A-Z, 1896

Baily, Charles M. [looking for new principal for Oak Grove School -- wishing Rufus M. Jones would serve], 1896 February 15; Dillingham, John H. [on having no officiating at a marriage], 1896 April 20; Emlen, Samuel, 1896 October 27; Garrett, John B. [re investments], 1896 May 14; Harris, J. Rendel, 1896 October 5; Harris, J. Rendel [British Friends and Armenia], 1896 October 5; Hartshorne, Henry[encloses his article for the "American Friend," which apparently Rufus M. Jones forwarded to George Barton], 1896, October ?; Hussey, A.H. [observation of ordinances and other outward symbols], 1896 November 25; Jones, L.W. [expenses and receipts at farm at South China], 1896 April 1; Jones, Lizzie. [family news], 1896 March 1; Jones, Peace. [family news], 1896 December ?; Kirk, M.Z. [wants to publicize Penn College and other business and will try to buy out "Iowa Friend"], 1896 October 30; Martin, W.L. [liberal vs. traditional ideology of Friends church], 1896 December 17; Mills, Joel (Commissioner of Randolph Co., Lynn, Indiana) [the American Friend and the common man], 1896 March ?; Newlin, Thomas (President, Pacific College). [has encountered criticism because of his religious philosophy], 1896 July 5; Nicholson, Timothy. [praise for the job Rufus M. Jones is doing as editor of American Friend], 1896 January 6; Nicholson, William. [pleased with Rufus M. Jones's handling of American Friend; sees greater unity among Friends, though geographically disparate groups cannot and should not be homogeneous], 1896 January 12; Pritchard, Calvin W. [feels the views supporting Dr. Clark's cause should be represented in American Friend], 1896 October 6; Rosenberger, A. (President, Penn College) [suggests a "grand educational conclave" for 1900], 1896 January 13; Scull, David. [re an appeal for funds], 1896 March 13; Wooton, Isom P. [does not feel new publication Iowa Friend has any future and will tend to divide their Yearly Meeting from the main body of Yearly Meetings], 1896 February 7; Yarnall, Stanley R. [sends list of books on mysticism], 1896 November 17.