Box 1
Container
Contains 216 Collections and/or Records:
25. Keen, William W., Philadelphia, Pa., to Simon Flexner, New York, N.Y., 02 June 1909
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
02 June 1909
26. Flexner, Simon, New York, N.Y., to William W. Keen, Philadelphia, Pa., 11 June 1909
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
11 June 1909
27. Keen, William W., Typed letter not sent: Philadelphia, Pa., to Simon Flexner, New York, N.Y., 21 June 1909
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
21 June 1909
28. Fulton, Frank T., Telegram: Providence, R.I., to William W. Keen, Philadelphia, Pa., 31 May 1909
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
31 May 1909
29. Keen, William W., Typed letter [copy], Philadelphia, Pa., to Jacob H. Gallinger, Washington, D.C., 06 March 1901
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
06 March 1901
30. Gallinger, Jacob H., Washington, D.C., to William W. Keen, Philadelphia, Pa., 07 March 1901
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
07 March 1901
31. Keen, William W., Philadelphia, Pa., to, Jacob H. Gallinger, Washington, D.C., 08 March 1901
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
08 March 1901
32. Gallinger, Jacob H., Washington, D.C., to William W. Keen, Philadelphia, Pa., 18 March 1901
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
18 March 1901
33. Keen, William W., Philadelphia, Pa., to Jacob H. Gallinger, Washington, D.C., 19 March 1901
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
19 March 1901
34. Gallinger, Jacob H., Typed note signed: Washington, D.C., to William W. Keen, Philadelphia, Pa., 21 March 1901
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The collection contains letters received by William W. Keen and
copies of his replies, 1883-1919, along with a few newsclippings
concerning controversies over vivisection in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Keen's letters define his defensive position
on vivisection.Correspondents are physicians, political figures, or social activists
and include: James M. Brown and Jacob H. Gallinger on alleged
experimentation on human beings; Simon Flexner on a serum for
cerebrospinal...
Dates:
21 March 1901
