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Letter from Alice M. Duran to Mr A.E. Stearns, March 16, 1907
Typed letter sent from Alice M. Duran to Alfred E. Stearns about Mr. Ying Chiun-Lo. Explains Ying is currently studying English with her in California. Believes Ying should be in an East Coast preparatory school in order to attend college on the…
Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Miss Alice M. Duran, March 25, 1907
Typed letter sent from Alfred E. Stearns to Alice M. Duran. Discussed with brother about looking after Chinese boys from California. States brother is willing to host boys over the summer. Provides details about the school. Will ask brother to…
Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Mr. Ying Chiun Lo, March 4, 1907
Typed letter sent from Alfred E. Stearns to Ying Chiun Lo. Explains brother's school would be a good fit. States it was designed to prepare boys to enter Phillips Academy. States it is the school's first year. Explains the work is almost like…
Letter from Cecil K. Bancroft to Mr. Ying Chiun Lo, February 28, 1907
Typed letter sent from Cecil K. Bancroft to Chiun Lo Ying. Advises against entering school in the middle of the year. Suggest communicating with Dr. Charles D. Tenney about course of action for school. Enclosed catalogue for Academy.
Letter from Ying Chiun Lo to Principal of Phillips Academy, February 21, 1907
Handwritten letter sent from Chiun Lo Ying to the principal of Phillips Academy. Came to America from Canton, China to continue education. Is a private student. Describes past education. Wishes to enter a preparatory school that will allow him to…
Letter from Y.M. Chu to Alfred E. Stearns, December 6, 1910
Handwritten letter sent from Y.M. Chu to Alfred E. Stearns. Applying for government scholarship from China. Needs a certificate and letter of recommendation from school attended. Asks for certificate and letter.
Letter from registrar at Phillips Academy to Mr. Yu Mai Chu, December 6, 1910
December sixth 1910.
Mr. Yu Mai Chu,
54 Montgomery Street,
Boston, Mass.
My dear Chu:
Mr. Stearns is absent for the current week, and his signature will be necessary for the certificate which you desire.
I shall send you the record of…
Mr. Yu Mai Chu,
54 Montgomery Street,
Boston, Mass.
My dear Chu:
Mr. Stearns is absent for the current week, and his signature will be necessary for the certificate which you desire.
I shall send you the record of…
Note from Alfred E. Burton to Mr. Alfred E. Stearns, September 24, 1910
Typed note sent from Alfred E. Burton, dean of M.I.T., to Alfred E. Stearns, principal of Phillips Academy. Received information about Mr. Chu.
Letter from Y.M. Chu to Mr. A.E. Stearns, July 13, 1910
Handwritten letter sent from Yu Mui Chu to Alfred E. Stearns. Passed entrance examination for M.I.T. Thanks Stearns for the years at Phillips Academy.
Letter from acting secretary to Dr. Stearns to Mr. Y.M. Chu, July 14, 1910
Typed letter from acting secretary for Dr. Stearns to Yu Mui Chu. Congratulates Chu on acceptance to M.I.T. Canceled room for next school year.