Autograph letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane to Mr. Biddle, $100,000 would be required for a road “which may bring up capitalists and settlers from the crowded East as well as put us in communication with the hungry old counties of Northwestern Pennsylvania,” the coal subscription, what to do in case “the Bill” either carries or fails next winter, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 8 May 1860.

Autograph letter signed, from Hibberd Yarnall to Thomas L. Kane, Biddle resigned, new appointments (with Thomas L. Kane as “Special Agent”), various policies, Thomas L. Kane’s pay, business considerations, 1 p., folded, written on 4 sides, 10 September 1864.

Autograph letter signed, from Frederick Fraley to Thomas L. Kane, business decisions made after meeting with Collins and Yarnall, 4 pp., 11 September 1867.

Copies of 2 letters: from Thomas L. Kane to “My dear Sir,” “I accept the position in the ‘reorganization’ of the Company,” various company policies, 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 14 September 1867; from Thomas L. Kane to Frederick Collins, inquires as to his rights “under our agreement of September,” 1 p., 22 December 1867.

Report by the Committee on the reorganization of the Company, 4 pp., n.d. [ca. September 1867].

“Copy of Resolutions passed by Directors of the McKean and Elk Land and Improvement Co.,” 1 p., written on both sides, 16 September 1867.

Autograph letter signed, from Frederick Fraley to Thomas L. Kane, sends a copy of the resolutions by the committee “which fully explain the new plans,” Thomas L. Kane was voted as one of the officers of the Company, 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, 27 September 1867.

Letter, from Thomas L. Kane to Frederick Fraley, copied in Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane’s hand, has perused the resolutions which “strike me as excellent,” asks to be notified if any inconsistency arises between his offer and its acceptance, 1 p., 28 September 1867.

Autograph letter signed, from Fred Collins to Thomas L. Kane, seeks to reduce the area of the Company’s lands through sales which “should not be delayed, but promptly and rigorously applied,” 1 p., folded, written on 3 sides, 28 October 1867.

Autograph letter signed, from Fred Collins to Thomas L. Kane, will present the subject of Thomas L. Kane’s commission to the Executive Committee, 1 p., 24 December 1867.