Letters & Publications
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December 29, 1936 – Torrey to JSA (on margin of Torrey’s letter to Murray): “Dear Apperson: for your information…Will be glad to have your idea on this. I am doing… Read more »
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December 29, 1936 – JSA to Thomas F. Malone (Troy) – Dear Malone: I have just returned from the south and hasten to express my belief that your proposed letter… Read more »
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December 31, 1936 – Jim Cawley to Editor – Harold Tribune – Dear Sir: As a lifelong reader of your excellent paper, I would like to appeal to you in… Read more »
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December 31, 1936 – Bob Marshall (Washington, DC) to JSA – Dear Apperson: On this last day of the old year I’m enclosing the letter to the Board of governors… Read more »
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December 31, 1936 – Letter to the Board of Governors, by Bob Marshall: Gentlemen: The undersigned members of the Adirondack Mountain Club have noted with concern recent press reports… Read more »
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August 27, 1937 – Lithgow Osborne (Commissioner) to JSA Dear Sir: Your letter of August 26, stating that the Adirondack Lodge Ski Bulletin advertises that the trip through Lake Colden… Read more »
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August 27, 1937 – Commissioner Osborne to Frederick W. Kelsey (Adirondack Mountain Club) Dear Mr. Kelsey: My attention has just been called to the statement in the Adirondack Lodge Ski… Read more »
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April 25, 1938 – Proposed Constitutional Amendment – State of New York No. 82, Int. 82, IN CONVENTION – April 25, 1938 Introduced by Mr. OSBORNE – read twice and… Read more »
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September 23, 1910 – Irving Langmuir’s diary – Saw Apperson about taking a trip up to “his country.” Langmuir and a young friend took their trip up to Apperson’s country... Read more »
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September 21, 1936 – Article in Schenectady Union Star, about Charles Steinmetz… Steinmetz Idea on Fires, Floods Gains Followers Schenectady Union Star September 21, 1936 Electrical Wizard, in 1921, Accidently... Read more »
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September 16, 1908 (George McAneny to property owners at Lake George) The Bolton Improvement Association Bolton Landing, Lake George, New York September 16, 1908 The Bolton Improvement Association invites your... Read more »
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October 7, 1933 – Ted Dreier (Black Mountain College) Dearest mother: Well our college year is two weeks old and some things look very good and others rather bad, but... Read more »
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October 6, 1936 – JSA to Mr. J. W. Van de Water (Hastings on Hudson, NY) Dear Jack: Enclosed you will find copy of my letter to Commissioner Osborne acknowledging... Read more »
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October 5, 1911 – Customer Order No. 21463 to JSA Package – (1) 68148 DSS 1/30 HP 1800 RPM 110V. 60 cy single phase sewing machine motor outfit complete #473738... Read more »
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October 4, 1911 – JSA to Mr. E. B. Hotaling, Taxidermist, Gloversville, N.Y. Dear Sir: I have special reasons for wanting to know when I may expect the deer skin... Read more »
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October 3, 1911 – William H. Burnett (State Game Protector, NY) to JSA Dear Sir: Your letter of September 30th, reached my hands this morning and in reply will state... Read more »
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October 29, 1936 – JSA to Thomas F. Malone (69 Sixth Ave. Troy, NY) – My dear Mr. Malone: The statement sent with your letter of the 28th is... Read more »
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October 27, 1936 – JSA to J. W. Van de Water (Hastings on Hudson) – Dear Jack: I suggest that you discuss the attached with your New York group and... Read more »
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October 26, 1936 – Thomas Malone to JSA – Mr. Apperson: The enclosed mailing is going out to forty-nine groups today, with twenty eight more being sent up in receipt... Read more »
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October 23, 1936 – Knickerbocker Press – Skiers to Meet in Albany Dec. 5 – A statewide conference on skiing to take place in Albany Dec. 5, was called yesterday... Read more »
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October 22, 1936 – JSA to Mr. Thomas F. Malone ( 69 Sixth Ave. Troy, NY) – My dear Mr. Malone: Your recent letter was re-mailed to Van de Water,... Read more »
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October 22, 1936 – John Van de Water to JSA – Dear Appy – I understand from Torrey that Hicks is calling a conference on Dec. 5 to discuss ski... Read more »
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October, 1936 Bulletin – Adirondack Mountain Club: The Conference on Skiing in New York State on December 5, 1936, as announced above, marks an important milestone in the career of... Read more »
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October 19, 1936 – Ruth Van de Water to JSA – Dear Appy: I wonder if you could provide me with a better mailing list than I have now. In... Read more »
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October 15, 1911 – Tsukamoto (Japan) to JSA Dear Appie: Nearly a year has passed like a dream and I am still here in the far eastern land. You must... Read more »
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November 26, 1936 – JSA to Robert Marshall – My dear Marshall: Thanks for your letter of the 23rd. I infer from Mr. Foote’s letter of the 20th, that... Read more »
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November 24, 1936 – JSA to James A. Foote (Natl. Parks Assn.) My dear Mr. Foote: The interest shown in your letter of the 20th is very encouraging and while... Read more »
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November 23, 1936 JSA to T. F. Malone (Troy) – Dear Tom: Attached you will find copy of the proposed resolution signed by those actively opposed to Vincent’s resolution offered... Read more »
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November 20, 1936 – James A. Foote (National Parks Assn.) to JSA – Dear Mr. Apperson: I have just had a long talk with Robert Marshall who returned to... Read more »
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Same date? James A. Foote to JSA – Mr. Apperson: I have spoken with Mr. Yard about your meeting on the 12th. He thinks that without doubt someone from... Read more »
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November 16, 1936 – JSA to Thomas F. Malone (Troy) – My dear Mr. Malone: Vincent Schaefer was just in speaking about the meeting of the Winter Sports Club, scheduled... Read more »
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November 16, 1936 – Alvin Whitney (University of the State of New York Albany) to JSA Dear Mr. Apperson: I think your letter in reply to Vogt was excellent.... Read more »
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November 13, 1936 – JSA to James A. Foote (Natl. Parks Assn.) – My dear Mr. Foote: The spirit of cooperation expressed in your letter of the 10th is... Read more »
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November 10, 1936 – JSA to J. W. Van de Water (19 Circle Driveway, Hastings on Hudson) – Dear Jack: A Mr. Kenneth Cuddleback from Pittsburgh, a director of the... Read more »
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November 10, 1936 – James A. Foote (National Park Association, Washington, DC) to JSA (Teviot Road, Schenectady, NY) – Dear Mr. Apperson: I saw Walt Williams at our hunting... Read more »
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May 25, 1937 – JSA to William G. Howard (Director, Lands and Forests) Dear Mr. Howard: Completing the work of setting up the trees on Ship Island as stated in... Read more »
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March 12, 1909 – F. W. Rowe, Purchasing Department, G.E. to Eastman Kodak Company, Folmer and Schwing Division Rochester, NY Gentlemen: Is there a method by which you can accommodate... Read more »
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June 17, 1937 – JSApperson to W. G. Howard – My dear Mr. Howard: As chief custodian of our State Forest Preserve Lands, including the State-owned islands in Lake George,... Read more »
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June 16, 1937 – William G. Howard to JSA – Dear Sir; Your letter of May 25 with regard to protecting the trees on Ship Island, Lake George, is received.... Read more »
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July 15, 1911 – JSA to American Express Company, Schenectady, N.Y. Gentlemen: Being assured that my canoe would be shipped on first train to Pearl Point, Lake George, it was... Read more »
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July 13, 1937 – JSA to Henry Ives Baldwin (New Hampshire) Dear Mr. Baldwin: We are overwhelmed at present for two important meetings, and I will have to acknowledge you... Read more »
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July 10, 1937 – Henry Ives Baldwin (Hillsboro, New Hampshire) to JSA Dear Mr. Apperson: In the leaflet “Adirondacks are ideal for Winter Sports” published by you in Jan,... Read more »
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July 1, 1911 – JSA to Fire Warden on top of Black Mountain- Dear Sir: Since our very short but pleasant visit with you several weeks ago, I have mislaid... Read more »
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January 28, 1937 – Bob Marshall to JSA – Dear Mr. Apperson: Hurrah! I am delighted you will serve on both the Steering Committee and the Ski Trail Committee. I... Read more »
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January 24, 1941 – Statement by P. L. Alger (Schenectady, NY) – The Germans have the collectivist idea that property must ne owned to get its benefits. They want to... Read more »
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January 1936 – Man-Made Erosion in the Adirondacks – Editorial comment in Forest Leaf, official organ of the Pennsylvania Forestry Association, January, 1936. “Following the business meeting, a very interesting... Read more »
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February 4, 1941 – Earl B. Clark )Arrowhead Stock Farm – North Norwich, N.Y. to Mr. Phillip W. Ham (1504 Keyes Avenue, Schenectady, NY) – Dear Mr. Ham: Thanks for... Read more »
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February 4, 1937 – JSA to George Marshall (NYC) – Dear Marshall: We can enjoy a technical victory at least since the Adirondack Mountain Club after thirteen years of discussion... Read more »
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February 28, 1936 – Utilization Through Preservation – A Talk Given With Motion Pictures to a Joint Meeting of the Burroughs Audubon Nature Club and the Genesee Fish and... Read more »
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February 21, 1941 – Alvin Whitney to JSA Dear Mr. Apperson: My apprehensions about mining developments in the Adirondacks seem to be coming true. Maybe we must abandon our semi-wilderness... Read more »
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February 10, 1937 – George Marshall (136 Old Post Road, Croton–on-Hudson, NY) to JSA – Dear Mr. Apperson: Thank for your interesting letter of Feb. 4th. I agree with... Read more »
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December 7, 1936 – David Rushmore (University Club – NYC) to JSA – Dear Mr. Apperson: I am very glad to comply with your request for a brief memorandum about... Read more »
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December 29, 1936 – Raymond Torrey to Mr. George Welwood Murray (NYC) Dear Mr. Murray: An indication of what the Lake Placid Club and probably other interests in the Lake... Read more »
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December 28, 1936 – Raymond Torrey to George Marshall (NYC) – Dear Mr. Marshall: Following the reports which I have sent him, as to the projects of those who... Read more »
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Date uncertain – 1936 – Statement by the Wilderness Society, written by Robert Sterling Yard THE WILDERNESS SOCIETY AND THE ADIRONDACKS By Robert Sterling Yard The business of the Wilderness... Read more »
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December – 1936 – Proposal of the Wilderness Society – Proposed Ski Trails in the Adirondack Park, by James A. Foote This hearing today is of vital significance... Read more »
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December 19, 1936 – Raymond H. Torrey to Frank Elkins (Sports Department, New York Times; NYC) – Dear Mr. Elkins: I read with interest your articles on winter sport, skiing,... Read more »
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December 19, 1936 – Raymond H. Torrey to Mr. A. S. Houghton (Florida) – Dear Mr. Houghton: As the matters dealt with in this letter relate to correspondence and... Read more »
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December 19, 1936 – Nettie Sellinger Pierce (chairman, conservation committee – Burroughs-Audubon Nature Club, Rochester) to JSA (President of the Forest Preserve Association) – Dear Sir: Perhaps you might be... Read more »
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December 18, 1936 – Oliver F. Allen to Editor of the Schenectady Union Star Dear Sir: Permit me to congratulate you for printing Mr. Apperson’s clear statement about Trails in... Read more »
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December 15, 1936 – Thomas F. Malone (Troy, New York) to JSA – Dear Mr. Apperson, Your letter to Robert Marshall, copy enclosed, seems to contain some excellent ideas, but... Read more »
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December 15, 1936 – Raymond Torrey to Frederick T. Kelsey (Pres. Adirondack Mountain Club, NYC) – Dear Mr. Kelsey, I read with interest and concern the statements attributed to you,... Read more »
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December 11, 1936 – Newspaper in Rochester (?) – “Clubs Plan Drive to Keep Woodland: More than 60 delegates representing conservation clubs in the Rochester District met in the Genesee... Read more »
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August 5, 1910 – The Lake George Mirror – Editorial (Author uncertain – probably a member of the Lake George Association) Making a mill-dam of Lake George is, we... Read more »
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August 27, 1908; W. T. Cox (Assistant Forester) to Office of the Forester, U. S. Department of Agriculture… UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE WASHINGTON August 27th, 1908 Office... Read more »
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August 26, 1937 – JSA to Hon, Lithgow Osborne, Commissioner (Conservation Department) My dear Commissioner: My attention has just been called to the advertisement in the Adirondack Loj ski bulletin,... Read more »
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August 25, 1911 – JSA to Mr. Warren Madison Curley, Pearl Point – Dear Curley: It is well that you did not accept my invitation to visit my camp Saturday... Read more »
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August 19, 1911 – C. E. Durkee (General Baggage Agent) to JSA – Mr. J. S. Apperson (Park Avenue, Schenectady, NY) Dear Sir: Replying to your inquiry of August 15th... Read more »
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August 16, 1911 – JSA to General Baggage Manager (D & H Railroad Co.) Dear Sir: Your local representative has refused on several occasions to check bags because they contained... Read more »
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April 28, 1937 – George Marshall (11 West 42nd Street, NYC) to JSA – Dear Apperson: I should have answered your letter a long time ago but it came just... Read more »
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Dear Mr. Apperson: Just a word of appreciation for your inspiring enthusiasm and artistry in your conservation work, as evidenced again Friday night at the meeting of the Adirondack Mountain... Read more »
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November 23, 1936 – Bob Marshall (Office of Indian Affairs) to JSA Dear Mr. Apperson: I agree with you that a very serious fight is needed to keep Article VII,... Read more »
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1935 – Publication – Tragic Truth About Erosion (excerpts) Sheet Washing Tragic Truth About Erosion, 1935, by Hugh Bennett (U.S. Soil Conservation Service) and published by the New York Forest... Read more »
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JOKING PERMISSIBLE AND HEALTHY GOING TO LAKE WITH MR. AND MRS. CANIVET ONE P.M. TOMORROW THEY INVITE YOU TO JOIN THEM. WIRE. B. F.
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Have found at last the green suit you asked all your womenfolk to look for – real, all-wool, Scotch, Harris Tweed, 4 piece, good for office or Lake wear. Size... Read more »
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Dear Uncle John! I would like very much for you to spend Christmas with us. I think that you will like very much to spend Christmas with us this year... Read more »
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Dear John, We are surely counting on you for Christmas. The girls will be here – Nell and Georgia; Martha and Ellen, then maybe Lacy, too. Hull has not been... Read more »
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Dear John: If I had any paper still gayer – striped, perhaps, or checked – I’d use it for joy! I just got home and found the lot 18 letter.... Read more »
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Dear Appy – Your letter just came to day. Thank you so much for it, and isn’t it good about the Tongue Mountain properties. I hope you’ll do as well... Read more »
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WHY NOT DEFER CAR PURCHASE UNTIL AMENDMENT SETTLED BENJIE MAY THEN BE COMMANDED FOR INDEFINITE PERIOD AND I COULD WITHOUT OPPOSITION RETURN TO LAKE TUESDAY WITH SISTER CONGER AND MCANENY... Read more »
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STARTING GAILYHOME TONIGHT SOMETIMEWILL TELEPHONE FROM SOMEWHERE NEAR… S
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My dear Miss Sylvia: I have been hoping to have a talk with the Ballengers who own Floral Island just south of Montcalm Point. As you know, this island is... Read more »
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Family want road unchanged though. Many thanks for good intentions. Fear D is right about standing with entire family, I’m the goat; Sorry can do no more being under promise.... Read more »
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J S APPERSON ENGINEERING DEPT GEN ELEC CO SCHENECTADY NY DO YOU WANT TO PART WITH ONE OF YOUR MOTOR CANOES OR SHALL I ORDER ANOTHER ROAD STILL TERRIBLE THE... Read more »
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W. J. Knapp 30 E. 42nd St. Room 1814 Balota Belting R. J. Dick & Co. 55 Barclay St., N. Y.
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Dear Miss Sylvia: I have just finished reading Miss Hilda’s note and am so glad to learn that you and part of your family will be at the lake. For... Read more »
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Note at top: Dear Mr. Apperson: Don’t forget you are invited as my guest, and I shall surely expect you. Am very grateful for your courtesy. Perhaps you may want... Read more »
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September 30, 1911 – C. E. McKim (Gen. Supt. Transportation; D & H Company) to Mr. A. J. Gifford (Mgr. Transportation Dept., GE Co.) Dear Sir: Our Police Department has... Read more »
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Dear Sir: Regarding the attached copy of Mr. Williams’ Sept. 26th letter, the following is a partial list of the articles stolen: 1 -7X8 dark brown, water-proof tent, Baker shelter... Read more »
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Dear Sir: We have today placed your order for express shipment to you at 118 Park Avenue, one Cat. 68148 HC sewing machine outfit. The net price of this outfit... Read more »
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September 26, 1911 – Paul Williams (Glens Falls) to JSA Dear Sir: Continuing our conversation in reference to the things you had stolen at the lake, I called Mr. Burnett,... Read more »
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Dear Mills: I have expected every day to learn definitely about hunting trip and now it seems I will not be able to get away at all. This is a... Read more »
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Dear Sir: In accordance with our conversation, please obtain for me at your earliest convenience, 1 – HC Sewing machine outfit, Cat. 68148 I understand this is suitable for 60... Read more »
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Dear Curley: It is well that you did not accept my invitation to visit my camp Saturday night since the entire outfit had been stolen and I fear I would... Read more »
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Dear Sir: I am trying to obtain the name of the man and the only clue I have to work on is that he met the girl with a very... Read more »
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Dear Sir: Confirming my telephone communication to you yesterday, I wish to advise that one of our employees left Saratoga on the night of Sept. 11th on your 6:40 P.M.... Read more »
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Dr. I. Langmuir: Enclosed find bill against you for $7.50, #M-10436. Kindly remit. W. S. O’Brien Head Accountant Per: D. Pratt
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Dear Wendell: I just received your note and again am disappointed and must advise that I am unable to make connections with your party. Will be very busy through the... Read more »
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Dear [?], I hope you will excuse the lead pencil letter. I went to [?] yesterday for [?] and left my glasses on the bench in the waiting room where... Read more »
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Dear Sir: A number of office men, including myself, are frequently benefitted by short camping trips into the Benson Track of the State Preserve and as these trips are made... Read more »
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Dear Sir: I understand from conversation with you last night that you are willing to extend the terms of our lease dated the 21st day of June, 1906, one year,... Read more »
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June 20, 1911 – NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF EMPLOYEES OF POWER AND MINING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (94 names) Apperson, J. S. 118 Park Avenue Argersinger, R. E. 141 Park Avenue Baer,... Read more »
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I was unable to reach your place as intended and thought possibly you and your wife might like to run down to Pearl Point on the morning boat and paddle... Read more »
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Dear Hunt: I found my outfit as usual and brought it up to Mr. Barton who is located on the lower end of Forked Island (on Tongue Mountain side). In... Read more »
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Oh, You, Look at the attached and then do some dreaming. Appears as though there had been something doing in the “big” country. Have been wandering around for about a... Read more »
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December 8, 1911 – Charles A Spenard to JSA Dear J. S. Apperson: My dear sir: Your letter received and in reply wish to say that it would be too... Read more »
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December 7, 1911 – JSA to Mr. Charles A. Spenard (Troy) – Dear Sir: Since returning, I find there is a possibility of my not having the pleasure of skating... Read more »
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Dear Rally: I understand you are willing to use your influence again in behalf of those who wish to build sails and the following is a list of spars we... Read more »
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Dear Sir: You agreed at my request over the long distance ‘phone, to delay for the present any further action about the refusal of the D & H Railroad to... Read more »
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Dr. Irving Langmuir: Referring to your letter of December 16th, in reference to bill 10911, for $6.00 covering 6 lbs. of colorite consumed for your personal account. This covers the... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Durkee: I take great pleasure in introducing to you herewith, our Mr. J. S. Apperson, who desires a conference in connection with future arrangements for handling campers’... Read more »
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Dear Sir: I wish to acknowledge your letter of the 8th and receipt of the clothes. While I have not had time to look the clothes over very carefully, I... Read more »
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My Dear App, Your kind and most welcome letter only received today, owing to having been forwarded improperly. I have had a very busy year. My sister died in February... Read more »
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August 28, 1911 – JSA to Mr. German (Pearl Point) My dear German: Last night I left with “Curly” a box which is supposed to contain 90 real live bull... Read more »
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August 12, 1911 – Minutes of the Lake George Association, held at Hotel Sagamore at 3 o’clock p.m. Saturday. August 12, 1911. Meeting was called to order by President Henry... Read more »
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My dear John: Your letter of yesterday came OK. Mighty glad to hear from you, old boy. Am sorry to tell you not to come tomorrow (Saturday) but I expect... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Fox: I certainly was glad to get your letter of the 4th and unless you will run down to see me, I will be up Saturday night... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Fox: Your letter of the 7th received just in time. Am glad you were honest enough to notify me. However, you are bad at guessing as I... Read more »
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Undated – NAVIGATION LAW (Derived from Navigation Law – 1897 – L – 1909 Sect. 52 – DEPOSIT OF DEAD ANIMALS AND RAFTING IN LAKE GEORGE PROHIBITED. NO person or... Read more »
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Dear John: I am handing you enclosed by registered mail W. M. Scott’s note for $500.00 made payable on or before March 5th, 1912, which is three years, also ten... Read more »
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Dear Sir: Replying to your favor of the 19th inst., we would advise that we can only supply complete Preston kits, and are absolutely unable to supply parts of this... Read more »
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Dear John, I am sending you enclosed all papers concerning you in the settlement of the estate. We have had a hard week’s work and I am glad that it... Read more »
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September 16, 1908 – Staley’s Creek Manganese and Iron Company – stock certificate – Staley’s Creek Manganese and Iron Company Actual Capital Stock Marion, Smythe County, Va. $45,000 This certifies... Read more »
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The Bolton Improvement Association Bolton Landing, Lake George, New York September 16, 1908 The Bolton Improvement Association invites your attendance at a general conference of residents interested in the welfare... Read more »
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Dear Sir: Some months ago I had a letter from you relative to the stock of Mrs. Sutherland in the Lamar Mining Co. It was my purpose to have sent... Read more »
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Dear Sir: I am confined to office work and therefore belong to the large class who are vitally interested in the preservation of the State forests. I recently made one... Read more »
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1908 – JSA to Edward R. O’Malley (NY Attorney General); re: the Benson Tract Forestry – Seth and Dan Wadsworth, the Benson Track Dear Sir: I am confined to office... Read more »
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August 28, 1908 – LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JNO. S. APPERSON, OF MARION, SMYTH CO, VA. (Written on January 28, 1908) Acknowledging as I do, with deepest gratitude the... Read more »
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Office of the Forester Dear Sir: The National Conservation Commission appointed by the President as a result of the Conference of the Governors held last May has asked the Forest... Read more »
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Baby Martha, The grandpa you have never seen values the bit of note telling him that you had a tooth. All children get teeth, some sooner than others, and their... Read more »
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My dear Sir: Your esteemed favor of the 25th to hand with Mr. Grose’s proposition enclosed, and in reply have to say that I am not in favor of accepting... Read more »
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Dr. J. S. Apperson President Lamar Mining Company Marion, Va. Dear Sir: Mrs. Esther A. Sutherland, widow of William Sutherland, owns fifty shares of the Lamar Mining Company stock. Kindly... Read more »
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Dear Mr. Apperson, Will you come to supper on Saturday evening and see my cousins, Coyle and I have been making a third rail electric railway and finished it this... Read more »
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Dear Mr. Apperson, Will you please come to supper on January 14, 1905? I have almost made it run but did not have a nough current. Father says if you... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Apperson: Somehow we are not seeing anything of you this Fall. Mrs. Stevenson and I and the little boys often speak of you. Mrs. Stevenson wants to... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Apperson: Could a boy have taken a more unfortunate time to break out with the measles than the day before the circus? Yet that is the sad... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Apperson: Mrs. Stevenson and I were sorry that we were out last evening and missed your call. It is very good of you to offer to take... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Apperson, I enclose my check for $6.87 according to your memorandum of Alex’s “Bob”. I do hope you have not cheated yourself. The pleasure and the experience... Read more »
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Dear Mr. Apperson, I asked [D?] Wolf yesterday about the rails but he could not say. This morning school he told me that his father said that it was to... Read more »
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SERVICE AGREEMENT, made this 2nd day of February, 1904, between the General Electric Company (hereinafter called the Electric Company), and J. S. Apperson of Schenectady, in the county of Schenectady... Read more »
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My dear Apperson, I am writing a few lines to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and many of them, for you will never have a... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Apperson: How much do I owe you for the angle irons and the nails you purchased for me for the bookcase? Peckham Wolfer’s bill is only $6.62... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Apperson: We were all disappointed when we received word you could not come to dinner with us on Christmas Day. Especially as we wanted to thank you... Read more »
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My dear Mr. Apperson, I thank you for your favor of 20th inst. And regret exceedingly that you cannot see your way clear to make us a little visit, as... Read more »
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Dear Mr. Apperson, Your very welcome letter was duly received and I sincerely thank you for the interest you are taking in our son, Leslie. I shall be vary glad... Read more »
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Dear Sir: My son Howard Hitchcock has often of the kindly interest you have taken in his welfare, and we would be very happy to meet you. He wrote, last... Read more »
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Mr. J. S. Apperson has this day completed Instruction Paper subject Arithmetic, Section 3, of the Electrical Engineering course With a percentage of 97 Mr. A. Lynott April 8, 1901... Read more »
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My dear Sir: I want to beg your pardon for my apparent neglect of a friendship, which I value very highly, in not answering your letter of a now remote... Read more »
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My dear Apperson: I suppose by now you have given me up for a bad job and thought that all of my promises were like pie crust. Well it is... Read more »
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My dear son: We have your letter of first inst. And am glad to her that John is better. I was waiting to hear from Dr. Black before arranging to... Read more »
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Dear Hull: Enclosed please find your money as the result of the great Foot Ball game yesterday. We had a fine time and those boys came out OK, financially and... Read more »
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Dear Hull: Last night’s mail brought me the Report of John’s grades at College. He has, I see, six studies. In one he is reported “very good,” in two “not... Read more »
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My dear son, I presume you will hear, or no doubt know already that we have a small pox scare here. I write to say there is so far only... Read more »
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My dear son: I have yours of 25th inst. Waited a few days thinking possibly John might write me, and then for several days I have been very busy and... Read more »
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My dear son: I have your letter with statement of John’s expenses enclosed, and send you check amount to pay his Board Bill, which seems to me to be in... Read more »
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My dear Son: I have your of 17th inst. And enclose herewith my check for $425.00 for John’s expenses. Yes, I want a statement of what and how his money,... Read more »
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Dear brother I received your letter and was so glad to no that some one thinks of me. The reason that I did not write sooner I was waiting to... Read more »
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