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Proxy Ballot, Annual Election Of Officers, Annual Meeting, December 28, 1897, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States, Frederick C. Manvel, Charles E. Niles Dec 1897

Proxy Ballot, Annual Election Of Officers, Annual Meeting, December 28, 1897, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States, Frederick C. Manvel, Charles E. Niles

American Institute of Accountants

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (12 December 1897), James E. Edmonds Dec 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (12 December 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Discusses on-going conference on campus; describes invitation to dine with Dr. James and his response; addresses his parents' concern about his love life, insisting that he will have no Oxford girl; discusses upcoming speech in April; hopes his parents will return to Rosedale for Christmas; discusses social life; misses outdoors; asks about happenings in Bolivar; discusses his friend, Kate.

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Letter To Henry A. Niles Re: Calling A Meeting Of The Membership Committee Of The National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States, Nelson V. Ketchum, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States Nov 1897

Letter To Henry A. Niles Re: Calling A Meeting Of The Membership Committee Of The National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States, Nelson V. Ketchum, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States

American Institute of Accountants

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Letter From James H. Capers To General Featherston. 11 October 1897 19 March 1897, James H. Capers Oct 1897

Letter From James H. Capers To General Featherston. 11 October 1897 19 March 1897, James H. Capers

Correspondence

Letter sent from Richmond, Virginia; regarding collection of oil portraits of great officers and gallant soldiers for R. E. Lee Camp Hall in Richmond, Virginia. Attached: printed circular dated on above topic.

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Letter Re: Petition In Support Of William Sanders Davies, C. P. A. , To The Office Of State Examiner Of Public Accountants, Qith Petition Attached, Frank Broaker Oct 1897

Letter Re: Petition In Support Of William Sanders Davies, C. P. A. , To The Office Of State Examiner Of Public Accountants, Qith Petition Attached, Frank Broaker

American Institute of Accountants

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The First Quarterly Meeting Of The Society Mill Be Held On Tuesday Afternoon Next,, Frederick C. Manvel, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States Sep 1897

The First Quarterly Meeting Of The Society Mill Be Held On Tuesday Afternoon Next,, Frederick C. Manvel, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States

American Institute of Accountants

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (15 September 1897), James E. Edmonds Sep 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (15 September 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Postcard. Announces arrival in town before the start of school and his intent to write once in Oxford.

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Details Of The Organization Meeting Of The National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States, Copies Of Newspapers Containing A Short Account Of The Proceedings Have Been Mailed You, Plus Membership List, Arthur W. Smith, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States Aug 1897

Details Of The Organization Meeting Of The National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States, Copies Of Newspapers Containing A Short Account Of The Proceedings Have Been Mailed You, Plus Membership List, Arthur W. Smith, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States

American Institute of Accountants

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Letter To Henry A. Niles Re: The National Society Organized With 67 Members, Frank Broaker, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States Aug 1897

Letter To Henry A. Niles Re: The National Society Organized With 67 Members, Frank Broaker, National Society Of Certified Public Accountants In The United States

American Institute of Accountants

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Its Aims High: Objects Of The National Society Of Public Accountants, Brooklyn Standard Union Aug 1897

Its Aims High: Objects Of The National Society Of Public Accountants, Brooklyn Standard Union

American Institute of Accountants

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Clipping From New York Times, 8/20/97: Public Accountants Meet, Society Aims To Elevate And Improve Its Profession And Establish An Accountants’ Library, New York Times Aug 1897

Clipping From New York Times, 8/20/97: Public Accountants Meet, Society Aims To Elevate And Improve Its Profession And Establish An Accountants’ Library, New York Times

American Institute of Accountants

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The First Organization Meeting Will Be Held On Wednesday Afternoon Next, The 18th August, At 4 O’Clock, At The Offices Of Smith, Reckitt, Clarke & Co., 62 Wall Street, New York City, Frank Broaker, National Society Of Certiifed Public Accountants In The United States Aug 1897

The First Organization Meeting Will Be Held On Wednesday Afternoon Next, The 18th August, At 4 O’Clock, At The Offices Of Smith, Reckitt, Clarke & Co., 62 Wall Street, New York City, Frank Broaker, National Society Of Certiifed Public Accountants In The United States

American Institute of Accountants

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (30 May 1897), James E. Edmonds May 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (30 May 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Discusses functions he has attended, namely fraternity and sorority gatherings; describes interaction with sorority and fraternity members, including his friend Percy; qualifies P.S. of last letter by adding that he is not in love by any means. Acknowledges receipt of letter, $25 money order, and clothes; discusses Cousin Lillie and her family.

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (16 May 1897), James E. Edmonds May 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (16 May 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Discusses the close of freshman year; asks his parents' opinion on fraternities and inquires about relatives in fraternities; asks for clothes to be sent to him; remarks on the use of his time socializing versus studying; remarks that he missed the Freshman medal by one vote; discusses the vote and what his classmate believes cost him the medal; concludes by announcing he has fallen in love.

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It Has Been Thought Advisable To Form The Certified Public Accountants Association, Frank Broaker May 1897

It Has Been Thought Advisable To Form The Certified Public Accountants Association, Frank Broaker

American Institute of Accountants

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (2 May 1897), James E. Edmonds May 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (2 May 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Discusses water problem back home; national and local papers and magazines; discusses baseball game; performance by University Orchestra; expresses frustration that the river rising has interfered with his social life; discusses holiday trip and its cost; mentions public-speaking engagement to freshman class. Acknowledges receipt of letter containing money

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I Wish You Would Sign The Enclosed Form, Being An Application For Membership In The Certified Public Accountants Association, Frank Broaker May 1897

I Wish You Would Sign The Enclosed Form, Being An Application For Membership In The Certified Public Accountants Association, Frank Broaker

American Institute of Accountants

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (22 April 1897), James E. Edmonds Apr 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (22 April 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Discusses the exodus of families from Rosedale following rising water levels; discusses Oxford and the campus; mentions Fulton Chapel and the library; mentions Miss Isom and performances. Concerned that parents have not received recent letters, acknowledges receipt of $50 and asks about family and home life in Rosedale.

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I Am Directed By The Board Of Trustees To Advise You That They Have Taken All Necessary Steps To Protect The Interests Of The Members Of The Association In Connection With The Legislation Inimical To The Profession, Now Pending At Albany, T. Cullen Roberts, American Association Of Public Accountants Apr 1897

I Am Directed By The Board Of Trustees To Advise You That They Have Taken All Necessary Steps To Protect The Interests Of The Members Of The Association In Connection With The Legislation Inimical To The Profession, Now Pending At Albany, T. Cullen Roberts, American Association Of Public Accountants

American Institute of Accountants

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I Am Instructed By The Board Of Trustees To Ask The Favor Of Your Communicating With The Advisory Board Committee, T. Cullen Roberts, American Association Of Public Accountants Apr 1897

I Am Instructed By The Board Of Trustees To Ask The Favor Of Your Communicating With The Advisory Board Committee, T. Cullen Roberts, American Association Of Public Accountants

American Institute of Accountants

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (28 March 1897), James E. Edmonds Mar 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (28 March 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Comments on a social gathering at a house with a few of his friends and three girls, remarks, Oh! You know not what you miss by not living in a college town, where everyone is involved in the other's business. Acknowledges receipt of his parents' letter and a box containing cake, candy and socks. Expands on the short life of the cake and candy but expresses hope that his socks will last until June. Inquires about home and discusses his current wardrobe and the need for new clothes and tailoring.

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (21 March 1897), James E. Edmonds Mar 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (21 March 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Acknowledges receipt of parents' letter. Asks for them to send his camera as a local man is willing to load and develop the film; asks if they have received his request that his comic drawings be sent to him for his portfolio; discusses fraternity happenings.

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (13 March 1897), James E. Edmonds Mar 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (13 March 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Expresses hope that his parents have received his report card; inventories expenses; explains the place of his illustrations in the book [probably The Ole Miss]; apologizes for upsetting his parents by asking for money from home. Remarks that everyone is at church and the Little Dormitory is as still as a mouse. Asks about home affairs and includes endnote to Cousin Lily.

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Lecture Committee Was Appointed "To Communicate With The Members Of The Association, And Arrange For A Programme Of Lectures For The May Meeting, Leonard H. Conant, American Association Of Public Accountants Mar 1897

Lecture Committee Was Appointed "To Communicate With The Members Of The Association, And Arrange For A Programme Of Lectures For The May Meeting, Leonard H. Conant, American Association Of Public Accountants

American Institute of Accountants

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Handwritten Letter To Henry A. Niles, T. Cullen Roberts, American Association Of Public Accountants Mar 1897

Handwritten Letter To Henry A. Niles, T. Cullen Roberts, American Association Of Public Accountants

American Institute of Accountants

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (6 March 1897), James E. Edmonds Mar 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (6 March 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Discusses the annual and various clubs that have been organized: Stag Club, Turkey Club, Half a Dayers as well as fraternity life; his impending grade report; warns his parents about absences and possible demerits; asks for cake and other treats for a feast. Remarks that the Sutherland family has not yet arrived.

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (3 March 1897), James E. Edmonds Mar 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (3 March 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Describes conversation with a man who went to school here before the war, who graduated in the Class of 1854 and was a charter member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. Acknowledges his mistake in thinking that his old friends had left him he received an influx of letters from friends, including a girl that he met on the train back to Oxford after Christmas, who is a senior and Editor-in-chief of her college paper.

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (21 February 1897), James E. Edmonds Feb 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (21 February 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Addresses his parents' concern over their perceived slacking church attendance. Complains about the high price and low quality of food at the boarding house; the scarcity of good meals and the overabundance of rice. Remarks on his heavy workload, particularly drawing.

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (16 February 1897), James E. Edmonds Feb 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (16 February 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Elaborates on his busy week that has once again hindered correspondence. Explains the need for new books. Discusses grades that have been returned from examinations and his plan to graduate in three years so that he can enter law school and embark on his career. Expresses hope to have school friends visit him the following summer.

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James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (8 February 1897), James E. Edmonds Feb 1897

James E. Edmonds To Major & Mrs. J. E. Edmonds (8 February 1897), James E. Edmonds

James E. Edmonds Collection

Comments on the poor postal service after expressing concern that his parents did not receive his previous letter. Expresses concern about his Latin grade due to illness during the exam and the difficulty of various exams. Edmonds is third in the class on his paper and English exam. Inquires about Cousin Lily and says that he ought to be ashamed of himself for not writing her. Says that corresponding is much easier at home where he has time to sit and compose his thoughts.

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