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Correspondents include William Markby, John S. Goodwin, William Farrar Smith, S. D. Irwin, Alfred Ainger, Edward Willard, Lionel A. Tollemache, George Otto Trevelyan, Beatrix L. Tollemache, Mary Elcho, Sarah Angelina Acland, George Edward Woodberry, Annie Fields, Elizabeth Cabot Cary Agassiz, Louisa E. Lawrence, Catherine K. Meredith, Alexander R. Becker, Eleanor Jay Schieffelin, T. Lauder Brunton, Mary Putnam Jacobi, T. Clifford Allbutt, J. S. Carpenter, Willard H. Brownson, and William Osler (recipient).

Includes letters from Governor Daniel Lindsay Russell about the Fusion movement, the 1898 election campaigns of NC and their results, and personal and political troubles following the November 1898 Wilmington race riots; and a letter from Bishop W. A. Candler requesting aid for missionary work in Cuba (August 1898).

Correspondents include Alice Wright Eaton, George Edward Woodberry, Caroline E. Stephen, Emma A. Edwards, Saul W. Whitman, Sarah Wilson Butts, Julia E. Test, Agnes Irwin, William Croswell Doane, Henry M. Simpson, Lily Millet, Sarah Heywood Trumbull, Thomas Stewardson, Robert L. Winkley, Julian Stafford Corbett, Paul Lemperly, Catherine K. Meredith, Thomas Schuyler, Thomas Hutchinson, M. Wedgwood, and Annie Fields