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Edward Hoit Nutter papers


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    Files

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    Primarily Edward Hoit Nutter's business files, including papers and correspondence related to Minerals Separation company and claims against them, other business ventures, and dealings with Stanford University. Also includes some collected files about American politics, as well as Nutter's personal remembrances, stock certificates, and other correspondence.

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    Personal

    Manuscripts

    Personal and biographical information about Edward Hoit Nutter, including resumes and family biographies, his Stanford diploma, and some photographs. There is also a 1906 notebook with Nutter's handwritten notes, some correspondence with his son Sheldon Nutter, and correspondence and papers related to Emanuel Swedenborg and the Swedenborgian faith.

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    Patents

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    Materials related to mineral flotation technology, including a copy of H.J. Stander's The Flotation Process; depositions from a court case; and copies of Edward Hoit Nutter's patents.

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    Early correspondence

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    The contents of an accordion folder with both business and personal letters dated between 1909 and 1920, including correspondence from Theodore J. Hoover and other business contacts.

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    American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers

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    Award and invitation mounted on poster.

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    Edwards H. Metcalf papers

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    This collection contains correspondence, ephemera, and photographs of Edwards Huntington Metcalf. The bulk of the correspondence is from Metcalf's mother, Elizabeth Metcalf; his wife, Jane Metcalf; and Bushby Harold & Associates, regarding property Metcalf owned in Tasmania. In addition to the correspondence, there are also various documents, diaries, etc., that are integrated throughout the correspondence in alphabetical order. The photographs in this collection are loosely organized by subject: aerial shots of the Palestine front, Metcalf, miscellaneous, portraits, and Tasmania. Ephemera includes brochures, fliers, pamphlets, business cards, ribbons, newspaper clippings, invitation cards, and Jane King's memorial service program. There is also miscellaneous ephemera relating to the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery and Frank King, a cartoonist.

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