCT 15, 1900 to AUG 31, 1901 SEP 2, 1901 to AUG 13, 1902 AUG 13, 1902 to APR 28, 1903 APR 28, 1903 to APR 16, 1904 APR 20, 1904 to MAY 23, 1905 MAY 24, 1905 to JUN 5, 1906 JUN 6, 1906 to JUL 25, 1907 JUL 26, 1907 to JUL 20, 1908 JUL 21, 1908 to APR xx 1909 AUG 20, 1908 to DEC 18, 1908 DEC 18, 1908 to APR 24, 1909 APR 26, 1909 to SEP 27, 1909 SEP 28, 1909 to FEB 1, 1910 FEB1, 1910 to JUN 11, 1910 JUN 11, 1910 to OCT 15, 1910 OCT 15, 1910 to FEB9, 1911 FEB 11, 1911 to MAY 19, 1911 MAY 19, 1911 to SEP 14, 1911 SEP 15, 1911 to DEC 26, 1911 DEC 26, 1911 to APR 15, 1912 APR 16, 1912 to DEC 23, 1912 DEC 24, 1912 to JUN 23, 1914 JUN 25, 1914 to AUG 15, 1915 AUG 14, 1915 to DEC 5, 1917 DEC 6, 1917 to SEP 10, 1919 SEP 11, 1919 to OCT 21, 1921 MICROFILM REEL INCLUSIVE DATES

1 Guide to the collection

1879 to 1905 (Incoming Correspondence) 1906 to 1919 1920 to 1927 1928 to 1929 1929 to 1930 1930 to 1942

1889 to 1894 (Letterbooks) 1894 to 1896 1896 to 1899 1899 to 1900 1900 to 1902 1902 to 1903 1903 to 1904 1904 to 1905 1905 to 1906 1906 to 1907 1907 to 1908 1908 to 1909 1909 to 1910 1910 to 1911 1911 to 1912 1912 to 1913 1913 to 1914 1914 to 1915 1915 to 1916 1916 to 1917 1917 to 1918 1918 to 1919 1919 to 1920 1920 to 1921 1921

1894 to 1898 (Letterbooks, Secretary's) 1898 to 1900 1900 to 1902 1902 to 1904 1904 to 1906 1906 to 1908 1908 1908 to 1909 1909 to 1910 MICROFILM REEL INCLUSIVE DATES (cont . )

1910 to 1911 (Letterbooks, Secretary's) 1911 1911 to 1912 1912 to 1914 1914 to 1917 1917 to 1921 1875 to 1909 (Articles, Speeches, Books) 1909 to 1920 1892 to 1929 1887 to 1925 5 2 1881-1940 [I9861 (Subject Files) 5 3 1920 to 1939 (Proclamations, etc.) 5 4 1867 to 1942 (Photographs) 1892 to 1914 (Clippings and Protocol) 1915 to 1942 Box Folder Dates

1 1 1879-80 Seth Pringle-Pattison, Andrew; Zeller, Edward. Zeller, Edward; James, William; Martineau, James. Jordan, David Starr. Inauguration of Jacob Gould Schurman as President of Cornell University. Smith, Goldwin; Carnegie, Andrew; Huffcut, E. W.; Wilson, Woodrow; Wheeler, Benjamin Ide; de Bordes, Andres Bezia; Bradley, M. E.; Sibley, Hiram W. Choate, Joseph H.; White, Horace. Norton, C. E.; Tyler, Moses Coit; White, Andrew Dickson. Angell, James B.; Foraker, Joseph B.; Smith, Goldwin; Dabney, Charles W.; McKinley, William; Morrill, Justin S.

1898 McKinley, William; Smith, Goldwin.

1899 McKinley, William; Hay, John.

FEB 1899 China; Hong Kong; Japan; Formosa. Letters from Schurman.

MAR 1899 Philippines; Hong Kong; United States Commission to the Philippines. Letter from Schurman.

APR 1899 Hill, David J.; Morrill, James S.; Morrill, Justin S. Philippines; United States Commission to the Philippines. MAY - AUG Hay, John. 1899 United States Commission to the Philippines. Folder Dates

1 14 AUG-SEP Dewey, George; McKinley, William; Hill, 1899 David J. Philippines. OCT-DEC Reid, Whitelaw; Root, Elihu; Anderson, 1899 Thomas M.; Hill, David J.

JAN-AUG Buck, A. E. ; Roosevelt, Theodore; Taft, 1900 William Howard; Moses, Bernard; Hay, John; McKinley, William; Corson, Hiram. Porto Rico. OCT-DEC Roberts, Isaac P.; Lopez, Sixto; White, 1900 Horace. Philippines. White, Andrew Dickson; Foraker, Joseph B.; Roosevelt, Theodore; Harrison, Benjamin; White, Horace; Smith, Goldwin; Corson, Eugene R.; Dennis, L. M. JAN-FEB Mead, Edwin D.; Warren, Winslow; Howells, 1902 William Dean; Parkhurst, C. H.; Lodge, Henry Cabot. Philippines. MAR-APR Smith, Goldwin; Hill, David J.; 1902 Milholland, J. E.; Carnegie, Andrew; Holt, Hamilton. Philippines. MAY-JUN Schurz, Carl; Smith, Goldwin; Adams, 1902 Charles F.; Roosevelt, Theodore; Holt, Hamilton; Eliot, Charles W.; Lopez, Sixto; Schurz, Carl; Carus, Paul; Mead, Edwin D.; Lodge, Henry Cabot. Philippines; Religious Parliament Extension. JUL-DEC Adams, Charles F.; Roosevelt, Theodore; 1902 Milholland, J. E.; Hazard, Caroline; Remsen, Ira; Morton, Levi Parsons. Philippines. Box Folder Dates

1 23 JAN-JUN Frankenheimer, John; Lowell, Josephine 1903 Shaw; Finch, Francis M.; Huffcut, E. W.; Hay, John; Barnes, Alfred C.; Smith, Goldwin. Philippines. JUL-DEC Roosevelt, Theodore; Winslow, Erving; 1903 Burr, George Lincoln; Jones, George W.; Titchener, E. M.; Comstock, John Henry; Hull, Charles H.; Bristol, George P.; Wait, Lucien Augustus; Bailey, Liberty Hyde; Hay, John; James, William. New England Anti-Imperialist League; Philippines. JAN-FEB Blair, Charles H.; Hay, John; Sibley, 1904 Hiram W.; Park, Roswell (photocopy). Panama; Philippines. MAR-APR Foraker, Joseph B.; Lowell, Josephine 1904 Shaw; Ordway, E. W.; Taft, William Howard. Philippines; Philippine Independence Committee.

MAY 1904 Roosevelt, Theodore; Ordway, E. W. Philippines. JUN-JUL Roosevelt, Theodore; Lowell, J. S. 1904 SEP-DEC Smith, Goldwin; Bryce, James; Chambers, 1904 Julius; Aso, Shozo. New England Anti-Imperialist League. JAN-MAR Smith, Goldwin; Ordway, E. W.; Lowell, J. 1905 S.; White, Horace; Shepard, Charles Sidney; Fiske, Willard; McGraw-Fiske, Jennie; Sage, William H. Philippine Independence Committee; Filipino Progress Association; Philippines; Sage Memorial Chapel. Box Folder Dates 1 31 APR-DEC Bryan, William J.; Bennett, Philo 1905 Sherman; Looz-Block, kdouard Albert Benoit de (photocopy); Holmes, Oliver Wendell; Choate, Joseph H.; Laurier, Wilfred; Smith, Goldwin; Taft, William Howard.

1 JAN-FEB Butler, Nicholas Murray; Bristol, George 1906.. P. Graduate Dept. 2 MAR-NOV Winslow, Erving; Rice, James E.; Choate, 1906 Joseph H.; Root, Elihu; Eccles, R. M.; Smith, Goldwin; Roosevelt, Theodore; Barraclough, S. Henry; Hughes, Charles E.; Preuss, Else. Anti-Imperialist League. 3 JAN-MAR White, Horace; Eliot, Charles W.; Bryce, 1907 James. Philippines; St. John's College, Shanghai. 4 APR-DEC Rhys, John; Cowie, William; Huffcut, E. 1907 W.; Birdseye, Charles F. ; Bryce, James; De Majumdar, Indu Bhushan; Hughes, Charles E.

5 JAN-FEB Hughes, Charles E.; Foraker, Joseph B.; 1908 Day, James R. Anti-Imperialist League. 6 MAR-APR Hughes, Charles E.; Foraker, Joseph B. 1908

7 JUN-NOV Smith, Goldwin; Nabuco, Joaquim; Taft, 1908 William Howard; Smith, T. Guilford; Foraker, Joseph B.; Bryce, James.

8 DEC 1908 Swain, Joseph; Tong-Shoap; Smith, Goldwin.

9 JAN 1909 MacLean, George E. Society for Ethical Culture. Box Folder Dates

2 10 FEB-AUG Liu, Ting-Tsing; Ho, Yoh-Sze; Foraker, 1909 Joseph B.; Van Dyke, Henry; Hughes, Charles E.; Stanton, Theodore.

11 SEP-DEC Smith, Goldwin; Fraser, A. Campbell; 1909 Hill, Henry W. Republican State Committee (New York).

12 JAN-FEB Hiscock, Frank H.; Craig, John; Peary, 191 0 Robert Edwin; Smith, Goldwin; Van Cleef, Mynderse . 13 MAR-MAY Smith, Goldwin; Bryce, James; Cavanaugh, 1910 John; Rowlee, W. W.; Boshart, C. Fred; Hiscock, Frank H. Committee on Student Affairs.

14 MAY -JUL Smith, Goldwin; Van Cleef, Mynderse. 1910

15 OCT-NOV Vikuchi, D.; Taft, William Howard; 191 0 Hiscock, Frank H.; Russell, Isaac; Treman, Charles E.; White, Horace; Wilson, Woodrow; Greeley, Horace; Foraker, Joseph B. Horace Greeley Memorial Committee.

16 DEC 1910 Foraker, Joseph B.; Taft, William Howard.

17 JAN-MAY Schurman, Robert; Van Dyke, Henry; 1911 Anderson, William F.; Foraker, Joseph B.; Taft, William Howard; Bey, Haldoon.

18 JUN-OCT Smith, Goldwin; Lee, Sidney; Schurman, 1911 Robert.

19 NOV 1911 Barnes, William; Schurman, Robert; Republican State Committee (NY).

20 DEC 1911 Foraker, Joseph B.; Schurman, Robert.

21 JAN-FEB Schiff, Jacob H.; Schurman, Robert; Taft, 191 2 William Howard; Holt, Hamilton. Folder

2 2 2 MAR 1912 Grosvenor, Gilbert H.; Peary, Robert Edwin; Hilles, Charles D.; Taft, William Howard. Rollins College.

23 APR 1912 Barnes, William; Knox, Philander Chase; Rackemann, Felix; Foraker, Joseph B.

24 MAY - JUN Foraker, Joseph B.; Cuyler, Theodore L.; 1912 Taft, William Howard.

2 5 JUL-DEC Wilson, Woodrow; Taft, William Howard; 1912 Adee, Alvey A.; Root, Elihu.

26 JAN-SEP Taft, William Howard; Wilson, Woodrow; 1913 Crane, F. F.; Van Cleef, Mynderse; Williams, Roger B.; Hiscock, Frank H.

27 OCT-NOV Farwell, J. D.; Hilles, Charles D.; 1913 Hughes, Charles E.; Taft, William Howard; Hiscock, Frank H.

28 DEC 1913 Hiscock, Frank H.; Stimson, Henry L.; JUL 1914 Wilson, Woodrow; Bryce, James; Roosevelt, Theodore; Taf t, William Howard.

2 9 AUG-NOV Hiscock, Frank H.; Parker, Horatio 191 4 Gilbert George; Addams, Jane; Gage, Simon Henry; Schurman, Major; Adams, Charles F.

3 0 DEC 1914 Hiscock, Frank H.; Schurman, Major; APR 1915 Mischef, Hadgi; Lima, Casimiro Eugenio Amoroso; Willcox, Walter F.; Hammond, William A.; Seth, James; Taft, William Howard; Blatch, Harriot Stanton.

31 MAY -JUN Wilson, Henry Lane; Slaton, John M.; 1915 Frank, Leo.

3 2 JUL 1915 Taft, William Howard; Pound, Cuthbert W.; Treman, Charles E.; Bossange, E. Raymond.

3 3 AUG 1915 Irish, W. M.; Simson, Louis A.; Nasmyth, George W. Cornell Day; World Peace Foundation. -Box Folder Dates 2 3 4 AUG 1915 Williams, E. L.; Saxe, Martin. 3 5 SEP 1915 Irish, W. M.; Wakeley, Arthur C.; Thilly, Frank; Crist, Arthur H.; Wilson, Henry Lane; Hughes, Charles E.; Fetter, Frank A.

3 6 OCT-NOV Wilson, Henry Lane; Borah, William E.; 1915 Scott, James Brown; Adamson, Ethel M.; Hammond, William A.; Betts, Charles H.; Elliott, John Lovejoy; Wilson, Henry Lane. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; New York State Woman Suffrage Association.

3 7 DEC 1915 Shiraishi, J.; Stanton, Theodore; Day, MAR 1916 James R.; Taft, William Howard; Schurman, Major. Tokyo Chamber of Commerce; Morse Hall.

3 1 APR- JUN Wilson, Henry Lane; Hilles, Charles D.; 1916 Howells, William Dean; Hughes, Charles E.; Taft, William Howard; Bois, Jules; Whitman, Charles S.; Putnam, G. H. Mexico. 2 JUL-OCT Hughes, Charles E.; Putnam, G. H.; 1916 Wilson, Henry Lane; Holt, Hamilton. 3 NOV 1916 Steinmetz, Charles P.; Adler, Felix. FEB 1917 4 MAR-MAY Hiscock, Frank H.; Schurman, Major; 1917 Guanes, Luis. Menocal, M. G. American Field Service in ; Relief Committee for Greeks of Asia Minor. 6 NOV-DEC Bettens, Edward D.; House, E. M.; 191 7 Wanamaker, John. Relief Committee for Greeks of Asia Minor. Folder Dates

3 7 JAN-MAR House, E. M.; Wilson, Woodrow; Schurman, 191 8 Major; Guerlac, 0. G.; Schwab, Charles M.; Taft, William Howard; Schiff, Jacob H.; Bliss, Cornelius N.; Lowell, Lawrence. American Red Cross. 8 MAR-SEP Branner, John C.; Hammond, William A.; 1918 Foraker, Joseph B.; Schiff, Jacob H.; Jusserand, Jean Jules; Yu, Chian Chang; Kipling, Rudyard; Parkin, George A.; Megata, Tanetari. University of California; Jacob H. Schiff Fund; Tsing Hua College, Peking; China. 9 OCT-DEC Beaverbrook, William Maxwell; Jones, 191 8 Robert T.; Gazepis, George. University of Athens. 10 JAN-APR Schiff, Jacob H.; Hughes, Charles E.; 1919 Higgins, Bertha D.; ~limenceau,Georges; Hays, William H.; Cornell, Caroline H.; Young, Allyn A. University of Basle.

11 JUN-DEC Lodge, Henry Cabot; Van Dyke, Henry; 191 9 Knickerbacker, John; Betts, Charles H. . 12 JAN-FEB Bryan, William J.; Wadsworth, James W. 1920 Hull, Charles H.; Adams, Joseph B.; Sampson, Martin; White, J. DuPratt; White, Horace; Trainor, John; Moody, Harriet; Burdick, Charles K. League of Nations. 13 FEB 1920 Smith, Alfred E.; Cornell, Charles Ezra; Comstock, John Henry; Blood, Charles H.; Titchener, E. M.; Treman, Robert H. 14 FEB 1920 Gannett, Frank E.; Peer, Sherman; Westinghouse, H. H.; Strunk, William. 15 FEB 1920 Burns, James; Love, H. H.; Fennell, Thomas F.; Scribner, Arthur H. Box Folder Dates

3 16 FEB 1920 Gannett, Frank E.; Newman, Jared T.; Willcox, Bertram.

17 MAR 1920 Hiscock, Frank H.; Jordan, David Starr; Knickerbacker, John; Russell, Charles M.

18 MAR 1920 Willcox, Walter F.

19 MAR 1920 Jones, Robert T.; Brown, Elon R.; Holme, E. H.

2 0 APR-MAY Associate Alumni of Cornell University. 1920

21 JUN 1920 Harding, Warren G.; Pound, Cuthbert W.; Kwei, Chi-ting. University of the Philippines.

2 2 JUL 1920 White, H. S.; Putnam, Henry Sibley; Harding, Warren G.; Pound, Roscoe.

2 3 AUG- SEP Harding, Warren G. 1920 Republican National Committee; League of Nations.

24 OCT-DEC Harding, Warren G.; Hoover, Herbert; 1920 Wadsworth, James W.

2 5 JAN-MAY Harding, Warren G.; Dominick, D. C.; 1921 Brown, Arthur J.; Hughes, Charles E.; Moody, Harriet; Sze, Sao-Ke Alfred. China.

2 6 MAY 1921 Sze, Sao-Ke Alfred; Walker, Guy M.; Brown, Arthur J.; Wadsworth, James W.; Holt, Hamilton; Thilly, Frank. China.

2 7 JUN-SEP Harding, Warren G.; Hughes, Charles E. 1921 China.

28 OCT 1921 Harding, Warren G.; Lodge, Henry Cabot; Wadsworth, James W. Folder Dates 3 29 NOV 1921 Feng, U. H.; Hughes, Charles E.; Harding, SEP 1922 Warren G.; Chang, Tso-lin; Wood, Leonard; Buffington, Joseph. Philippines.

30 SEP-NOV Fish, Hamilton; Buffington, Joseph; Wood, 1922 Leonard. China. 31 FEB-DEC Wu, C. C.; Meiklejohn, Alexander; 19 23 Washington, Thomas; Wood, Leonard; Wilhelm, Richard.

3 2 FEB-APR Yao, Tang Chi; Coolidge, Calvin; Wood, 1924 Leonard; Denton, Mary Florence. China. 33 MAY-DEC Wood, Leonard; Coolidge, Calvin; Jenkins, 1924 Douglas; Straight, Dorothy; Straight, Willard; McVay, Charles B.; de Fleuriau, A. 34 JAN-FEB Hoffman, lice; Coolidge, Calvin; 1924 Sokolsky, George E. China. 35 MAR 1925 Coolidge, Calvin. China.

36 MAR 1925 McVay, Charles B.; Washington, Thomas; Coolidge, Calvin.

37 APR 1925 Huston, J. C.; Feng, Yu-hsiang; Washington, Thomas; Webber, Leroy; Liebert, Arthur.

38 APR-JUN Washington, Thomas; Heinemann, Leopold; 1925 Schurman, George W.; Robbins, Warren D.; Hoetzsch, Otto; Connor, Elsa. Box Folder Dates

3 3 9 JUL 1925 Thilly, Frank; Schurman, George W.; Hindenburg, Paul von; Liebert, Arthur; Connor, William D.; Bartholdy, A. Mendelssohn; Shotwell, James T.; Heinemann, Leopold. China; Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Germany. 40 AUG-SEP Duisberg, Carl; BOY&, A.; Schiff, 1925 Mortimer L.; Kellogg, Frank B.; Marcosson, Isaac F.; Ostroumoff, Boris V.; Cunningham, Edwin S. Germany; China. 41 SEP 1925 Maltzan, Baron von; Marcosson, Isaac F.; Bueb, Julius; Duisberg, Carl; White, Horatio S.; Thilly, Frank; Connor, William D.; Ostroumoff, Boris V.; Bosch, C. Germany; China.

4 1 OCT 1925 Schurman, George W.; Ostroumoff, Boris V.; Kellogg, Frank B.; Lee, Frederic E.; Hoover, Herbert. 2 OCT-NOV Sokobin, Samuel; Muirhead, Lewis A.; 1925 Schurman, Anna Maria s; Ostroumoff, Boris v. China; American Committee on the Rights of Religious Minorities. 3 NOV-DEC Washburn, Albert H.; Castle, William R.; 1925 Hanson, G. C.; Ostroumoff, Boris V.; Stresemann, Gustav; Pao, Kwei-Ching. Locarno Treaty; Germany. 4 JAN-FEB Morrow, Dwight W.; Muirhead, Lewis A.; 1926 Seth Pringle-Pattison, Andrew; Liebert, Arthur; Thilly, Frank; Castle, William R.; Schurman, George W. Germany; Garantie und Kredit Bank fur den Osten. Folder Dates

4 5 FEB-APR Thilly, Frank; Stresemann, Gustav; 1926 Liebert, Arthur; Smith, A. St. Clair; Seth Pringle-Pattison, Andrew; Kellogg, Frank B. Germany.

6 APR- JUN Thilly, Frank; Liebert, Arthur; Kellogg, 1926 Frank B.; Thiersch, H.; Alexander, William J.; Klemperer, Herbert von; Schurman, Anna Maria &; Hilles, Charles D. Germany; Republican National Committee.

7 JUL-SEP Weyer, S. Dunbar; Kellogg, Frank B.; 1926 Stoddard, Henry L.; Liebert, Arthur; Jones, Robert T.; Poole, H. C.; Medofsky, M. ; Castle, William R. 8 SEP-DEC Koch-Weser, Erich; Davis, J. K.; Deetjen, 1926 Werner; Butler, Nicholas Murray; Liebert, Arthur; Coolidge, Calvin. China; Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

9 JAN-MAR Liebert, Arthur. 1927 Philippines; Germany.

10 APR- JUN Kellogg, Frank B:; Hoops, Johannes. 1927 University of Heldelberg; Dawes Plan; Germany.

11 JUN-SEP Kellogg, Frank B.; MacMurray, J. A.; 1927 Stresemann, Gustav; Hilles, Charles D.; Castle, William R. University of Heidelberg; Germany; Republican National Committee.

12 OCT-DEC Hindenburg, Paul von; Koch-Weser, Erich; 1927 Schurman, Barbara Munro; Kellogg, Frank B.; Rockefeller, John D.; Stresemann, Gustav; Speyer, James; Stoehr, Max W.; Taft, Charles P.; Schiff, Mortimer L. University of Gottingen; University of Heidelberg. -Box Folder Dates 4 13 JAN 1928 Gradenwitz, Otto; Speyer, James; Hoops, Johannes; Dibelius, Martin. University of Heidelberg.

JAN 1928 Hoops, Johannes; Dietrich, Herman; Taft, Charles P.; Stresemann, Gustav; Rosenwald, Julius; Stoehr, Max W. University of Heidelberg.

FEB 1928 Warburg, Paul M.; Scott, W. B.; Dibelius, Martin; Speyer, James; Preuss, Else; Hoops, Johannes; Biermann, Georg. University of Heidelberg.

MAR 1928 Biermann, Georg; Nernst, W.; Eastman, George; Salin, Edgar; Willcox, Walter F.; Rosenhaim, Herman; Hoops, Johannes. University of Heidelberg; China. MAR-APR Eastman, George; Hoops, Johannes; 1928 Dibelius, Martin. University of Heidelberg.

APR 1928 Adickes, Erich; Willcox, Walter F.; Schirmer, H.; Eastman, George; Stoehr, Max W.

MAY 1928 Konig, Edm. von; Eastman, George; Vogel, Friedrich; Hoops, Johannes.

MAY 1928 Hoops, Johannes; Hammond, William A.; Andreas, W.; Perkins, Janet; Vogel, Friedrich; Hoops, Johannes; Winters, Carl; Stoehr, Max W.; Norton, W. J. University of Heidelberg.

JUN 1928 Hammond, William A.; Winters, Carl; Konig, Edm. von; Dibelius, Martin; Andreas, W.; Hoops, Johannes; Hoetzsch, Otto. University of Heidelberg.

JUN 1928 Hoetzsch, Otto; Norton, W. J.; Stoehr, Max W. University of Heidelberg. Box Folder Dates

4 23 JUN 1928 Winters, Carl; Rockefeller, John D.; Hughes, Charles E.; Hoover, Herbert; Hoops, Johannes; Speyer, James; Curtis, Charles. University of Heidelberg.

24 JUN 1928 Rosenwald, Julius; Dibelius, Martin; Rockefeller, John D.; Stoehr, Max W.; Hoops, Johannes.

25 JUL 1928 Warburg, Paul M.; Dibelius, Martin; White, Edward A.; Baker, George F.; Rockefeller, John D. University of Heidelberg. 26 AUG 1928 Konig, Edm. von; Hoops, Johannes; Hoover, Herbert; Coolidge, Calvin; Nernst, W.; Atherton, Ray. 27 SEP 1928 Kellogg, Frank B.; Warburg, Paul M.; Weber, Wilhelm. 28 OCT 1928 Sachs, Samuel; Schniewind, Henry; Salin, Edgar; Brown, James; Woodin, William H. University of Heidelberg. 29 OCT 1928 Smith, Lloyd H.; Oberlaender, Gustav; Forstmann, Julius; Bache, Jules S. University of Heidelberg. 30 OCT 1928 Gramm, Hanns; Thun, Ferdinand; Janssen, Henry; Oberlaender, Gustav; Speyer, James. University of Heidelberg.

3 1 OCT 1928 Woodin, William H. University of Heidelberg. 32 OCT 1928 Rosenwald, Julius; Goldman, Henry; Stoehr, Max W. ; Walker, Elisha. University of Heidelberg. 33 NOV 1928 Taft, Charles P.; Schuster, Richard; Oberlaender, Gustav; Baker, George F.; Coolidge, Calvin. University of Heidelberg. -Box Folder Dates 4 34 NOV 1928 Rosenwald, Julius; Rockefeller, John D. University of Heidelberg.

35 NOV 1928 Schniewind, Henry; Oberlaender, Gustav; Hoops, Johannes.

36 DEC 1928 Stoehr, Max W.; Braman, S.; Heinsheimer, Karl; Reinhold, Peter. University of Heidelberg.

37 DEC 1928 Eckener, Hugo; Heinsheimer, Karl. Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation; University of Heidelberg.

38 DEC 1928 Hoops, Johannes. University of Heidelberg.

39 JAN 1929 Heinsheimer, Karl. University of Heidelberg.

40 FEB 1929 Rosenwald, Julius; Heinsheimer, Karl; Coolidge, Grace; Coolidge, Calvin. University of Heidelberg.

1 MAR 1929 Heinsheimer, Karl; Merkenschlager, F.; Dibelius, Wilhelm; Thun, Ferdinand. Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation; University of Heidelberg.

2 APR 1929 Salomon-Calvi, Wilhelm; Loew, Oscar; Paulli, Eugen; Dibelius, Wilhelm; Stresemann, Gustav; Neuhaus, Fritz Berthold. University of Heidelberg.

3 MAY 1929 McHugh, James M.; Stresemann, Gustav; Case, Harry L.; Schurman, John; Dibelius, Martin; Thomsen, Hans; Hoops, Johannes. China; University of Heidelberg.

4-8 MAY 1929 Birthday greeting telegrams and letters.

9 JUN 1929 Dibelius, Martin. Box Folder Dates Correspondents/Subiects JUL 1929 Koch-Weser, Erich; Bright, Edward; Hammond, William A.; Thilly, Frank; Walter, Ellery.

AUG 1929 Linthicum, J. Charles; Koch-Weser, Erich; Liebert, Arthur; McHugh, James M.

SEP 1929 Gannett, Frank E.; Case, Harry L.; Schurman, George W.; Walter, Ellery; Gruhl, Max.

OCT 1929 Stresemann, Gustav; Walter, Ellery; Ebert, Louise; Bismarck, Princess; Dibelius, Martin; Case, Harry L.; Schurman, Robert; Haeberle, A. T.

NOV 1929 Oncken, Herman; McHugh, James M.; van Loon, Hendrik Willem; Gruhl, Max; Bernhard, Henry; Bauer, Heinrich.

DEC 1929 Hoops, Johannes; Gutbier, L. W.; Furstenberg, Hans.

DEC 1929 Gutbier, L. W.; Curtius, Julius; Hoops, Johannes; Kuh, Frederick; Heineken, Ph. American Chamber of Commerce in Germany.

DEC 1929 Gabler, Fritz; Kuhenemann, Eugen; Petri, Walther; Hoetzsch, Otto; Heye, Wilhelm; Marx, Wilhelm.

DEC 1929 Heye, Wilhelm. JAN 1930

JAN 1930 Nernst, W.; Elster, Ernst; Emerson, Alfred; Hoops, Johannes; Erler, Fritz; Huddle, J. Klahr; Liebert, Arthur; Reimold, Emil.

JAN 1930 Liebert, Arthur; Patton, K. S.

JAN 1930 Leonard, Walter F.; Luther, Hans; Oncken, Herman; Koch-Weser, Erich.

JAN 1930 Stock, Robert; Muller, Paul; Honold, F.; Centoz, Louis; Hindenburg, Paul von. -Box Folder Dates 5 23 JAN 1930 Kardorff, S. von; Goldschmidt, Jakob; Hoops, Johannes; Hindenburg, Paul von; Tschirch, Emil . FEB 1930 Lawrence, Richard W.; Hilles, Charles D.; Kehl, W. ; Hughes, Charles E. National Republican Club; Republican National Committee.

MAR 1930 Adenauer, ~onrad;Pound, Cuthbert W.; Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Newman, Jared T.; Faust, A. B.

APR-JUL Langdon, Jervis; Strong, William 1930 Gillespie; Boochever, Louis C.; Flack, Harold; Stresemann, Gustav; Osmefia, Sergio. Philippines.

AUG-SEP Bullock, Charles J.; Stresemann, Gustav; 1930 Tschirch, Emil. OCT-NOV Scheidely, Joseph; Schurman, Barbara 1930 Munro; Curtius, A.; Washington, Thomas; Burr, George Lincoln; Bancroft, Wilder; Hughes, Charles E.; Farrand, Livingston; Cornell, Caroline H.

NOV 1930 Schurman, Barbara Munro; Stresemann, Kaete; Jones, Robert T.; Hammond, William A.; Simon, H. F.; Kuh, Frederick; Mann, A. R.

NOV 1930 Schurman, Barbara Munro; Schurman, Minnie; Cornell, Mary E.; Hoops, Johannes; Hindenburg, Paul von.

NOV 1930 Dibelius, Martin; Burdick, Charles K.; Brown, Arthur J.; Heineken, Ph.; Carman, Alice B.; Elster, Erich; Willcox, Bertram; Hoy, David F. NOV 1930 Connor, William D.; Walker, James J.; Flack, Harold; Hindenburg, Paul von. -BOX Folder Dates 5 33 NOV 1930 Ferguson, John C.; Seth Pringle-Pattison, Andrew; Patterson, Woodford; Stresemann, Gustav .

34 NOV 1930 Bruening, Heinrich; Hilles, Charles D.

1 DEC 1930 Taylor, Myron C.; Rutherford, Daisy; White, Horatio S.; Andreas, W. Curtius, Julius.

3 JAN-JUN Kirk, Clara; Seth Pringle-Pattison, 1931 Andrew; Brown, Arthur J.; Fuentes, Ismail G.; Koch-Weser, Irma; Schurman, M. F.

4 AUG-OCT Rutherford, Daisy; Hadaway, William S.; 1931 ~Gon,Maurice. Schurman family genealogy.

5 NOV-DEC Hadaway, William S.; Leon, Maurice. 1931 Schurman family genealogy.

6 JAN-MAR Stimson, Henry L.; McHugh, James M.; 1932 Pound, Cuthbert W.

7 JUN-OCT Speyer, James; Osmeiia, Sergio. 1932 Philippines.

8 NOV-DEC ~smeiia,Sergio; Capper, J. B.; Schurman, 1932 M. F. Philippines.

9 JAN-NOV Osmeiia, Sergio; Sotto, Vincente; Quezon, 1933 Manuel L.; Roosevelt, Franklin D. Philippines; Philippine Civic Union.

10 MAR-MAY Hull, Cordell; Wallace, Tom. 1934 Birthday felicitations.

11 MAY 1934 White, J. DuPratt.

12 JUL 1934 Thomas, Wilbur K.; Dodd, William E.; SEP 1935 petro, W.; Alexander, William J.

13 AUG 1936 Rockefeller, John D.; Burke, Edward R.; SEP 1937 ~ull,Cordell. Folder Dates

6 14 JAN-NOV Gannett, Frank E.; Hammond, William A.; 1938 Ridder, Victor F.; Alexander, William J 15 MAY-AUG Tydings, Millard E.; Osmeiia, Sergio. 1939 16 FEB-OCT Robinson, Thomas L.; Thomas, Wilbur K.; 1940 Thun, Ferdinand; Burke, Edward R.; Gannett, Frank E. Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation. 17 APR 1941 Letter from Schurman. 18 AUG 1942 Kinne, Birge W. Letters of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman , Jr . 19 AUG 1942 Schurman, M. F.; Lefkowitz, Louis J. Letters of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr . 20 AUG 1942 Farley, James A. Letters of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr . 2 1 AUG 1942 Schurman, M. F. Letters of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr . 22 AUG 1942 Rockefeller, John D.; LeBoeuf, Randall J. Letters of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr. 23-24 AUG 1942 Letters of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr. -Box Folder Dates 6 25 AUG 1942 Lehman, Herbert H.; Hughes, Charles E.; La Guardia, F. H.; Gannett, Frank E. Telegrams of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr. 26 AUG 1942 Taylor, Myron C.; Wagner, Robert F.; Shih, Hu. Telegrams of condolence on the death of Jacob Gould Schurman to Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr. Speyer, James; Wilson, Tom; Garland, Hamlin; James, William; Stanton, Elizabeth Cady; Stresemann, Kaete; Stresemann, Gustav; Smith, Goldwin; Mitchell, P. Chalmers. Clsment, M.; Chatfield-Taylor, H. C.; Bigelow, Poultney; Rhys, John; Robbins, Reginald C.L Nixon, S. F.; Stresemann, Kaete; Osmena, Sergio; Hoffman, Alice. Miscellaneous Correspondence. -Box Folder Dates 7 1 The Acadia Athenaeum.

19 JUN The Centenary Movement of Thought. 1889 "The Fourth of July"

29 SEP "Address to Students" 1892

11 NOV Grounds of an Appeal to the State for Aid 1892 to Cornell University.

28 SEP "~ddressto Students" 1893 Moral Obligation.

27 JAN "Religion a Part of Liberal Culture" in 1894 The Cornell Era.

27 FEB talk. 1894

1895 "Some Unsolved Problems of Secondary Education" in The Schoolmasters ' Association of New York And Vicinity.

JAN 1896 "The Problem of the Book of Job" in The Bulletin.

18 FEB "The Vocation of the Teacher" at the 1896 National Education Association, Jacksonville, Florida.

24 SEP Notes for address (Welcome to Students). 1896

MAR 1897 "Cornell's Action Regarding the A. B. Degree" and "A Notable Debate" (with M. Stryker) in Journal of Pedagogy. "Kidd's thesis is the importance of religion ..." 23 SEP "Address to Students" 1897 Box Folder Dates Titles/Subiects

7 17 23 SEP "president's ~ddress" 1897

18 24 NOV "Address" in publication of the American 1897 Society of Civil Engineers.

19 22 SEP "Notes for Address to Students" 1898

2 0 OCT 1898 "A Young p an's First Year in College" in The In tercollegian. "Socrates in the Symposium.. ."

2 2 4 APR Draft Manuscript: "Proclamation: To the 1899 People of the Philippine Islands"

2 3 4 APR Draft Typescript: "Proclamation: To the 1899 People of the Philippine Islands"

2 4 C. 1 JUN "Following my personal view of present 1899 situation ..." (Philippines).

2 5 3 JUN "Secret and Confidential. Following my 1899 personal views of the present situation ..." (Philippines).

2 6 5 JUN "The President suggests that you submit 1899 views. . . .I,

2 7 SEP 1899 "~ddressto Students"

28 28 SEP "Address to Students" 1900

29 22 FEB "ExpansionN in publication of the Union 1900 League Club, Chicago. "Address" in the University Records, Cornell University Medical College publication. "Address" at the Thirty-third Commencement. "The Work of Cornell University for Agriculture. " -Box Folder Dates 7 33 1902 "The Elective System and its ~imits"in Regents Bulletin.

34 19 JUN "Fellow Graduates" 1902

35 NOV 1902 "Oration" in the University of Colorado Bulletin.

36 13 DEC "State Education: Its Rise and Present 1902 Standing"

37 25 MAY "~merson'sInfluence on the Higher 1903 Thought of America"

38 27 MAY "Speech Delivered by Jacob Gould Schurman 1903 at the Kishineff Indignation Meeting, Carnegie Hall"

39 17 JUN Speech at the Alumni Banquet. 1903

1 18 JUN Address to the graduating classes. 1903 "My own attitude on the subject ..." in the Proceedings of the 17th Annual Convention of the Associa tion of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland.

Notes of a talk to students on: "How to Study" Talk on Benjamin Franklin.

5 DEC 1903 "The Future of American Colleges"

6 24 JAN "Business and ~overnment" 1904

7 9 FEB "Address" in the publication of the Joint 1904 Educational Committee of the Legislature.

8 11 FEB "Changes in Our Higher ducat ion" 1904 Folder D&SS

8 9 1904 he Function in Education of Mathematics, Languages, and Sciences" in the publication of the Connecticut Association of Classical High School Teachers. Statement of Schurman before the Committee on Agriculture. "Speech" at the Banquet Given in Honor of the Board of Filipino Commissioners. "The last phenomenon to which I invite your attention.. ."

12-13 12 FEB " - The Statesman" 1904

14 30 JAN Lotos Club Dinner: "The distinguished 1904 guest [Sir Mortimer Durandl whom you honor. . . "

15 16 FEB "The Bearing of a College ducat ion" 1904

16 13 JAN "The True Elements of National Greatness" 1904

17 10 MAY Talk on Herbert Spencer: "Darwin wrote 1904 in 1870 ..."

18 25 MAY "when a government has for a long time 1904 demonstrated its incapacity to maintain peace. . ." 19 22 JUN "At the close of the academic year. ..I, 1904

2 0 10 NOV "I congratulate the people of Watertown 1904 on securing such a beautiful library building. . .I'

2 1 19 DEC "Some Unsettled Problems of Public 1904 Policy"

22 1905 "~utit is in the building.. . " -Box Folder Dates ~itles/Subiects 8 23 5 FEB "The Christian Faith of ~oday" 1905

24 22 JUN Address to the graduating classes. 1905

25 6 FEB "Government Regulation of Railway Rates" 1906

26 6 FEB "Peace and Economy" 1906

27 10 FEB "Liberal Culture: Athenian and American" 1906

28 24 FEB Address to the Cornell alumni of Buffalo. 1906

29 8 FEB Remarks at reception of Imperial Chinese 1906 Commission. "Reaction of Graduate Work on the Other Work of the University"

31 19 JUN "Opening Remarks" in the pamphlet of the 1906 Dedication of Goldwin Smith Hall.

3 2 21 JUN Address at Commencement: "A life like 1906 Ezra Cornell's is a sane and stimulating.. ."

3 3 19 NOV "Conscience in Business" 1906 3 4 5 DEC "Speaking at a Cornell crew celebration 1906 tonight President Schurman said that he believed ..." 3 5 28 DEC "National Greatness" 1906

3 6 28 DEC "The physical training of our youth ..." 1906 Box Folder 8 37 he Reaction of Graduate Work on the Other Work of the university" from the Journal of Proceedings and Addresses of the Conference of the Associa tion of American Universities. 20 JAN Debate transcript: "Individualism vs. 1907 Socialism" 22, 25 "Some Present Day Problems" FEB 1907 14 MAY "The Civic Club have asked me to speak on 1907 the Public Utilities Bill ..." 20 JUN Address at Commencement. 1907 10 OCT Address on New York Day, Jamestown 1907 Exposition: "To Virginia, the oldest of our states ...,I NOV 1907 Manuscript for Cooper Union talk: "Out of this movement of reform ..." 7 DEC Address at the Tennessee Society of New 1907 York. 1907 "Some Present Day Problems" 26 DEC ItGovernor Hughes" from The Independent . 1907 24 JAN "Memoranda for the Use of Gov. H." 1908 1908 Speech on the anti-racetrack gambling bill. 10 JUN Remarks at Commencement of the Cornell 1908 University Medical College. 2 OCT Notes: "Announcements; Besides Religion 1908 there is Politics ..." 21 NOV "Our National Outlook" 1908 Folder Dates ~itles/~ubiects

8 5 2 16 DEC "The Problem of Great Fortunes" 1908

5 3 20 DEC "The Development of Religious Thought" at 1908 Salt Lake City Tabernacle.

5 4 6 FEB Address to Alumni in Syracuse. 1909

5 5 5 FEB "Direct Primary Nominations" 1909

5 6 15 MAR "The Adaption of University Work to the 1909 Common Life of the People" in the Education Department Bulletin, University of the State of New York.

5 7 12 APR "Reducing the Cost of Living" 1909

58 OCT 1909 "Address" on the Anti-vivisection bills.

59 24 APR Greeting to His Excellency Joaquim 1909 Nabuco, the Brazilian Ambassador, on behalf of the Latin-American students of Cornell University.

9 1 2 MAY Address before the National Peace 1909 Congress.

2 3 JUN Speech at Independence Day Banquet, 1909 American Chamber of Commerce in Paris.

3 8-9 OCT Address at the National Association of 1909 State Universities.

4 OCT 1909 "Address" in the publication of the National Association of State Universities. Notes: "Goodbye to Crane; Welcome to Students ..." 6 11 NOV "A School for Sanitarians" 1909 Folder Dates

9 7 28 DEC Address to the Modern Language 1909 Association: "Cornell University has from the very beginning ..."

8 31 DEC Talk at American Economic Association. 1909

9 15 JAN "The Relation of the University to the 1910 Medical School" in the American Medical Association Bulletin.

10 19 JAN Address before the New York State 1910 Agricultural Society: "There has been an immense awakening of interest in agriculture ...It

11 27 JAN Address at the banquet of the Cornell 1910 University Club of New York City.

12 7 JAN "Agriculture and Education" 1910

13 1 FEB "Agricultural Type of Civilization" 191 0

14 12 FEB Address at Phi Beta Kappa Club of 1910 Buffa10 .

15 12 FEB "Justice in Taxation" 1910 "Numbers of Students: The growth of Cornell University has been little short of phenomenal. . ." 17 17 MAR Address to New York Unitarian Club. 1910

18 22 APR "Alluding to the death of Mark Twain ..." 191 0

19 22 APR "The Rockefeller Foundation Bill" 1910

20 24 APR Remarks by Schurman at Memorial Service 1910 for Ross Gilmore Marvin. -Box Folder Dates 9 21 16 APR "The Relation of the University to the 1910 Medical School" JUN 1910 "Jottings on the Tobacco Case" 4 JUN Partial typescript: I, ... indication or 1910 proof of a combination in restraint of trade. . ." 15 JUN "Progress in Medical Education" 1910 23 APR Address to the graduating class: 1910 "Nationalism and Humanity" pertaining mainly to Goldwin Smith. 23 JUN "Goldwin Smith's Service to Humanity" 1910 from The Westminster. 15 JUN "Progress in Medical Education" 1910 18 AUG "The American System of Representative 1910 Government" SEP 1910 Notes for a talk to students: "The Loneliness of Freshmen; Fraternities and Clubs" SEP 1910 Resolution prepared by Schurman at the State Convention: "We especially commend his reverence for the constitution ..." 28 SEP Address to students. 191 0 8 OCT "The Growth and Prosperity of Rochester" 191 0 NOV 1910 "Some Elements of Religious Progress" in the publication of the Dedication of the New Buildings of the Union Theological Seminary. 4 NOV "The New Nationalism" 1910 Box Folder Dates Titles/Subiects

9 35 28 NOV "Religious progress" 1910

3 6 2 DEC "progressive Policies" 1910

3 7 6 DEC Address by Schurman to protest against 1911 ~ussia'streatment of United States passports.

38 22 DEC "Puritan Ideals : Progress and ~eform" 191 0

39 22 DEC "~ddress"in the publication of the New 191 0 England Society of Pennsylvania.

40 DEC 1910 "we especially commend his reverence for the constitution ..." "Agriculture and Education" in the publication of the New York State Fruit Growers' Association.

42 11 JAN Address given on Founder's Day about 191 1 Goldwin Smith (mostly taken from smith's own Reminiscences)

43 13 APR "Jefferson and Public Policies of To-day" 1911

44 13 APR "Jefferson and Public Policies of To-day" 1911

4 5 23 APR "Man Moral and Man Brutal" 1911

46 2 MAY Speech at the banquet in honor of 1911 Governor Dix.

4 7 22 JUN "Our '~arbarous'Civilization" 1911

48 JUL 1911 Remarks at Seattle Commercial Club: "The decisions of the Supreme Court in the Standard Oil and Tobacco cases ..." Box Folder Dates ~itles/~ubiects 9 49 21 AUG Speech to the Canadian Club, Winnipeg. 1911 28 SEP Address to Students: "What are you here 1911 for.. .?" 7 NOV "President Taft's Peace Treaties: A 1911 Forward Step in Civilization" 21-25 NOV "Public Opinion and the National Reserve 1911 Association Plan" 28 NOV Quotes from ~churman's speeches on a 1911 southern tour. 6 DEC Address by Schurman to protest against 1911 's treatment of United States passports. 17 DEC "Current Unrest and Proposed Remedies" 1911 14 JAN Address to the Cornell Socialist Club: 191 2 "Socialism appeals successfully to two classes of the community ..." 25 FEB "Socialism" in the New York Tribune. 1912

11 APR Address before Citizens' Mass Meeting in 1912 Support of President Taft, Philadelphia.

11 MAY Speech on the occasion of the 1912 inauguration of Dr. Hibben as President of Princeton University. 13 JUN Address to graduating class. 1912 a an king Reform and Party ~olitics" "Faculty Participation in University Government" from the resident's Report. 25 SEP Notes: "Delighted to be back in 1913 America. . .I, -Box Folder 9 6 4 21 OCT Address at the laying of the cornerstone, 1913 Young Men's Christian Association, Watertown, NY . 10-11 NOV Address at the New York State Conference 1913 on Religion. 1913 "Speech" from the publication of the Republican State Convention. 12 NOV Remarks introducing Ludwig Fulda. 1913 13 NOV "The Situation in the Balkans from 1913 October 19 1 2 to October 19 1 3" from the Cornell Alumni News. 5 FEB "The University's Life and Problems" from 191 4 the Cornell Alumni News. 4 JUN "~eformsin State Govermbent" 1914 17 JUN "Commencement Address" from the Official 1914 Publications of Cornell Universf ty. 25 JUN "Commencement Address" from the Cornell 1914 Alumni News. 24 SEP Address to Students. 191 4 1 OCT "Annual Address" in the Cornell Alumni 191 4 News . 13 NOV "Some Issues of the Day" 1914 "President Schurman Believes Every College Should Introduce Military Training" DEC 1914 "Our Colleges and Universities and the National Defense" 21 DEC "The Prospects of the United States" 1914 -Box Folder Dates 10 11 21 DEC "The Outlook for the United States" 191 4 (A speech also titled "Business and Government")

12 13 MAR "Chemistry in America and Our National 191 5 Needs"

13 10 APR "Some Problems of the Constitutional 191 5 Convention" including "Woman suffrage"

14 10 APR "~ddress"in the publication of the 1915 Delegates of the New York State Constitutional Convention.

15 10 APR Address at the Lawyers' Club of Buffalo 1915 in Honor of the Delegates of the New York State Constitutional Convention"

16 28 APR Address at the Annual Grant dinner of the 191 5 Unconditional Republican Club in Albany.

17 17 MAY "The Cornell of Today" in Cornell 1915 Reunion, 1895. Commencement address.

19 SEP 1915 "The Cornellian Council is the organized agency.. .I I

2 0 7 OCT "Annual Address" in the Cornell Alumni 191 5 News.

21 9 OCT Schoellkopf Field dedication. 1915 10 NOV "To All Members of the Instructing Staff" 1915

2 2 11 JAN Remarks at Founder's Day Exercises. 191 6

23 JAN 1916 Remarks on Morse Hall fire

24 12 FEB "Speech" in the publication of the 1916 Lincoln Dinner.

25 14 APR Speech at the Civic Club of Brooklyn: 1916 "International Relations" -Box Folder Dates Titles/Subiects 10 26 17 APR Statements regarding the nomination of a 1916 presidential candidate by the Republican party. APR 1916 "Hughes and the presidency" 29 MAY "Hughes - why?" in The Independent. 1916 "Cornell and Military Service"

12 OCT Address in Stadium: "we open two weeks 1916 later than usual: why? Infantile Paralysis.. ." 29 NOV Address at the inauguration of John 191 6 Balcom Shaw as President of Elmira College. "~ilson'sMexican Failure" JAN 1917 "The Outlook for College Women" from the Elmira College Bulletin. 3 FEB Interview transcript: "Severance of 191 7 diplomatic relations does not mean war. . . ,I 22 FEB "Washington: Then and Now" 1917 22 FEB "Oration" in Proceedings of 'University 1917 Day,' University of Pennsylvania. 5 MAR Remarks at Convocation Hour. 191 7 MAR 1917 "washington: Then and Now" in the Alumni Register - University of Pennsylvania. 6 APR "Agricultural Preparedness" 191 7 23 APR "The Present Crisis" 1917 Box Folder Dates ~itles/Subiects 10 41 APR 191 7 "Professor Creighton as Teacher" 42 30 MAY Address delivered at the Officers' 1917 Training Camp, Madison Barracks.

30 MAY "Why America is in the War" 191 7

10 JUN Notes regarding Germany. 191 7

10 JUN Address at the Baptist Church: "I think 191 7 this war, as has been said, was inevitable. . . " 27 JUN Commencement Address 1917 AUG 1917 "To the Students Actual and Prospective, of Cornell University and the Parents and Guardians of Students"

191 7 "~xecutiveResponsibility for State Government in the Proposed Constitution for New York"

30 AUG Address before the New York State Woman 191 7 Suffrage Party Mass Meeting of the Conference at Saratoga Springs: "We live amid the most momentous events that have ever taken place on this planet ..." 4 OCT Remarks in Cornell Alumni News. 1917

11 OCT "It is not for outsiders to interfere 191 7 with the domestic problems of ...I, 1917 "President Schurman of Cornell Believes Every College Should Introduce Military Training"

31 DEC "Some Notes on Balkan Problems" 1917 -Box Folder Dates 10 54 28 JAN Memorandum supplementary to "Some Notes 1918 on Balkan Problems"

55 23 JAN Address before the New York State 1918 Wholesale Bakers' Association: "The great world-war in which a sufficiency of bread may be the determining factor... I, Memorandum concerning a conference held with President Wilson by Lawrence Lowell and William H. Taft.

57 28 MAR Memorandum of conference with President 1918 Wilson.

58 191 8 "The Food Crisis and the Farmer"

5 9 MAR 1918 "The Bakers and Food Control"

60 4 JUL Address delivered on the Steamer 1918 "Lapland" in Mid-Ocean .

61 23 MAY Commencement Address; Notes on Germany. 191 8

62 23 May Portion of address at Milk and Dairy Farm 191 8 Exposition: "At the present time ships are the limiting factor in winning the war. . .I, Partial typescript: "With violent fluctuations in demand for different agricultural products ..."

64 8 JUN "The Time Has Arrived When - " 1918

6 5 12 JUN Notes: "~unchedtoday with Mr. Jacob H. 1918 Schif f . . ."

66 JUN 1918 Remarks in Cornell Alumni News.

67 OCT 1918 Talk at the Auburn Theological Seminary.

68 16 JAN Address at the dinner of the Holland 1919 Society; Address at Cosmopolitan Club (21 FEB 1919) on League of Nations. -Box Folder 10 6 9 Address at the Semi-centennial Celebration of Cornell University.

20 JUN Speech at the Semi-centennial Celebration 1919 dinner. 22 JUN Speech at the unveiling of the statue of 191 9 Ezra Cornell. 23 JUN Manuscript draft: "Ezra Cornell" 191 9 2 OCT Address to students: "we have come into 1919 a new world. . ." 20 JAN h he American University: To-Day and 1920 s om or row" 27 JAN Address at the Pan American Society 1920 12 FEB Address at ~armers'Week, New York State 1920 College of Agriculture. "AS Reflected by.. ." in Japan Through the Eyes of.. . JAN-FEB h he American University: To-day and 1920 Tomorrow" 12 FEB Letter to the Board of Trustees of 1920 Cornell University; Schurman's resignation: "I have long been of the opinion. . ." 19 APR "The American University: To-day and 1920 Tomorrow" 28 APR Address at Imperial University (Japan). 1920 23 JUN Commencement Address. 1920 27 JUN "Liberty in the Present World Crisis" 1920 Folder Dates ~itles/Subiects NOV 1920 An "interview" with President-Elect Warren Harding. 13 OCT Address before the American Chamber of 1921 Commerce at Tientsin: "Business Situation in the United States" "Vast Changes in China" 22 FEB Address before the American Association 1922 of North China on Washington's Birthday. 22 FEB "What the Washington Conference has done 1922 for China" 28 MAR "Foreign Help and Self-help for china" 1922 MAR 1922 "The United States and the philippinest': "It is now twenty three years since I came to Manila. . ." "It is a great pleasure to me to meet in the capital of China so many of my countrymen.. ." 22 FEB Speech before the American Association, 1923 Peking. 6 SEP Speech in Harbin China. 1923 Speech at dinner of Governor, Yunnan. 22 FEB Speech to the American Association of 1924 North China: "George Washington was not born great. . ." 25 APR Speech in presenting Dr. Tagore to the 1924 Anglo-American Association at the tiffin. 14 MAY "The Immigration Problem in the United 1924 States" 5 SEP Speech at the Luncheon of the Chamber of 1924 Commerce of San Francisco. Folder Dates ~itles/Subiects

11 22 17 DEC Speech before the Union Club of Shanghai. 1924

23 20 JAN "~xtraterritorialityand its Gradual 1925 Relinquishment"

24 23 FEB Speech at the dinner of the American 1925 Association in Celebration of Washington's Birthday.

2 5 4 JUL Speech in Berlin: "In these hours 1926 Americans everywhere, whether at home or abroad, are coming together to celebrate ..." "Kant: The Champion of American ~ndependence"

27 4 MAR "Ansprachen Tischreden und 1927 Telegrammwechsel bei der ~roffnungder Direkten Kabellinie Emden-Azoren New York"

28 4 MAR Speech on the occasion of the dedication 1927 of the Emden-Azores Cable.

29 30 APR Speech at the Centennial Celebration of 1927 the Foundation of Bremerhaven. Incomplete typescript: "I said something this morning regarding the earliest navigation and commerce ..." 31 MAY 1927 "I am deeply sensible of the honor ..."

32 1927 "Heute morgen habe ich ueber die Anfaenge der Schiffahrt. . ." "Es ist mire eine besondere Freude ..." "Ich bin, wie Sie sehen, auf der Reise. . ." "We are assembled to celebrate the foundation of Bremerhaven ..." Box Folder Dates

11 36 1927 "It gives me particular pleasure to be able to be with you ..."

I, I am, as you will recognize, a traveller, but I am happy to accept ..."

38 7 JUN Welcome by Ambassador Schurman at 1927 Tempelhofer Feld: "Welcome to the aviator who has made the first non-stop flight from New York to Germany ..."

39 9 JUN Speech at the banquet given by the 1927 Reichsverkehrsminister: "I desire to thank you for your splendid tribute to the two young Americans.. ."

4 0 10 JUN Speech at the Rathaus: "The people of 1927 Berlin, and indeed of all Germany ..."

4 1 10 JUN Speech at Dinner Given by American Club 1927 in Honor of Mssrs. Chamberlin and Levine: "The German people have extended to Chamberlin and Levine such a hearty ..." English and German texts.

4 2 10 JUN "Wir Amerikaner freuen uns in 1927 Deutschland ..." "Es ist mir eine besondere Freude ..." "It affords me an especial pleasure to be allowed to take part at this memorable celebration, and I would like to express my appreciation to the German Shakespeare Society ..."

4 3 4 JUL Article for the "Paris Herald" Special 1927 Edition: "On this day in 1776 the American nation was born ...I1

4 4 25 JUL "personal and Strictly Confidential for 1927 the Secretary": "I returned to Berlin Saturday morning ..."

I, 4 5 13 AUG "I am delighted to see you again ... 1927

4 6 SEP 1927 An Appreciation of Baron Maltzan. -Box Folder Dates ~itles/Subiects c. 1927 "When the American aviator, Chamberlin, and his companion, Levine... I, 3 NOV "We are met today to commemorate the 1927 arrival in America of Baron Wilhelm von Steuben . . ." 29 NOV Press dispatch: "The American Ambassador 1927 in Berlin expressed himself. .." c. 1927 "Wahrend des Krieges und in der ersten Nachkriegszeit . . ." c. 1927 Translation by Schurman: "Old Heidelberg dear city.. ." 1928 "Address" at the Ceremony Conferring Honorary Degrees upon the Foreign Minister Dr. Stresemann and the Ambassador of the United States in the Convocation Hall of Heidelberg University. 2 MAY Address at the banquet of the American 1928 Club of Berlin in honor of the Trans- Atlantic flyers. 5 MAY Remarks on the occasion of receiving the 1928 honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Heidelberg. MAY 1928 "Ich bin mir der Ehre voll bewusst ..." 31 MAY Speech at the dinner in honor of the 1928 Arctic flyers, Captain Wilkins and Lieutenant Eielson. 10 AUG Address at the Hochschule fur Politik, 1928 Berlin. 15 AUG Address on the occasion of the 1928 christening of the North German Lloyd's Steamship EUROPA. AUG 1928 Remarks on the Subject of the Prevention of War. Box Folder Dates

11 60 1 NOV Speech before the New York Chamber of 1928 Commerce.

61 17 DEC "Speech delivered in snow-storm from 1928 Balcony of Stadt Halle ..." "Es freut mich diesen langen ...a I

62 DEC 1928 "YOU have announced that the City of Heidelberg has conferred upon me honorary citizenship.. ."

6 3 c. DEC "~tis a delight once more to be in 1928 Heidelberg ..."

6 4 DEC 1928 "~avingjust returned from Heidelberg to Berlin. . ."

65 22 FEB Speech at the Washington's Birthday 1929 Dinner of the American Club in Berlin.

6 6 27 FEB "On the occasion of the celebration of 1929 Washington's Birthday ..."

6 7 3 MAR I, ... des hundertsten Geburtstages von 1929 Carl Schurz . . . "

6 8 3 MAY "American Universities" 1929

69 7 MAY Address at the Dedication of the Harnack 1929 House of the Kaiser Wilhelm Gesellschaft for the Advancement of Science. English and German texts.

70 7 MAY "Ansprachen bei der Einweihung des 1929 ~arnak-Hauses"

7 1 22 MAY Speech on the occasion of the Celebration 1929 of the 25th anniversary of the Kant- Gesellschaft at Halle.

7 2 22 MAY Speech on the occasion of the Celebration 1929 of the 25th anniversary of the Kant- Gesellschaft at Halle. German text. -Box Folder 11 73 4 JUN Speech on the occasion of the 100th 1929 Anniversary of the Opening of the American Consulate in Frankfort. 8 JUN "China's Financial Status and its 1929 Relation to the Present Political Situation" Address at the German Ministry of Transportation. 18 JUN Tacna-Arica Celebration: "I join you in 1929 the expression of supreme satisfaction that it has been possible for Chile and Peru. . .I* 12 AUG Speech at the International Banquet of 1929 World Advertising Convention. 5 SEP Address at Friedrichshafen on the 1929 occasion of the return of the "Graf Zeppelin" from its flight around the world.

1 OCT "I felicitate the 'New York Herald' on 1929 the laying of the corner-stone of its new building ..." 3 OCT "Dr. Stresemann's death comes as a great 1929 shock, for in spite of grave illness our hopes painted for him an active and fruitful future.. ." OCT 1929 "Enlarging Campus and Locating Buildings" 10 DEC Address at the Annual Banquet of the 1929 American Chamber of Commerce in Germany. 10 DEC "For a Chamber of Commerce I consider the 1929 proceedings have assumed an extraordinarily personal character ..." 4 JAN "Gramophone record text of remarks made 1930 by the Ambassador for record to preserve his voice": "As I am laying down the office of Ambassador of the United States to Germany. . . " ox Folder Dates

12 2 JAN 1930 "Beim Verlassen der deutschen Gewasser ist es mir ein..."

3 12 FEB Speech at the Lincoln Dinner of the 1930 National Republican Club.

4 17 FEB Speech at the Dinner of the Board of 1930 Trade for German-American Commerce.

5 17 FEB "Address" at the Banquet at the Hotel 1930 Astor, from the German American Commerce Bulletin.

6 6 MAR Speech at the Dinner of the Economic Club 1930 of New York.

7 17 MAR Notes of speech to the German-American 1930 Organization, New York City.

8 1 APR "Fellow Cornellians: We are calling the 1930 roll tonight. . ."

9 APR-JUL "In the United States we continue to hear 1930 the parrot-like refrain..."

10 1930 "In the 'New York Times' of last Sunday, October 19th, Governor Roosevelt ..."

11 3 OCT Notes for Address: "Stresemann" 1930

12 10 NOV Address at World Alliance for 1930 International Friendship: "The highest expression of goodwill ..."

13 28 OCT "A World Out of Joint" 1931

14 11 JAN "The Old and New Education" 1932

15 15 JAN "Balch dinner in my honor at Cal Tech." 1932

16 18 JAN Notes for Pasadena lecture course: 1932 "Washington Bicentennial; Farewell Address" -Box Folder Dates ~itles/Subiect~ 12 17 20 JAN Notes for lecture, California Institute 1932 of Technology, Pasadena: "Germany and her Problems"

25 JAN Notes for Associates dinner talk, Cal 1932 Tech. JAN 1932 "Foreign Affairs - Why the Philippines Expect Independence" FEB 1932 "Among the remarkable things which the older generations witnessed is the rapid growth of American cities ..." 12 FEB Address to Dinner of Lincoln Club. 1932 FEB 1932 "Napoleon to Metternich"

15 FEB "The Growth of Municipal Activities" 1932 17 FEB "Great Britain and her Imperial Problems" 1932 27 FEB "~evelopmentsin the Sino-Japanese 1932 Situation" 24 FEB he U. S. and the Philippines" 1932

20 JUN Last half of Address at the 64th 1932 Commencement of Cornell University.

4 AUG "I spent the summer in England and 1932 Scotland, and last winter in Southern California ..." 16 NOV Radio address: "Philippine ~ndependence" 1932

16 NOV "Philippine Independence" 1932

7 NOV "Germany: Its International Relations 1932 and Political Conditions" Box Folder Dates ~itles/~ubiects

12 3 2 12 DEC "Philippine Independence" 1932

33 9 MAR Speech for the American Club, Cairo: 1933 "The German Election of March 5, 1933"

3 4 27 MAR "The Manchurian Question" 1933

3 5 28 SEP Speech to the Rotary Club, Shanghai: 1933 "The United States and the ~hilippines"

36 JUL 1934 "Cultural Inspiration from Germany"

3 7 16 OCT "Rise of Hitlerism" 1934

38 17 JAN "The Reign of Force in the world" 1938

39 17 JAN "The Reign of Force in the world" 1938

40 1 OCT "Czechoslovakia Etc" 1938 "This is a memorable day in the history of the Memorial Hospital ..." "No Third Term for Any President" "The defenders of the Third Term declare that an emergency now exists ..."

44 9 SEP "Statement" before the Sub-committee of 1940 the Senate Judiciary Committee on the Subject of Limitation of Tenure of Office of the President of the United States. "Statement" in US News.

46 24 JUL Statement: "Retention of Reserve 1941 Components and Selectees in Military Service Beyond Twelve Months" -Box Folder Dates 12 4 7 21 NOV "Statement" in US News. 1941 "Two Views of the State"

"Self-Activity in Education" "Crossing and the Submarine Peril"

"I never miss an opportunity to come to this beautiful and romantic city ..." "Free Inquiry and Free Speech in Our universities"

"Gustav Stresemann" "The Problem of Territorial Expansion"

"The Constitution"

30 APR Speeches at the Centennial Celebration of n. y. the Foundation of Bremerhaven. "Lassen Sie uns mit der naheliegenden Frage beginnen. . ." "Although the question of class organization is entirely in the hands of the students.. ." "Wir leben in einer Zeit der so rasch auf einander . . ." "Military Education in School and College" "The Ethics of War" "I never miss an opportunity to come to this beautiful and romantic city ..." Heute morgen habe ich einige Worte uber die Anfange ... "I said something this morning regarding. . ." -Box Folder Dates 12 65 n.d. "This is a meeting of citizens irrespective of party ...I, "Es ist mir eine Freude. . ." "Every age has its own problems to solve. . ." "~tgives me particular pleasure to be able. . .I, Several fragments, single pages, partial manuscripts and typescripts without date.

~niversitatHeidelberg.

he he Reaction of Graduate Work on the Other Work of the University"

Inaugural Address. h he Future of Liberal Religion in America" BOX 13

Books bv Jacob Gould Schurman:

The Ethical Import of Darwinism, 1887 Belief in God, 1890 The Balkan Wars 1912-1913 1914 (two editions) 1916 (third edi tion) Agnosticism and Religion, 1896 Philippine Affairs - A Retrospect and Outlook, 1902

Inauguration of President Schurman, 11 NOV 1892 Peking Leader Reprints, "Extraterritoriality and its Gradual Relinquishment" 1925 United States Political Reprints, Speech in honor of the Board of Filipino Commissioners, 1904 United States Political Pamphlets "~merica'sDuty to the Philippines," n.d.; "Philippine Fundamentals," n.d. A Generation of Cornell 1868-1898, 1898 The Lakeside Magazine "The Student ' s ' Ward," n .d . Bulletin of the dmerican Geographical Society; "The Philippine Islands and Their People" 1900 Report of the Philippine Commission to the President, 1900 volumes 1-4 The Philippine Commission Report

Biosraphical Articles on Jacob Gould Schurman:

Jacob Gould Schurman in The Bookbuyer 1893 Jacob Gould Schurman: Scholar, Political Activist, and Ambassador of Good Will, 1892-1942 by Maynard Moser, 1982 Jacob Gould Schurman and the Forma tion of dmerican Philippine Policy, 1899-1900 by Kenneth P. Davis (partial) William Schurman, Loyalist by Dorothy Schurman McHugh 1386- 1961: 575 Jahre Ruprecht-Karl-Universitat Heidelberg Box Folder Dates 14 1-34 n. d. Germany Subject File.

35-40 n.d. Philippines Subject File. 41-49 n.d. China Subject File

15 1-9 n. d. Jacob Gould Schurman Personal Miscellany: holographic notes, financial information, personal notes.

Cornell University Miscellany. United States Political Miscellany. International Affairs Miscellany.

Education Miscellany

"The Cornell-Heidelberg Connection: Jacob Gould Schurman as Cornell President" by Frank H. T. Rhodes.

"Jacob Gould Schurman, Heidelberg University and German-American Relations" by Detlef Junker. "Jacob Gould Schurman: Emissary of German Philosophy to America" by John R. Silber . "Democracy and Culture" by Richard R. Burt. Remarks by General Glenn K. Otis on Schurman Memorial Day. "In Jacob Gould Schurman's Footsteps: Building Educational Bridges" by T. Benjamin Massey. BOX 16 Folder

1-3 Letters to William John Alexander (originals), 1877-91

4-1 2 JGS Letters to his children (originals), 1929-41

13-1 4 Miscellaneous correspondence (originals)

15 Will, poems, memorial service program (Mrs. Jacob Gould Schurman )

Transcripts of the Alexander letters (folders 1-3, above )

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 4

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 5 Transcripts and photocopies of folder 6

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 7 (transcript only, letter of 8 MAR 1933)

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 8 (transcript only, letter of 15 JAN 1934)

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 9

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 10

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 11

Transcripts and photocopies of folder 12 Photocopies. "Letters from Joe. Originals in possession of Joseph R. Schurman." 191 7-1 923 "Kuebrich xeroxes" synopses. 1929-1 934 Transcripts and photocopies; "Aunt Doty's Letters" BOX 16, Dates Folder

1-3 1877-1891 4 24 MAR 1929, 8 JUN 1929 5 4 JUL 1929, 16 JUL 1929, 6 OCT 1929 6 19 JAN 1930, 16 APR 1930, 8 DEC 1931, 12 JAN 1932 7 12 JAN 1932, 17 JAN 1932, 7 JUN 1932, 8 MAR 1933 8 15 JAN 1934 9 8 DEC 1936 10 2 JAN 1937, 12 FEE 1937, 20 MAR 1937, 29 MAR 1937 11 19 APR 1937, 30 OCT 1937, 8 NOV 1937, 16 NOV 1937 12 16 NOV 1937, 7 DEC 1937, n.d. 1937, 7 APR 1938, 27 MAY 1941 13 19 MAR 1933, 1 DEC 1933, 2 JAN 1934, 18 FEB 1934, 21 APR 1934 14 2APR 1934, 3MAY 1934, 13NOV 1935. 24 JUL 1939, 15 OCT n.d. 15 Items 16-18 = 1-3 19-27 = 4-12 28-34 as above (p. 51)

BOX 17 Folder

1-8 Transcripts and photocopies; "Aunt Doty's Letters"

Dates:

4 FEB 1934, 5 FEB 1934 11 MAR 1934, 6 MAY 1934 6 MAY 1934 23 MAY 1934 19 JUN 1934 26 JUN 1934 8 AUG 1934 20 NOV 1934 SERIES IV. CLIPPINGS

Microfilm reel 55: Newspaper Clippings, 1892-1914

Microfilm reel 56: Newspaper Clippings, 1915-1942 Philippines, 1896-1892 China, 1904-1932 Germany, 1925-1938

SERIES V. PHOTOGRAPHS

BOX 18 Philippines, 1899

BOX 19 China, 1899-1 933

BOX 20 Sculptures (China), July 13-1 6, 1923

BOX 21 Saxon National Library, 1929

BOX 22 Germany, 1926-1 928

BOX 23 Germany, 1927-1 928

BOX 24 Germany, c. 1928 (University of Heidelberg).

BOX 25 Family Photographs, 1867-1928

BOX 26 Schurman Portraits, c. 1890 - c. 1939

BOX 27-28 Miscellaneous Photographic Portraits of Jacob Gould Schurman; with President Taft, and Andrew Carnegie. Schurman in Japan, at home, and at Cornell University

BOX 29 Manchurian Railroad Photograph Album SERIES VI. PROCLAMATIONS, PROTOCOL AND SOCIAL MATERIAL, TESTIMONIALS, AND EPHEMERA

BOX 30 Social cards, invitations, placecards, menus, and other protocol items Folder Cornell University United States, 1896-1939 Germany, 1925-1 936 China, 1921-1924

BOX 31 Memorabilia Folder

Liste Diplomatigue, R6publigue de Chine, 1 Apr 1925 "Fuhrer durch die Riistkammer der Stadt Emden" 1927 Address Book, Barbara Schurman, 1924 Champagne and wine annotated booklet, n.d. Medallion: "Fur Ehrenvolle Verdienste Die Stadt Berlin" "Stained glass from Verdun Cathedral, given me there Sept, 1918"

BOX 32 Rosenthale plate, 50 Jahre

BOX 33 Petition from the Clara M. Selkreg Woman's Christian Temperance Union, June 18, 1908, from Mary B. Wood, protesting student drunkenness. First signatory is Liberty Hyde Bailey. BOX 34 Memorabilia, ephemera, articles

Folder 1 Photocopy of WCTU petition in BOX 33. 2 "Plan showing the Location of Car Parks for the Ball at Belvedere, Calcutta, 1 934" 3 "Programm Zum Treffen Ehemaliger Heidelberger Studenten a Anlasslich der 575-Jahrfeir der Ruprecht- Karl-Universitat Heidelberg im Mai 1961" 4 Photocopy of Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung 2 Juni 1961 5 Photocopy: "Oriental Art Collected by the Late Jacob Gould Schurman" 6 Typescript: Calendar of Dalhousie College and University, Halifax 1883-1884, listing courses taught by Jacob Gould Schurman

BOX 35 Memorabilia, certificates, photographs

Folder

1-2 Photographs of Angkor Vat 3 Certificate: Universitati Ruperto-Carolae 4 Book of signatures: "The Faculty of Cornell University to Jacob Gould Schurman, 1920" 5 Book of signatures: "Resolutions of the Board of Trustees of Cornell University accepting the resignation of President Jacob Gould Schurman, February -.,28. 1920".-. 6 Book of Signatures to Mrs. Schurman from the Campus Club, signed by Anna Botsford Comstock

BOX 36 University of Heidelberg Certificates and Diplomas

BOX 37 Germany. Seating chart: "Tischordnung fur Montag, den 25. November 1 929" Ticket: Olympischen 16 August 1936 Seating chart: "Tischordnung bei dem Festmahle 4 Marz 1927" "Address of Jacob Gould Schurman at the ceremonious act of presenting the Foundation in the Town Hall at Heidelberg on the 17th of December 1928" "Aus der Matrikel der Universitat Heidelberg Winter Semester 1878/79" Book of signatures: "To His Excellency the American Ambassador Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman from Americans in Germany" BOX 38 China List: Members of the Welcome Association Schedule: Royal Mail Steamship Line Chinese writings, book of cartoon drawings with Chinese text.

MAP CASE ITEMS: Map case

N3 Folder 1 : New York Times Illustrated Magazine Supplement Oct. 2, 1898, with Jacob Gould Schurman on the cover. Sheet music: "Alt Heidelberg, du Feine"

Y18 Folder 1 : Seating chart (encapsulated): 12 Aug 36, Olympic dinner Broadside: Philippine Proclamation Broadside: Filipino Proclamation (Tagalog) Folder 2-3: Tissue rubbings: "These are prints made from stones on which have been carved pictures of these various vessels, the originals of which are in the exhibition at the Wu Men. This lot consists of sacrificial wine vessels used in ceremonial [sic] in the Chou Dynasty. PRJ Aug 211 924" "Rubbings from four Nestorian tablets near Sianfu PRJ" "The writer believes that these are rubbings from the tomb of an emperor of the ~'angDynasty, T'ang T'ai- tsung. The names are the names of the horses. PRJ"

Folder 4 : Chinese text and drawings.

KK6 Chinese painted scroll presented to Jacob Gould Schurman celebrating his eightieth birthday, by Chevalier S. K. Chen, Shanghai Map case E5 Folders 1-4: Numerous diplomas, testimonials, and proclamations for Jacob Gould Schurman and Schurman family members, including honorary degrees and social acknowledgements.

TaDe recordinq tr5185a, Schurman Day, University of Heidelberg. INDEX

Selected Index to the Incoming Correspondence (Boxes 1.6. microfilm reels 2-7)

Adams. Charles F ...... 2. 6 Adams. Joseph B ...... 8 Adamson. Ethel M ...... 7 Addams. Jane ...... 6 Adee. Alvey A ...... 6 Adenauer. Konrad ...... 17 Adickes. Erich ...... 13 Adler. Felix ...... 7 Alexander. William J ...... 12. 18. 19 American Chamber of Commerce in Germany ...... 16 American Committee on the Rights of Religious Minorities . . 11 American Field Service in France ...... 7 AmericanRedCross ...... 8 Anderson. Thomas M ...... 2 Anderson. William F ...... 5 Andreas. W ...... 13. 18 Angell. James B ...... 1 Anti-Imperialist League ...... 3. 4 Aso. Shozo ...... 3 Atherton. Ray ...... 14 Bache. JulesS ...... 14 Bailey. Liberty Hyde ...... 3 Baker. George F ...... 14 Bancroft. Wilder ...... 17 Barnes.AlfredC ...... 3 Barnes. William ...... 5. 6 Barraclough. S . Henry ...... 4 Bartholdy. A . Mendelssohn ...... 11 Bauer.Heinrich ...... 16 Beaverbrook. William Maxwell ...... 8 Bennett. Philo Sherman ...... 4 Bernhard.Henry ...... 16 Bettens. Edward D ...... 7 Betts. Charles H ...... 7. 8 Bey. Haldoon ...... 5 Biermann.Georg ...... 13 Bigelow. Poultney ...... 20 Birdseye. Charles F ...... 4 Bismarck. Princess ...... 16 Blair. CharlesH ...... 3 Blatch. Harriot Stanton ...... 6 Bliss. Cornelius N ...... 8 Blood. CharlesH...... 8 Bois. Jules ...... 7 Boochever. LouisC...... 17 Borah.WilliamE ...... 7 Bosch. C ...... 11 Boshart.C.Fred ...... 5 Bossange. E . Raymond ...... 6 Boy&. A ...... 11 ~radley.M . E ...... 1 Braman. S ...... 15 Branner.JohnC ...... 8 Bright. Edward ...... 16 Brist01. George P ...... 3. 4 Brown.ArthurJ ...... 9.17. 18 Brown. Elon R ...... 9 Brown. James ...... 14 Bruening. Heinrich ...... 18 Bryan. William J ...... 4. 8 Bryce. James ...... 3-6 Buck. A . E ...... 2 Bueb. Julius ...... 11 Buffington. Joseph ...... 10 Bullock.CharlesJ ...... 17 Burdick. Charles K ...... 8. 17 Burke.EdwardR ...... 18. 19 Burns. James ...... 8 Burr. GeorgeLincoln ...... 3. 17 Butler. Nicholas Murray ...... 4. 12 Capper. J . B ...... 18 Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation ...... 15. 19 Carman.AliceB ...... 17 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace . 7. 11. 12 Carnegie. Andrew ...... 1. 2 Carus. Paul ...... 2 Case. HarryL...... 15. 16 Castle.WilliamR ...... 11. 12 Cavanaugh. John ...... 5 Centoz. Louis ...... 16 Chambers. Julius ...... 3 Chang. Tso-lin ...... 10 Chatfield-Taylor. H . C ...... 20 China ...... 1. 8-13. 15 Choate. JosephH...... 1. 4 C16menceau. Georges ...... 8 Clsment. M ...... 20 Comstock. John Henry ...... 3. 8 Connor. Elsa ...... 10 Connor.WilliamD ...... 11. 17 Coolidge. Calvin ...... 10. 12. 14. 15 5 9 Coolidge. Grace ...... Cornell University Associate ~lumniof Cornell University ...... Committee on Student Affairs ...... CornellDay ...... Graduate Dept ...... Morse Hall ...... Sage Memorial Chapel ...... Cornell. Caroline H ...... Cornell. Charles Ezra ...... Cornell. Mary E ...... Corson. Eugene R ...... Corson. Hiram ...... Cowie. William ...... Craig. John ...... Crane. F . F ...... *.. Crist. Arthur H ...... Cunningham. Edwin S ...... Curtis. Charles ...... Curtius. A ...... Curtius. Julius ...... Cuyler. Theodore L ...... Dabney. Charles W ...... Davis. J . K ...... Dawes Plan ...... Day. James R ...... De Bordes. Andres Bezia ...... DeF1euriau.A ...... De Majumdar. Indu Bhushan ...... Deetjen. Werner ...... Dennis. L . M ...... Denton. Mary Florence ...... Dewey. George ...... Dibelius. Martin ...... Dibelius. Wilhelm ...... Dietrich. Herman ...... Dodd. William E ...... D0minick.D.C ...... Duisberg. Carl ...... Eastman. George ...... Ebert. Louise ...... Eccles. R . M ...... Eckener. Hugo ...... Eliot. Charles W ...... Elliott. John Lovejoy ...... Elster. Erich ...... Elster. Ernst ...... Emerson. Alfred ...... Erler. Fritz ...... Farley. James A ...... Farrand.Livingston ...... 17 Farwell. J . D ...... 6 Faust. A . B ...... 17 Feng. u . H ...... 10 Feng.Yu-hsiang ...... 10 Fennell. Thomas F ...... 8 Ferguson.JohnC ...... 18 Fetter.FrankA ...... 7 Filipino Progress Association ...... 3 Finch.FrancisM ...... 3 Fish. Hamilton ...... 10 Fiske. Willard ...... 3 Flack. Harold ...... 17 Foraker.JosephB ...... 1-6. 8 Formosa ...... 1 ~orstmann.Julius ...... 14 Frank. Leo ...... 6 Frankenheimer. John ...... 3 Fraser. A . Campbell ...... 5 Fuentes. IsmailG...... 18 Furstenberg.Hans ...... 16 Gabler. Fritz ...... 16 Gage. SimonHenry ...... 6 Gannett. FrankE ...... 8. 9. 16. 19. 20 Garantie und Kredit Bank fur den Osten ...... 11 Garland. Hamlin ...... 20 Gazepis. George ...... 8 Germany ...... 11. 12 Goldman. Henry ...... 14 Goldschmidt. Jakob ...... 17 Gradenwitz. Otto ...... 13 Gramm. Hanns ...... 14 Greeley. Horace ...... 5 Grosvenor. Gilbert H ...... 6 Gruhl. Max ...... 16 Guanes. Luis ...... 7 Guerlac. 0 . G ...... 8 Gutbier.L.W...... 16 Hadaway.William.5 ...... 18 Haeber1e.A.T ...... 16 Hammond. William A ...... 6-8. 13. 16. 17. 19 Hanson. G . C ...... 11 Harding.WarrenG ...... 9. 10 Harrison. Benjamin ...... 2 Hay. John ...... 1-3 Hays.WilliamH ...... 8 Hazard. Caroline ...... 2 Heineken.Ph ...... 16. 17 Heinemann. Leopold ...... 10. 11 Heinsheimer. Karl ...... 15 Heye. Wilhelm ...... 16 Higgins. Bertha D ...... 8 Hill.DavidJ ...... 1. 2 Hill. Henry W ...... 5 Hilles. Charles D ...... 6. 7. 12. 17. 18 Hindenburg. Paul von ...... 11. 12. 16. 17 Hiscock. Frank H ...... 5-7. 9 Ho. Yoh-Sze ...... 5 Hoetzsch. Otto ...... 10. 13. 16 Hoffman. Alice ...... 10. 20 Holme. E . H ...... 9 Holmes. Oliver Wendell ...... 4 Holt. Hamilton ...... 2. 5. 7. 9 Hong Kong ...... 1 Honold. F ...... 16 Hoops. Johannes ...... 12-17 Hoover. Herbert ...... 9. 11. 14 Horace Greeley Memorial Committee ...... 5 House. E . M ...... 7. 8 Howells. William Dean ...... 2. 7 Hoy. David F ...... 17 Huddle. J . Klahr ...... 16 Huffcut. E . W ...... 1. 3. 4 Hughes. Charles E ...... 4-10. 14. 17. 20 Hull. Charles H ...... 3. 8 Hull. Cordell ...... 18 Huston. J . C ...... 10 Irish. W . M ...... 6. 7 Jacob H . Schiff Fund ...... 8 James. William ...... 1. 3. 20 Janssen. Henry ...... 14 Japan ...... 1 Jenkins. Douglas ...... 10 Jones.GeorgeW ...... 3 Jones. Robert T ...... 8. 9. 12. 17 Jordan.DavidStarr ...... 1. 9 Jusserand. Jean Jules ...... 8 Kardorff. S.von ...... 17 Kehl. W ...... 17 Kellogg. Frank B ...... 11. 12. 14 Kinne. BirgeW ...... 19 Kipling. Rudyard ...... 8 Kirk. Clara ...... 18 Klemperer. Herbertvon ...... 12 Knickerbacker. John ...... 8. 9 Knox. Philander Chase ...... 6 Koch-Weser. Erich ...... 12. 16 Koch-Weser. Irma ...... 18 Konig. Edm.von...... 13. 14 Kuh. Frederick ...... 16. 17 62 Kuhenemann.Eugen ...... 16 Kwei.Ch i.ting ...... 9 LaGuardia.F.H ...... 20 Langdon. Jervis ...... 17 Laurier. Wilfred ...... 4 Lawrence. RichardW ...... 17 League of Nations ...... 8. 9 LeBoeuf. RandallJ ...... 19 Lee. FredericE ...... 11 Lee. Sidney ...... 5 Lefkowitz. LouisJ ...... 19 Lehman. Herbert H ...... 20 Lgon. Maurice ...... 18 Leonard.WalterF ...... 16 Liebert. Arthur ...... 10-12. 16 Lima. Casimiro Eugenio Amoroso ...... 6 Linthicum.J.Char1e.s...... 16 Liu.Tin g-Tsing ...... 5 LocarnoTreaty ...... 11 Lodge. Henry Cabot ...... 2. 8. 9 Loew. Oscar ...... 15 Looz-Block. fidouard Albert Benoit de ...... 4 Lopez. Sixto ...... 2 Love. H . H ...... 8 Lowell. J . S ...... 3 Lowell. Josephine Shaw ...... 3 Lowell. Lawrence ...... 8 Luther. Hans ...... 16 MacLean. George E ...... 4 MacMurray.J.A...... 12 Maltzan. Baronvon ...... 11 Mann. A . R ...... 17 Marcosson. IsaacF...... 11 Martineau. James ...... 1 Marx. Wilhelm ...... 16 McGraw-Fiske. Jennie ...... 3 McHugh. James M ...... 15. 16. 18 McKinley.William ...... 1. 2 McVay.CharlesB ...... 10 Mead. Edwin D ...... 2 Medofsky. M ...... 12 Megata. Tanetari ...... 8 Meiklejohn.Alexander ...... 10 Menocal. M . G ...... 7 Merkensch1ager.F ...... 15 Mexico ...... 7 Milhol1and.J.E ...... 2 Mischef. Hadgi ...... 6 Mitchell. P . Chalmers ...... 20 Moody. Harriet ...... 8. 9 6 3 Morrill. James S...... 1 Morrill. JustinS...... 1 Morrow. DwightW ...... 11 Morton. Levi Parsons ...... 2 Moses. Bernard ...... 2 Muirhead. LewisA...... 11 Miiller. Paul ...... 16 Nabuco. Joaquim ...... 4 Nasmyth. George W ...... 6 National Republican Club ...... 17 Nernst. W ...... 13. 14. 16 Neuhaus. FritzBerthold ...... 15 New York State Woman Suffrage Association ...... 7 Newman. JaredT...... 9. 17 Nixon. S . F ...... 20 Norton. C . E ...... 1 Norton. W . J ...... 13 0berlaender.Gust.a~ ...... 14. 15 Oncken. Herman ...... 16 Ordway. E . W ...... 3 Osmefia. Sergio ...... 17-20 Ostroumoff. BorisV...... 11 Panama ...... 3 Pao.Kwei-Ching ...... 11 Park. Roswell ...... 3 Parker. Horatio Gilbert George ...... 6 Parkhurst.C.H...... 2 Parkin.GeorgeA ...... 8 Patterson.Woodford ...... 18 Patton. K . S ...... 16 Paulli. Eugen ...... 15 Peary. Robert Edwin ...... 5. 6 Peer. Sherman ...... 8 Perkins. Janet ...... 13 Petri. Walther ...... 16 Petro. W ...... 18 Philippinecivicunion ...... 18 Philippine Independence Committee ...... 3 Philippines ...... 1-4. 10. 12. 17. 18 Poole. H . C ...... 12 Porto Rico ...... 2 Pound. Cuthbert W ...... 6. 9. 17. 18 Pound. Roscoe ...... 9 Preuss. Else ...... 4. 13 Putnam. G . H ...... 7 Putnam. Henry Sibley ...... 9 Quezon.ManuelL ...... 18 Rackemann. Felix ...... 6 Reid. Whitelaw ...... 2 Reimold. Emil ...... 16 Reinhold. Peter ...... 15 Relief Committee for Greeks of Asia Minor ...... 7 Religious Parliament Extension ...... 2 Remsen. Ira ...... 2 Republican National Committee ...... 9. 12. 17 Republican State Committee (NY) ...... 5 Rhys. John ...... 4. 20 Rice. James E ...... 4 Ridder.VictorF ...... 19 Robbins. ReginaldC ...... 20 Robbins. WarrenD ...... 10 Roberts. IsaacP ...... 2 Robinson.ThomasL ...... 19 Rockefeller. John D ...... 12. 14. 15. 18. 19 RollinsCollege ...... 6 Roosevelt. Franklin D ...... 17. 18 Roosevelt. Theodore ...... 2-4. 6 Root. Elihu ...... 2.4. 6 Rosenhaim. Herman ...... 13 Rosenwald. Julius ...... 13-15 Rowlee. W . W ...... 5 Russell. Charles M ...... 9 Russell. Isaac ...... 5 Rutherford. Daisy ...... 18 Sachs. Samuel ...... 14 Sage.WilliamH ...... 3 Salin. Edgar ...... 13. 14 Salomon-Calvi. Wilhelm ...... 15 Sampson. Martin ...... 8 Saxe. Martin ...... 7 Scheidely.Joseph ...... 17 Schiff. Jacob H ...... 5. 8 Schiff. Mortimer L ...... 11. 12 Schirmer. H ...... 13 Schniewind. Henry ...... 14. 15 Schurman family genealogy ...... 18 Schurman. Anna Maria 2 ...... 11. 12 Schurman. Barbara Munro ...... 12. 17 Schurman. George W ...... 10. 11. 16 Schurman. John ...... 15 Schurman.M.F...... 18. 19 Schurman. Major ...... 6-8 Schurman. Minnie ...... 17 Schurman. Robert ...... 5. 16 Schurz. Carl ...... 2 Schuster.Richard ...... 14 Schwab. Charles M ...... 8 Scott. James Brown ...... 7 Sc0tt.W.B...... 13 Scribner. Arthur H ...... 8 #3/4/6 Seth Pringle.Pattison. Andrew ...... 1. 11. 12. 18 Seth. James ...... 6 Shepard. Charles Sidney ...... 3 Shih. Hu ...... 20 Shiraishi. J ...... 7 Shotwell.JamesT ...... 11 Sibley.HiramW ...... 1. 3 Simon. H . F ...... 17 Simson.LouisA ...... 6 Slaton. JohnM...... 6 Smith. A . St. Clair ...... 12 Smith.AlfredE ...... 8 Smith. Goldwin ...... 1-5. 20 Smith. LloydH ...... 14 Smith. T. Guilford ...... 4 Society for Ethical Culture ...... 4 Sokobin. Samuel ...... 11 Sokolsky.GeorgeE ...... 10 Sotto.Vincente ...... 18 Speyer. James ...... 12-14. 18. 20 St. John's College. Shanghai ...... 4 Stanton. Elizabeth Cady ...... 20 Stanton. Theodore ...... 5. 7 Steinmetz. Charles P...... 7 Stimson. Henry L...... 6. 18 Stock. Robert ...... 16 Stoddard.HenryL ...... 12 Stoehr.MaxW ...... 12-15 Straight.Dorothy ...... 10 Straight.Willard ...... 10 Stresemann. Gustav ...... 11-13. 15-18. 20 Stresemann. Kaete ...... 17. 20 Strong. William Gillespie ...... 17 Strunk. William ...... 8 Swain. Joseph ...... 4 Sze. Sao-Ke Alfred ...... 9 Taft.CharlesP ...... -12-14 Taft. WilliamHoward ...... 2-8 Taylor.MyronC ...... 18. 20 Thiersch.H ...... 12 Thilly. Frank ...... 7. 9. 11. 12. 16 Thomas.WilburK ...... 18. 19 Thornsen. Hans ...... 15 Thun. Ferdinand ...... 14. 15. 19 Titchener. E. M ...... 3. 8 Tokyo Chamber of Commerce ...... 7 Tong-Shoap ...... 4 Trainor. John ...... 8 Treman. Charles E ...... 5. 6 Treman.RobertH ...... 8 Tschirch. Emil ...... 17 Tsing Hua College. Peking ...... 8 Tydings.MillardE ...... 19 Tyler. MosesCoit ...... 1 United States Commission to the Philippines ...... 1 University of Athens ...... 8 University of Basle ...... 8 University of California ...... 8 UniversityofGottingen ...... 12 University of Heidelberg ...... 12-15 University of Paris ...... 8 University of the Philippines ...... 9 Van Cleef. Mynderse ...... 5. 6 VanDyke. Henry ...... 5. 8 VanLoon. HendrikWillem ...... 16 Vikuchi. D ...... 5 Vogel. Friedrich ...... 13 Wadsworth. James W ...... 8. 9 Wagner. RobertF ...... 20 Wait. Lucien Augustus ...... 3 Wakeley. Arthur C ...... 7 Walker. Elisha ...... 14 Walker. Guy M ...... 9 Walker. James J ...... 17 Wallace. Tom ...... 18 Walter. Ellery ...... 16 Wanamaker. John ...... 7 Warburg. PaulM ...... 13. 14 Warren. Winslow ...... 2 Washburn.AlbertH ...... 11 Washington. Thomas ...... 10. 17 Webber. Leroy ...... 10 Weber. Wilhelm ...... 14 Westinghouse. H . H ...... 8 Weyer. S . Dunbar ...... 12 Wheeler. Benjamin Ide ...... 1 White.AndrewDickson ...... 1. 2 White. EdwardA ...... 14 White. H . S ...... 9 White.Horace ...... 1-5. 8 White.HoratioS ...... 11. 18 White. J . DuPratt ...... 8. 18 Whitman. Charles S ...... 7 Wilhelm. Richard ...... 10 Willcox. Bertram ...... 9. 17 Willcox.WalterF ...... 6.9. 13 Wi1liams.E.L ...... 7 Williams. RogerB ...... 6 Wilson. Henry Lane ...... 6. 7 Wilson. Tom ...... 20 67 Wilson. Woodrow ...... 1. 5. 6. 8 Winslow. Erving ...... 3. 4 Winters. Carl ...... 13. 14 Wood. Leonard ...... 10 Woodin.WilliamH ...... 14 World Peace Foundation ...... 6 Wu.C.C ...... 10 Yao. Tang Chi ...... 10 Young. AllynA...... 8 Yu. ChianChang ...... 8 Zeller. Edward ...... 1