Scope and Contents In envelope labeled “PCL & P.Co., J.D. Rockefeller Correspondence” (included): Letter, from Thomas L. Kane to Rockefeller, copy, asking if he can see Rockefeller in Cleveland to discuss the “actions of the Producers’ Consolidated sand and Petroleum,” 1 p., 23 August 1878; Telegraph from J.D. Rockefeller, Cleveland, to Thomas L. Kane, Thomas L. Kane, asks if there’s been any change in the value of the Producers’ Consolidated Comp., 1 p., 26 August 1878; Telegraph from Rockefeller to...

Scope and Contents In envelope labeled “PCL & P.Co., J.D. Rockefeller Corresp.” (included): Letter, from Thomas L. Kane, Thomas L. Kane to J.D. Rockefeller, copy, reply to Rockefeller’s telegram, Thomas L. Kane wants to see Mr. Vandegrift, 26 August 1878, also includes handwritten copy of telegram, from Rockefeller, Cleveland, to Thomas L. Kane, asks if there’s been any change in the value of the Producers’ Consolidated Comp., 26 August 1878, copy of telegram to Rockefeller, Thomas L. Kane received his...

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Autograph letter signed, from H.L. Taylor, Petrolia, Penn., to Thomas L. Kane, Kane, on leased lands, includes envelope, 2 pp., 29 August 1878.

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Autograph letter signed, from H.L. Taylor, Petrolia, to Thomas L. Kane, Kane, they have decided not to buy Thomas L. Kane’s lands, includes envelope, 2 pp., 4 September 1878.

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Deed, tearing at folds, Thomas L. Kane and Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane sell 2 tracts of land to Samuel Field, William C. Keemhle, and Frank Field, 1 p., folded, written and printed on 4 sides, 1 December 1879. In Series XI, Box 62, Folder 2.

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Autograph letter, from Thomas L. Kane, Warren, PA, to Elisha K. Kane (son), instructions dealing with various people in business matters, written on Carver House stationery, 1 p., written on both sides, 23 May 1880.

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Autograph letter, from Thomas L. Kane, all names have been intentionally withheld, regards some intensely private business conducted by Thomas L. Kane in Chicago, pieced together with tape, envelope (included) labeled (in Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane’s hand) “ May 1880. Pieces of copies of a letter and its sequel, that were stolen from Tom, at Chicago. These scraps he had hidden in the lining of his trunk. Fortunately what was stolen was unsigned,” 2 pp., 27/28-29 May 1880.

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Autograph letter signed, from R.M. Overhiser, Ridgeway, PA, to Kane, Kane, asking for 60 days to sell, 1 page, folded, written on 2 sides, 28 August 1882. (See 3-3-30)

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Autograph letter, from Kane, Kane, to R.M. Overhiser, writes that he cannot give Overhiser the “60 days refusal requested,” 1 torn page, 2 September 1882. (See 3-108)

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Autograph letter signed, from John Brown, Bradford, PA, to Thomas L. Kane, Kane, the Enterprise Transit Co. has decided to have the lands they purchased from Thomas L. Kane assessed, enclosed is a statement of land owed by the Company, includes envelope, 2 pp., 16 April 1883.