Correspondence Received by Dr. Kober (W)., 01/17/1898-06/09/1900

File — Box: 1, Folder: 12

Identifier: 28931

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

Consists of 12 folders of correspondence sent and received by Dr. Kober. Correspondence received by him is arranged alphabetically by signee. Correspondence sent by Dr. Kober is arranged chronologically.

Dates

01/17/1898-06/09/1900

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Extent

From the Collection: 0.25 Linear Feet (1 box)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Container Summary

Contains correspondence received by GMK. Arranged by signee surnames (W).Includes: - Welch, William H. (1850-1934. American pathologist) ANS, 4/24/1900.Re news article (not included in this collection). - Woodward, Samuel Walter (1848-1917. Merchant who, in 1880, foundedthe well-known Washington area department store of Woodward & Lothrop, withAlvin Lothrop). 2 ALS, 6/12/1900, n.d. - Woodward, William C. (chairman of State Medicine, American MedicalAssociation; future president, American Public Health Association, 1914). 2TLS, 1 telegram, 1/17/1898, 3/16/1900. Re. inviting GMK to lecture onpurification of water supplies. - Whelpley, J.W. (president, Board of School Trustees of D.C.). TLS,5/3/1900. Re. inviting GMK to a conference on adult education. - Whitney, John D., S.J. (president, Georgetown University,1898-1901). 2 TLS, 9/29/1899, 6/9/1900. Re. obtaining a photograph of Dr.Samuel C. Busey. - Wilson, Harold (?) (geographer with U.S. Geological Survey). TLS,2/9/1899. - Wilson, Thomas (1832-1902. American anthropologist, curator forprehistoric archaeology at U.S. National Museum). TLS, 3/31/1900.Re Wilson's proposed lecture for the Washington Anthropological Society onPuerto Rico. - Wissner, Frank J. (The Evening Star, D.C.) - TLS, 11/17/1899. Re.news article on GMK's lecture entitled, "The Housing of the LaboringClasses in the City of Washington."

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

KOBER, GEORGE M. - CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED (W): Autographed Letter

WELCH, WILLIAM H. - CORRESPONDENCE TO KOBER: Autographed Letter

WOODWARD, WILLIAM C. - CORRESPONDENCE TO KOBER: Typed Letter Signed

WHELPLEY, J.W. - CORRESPONDENCE TO KOBER: Typed Letter Signed

WHITNEY, JOHN D., S.J. - CORRESPONDENCE TO KOBER: Typed Letter Signed

BUSEY, SAMUEL C. - REFERENCE: Typed Letter Signed

KOBER, GEORGE M. - "HOUSING OF THE LABORING CLASSES..." REFERENCE: Autographed Letter

WOODWARD, SAMUEL W. - CORRESPONDENCE TO KOBER: Autographed Letter

WILSON, HAROLD (?) - CORRESPONDENCE TO KOBER: Typed Letter Signed

WILSON, THOMAS - CORRESPONDENCE TO KOBER: Typed Letter Signed