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William Boyd Allison letter to James Lewis

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    William Boyd Allison letter to Trevor & Colgate

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    Allison requests that Trevor & Colgate pay W. F. Keutger of Iowa certain rates for bonds. With photocopied printed fragment containing a short biographical sketch of Allison.

    mssHM 29219

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    William Boyd Allison letter to Stilson Hutchins

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    Allison writes that he would appreciate Hutchins' attention to the personal matter of Albert H. Scott.

    mssHM 29216

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    William Boyd Allison letter to "Judge Davis,"

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    In this undated letter addressed to "My Dear Judge Davis," Allison invites him to dinner "tomorrow Saty night at halfpast seven." He also looks forward to meeting the Judge's brother.

    mssHM 29214

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    William Boyd Allison letter to "My dear Mr. Cole,"

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    In this letter to the otherwise unidentified Mr. Cole, Allison writes that he may not be available as planned due to a scheduled dinner with friends.

    mssHM 29213

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    William B. (William Boyd) Alisson letter to Henry Graff Trevor

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    Allison is happy that Trevor and his wife are coming to Washington, but he is not sure if he can secure tickets to "the Ceremony in the Capitol." Typed letter, signed by hand. On United States Senate letterhead. Includes clipping with brief biography of Allison.

    mssHM 29218

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    William Allison letter to Arthur Pue Gorman

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    Allison sends his regrets, but he will be unable to join Senator Gorman for dinner due to a necessary trip to Philadelphia.

    mssHM 29215