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Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveBiography: Charles Gates Dawes (1865-1951), prominent in U.S. politics and business, served as Comptroller of theCurrency (1898-1901), director of the Military Board of Allied Supply (1918-1919), and first director of the Bureauof the Budget (1921). He received a Nobel Peace Prize as chairman of the Reparations Commission whichrestructured Germany's economy and devised a repayment plan (1924). He was elected Vice-President (19251929), and appointed ambassador to England (1929-1931) and chairman of the Reconstruction FinanceCorporation (1932). Charles and his brothers founded Dawes Brothers Incorporated. Dawes formed the CentralTrust Co. in Chicago (1902), guided its successor banks, and was influential in Chicago business, politics, andphilanthropy until his death.Charles Gates Dawes was born and educated in Ohio. He married Caro Blymyer in 1889, practiced law, andincorporated a real estate business in Lincoln, Nebraska, before moving to Evanston, Illinois in 1895. He acquiredutility companies and real estate in northern Illinois and Wisconsin; and in 1908, with his brothers Henry, Rufus,and Beman, formed Dawes Brothers Incorporated, to invest assets in banks, oil companies and real estatethroughout the country. Various acquaintances who were prominent in political and industrial affairs trusted themto manage their investments as well. Other companies in which Charles Dawes and his brothers played leadingroles included Chicago's Central Trust Co. and its successor banks and Pure Oil Company of Ohio.Dawes made significant philanthropic contributions to the Chicago metropolitan community. He solicited majorfinancial support for food distribution to the unemployed during Chicago recessions between 1908 and 1911;founded and financed two hotels in Chicago and one in Boston for homeless men and women; supported theChicago Grand Opera company, the American Symphony Orchestra, and various musical organizations andmusicians; and donated to countless organizations and individuals. His personal interest in music led him tocompose at least two pieces for violin and piano. "Melody in A" has had eleven copyrights and was made famousby adaptations "Let Me Dream" and "It's All in the Game."Scope and Content: The Charles Gates Dawes Archive consists of personal, business and political correspondencereceived by Dawes and drafts or copies of his correspondence written between 1884 and 1951; manuscripts ofmost of Dawes' journals, speeches, essays and books; some personal and company financial records, includingthose of the Dawes Hotels and Dawes Brothers Incorporated; annual reports and records of various companies andorganizations; newspaper clippings, memorabilia, and scrapbooks related to Dawes' accomplishments andinterests; political ephemera and photographs. Books, pamphlets and serials found in the archive have beencataloged for the Dawes collection and may be found in the online catalog.Provenance: All materials in the Charles Gates Dawes Archive were donated by Dawes or his family after his deathin 1951.Restrictions: There are no restrictions on use of the materials in the department for research; all patrons mustcomply with federal copyright regulations.Processor: Preliminary processing was completed by Northwestern University Library staff before 1960. A detailedinventory and revisions to the finding aid have been made by Sigrid Pohl Perry between 1994 and 2009.Note: The inventory of this archive is still in process and will be updated as completed.Box 1 Dawes Family, 1876-1900F. 1Dawes family letters. 1876-1897. Caro B. Dawes; D.G. Dawes; Henry Dawes; R.C. DawesF. 2Railroad company court briefs: Atchison & Nebraska Railroad, C.G. Dawes, Counsel forPlaintiff, State of Nebraska; Argument of C.G. Dawes, August 13, 1891.F. 3C.G. Dawes Argument before the Nebraska State Board of Transportation (annotated typescript, 2 drafts).F. 4Dawes' miscellaneous drafts on railroads and transportation.F. 5Misc. published material on railroads.F. 6-8 Dawes business material. c.1884-1900Box 2 Correspondence, 1884-1891.Business documents and correspondence.Includes 1889-90 Nebraska Circuit Court documents.Box 3 Correspondence, 1887-1890.F. 1A (incl. M.J. Averill).F. 2B (incl. Blymyer family, Cincinnati Ice Machine Co.; Buckland & Buckland; S.H. Burnham).F. 3C (incl. J.R. Clark, Union Central Life; Jacob D. Cox; H.A. Crosby, St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute R.R.; SarahCutler; W.C. Cochran; H.E. Crandell; James W. Clark).1
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 4F. 5F. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11E.C. Dawes.B.G. Dawes; R.R. Dawes; R.C. Dawes.James W. Dawes (Dawes & Foss & Stephens).D (incl. C.W. Delamatre, Bradley & Delamatre; T.J. Deck; F.M. Dotson, Longworth & Dotson; S.J.Darrow.F-G (incl. Aaron A. Ferris, Ferris, Morrow & Oldham; W.H. Gurley).Beman Gates.HI-K (incl. C.H. Imhoff; Joy, Hudson, Call & Joy; Frederick W. Jones).Box 4 Correspondence 1888-1890.F. 1L (incl. William Leese).F. 2M (incl. Henry N. Morris; Norman Miller).F. 3William W. Mills (First National Bank of Marietta).F. 4N-R (incl. F.F. Oldham, Nye & Oldham; F.S. Rosseter).F. 5SF. 6South Branch LumberF. 7T-VF. 8W (incl. J.W. Williams; William Weston & Daniel Weston; West Brothers; W.C. Walton; E.F. Welles;G.P. Williams; R. Woods; Frank R. Waters).F. 9F.E. Watkins (First State Bank).F. 10X-Z and miscellaneous.Box 5 Bills, Receipts and Statements, 1890-1898.Box 6 Business Correspondence 1904-1905 (incl. Henry Speer; W.W. Mills; W.C. Cochran).Promissory notes and deeds.Box 7 Correspondence 1891.F. 1Francis Beidler, South Branch Lumber.F. 2Blymyer family, Cincinnati Ice Machine Co.F. 3Jacob D. Cox.F. 4Sarah Cutler; Beman Gates.F. 5B.G. DawesF. 6C.G. Dawes, Dawes Business Block.F. 7E.C. DawesF. 8F.A. Dawes, St. Louis & Big Muddy Coal Co. (incl. Sam T. Brush).F. 9R.C. DawesF. 10W.R. DawesF. 11J.W. GilboughF. 12F.H. GilcrestF. 13N.W. HarrisF. 14L.D. HobsonF. 15W.W. Mills, First National BankF. 16F.F. OldhamF. 17Pettibone Mfg. Co.F. 18F.E. Watkins, First State BankF. 19Misc. Dawes familyF. 20Misc. correspondence, Jan.-Sept., 1891Box 8 Correspondence 1891F. 1October-December, 1891F. 2Misc. 1891 correspondence, mostly receipts2
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveCorrespondence 1892F. 3Blymyer familyF. 4Jacob D. CoxF. 5Sarah CutlerF. 6B.G. DawesF. 7C.G. DawesF. 8E.C. DawesF. 9R.C. DawesF. 10R.R. DawesF. 11Misc. Dawes family, incl. Dawes Business Block & St. Louis & Big Muddy Coal Co.F. 12D.W. Delamatre, Bradley & DelamatreF. 13J.W. GilboughF. 14H.H. Gilcrest LumberF. 15Globe Iron Works, Luther AllenF. 16L.D. HobsonF. 17I.J. Mancett, Consulate. . .U.S.A. AthensF. 18W.W. Mills, First National BankF. 19Richard MontagueF. 20F.F. OldhamF. 21South Branch LumberF. 22F.E. Watkins, First National BankBox 9 Correspondence 1892F. 1Misc. (incl. Thomas Bates; M.J. Hull, Treasury Dept.; S.D. Killen; Pogue, Pottenger & Pogue)F. 2Misc., Jan.-March, 1892 (incl. M.J. Averill; T.E. Steele; C.H. Bosworth; J.C. Clore; Lamb, Ricketts &Wilson; Elston & Co.)F. 3April-May, 1892 (incl. Simmons Hardware; M.J. Averill)F. 4July-November, 1892 (incl. Lamb, Ricketts & Wilson; Joel C. Clore; George Lee Peabody, Lee,Higginson & Co.; Robert Mather; G.C. St. John, New York Steam; Francis M. Banfill)Correspondence 1893F. 5Luther Allen, Globe Iron WorksF. 6Francis Beidler, South Branch Lumber & Francis Beidler LumberF. 7W.H. Blymyer, Blymyer Ice Works & Blymyer Ice Machine Co.F. 8S.H. BurnhamF. 9Jacob D. CoxF. 10C.G. Dawes, Dawes Business Block & Dawes, Coffroth & CunninghamF. 11E.C. Dawes, St. Louis & Big Muddy Coal Co.F. 12R.C. Dawes, R.R. & R.C. Dawes R.R.F. 13Dawes miscellaneousF. 14I.C. ElstonF. 15D.R. GreeneF. 16W.W. MillsF. 17E.H. PearsonF. 18I.M. RaymondF. 19G.C. St. John, New York Steam Co.F. 20F.E. WatkinsBox 10 Correspondence 1893-1894F. 1-2 Miscellaneous correspondenceCorrespondence 1894F. 3Francis Beidler, South Branch Lumber3
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 4F. 5F. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16Blymyer Bros.C.G. Dawes, Dawes Business Block, Dawes, Coffroth & CunninghamE.C. Dawes, St. Louis and Big Muddy Coal Co.R.C. Dawes, R.R. & R.C. Dawes Railroad, Lumber. . .Dawes misc. (F.B.D.; R.R.D.; W.R.D.; Beman Gates)Elston & Co.Globe National BankLaCrosse Gas Light Co.W.W. Mills, First National BankRand, McNally & Co.I.M. RaymondJ.R. WalshMisc. 1894 correspondence (Frank Battles; Jacob D. Cox; Charles Hanna, First National Bank of Lincoln;C.H. Morrill, Republican State Central Com.; F.F. Oldham; C.A. Palmer; Tootle, Lemon & Co.)Box 10A Documents 1891-1894T.Ms.: "Banking System of the U.S. and Its Relation to the Money and Business of the Country"Box 11 Business Correspondence 1895 A - WF. 1AC.A. AtkinsonAmerican Exchange National BankF. 2BFrancis BeidlerD.W. BlymyerF. 3CSarah CutlerJacob D. CoxClark & Leonard Investment (J.W. McDonald)F. 4-5 C.G. Dawes; Dawes familyF. 6Dawes' buildings rent accountsF. 7E-GElston & Co.F. 8H-KM.A. HannaC.H. ImhoffF. 9LLaCross Gas & Light (William Palmer)G.M. LambertsonW.H. LofflandF. 10MW.W. MillsF. 11NR.H. McColl (Northwestern Gas, Light & Coke)F. 12O-PF. 13RRand, McNally (R.A. Hahn)I.M. RaymondF. 14SF. 15T-WF. 16-17 Misc. correspondence and ephemera, 1894 - 19024
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveBusiness correspondence 1894-1902F. 18A-CW.A. ClarkF. 19DC.G. Dawes carbonsF. 20E-HCharles A. HannaF. 21LLaCross Gas & Light (John W. Rodgers)F. 22MW.W. MillsF. 23N-PNorthwestern Gas. . .(John W. Rodgers, R.H. McColl)F. 24R-YBox 12F. 1F. 2F. 3F. 4F. 5F. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26Box 13F. 1F. 2F. 3F. 4F. 5F. 6F. 7Business, political and personal correspondence 1896 – 1897, A - EMiscellaneous 1896A 1896 – 1897 (including George E. Adams; Frank Austin)J. Frank AldrichLuther AllenC.A. AtkinsonB 1896 – 1897 (including J.B. Barnes; E.E. Brown)Frank W. BabcockW.H. BaldwinO.L. BarbourFrancis BeidlerW.H. BlymyerA.H. BolesC.H. Bosworth (Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railroad)James Boyle (Secretary to President William McKinley)Charles P. BryanS.H. BurnhamGeorge W. Burton (LaCrosse National Bank)C 1896 – 1897 (including A.P. Case; Charles L. Chamberlain; Charles D. Clark; J.L. Cook; J.D. Cox; George A.Crancer)W.F. Calhoun (Daily Republican)F. W. CollinsD 1896 – 1897 (including C.L. Dickey; E.J. DeBell)Dawes brothers and family (including C.G. Dawes’s copies or carbons)William A. DycheE – F 1896 – 1897 (including Paul W. Eaton)Elston & Co.William G. Edens (Illinois Republican League)Business, political and personal correspondence 1896 – 1897, F – PF 1896 – 1897 (including Granger Farwell; George B. Frease)G 1896 – 1897W. B. GaitreeStephen L. GeisthardtCharles GordonH 1896 – 1897 (including N.S. Harwood; Azel F. Hatch)A.J. Hainline (Macomb Journal)5
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31Charles A. HannaM.A. HannaN.W. HarrisI – K 1896 – 1897L 1896 – 1897 (including A.J. Lester)G.M. LambertsonWilliam LeeseF.W. Little (Akron Gas Co.)W.A. LofflandGordon W. LloydM 1896 – 1897J.W. McDonaldAbner McKinley; William McKinley (mostly telegrams)John McNultaLafayette McWilliamsJoseph MedillW.W. MillsN – O 1896 – 1897 (including F.F. Oldham; W.M. Osborne)William Penn NixonP 1896 – 1897 (including Charles M. Pepper; E.H. Pearson)C.W. Pavey (“reports” on the McKinley campaign)Frederick PhinneyJohn Addison Porter (Secretary to President McKinley)Peoria County Republican Central Committee (Ed Hull; G.A. Zeller)Box 14F. 1F. 2F. 3F. 4F. 5Business, political and personal correspondence 1896 – 1897, R – ZR 1896 – 1897H.H. RandCharles W. RaymondI.M. RaymondRepublican National Committee (including Charles C. Curtis, M.A. Hanna, N.W. Harris, Perry S. Heath,W.M. Osborne)Republican State Central Committee (Illinois, Iowa, North Dakota: Charles P. Hitch, H.G. McMillan)Alexander H. RevellS 1896 – 1897 (including Stacey Manufacturing)P.R. Sanborn (re: Frank L. Sheldon)J.M. Sharon (Harrison National Bank)Charles Y. SmithJoseph P. Smith (re: McKinley campaign)W. Morton Smith (The Courier, Lincoln, Nebraska)E.B. StephensonGeorge B. SwiftT 1896 – 1897Jesse W. TullCharles N. TwadellU – V 1896 – 1897 (including A. Uhrlaub)Charles C. UphamC.A. VaughanW 1896 – 1897W.H. WatsonA.T. WimberlyH. Clay WilsonF. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 256
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32Daniel G. WingY 1896 – 1897 (including A.P. Yates)Richard YatesZ 1896 – 1897 (including George A. Zeller)Miscellaneous financial statements, receipts, including Blymyer Building Co. prospectusPolitical ephemera, mostly McKinley campaignMiscellaneous press clippingsBoxes 14-1a - 48vv 1898 - 1901 Comptroller of Currency correspondence & ephemera (arranged alphabetically;detailed inventory in process)Box 14.1 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 A – AmF. 1W.T. AbbottF. 2E.E. AbramsF. 3C.H. AckertF. 4Abram AcwithF. 5Cyrus Field Adams, The AppealF. 6Elmer H. AdamsF. 7John Q. Adams, The AppealF. 8S.H. A. AdamsF. 9W.H. AddicksF. 10Arthur R. AddyF. 11Mrs. Frances B. AddyF. 12W.B. AddyF. 13Capt. George P. AhernF. 14J.E. AhlbornF. 15J.S. AisthorpeF. 16Morton AlbaughF. 17W.F. AlbertsonF. 18A.D. AldermanF. 19Owen F. AldisF. 20J.F. AldrichF. 21Samuel N. AldrichF. 22A.S. AlexanderF. 23R.C. AlexanderF. 24Theophile T. AllainF. 25Charles H. Allen, Assistant Secretary, NavyF. 26Eleanor P. AllenF. 27F.W. AllenF. 28Jessie AllenF. 29John C. AllenF. 30Luther AllenF. 31T.W. AllenF. 32Samuel W. AllertonF. 33Horatio N. AllinF. 34Edward H. AllingF. 35W.B. Allison, U.S. SenateF. 36Frank AllynF. 37American Bankers’ Association, New YorkF. 38American Flag Day Association (Magnus A. Hess)F. 39American Lawyer, New York, NYF. 40American National Bank, Baltimore, MD7
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 41F. 42F. 43F. 44F. 45F. 46American Press Clipping Bureau, Chicago, ILAmerican Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, ILJohn C. Ames, Dept. of JusticeJ. Carlos AmesJohn H. AmesK.L. AmesBox 14.2 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 An – AvF. 1Frank AndersonF. 2G. Bernhard AndersonF. 3James O. AndersonF. 4H.H. Andrews, Bank of Callaway, NebraskaF. 5W.C. Andrews, New York Steam Co.F. 6Charlotte AndrusF. 7Henry AndrusF. 8William E. AnninF. 9Annual Reports, 1898 – 1899 (letters from miscellaneous banks)F. 10 – 11 Annual Reports, 1900 (letters from miscellaneous banks)F. 12Anonymous letters received by C.G. DawesF. 13W.M. AnthonyF. 14Anti-Civil Service AssociationF. 15W.J. Arkell, JudgeF. 16C. Armstrong, Peoria General ElectricF. 17G.B. ArmstrongF. 18James F. ArmstrongF. 19Bishop Benjamin W. ArnettF. 20Henry Y. ArnettF. 21F.W. ArnoldF. 22C.A. AspinwallF. 23H.F. AspinwallF. 24Assay Commission, Philadelphia Mint (Henry K. Boyer)F. 25Assignment in Trust (W.W. Mills)F. 26Associated Press (Melville Stone)F. 27C.E. AtheyF. 28Gen. Smith D. AtkinsF. 29James M. AubreyF. 30Attorney General’s OfficeF. 31Frank AustinF. 32O.P. AustinF. 33H.F. AutenF. 34Mrs. M.J. AverillBox 14.3 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 B – BarnF. 1F.R. BabcockF. 2F.W. BabcockF. 3Henry BaconF. 4James H. Bacon (including letters of recommendation: John K. Richards, L.H. Hole, James E. Boyd,W.H. Hainline, C.V. Chandler, F.N. Pearson, H.H. Chapin, M.A. Hanna, J.S. Cosby-Smith, James H.Eckels, G.S. Anthony, William A. Dyche, Damon G. Tunnicliff)F. 5W.H. BadgerF. 6M. BadrenaF. 7Dr. A.W. Baer8
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32F. 33F. 34F. 35F. 36F. 37F. 38F. 39F. 40F. 41F. 42F. 43F. 44F. 45F. 46F. 47F. 48F. 49F. 50F. 51F. 52F. 53F. 54F. 55J.L. BaileyM.B. BaileyNoah C. BainumFrederick S. BairdGeorge W. BairdCharles H. BakerGeorge F. BakerCapt. H. BaldrigeJ.C. BaldridgeE.B. BaldwinTheodore F. BaldwinW.H. Baldwin, Cook County Republican HeadquartersCapt. John G. BalanceA. BallenC.L. BallingerA.J. BandyFred A. BangsJ.E. BangsBank Presidents’ Association, BostonBankers associations, IllinoisBankers associations, IndianaBankers associations, IowaBankers associations, KansasBankers associations, KentuckyBankers associations, MarylandBankers associations, MichiganBankers associations, MinnesotaBankers associations, MississippiBankers associations, New YorkBankers associations, North CarolinaBankers associations, OhioBankers associations, PennsylvaniaBankers associations, TexasBankers associations, VirginiaBankers associations, WisconsinBank Cashiers Association of MassachusettsWilliam B. BanksEphraim BanningMay BantaRose and Morris BaratzCapt. Frank W. BarberG.H. BarbourMary BarberJames A. BarkleyW.E. BarkleyGov. C.M. BarnesJ.B. BarnesF.L. Barnett (including letters of recommendation: Graeme Stewart, Edward F. Dunne, MarcusKavanagh, Justice Shepard, Abner Smith, John Gibbons, Perry S. Heath)Box 14.4 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Barr – BiF. 1John K. Barr9
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 2F. 3F. 4F. 5F. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32F. 33F. 34F. 35F. 36F. 37F. 38F. 39F. 40F. 41F. 42F. 43F. 44F. 45F. 46F. 47F. 48F. 49F. 50A.R. BarrettCharles H. BartlettW.H. BartlettW.T. BascomAgnes BaslerM. M. Bassett (recommendation from A.J. Daugherty)J.C. BatchelderDavid H. BatesE.A. Bates, Paymaster GeneralHenry M. BatesR.B. BatesFrank BattlesJ.E. BaumS.G. Bayne, Seabord National BankArthur G. BeachMary F. BeachThomas P. BealEdwin BebbingtonJames M. BeckAdam W. BeckleyHarry C. BeebeOtto BeekerFrank R. BeerGeorge W. BeerW.C. BeerFrancis BeidlerA.J. BelknapHugh R. BelknapC.B. BellCharles C. BellJames E. BellLillian BellM.H. BellW.Q. BellPaul Benson (including letter of recommendation from William A. Dyche)Charles BentFred BenzingerCharles BestF.G. BestSolomon Hicks BetheaJohn L. BeveridgeEdward A. Bigelow (including Charles N. Gordon, R.C. Clowry, E.C. DeWitt, Henry D. Estabrook)J.H. BiggerJohn M. BiggerH.C. BiggsJohn A. BinghamFrancis H. BishopJ.W. BishopTams BixbyBox 14.5 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Bj – BriF. 1Bjorkman (letters of recommendation from J.W. Macdonald)10
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 2F. 3F. 4F. 5F. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32F. 33F. 34F. 35F. 36F. 37F. 38F. 39F. 40F. 41F. 42F. 43F. 44F. 45F. 46F. 47F. 48F. 49John C. BlackJohn BlackMoses BlackBlackburn (letter of recommendation)Paul BlackmarJ.W. BlandfordL.C. BlandingJ.P. BloomfieldLulu T. BlueB.F. BlymyerW.H. BlymyerBoard of Trade, Chicago (George F. Stone to William H. Harper)W.L. BodineJoseph BoehmerHenry BohlWilliam J. Bok (re: Rufus Dawes, poet)James H. BonebrakeW.T. BonhamDeWitt C. BoothJ.H. BoothC.H. BosworthT.B. BosworthD.A. BoutaH.S. BoutellIra M. BowenJohn R. BowenT.H. BowlesJoseph F. BowmanW.L. BowmanW.D. BoyceW.W. BoydJames BoyleJuan A. BoyleC.H. BoyntonG.E. BradfieldJ.E. BradingSamuel BradleeJames N. BradyC.E. BraytonF.S. BreenLeland S. BreeseJohn J. BrenholtTheo BrentanoV.H. BridgemanL.E. BridgmanMarcus M. BrightG.W. BristolJ.L. BristowBox 14.6 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Bro – BurnF. 1J.H. BromwellF. 2Lt. E.C. Brooks11
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 3F. 4F. 5F. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32F. 33F. 34F. 35F. 36F. 37F. 38F. 39F. 40F. 41F. 42F. 43F. 44F. 45F. 46F. 47Marriott BrosiusArthur BrownA.S. BrownC.J. BrownCharles W. BrownE.E. BrownEdwin F. BrownFred O. BrownH. Lee BrownJohn J. BrownW.C. BrownWalter Lee BrownStewart BrowneJohn W. BruceJoseph BrucknerS.T. BrushCharles Page BryanThomas R. BryanWill C. BryanW.H. BryanSgt. Bryce (letters of recommendation from W.E. Sawyer, Michael Griffin)B.C. BrynerClarence F. BuckFrances N. BuckC.R. BucklandGeorge BucklandJohn C. BucknerAaron H. BuckstaffD.H. BuellBuescher Mfg. Co.R.H. BulleyRev. C.S. BullockStanton D. BullockDallas BumbaughW.F. BundySam M. BurdettGeorge S. BurchfieldWilliam H.S. BurgwynM.J. Burke, U.S. Consul, St. ThomasR.M. Burke, Workingmen’s Republican ClubE.J. BurkettW.H. BurletsonO.H. BurnettDaniel H. BurnhamS.H. BurnhamBox 14.7 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Burr – CanF. 1A.D. BurrF. 2Charles C. BurrF. 3Charles L. BurrF. 4Frank S. BurrF. 5J.C. Burrows, U.S. Senate12
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32F. 33F. 34F. 35F. 36F. 37F. 38F. 39F. 40F. 41J.H. BurroughsGen. A.S. BurtR.W. BurtGeorge W. Burton, National Bank of LaCrosseGeorge W. BurtonGuy L. BushFred BushnellH.M. BushnellFred A. BusseAlbert E. Butler (including letters of recommendation from William A. Dyche, Clark J. Tisdel, Edward H.Allling, Fred Whitfield, Daniel H. Burnham, Thomas Bates)H.C. ButlerAlvin J. ButzGeorge S. ByramAnnie E. Byus (including letters from James W. Dawes, Lt. Col. H.M. Lazelle, John Tweedale)Robert B. CabbellH.c. CahillWilliam M. CakeGeorge B. CaldwellH.R. CalefW.F. CalhounW.J. CalhounA.F. CallA.F. CallahanJohn W. CallahanOscar CallihanThomas J. CallowayE.A. CalkinsA.C. CampbellD.A. Campbell, NebraskaD.A. Campbell, IllinoisJ.B. CampbellMrs. M.H. CampbellWilliam P. CampbellZ.B. CampbellH.W. CannonJ.G. CannonBox 14.8 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Car – ClarF. 1Rev. A.J. Carey, Quinn Chapel, ChicagoF. 2Clark E. Carr, Illinois Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition CommissionF. 3J.L. CarsonF. 4Garrett CarstensF. 5J.P. CarterF. 6W.H. CarterF. 7Z.R. CarterF. 8Carter’s MonthlyF. 9Mrs. A.M.A. CaseF. 10A.P. CaseF. 11Lilla S. CaseF. 12J.F. CassellF. 13Henry Casson13
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32F. 33F. 34F. 35F. 36F. 37F. 38F. 39F. 40F. 41F. 42F. 43F. 44F. 45F. 46F. 47F. 48F. 49F. 50F. 51F. 52F. 53F. 54F. 55F. 56F. 57F. 58Florence P. CatonJ.G. ChalfantW.J. ChalmersChamber of Commerce, New York (George Wilson)C.W. ChambersJulius ChambersEdwin ChamberlainH.G. ChamberlainOrville T. ChamberlainDeWitt W. ChamberlinWalter H. ChamberlinCharles ChandlerC.Q. ChandlerW.E. Chandler, U.S. SenateGeorge B. ChaneyOra E. ChapinFrancis H. ChapmanPleasant T. ChapmanR.N. ChapmanF.M. CharlesH.C. CharlesJ.T. ChenaultC.A. ChickeringA.F. ChildsH.L. ChildsR.A. ChildsJohn A. ChildsH.C. ChiltonC.E. ChittendenW.H. ChristyW.H. CisneA.W. ClancyA.G. ClaphamB.P. ClarkD.W. ClarkE.E. ClarkF.C. ClarkFrank H.J. ClarkHomer J. ClarkKenneth ClarkHorace S. ClarkW.H. ClarkC.C. ClarkeMrs. May S. ClarkeCharles ClaryBox 14.9 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Clay – CorF. 1Powell Clayton, U.S. Embassy, MexicoF. 2Gustav ClemenF. 3James A. ClineF. 4Josiah M. ClokeyF. 5Joel C. Clore14
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26F. 27F. 28F. 29F. 30F. 31F. 32F. 33F. 34F. 35F. 36F. 37F. 38F. 39F. 40F. 41F. 42F. 43F. 44F. 45F. 46F. 47F. 48F. 49F. 50F. 51F. 52F. 53F. 54F. 55F. 56F. 57Sam T. CloverJohn T. ClyneLansing CoatesAmasa CobbW.C. CochranW.g. CochranHope Reed CodyGeorge M. CoffinC.M. CoffmanJ.H. CoffmanA.B. CoffrothO.L. ColburnA.F. ColeA.H. ColeJ.M. ColeSeldon ColeW.C. Cole, IllinoisW.C. Cole, OhioW.D. ColeJames M. ColesF.W. Collins, Dept. of JusticeMattie CollisonMiss E.M. ColtonGeorge R. ColtonWalter ColyerSeymour ComanCommercial Club, ChicagoEdward M. ConantWilliam J. ConlinElla C. ConradGeorge F. ConnollyL.A. ConstantineE.W. ConwayJ.R. ConwayJohn C. CookJohn E. CookRichard Y. CookW.J. CookCapt. A.W. CookeGeorge F. CookeJay CookeLaura S.H. CookeThornton CookeW.H. CookeReuben W. CoonH.M. CooperGen. H.C. CorbinG.J. Corey[Corner stone ceremony], U.S. Government Building, Chicago, IL, October 9, 1899William C. CornwallJohn Correy, U.S. Consulate, AmsterdamG.J. Corry15
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 58George D. CorsonBox 14.10 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Cot – CuF. 1C.E. Cotton (including J.B. Elkins, U.S. Senate)F. 2George Dexter CottonF. 3J.P. CottonF. 4Willa D. CottonF. 5C.B. CouchF. 6John M. Coulter, University of ChicagoF. 7Country Club, Evanston, IllinoisF. 8The Courier, Lincoln, NebraskaF. 9James R. Covert, U.S. Dept. of AgricultureF. 10W.S. CowenF. 11William S. CowlesF. 12Charles E. CoxF. 13Loren C. CoxF. 14Louise CoxF. 15Sam D. CoxF. 16F.E. CoyneF. 17Edward F. CraginF. 18Edward CraigF. 19James CraigF. 20Earl M. CranstonF. 21Josiah CrattyF. 22C.M. CrawfordF. 23Edwin C. CrawfordF. 24Jesse P. CrawfordF. 25L.J. CrawfordF. 26Mark L. CrawfordF. 27Hugh CresF. 28T.W. CriderF. 29D.F. CrillyF. 30A.W. CrippenF. 31D.B. CrissingerF. 32George CromeF. 33Mrs. C.E. CrossF. 34E.H. CrossF. 35F.G. CrossF. 36Crossman (including W.F.L. Hadley)F. 37George T. CrusiusF. 38Cuban Relief Fund (Ferdinand W. Peck, William Penn Nixon, H.H. Kohlsaat)F. 39S.A. CulbertsonF. 40D.S. CulverF. 41John N. CunningF. 42D. CunninghamF. 43John B. CunninghamF. 44A.L. CurreyF. 45B.S. CurryF. 46A.G. CurtisF. 47Mrs. A.M. CurtisF. 48Charles E. CurtisF. 49E.H. Curtis16
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF. 50F. 51F. 52F. 53F. 54F. 55F. 56F. 57F. 58F. 59Ed. C. CurtisJ.W. CurtisJohn F. CurtisMarshall CushingWade CushingF.W. Cushman, House of RepresentativesG.A. CutlerSarah J. CutlerTemple CutlerA.D. CuttlerBox 14.11 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 D – Dawes, Rufus C. 1899F. 1John DaileyF. 2G.R. DailyF. 3T.D. DaleF. 4J.M. DalzellF. 5E.B. DanaF. 6H.H. DanielF. 7James H. DanskinF. 8A.J. Daugherty 1897-1898 (Internal Revenue Service, Peoria)F. 9A.J. Daugherty 1899-1901 (Internal Revenue Service, Peoria)F. 10H.M. DaughertyF. 11Dana DavisF. 12D.M. DavisF. 13Edward DavisF. 14F.A.W. DavisF. 15Webster Davis, Dept. of the InteriorF. 16Annie L. DawesF. 17Beman G. DawesF. 18Caro Blymyer DawesF. 19Charles G. Dawes (letter drafts)F. 20Chester M. Dawes (Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail Road)F. 21Edwyn Sandys DawesF. 22F.B. Dawes and Mrs. F.B. DawesF. 23Frances A. DawesF. 24Fred A. DawesF. 25H.E. DawesF. 26Henry M. Dawes (including Dawes Lumber Co.)F. 27James W. DawesF. 28John Frances DawesF. 29Lucy DawesF. 30Mary B. DawesF. 31Rufus C. Dawes, 1898 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.)F. 32Rufus C. Dawes, 1899 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.)Box 14.12 Correspondence 1898 – 1901Dawes, Rufus C. 1900 – DelF. 1Rufus C. Dawes, 1900 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.)F. 2Rufus C. Dawes, 1901 (including Northwestern Light & Coke Co.)F. 3Rufus C. Dawes, “Address delivered by Rufus C. Dawes. . .at the Sumner Public School (Chicago) Exercisesndon Washington’s Birthday February 22 , 1899, under the auspices of the Union League Club,” 7pp.F. 4Rufus R. DawesF. 5Sarah Dawes17
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special CollectionsNorthwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300Charles G. Dawes ArchiveF.6F. 7F. 8F. 9F. 10F. 11F. 12F. 13F. 14F. 15F. 16F. 17F. 18F. 19F. 20F. 21F. 22F. 23F. 24F. 25F. 26Thomas Dawes, [extract copied from oration given in Boston on 4 July 1787]William R. Dawes 1897-1898 (including Dawes Business Block, John M. Bigger)William R. Dawes 1899 (including Dawes Business Block, John M. Bigger)William R. Dawes 1900 (including Dawes Business Block)William R. Dawes 1901 (including Dawes Business Block)Dawes family miscellaneousBailey D. DawsonEstelle DawsonJ.B. DawsonT.C. DawsonCalvin A. DayJohn B. DayDayton recommendation (per J.H. Felton)E.J. DeBellC.H. DeereCharles DeeringJames DeeringE. DeForestC.W. DeLamatreMary V. DelaplaneCharles F. DeLoachBox 14.13 Correspondence 1898 – 1901 Dem - DunF. 1E.A. DemarayF. 2Mary R. DemasF. 3H.D. DementF. 4Stephen DemmonthF. 5Capt. L.W. Denison, 48 volunteer infantryF. 6Baine C. DentF. 7Edward DeNevenF. 8J.H. DeRidderF. 9W.D. DeSelmsF. 10Mrs. Sylvester J. O’Sullivan DeVineF. 11M.A. DevittF. 12H.F. DevolF. 13D.B. Devore, U.S. ArmyF. 14George P. DewaltF. 15Dewey Reception CommitteeF. 16E.C. DewittF. 17Charles DickF. 18Edwin DickeyF. 19H.W. DickinsonF. 20C. DieterwegF. 21Charles H. DietrichF. 22E. DillonF. 23William T. DixonF. 24Moncena M. DodgeF. 25Virginia V. DodgeF. 26F.H. DolandF. 27Charles E. DoleF. 28
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special Collections Northwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois 60208-2300 Charles G. Dawes Archive 5 Business correspondence 1894-1902 F. 18 A - C W.A. Clark F. 19 D C.G. Dawes carbons F. 20 E - H Charles A. Hanna F. 21 L LaCross Gas & Light (John W.
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discusses Universal motor grader conversion for McCormick-Deering and Fordson industrial wheel tractor, and cab for Fordson. According to some information found in the archives Champion built the first horse-drawn grader in 1875 and later the first motor
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