O-Z, 1894

Pearson, William L. [re direction for "American Friend," pastoral system, etc.], 1894 September 11; Pritchard, Calvin W. [needs of western Friends], 1894 August 1; Raidabaugh, P.W. [concerning new American Friend and appeasing of western Friends], 1894 April 28; Rhoads, Charles. [perturbed by tolerance expressed by American Friend toward instrumental music and pastoral meetings], 1894 September 24; Rhoads, James E. [at a meeting to put in writing something about the discipline of Friends, and that several friends be requested to write on the topic "why I am a Friend?"; asks that Rufus M. Jones write on one of the topics], 1894 March 28; Rowntree, John Wilhelm to J.B. Hodgkin (copy). [articles on Quakerism he is writing], 1894 December 3; Scull, David, 1894 January 16; Scull, Sarah M., 1894 June 28 [on changes to the "Friends Review" and success under Jones' leadership]; Smith, Jane B., 1894 October 18 [the "American Friend" "seems to be an endeavor to lay waste the most precious principles"]; Shipley, Murray. [would like to see young people writing on the subject "why I am a Friend?"], 1894 May 12; Stanley, E. [approves of idea of one periodical to replace "Friends Review" and "Christian Worker"], 1894 October 9; Taber, Augustus. [approval of tone of American Friend], 1894 August 1; Raidabaugh, P.W.. [approves of attitude of American Friend], 1894 December 12; Thomas, M. Carey, 1894 December 12 [subscription to the "American Friend"]; Vaux, George. [unhappy with presentations of "American Friend" especially as representative of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting], 1894 August 16; Wing, Asa S, 1894 June 28; Wood, James, 1894 June 19; Wood, Richard? [report of the financial problems of Wamsutta Mills and impact on all concerned; not used by Rufus M. Jones for American Friend], 1894 August 28; Wooton, Isom P, 1894 October 15.