Letter from Rev. H.C. Hovey to John William Dawson, written from New Haven, Conn.

Letter from A.E. Verrill to John William Dawson, written from New Haven, Conn.

Letter from James D. Dana to John William Dawson, written from New Haven, Conn.

Letter from W.L. Phelps to John William Dawson, written from New Haven.

Letter to William Willoughby Francis from Madeline, The Historical Library, Yale Medical Library, 333 Cedar Street, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Civilities. She sends on envelope of letters pulled from the Osler files, which have been marked with red stickers [refers to the contents of Folder 52]. She has also sent a copy of the "Imaginary Library" to both Cushing and Malloch. She suggests that Cushing compile notes about the materials in the Osler Library to stimulate further interest in the Library.

Letter to William Willoughby Francis from Historical Library, Yale University School of Medicine, 333 Cedar Street, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Envelope marked "Osler - Cushing Letters."

Letter to William Osler from Arthur T. Hadley, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Invitation to deliver a course of Silliman Lectures at Yale University in the year 1912. Details on the conditions and on the foundation.

Letter to William Osler from Russell H. Chittenden, Sheffield Hall, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Chittenden writes of matters relating to his contribution to Osler's Systems of Medicine. He asks to be released from the engagement, as he is too busy with his own laboratory at the Sheffield Scientific School to prepare his article before the deadline.

Letter to Katharine Stone Crowell Cushing from William Osler, The Graduates Club, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Asks her to ask Mr. and Mrs. Ivan of Newburyport to a dinner. Mentions that they will not come as she has just had an operation for appendicitis. States that she is a distant cousin. Mentions inviting Mrs. and May Spooners, cousins of Grace and sisters of Mrs. Fay. They are old friends. Civilities. P.S. Mentions that it was a weak moment when she asked his Boston friends.

Letter to Harvey Cushing from Robert M. Yerkes, 631, Whitney Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Yerkes is glad Cushing enjoyed his review of "Life of Sir William Osler." He reports on his medical condition.