Harriet A. Kane Diary, 1 January - 31 December 1887, The Standard Diary, 1887, damaged black cover, binding gone, 376 pp. (68 pp. blank), dark and light ink, includes printed Counting-House Calendar for 1887 and Rates of Postage information in front; inside cover is inscription, “H.A. Kane, from E.D. Kane, Xmas 1886,” and another inscription that is hard to read because of water damage, dated 11 September 1887.

Photocopy of newspaper clipping, “C.L.S.C. Meeting,” unknown source, the Chautanqua meeting to be held 28 February 1887, includes the program, Harriet and Tom are included on the program, 1 p., n.d.; found on 28 February page.

Photocopy of 2 newspaper clippings: “The Hindu Woman Physician,” unknown source, but story taken from the Philadelphia Telegraph of 7 April [1887], reports the death of a Hindu woman who studied medicine in Philadelphia; “Longfellow’s Day in Kane,” unknown source, report of an open meeting of the Mountain Circle of the C.L.S.C. honoring Longfellow, n.d.; found on 7 April 1887 page.

Photocopy of newspaper clipping, tiny scrap, has the name Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen and the date 24 March beneath it; found on 24 April 1887 page.

Photocopy of scrap of paper, from a letter or note, has an address printed on one side, handwriting on the other side, 1 p., n.d.; found on 26 July page.

Harriet A. Kane Diary, 1 January - 31 December 1892, The Standard Diary, 1892, hardback black cover and binding, 158 pp. (16 pp. blank), marginal notes and underlining, probably by E. Kent Kane, dark ink and pencil, includes printed population statistics, 1888 presidential vote, legal holidays, Counting-House Calendar for 1892, rates of postage, and interest table at front, as well as preprinted dates throughout.

ALS, from Elisha K. Kane to Harriet A. Kane, on his way to Buffalo via Williamsport and Wellsborough, mentions some story going around the family, 1 p., written on both sides, 30 March 1892; found in between pages with 28-30 March and 31 March - 2 April 1892 entries.

Photocopy of program for play, “The Foresters,” by Lord Tennyson, 1 p., 7 April 1892; found in between pages with 3- 5 and 6-8 April 1892 entries.

Program for 40th Annual Commencement of the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1 p., folded, printed on 4 sides, 5 May 1892; photocopy of newspaper article, “Alumnae Supper of the Woman’s Medical College at the Hotel Bellevue,” Public Ledger—Philadelphia, 7 May 1892, 1 p.; found in between pages with 3-5 and 6-8 May 1892 entries.

Program for the 5th Annual Reunion of the Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union of M’Kean County, includes envelope addressed to Dr. Evan O’Neill Kane, 1 p., folded, printed on 4 sides, 16-17 June 1892, 2 copies; found in between pages with 20-22 and 23-25 June 1892 entries; Autograph letter signed, from Charles A. Spiegel of The Saving Fund Society of Germantown and its Vicinity, to Evan, about the settlement of an estate for June Nelson, 1p., 14 June 1892.