Scope and Contents Telegram, from W.N. [Fuller?], Russell City, PA, to Evan Kane and brother, Kane, Henry Stevens has their pocket book, 1 p., 13 September 1897.

Scope and Contents Autograph letter signed, from P.B. Fellows, North Conway, NH, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., Kane, on Kane’s sprinkler, 1 p., 29 October 1897.

Scope and Contents Statement, from G.W. Campbell & Sons, Kane, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., 1 p., 10 May 1897.

Scope and Contents Autograph letter signed, from Campbell & Sons, Kane, to Evan Kane, asks him to make out deed covering both lots, 1 p., 3 May 1897.

Scope and Contents Autograph letter signed, from Campbell & Sons, North Kane, to Evan Kane, Kane, enclosed payment, 1 p., 27 April 1897.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter signed, from H.G. Clay, Philadelphia, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., Kane, sends him copy of the will of Benjamin Jones and copy of the proceedings in the case of Willink et al v. Benjamin F. Cooper, only should be lent to EWK and Elisha, 1 p., 18 October 1897.

Scope and Contents Autograph letter signed, from Campbell & Sons, North Kane, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., Kane, enclosed check for “lot of logs,” 1 p., 29 July 1897.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter signed, from J.G. Curtis, Ludlow, PA, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., Kane, he wouldn’t be able to locate his tannery anywhere else, 1 p., 6 November 1897.

Scope and Contents “Release of Liens,” typed, signed by T. [Magrinnie?] and Charles H. Adams, they release liens on house belonging to A.H. Kingsley, 1 p., 20 December 1895; also attached is receipt of payment, received of Thomas L. Kane, Jr. by W.E. Marley, 1 p., 22 February 1896.

Scope and Contents Statement, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr. from George W. Mitchell, Clerk of the Courts, Smethport, 1 p., 23 May 1896.