Letter, to Dr. Evan O’Neill Kane, reply to Kane’s attack on dogs, enclosed several newspaper clippings of letters also replying to Kane and pieces of Kane’s letter, includes envelope, 5 pp. total, folded, written on 2 sides, 20 November 1921.

Typewritten letter, from Evan O’Neill Kane to Elisha Kane, comments on a family history story written by Elisha, 2 pp., 28 February 1927.

Typewritten letter, from Dr. George S. Lesher, St. Paul Island, to Dr. E. O’Neill Kane, describes the Pribloff Islands, of which St. Paul is one, blue foxes and fur seals are raised there, the native Aleutians, enclosed is a questionnaire sent by Kane and answered by Lesher, on the geography of Alaska, and some medical questions, 5 pp., 30 April 1929.

Typewritten letter, from E. O’Neill Kane to Dr. George S. Lesher, St. Paul Island, AL, U.S. government takes better care of Alaskan seals then “Pennsylvania backwoodsmen,” they both consider cancer an infectious disease, 1 p., 11 June 1929.

Typewritten letter, from Evan O’Neill Kane to Gilbert Grosvenor, President, National Geographic Society, request for information on TLK’s involvement in early Alaskan development, 1 p., 25 January 1930.

Typewritten letter signed, from W.J. Showalter to Evan O’Neill Kane, unable to find Thomas L. Kane’s address on Alaska, refers him to Hugh Morrison at the Library of Congress, 1 p., 10 February 1930.

Typewritten letter signed, from Hugh Morrison to Evan O’Neill Kane, Thomas L. Kane’s Alaska address was delivered on 7 May 1868 before the American Geographical Society of New York, includes an account of the address, 2 pp., 16 February 1930.

Fire-Proof Asbestos Surgical Dressing, by Evan O’Neill Kane (Chicago: American Medical Association Press, 1895), 8 pp., reprinted from The Journal of the American Medical Association, 7 December 1895.

“Blunders in the Management of Railway Shock,” by Evan O’Neill Kane, 7 pp., reprinted from Railway Surgical Journal, December 1905, 3 copies.

“Surgery in the Seventies: A Retrospect,” by Evan O’Neill Kane, reprinted from International Journal of Surgery, August 1913, marginal notes in pen and pencil by a later hand, 2 typescript copies, 1 is 6 pp., 1 is 4 pp.