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John W. Cavanaugh, CSC: Item List of Correspondence

• CJWC 1/05 Letter : Ade, George (Hazelden Farm Brook, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1927/1017
  Asks Cavanaugh for tickets for the Notre Dame - Southern California football game in Chicago.
• CJWC 1/05 Letter : Ade, George (Hazelden Farm Brook, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1927/1022
  Thanks Cavanaugh for the tickets and sends the money.
• CJWC 1/05 Letter : Ade, George (Hazelden Farm Brook, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1929/1117
  Ade broke his arm and is for that reason not sure if he can attend Cavanaugh's dinner.
• CJWC 1/05 Letter : Ade, George (Hazelden Farm Brook, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1929/1126
  The letter is about his broken arm and he is still not sure if he can attend Cavanaugh's dinner. About Purdue and Notre Dame football, he is satisfied that there will be no after season football games. He is also asking for four tickets to the Notre Dame - Army game in New York for a friend.
• CJWC 1/05 Letter : Ade, George (Hazelden Farm Brook, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1929/1130
  Because of the bad shape his arm is in he cannot attend Cavanaugh's dinner.
• CJWC 1/06 Folder : Adelsperger, Rolland 1933/12
• CJWC 1/06 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1933/1231
  Adelsperger is writing about the weather in Chicago, about his Valetine's day verses. He cannot come to Notre Dame because of the lack of money. He sends Cavanaugh parts of his manuscript concerning the questions about the exact dates of Jesus' life.
• CJWC 1/06 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh nd
  Undated letter that also deals with his manuscript on the Roman Years.
• CJWC 1/07 Folder : Adelsperger, Rolland 1934/01-02
• CJWC 1/07 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0114
  On Father Daniel Hudson's Death, etc.
• CJWC 1/07 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0205
  The letter is about manuscript on the roman years (Cavanaugh is proofreading it?). He also sends Cavanaugh a copy of a letter that Adelsperger had sent to his children. This letter deals also with his work on the manuscript for Roman Years and the problems he has with the calculation of a date. (The copy of this letter is enclosed here).
• CJWC 1/07 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0218
  Letter deals with the chapters he enclosed in this letter, about a poem he dad written for his daughter, etc.
• CJWC 1/08 Folder : Adelsperger, Rolland 1934/02-09
• CJWC 1/08 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0413
  Another letter with more chapters of Adelsperger's manuscript. For the reason of time pressure he sends Cavanaugh a copy of a letter he had sent his to his children. He invites Cavanaugh to Chicago, etc?"
• CJWC 1/08 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0903
  Adelsperger is disappointed that he hasn't heard anything from Cavanaugh about the last part of his manuscript. He is angry about Notre Dame exclusion of black students, etc.
• CJWC 1/08 Letter : Adelsperger, Rolland (623 South Sibley Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934?
  Adelsperger is sending him a part of his manuscript. He trying to determine the exact dates for birth and death of Jesus Christ, etc.
• CJWC 1/09 Folder : Alerding, Herman Josef 1905-1914
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : ? (Notre Dame) to Alerding 1910/0331
  Answer to Alerding's letter of March 17, 1910. Somebody answers for Cavanaugh who is not at Notre Dame to let the Bishop know that Governor Marshall will speak in his place on the closing exercises.
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : Alerding, Herman Joseph (Bishop Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1901/0212
  Obedience by Alerding for Cavanaugh giving the permission to work in his diocese. (Doesn't belong in the correspondence and has been moved to CJWC 16/88)
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : Alerding, Herman Joseph (Bishop Fort Wayne 1140 Clinton Street Fort Wayne, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1905/1228
  Letter regarding the retreat of the priest of the Fort Wayne diocese at Notre Dame in August 20-24, 1906. Wishes Cavanaugh a happy new year,etc.
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : Alerding, Herman Joseph (Bishop Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1910/0101
  Letter regarding the dates for retreat of the priest of the Fort Wayne diocese in August 24-26, 1910, etc.
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : Alerding, Herman Joseph (Bishop Fort Wayne) to John W. Cavanaugh 1910/0311
  Alerding declines a invitation from Cavanaugh for the closing exercises because he has to go somewhere else.
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : Alerding, Herman Joseph (Bishop Fort Wayne) to John W. Cavanaugh 1910/0317
  Alerding cannot come on that date either.
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : Alerding, Herman Joseph (On board of the "Berlin" on its way to Naples) to John W. Cavanaugh 1914/0501
  Alerding is writing about sea travels, etc.
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : JWC to Alerding 1910/0106
  Cavanaugh's answer to the letter of Bishop Alerding from January 1910. Cavanaugh is also trying to secure a place in Alerdings diocese for a student of his who wants to become a priest.
• CJWC 1/09 Letter : JWC to Alerding 1910/0314
  Cavanaugh's response to Alerding's letter of November 1910. He wants to invite Alerding for the Sunday before the closing exercises.
• CJWC 1/10 Folder : Allan, Frank N. 1931-1933
• CJWC 1/10 Letter : Allan, Frank N. " (M.D., Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1931/0707
  Allan inquires about Cavanaugh's health and asks Cavanaugh to fill out the enclosed form, etc.
• CJWC 1/10 Letter : Allan, Frank N. " (Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/0123
  Statement about Cavanaugh's last examination at the Mayo Clinic, his diabetes and the suggestion to travel to the south.
• CJWC 1/10 Letter : Allan, Frank N. " (Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/0123
  Statement regarding Cavanaugh last examination at the Mayo Clinic.
• CJWC 1/10 Letter : Allan, Frank N. " (Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/0123
  Statement about Cavanaugh last examination at the Mayo Clinic.
• CJWC 1/10 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Frank N. Allan 1933/0111
  Cavanaugh is sending Allan the answer to his questionnaire.
• CJWC 1/11 Folder : Allen, Hervey 1934
• CJWC 1/11 Letter : Allen, Hervey to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0203
  He thanks Cavanaugh for the warm welcome he received at Notre Dame and tells Cavanaugh about the letter that he sent to Bernard Ryan (judge at the New York State Court of Claims).
• CJWC 1/11 Letter : Allen, Hervey to Bernard Ryan 1934/0203
  Ryan sends Cavanaugh a copy of the letter he had received from Hervey Allen. Allen thanks Ryan for his praises of the book.
• CJWC 1/11 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Hervey Allen 1934/0109
  Cavanaugh ask allen if he could sign his book "Anthony Adverse" for Cavanaugh's friend judge Bernard Ryan or send Cavanaugh a letter which he could paste into that book.
• CJWC 1/12 Folder : Aloysi, Sister Mary 1932-1935
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/0913
  Aloysi sends Cavanaugh her manuscript on Cardinal Newman. She is not afraid of Professor Baker's judgement on her book.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/0926
  Letter about her book on Cardinal Newman.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/1221
  Aloysi is concerned about Cavanaugh's health. She writes about standings with her book, etc.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1933/0222
  Aloysi writes about her book and is very grateful for all the help that Cavanaugh provided.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1933/0728
  Aloysi write about her book on Cardinal Newman, about Father Walsh, and about Cavanaugh's contribution to her book.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Collegiate Press Corporation Boston, MA) to 1933/1027
  Notification of Sister Aloysi's publishing house about the publication of her book on Cardinal Newman
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1933/1211
  Letter about the publication of her book.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0112
  Aloysi write about her book and the good reviews it is getting. She writes also about the death of Charles Phillips who had helped her a lot with the writing of the book.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1934/0510
  Aloysi writes about Cavanaugh's sickness and the deaths of Father Hudson and Charles Phillips.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : Aloysi, Sr. Mary (Notre Dame College South Euclid, OH) to John W. Cavanaugh 1935/0214
  Aloysi writes about Cavanaugh's health, about the lectures Shane Leslie is giving at Notre Dame and the lectures she heard at Notre Dame.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Sister M. Aloysi 1932/1201
  Letter about Gilbert K. Chesterton who is supposed to write a foreword for her book, etc.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Sister M. Aloysi 1932/1216
  Cavanaugh is excited for Aloysi that Chesterton had agreed to write a foreword for her book on Cardinal Newman. He thinks that this a prerequisite for a publishing of the book. He lets her know that he can start anytime to write his part for the book.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Sister M. Aloysi 1933/0218
  Cavanaugh is on his way to the St. Edwards University in Texas which is managed by Hugh O'Donnell, CSC. He is sending her his contribution to her book and asks her to give his greetings to Mother Evarista, etc.
• CJWC 1/12 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Sister M. Aloysi 1933/0602
  Cavanaugh thanks her for the invitation for the commencement, but he cannot come. He is excited about the forthcoming publication of her book, etc.
• CJWC 1/13 Folder : Angela, Sister 1926-1931
• CJWC 1/13 Letter : Angela (Lincoln), Sr. (College of the Sacred Heart W. 133rd Street and Convent Avenue New York, NY) to John W. Cavanaugh 1925/0915
  She writes Cavanaugh from New York where she is studying Gregorian music, she thanks Cavanaugh for his support, etc.
• CJWC 1/13 Letter : Angela (Lincoln), Sr. (St. Ignatius Montana) to John W. Cavanaugh 1926/0320
  Sister Angela sends Cavanaugh Easter greetings from Alaska.
• CJWC 1/13 Letter : Angela (Lincoln), Sr. (St. Ignatius Montana) to John W. Cavanaugh 1927/0115
  Sister Angela thanks Cavanaugh for his letter and praises him as the best oroator of the Catholic church, etc.
• CJWC 1/13 Letter : Angela (Lincoln), Sr. (St. Ignatius Montana) to John W. Cavanaugh 1928/0717
  Sister Angela writes about Father Hudson, Father Fidelis, and Notre Dame.
• CJWC 1/13 Letter : Angela (Lincoln), Sr. (St. Ignatius, MT) to John W. Cavanaugh 1929/12
  Sister Angela sends Cavanaugh a Christmas Poem.
• CJWC 1/13 Letter : Angela (Lincoln), Sr. (St. Ignatius Montana) to John W. Cavanaugh 1930/1221
  Letter of friendship. Nothing noteworthy.
• CJWC 1/13 Letter : Angela (Lincoln), Sr. (St. Ignatius Montana) to John W. Cavanaugh 1930/1223
  Sister Angela sends Cavanaugh a postcard with a photo of the house where John Ayscough (Francis Bickerstaffe-Drew) is living while his own house is renovated. She also sends him Christmas wishes.
• CJWC 1/14 Folder : Armstrong, James E. 1932, nd
• CJWC 1/14 Letter : Armstrong, James E. (Alumni Association of the University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh nd
  Armstrong asks Cavanaugh for advise in problems he has in his love life.
• CJWC 1/14 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to James Armstrong 1932/1117
  Cavanaugh informs Armstrong that Hugh Mitchell and his brother are both graduates of Notre Dame.
• CJWC 1/14 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to James Armstrong 1932/1216
  Cavanaugh sends a letter of C.C. FitzGerald to Armstrong. FitzGerald has written a tribute to Professor McCure.
• CJWC 1/15 Folder : Armstrong, Phil nd
• CJWC 1/15 Letter : Armstrong, Phil to JWC(?) nd
  Armstrong asks Cavanaugh for a mass in remembrance of his deceased father, etc.
• CJWC 1/16 Folder : Art Gallery 1928,1930
• CJWC 1/16 Letter : Pando, Oscar (248 West 102nd St. New York, NY) to John W. Cavanaugh 1928/1022
  Letter regarding the acquisition of art objects for the Notre Dame art gallery. Cavanaugh is turning down the offered Inca artifacts because they are to expansive for Notre Dame.
• CJWC 1/16 Letter : Ward, R. H. (London, S.W. 1 Great Britain) to John W. Cavanaugh 1930/0110
  Ward is a specialist in lesser known dutch painters of the 17th century and asks Cavanaugh if the Notre Dame art gallery is interested in receiving photos showing the painting he is receiving.
• CJWC 1/17 Folder : Ayres, J. Ischem 1929
• CJWC 1/17 Letter : Ayres, J. Ischem (Vitalic Systems Lecture-Readings Newbern, AL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1929/0801
  Ayres is trying to sell a painting to Notre Dame, which he claims has been painted by Murillo.
• CJWC 1/17 Letter : Ayres, J. Ischem (129 Wilkinson Street Montgomery, Al) to John W. Cavanaugh 1929/0819
  Ayres is writing Cavanaugh again to assure him that the painting is genuine. Cavanaugh had written stating that he believed that is was a copy.
• CJWC 1/18 Folder : Ba - Barn 1904-1933
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Baart, Peter A. (Rectory of Saint Mary's Church 214 South Eagle Street Marshall, MI) to John W. Cavanaugh 1904/0702
  Baart asks Cavanaugh what the requirements are for a 14 year old boy to enter the seminary at Notre Dame and if they are allowed to go home for vacation and how long the courses are and what the parents have to provide.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Baart, Peter A. (Rectory of Saint Mary's Church 214 South Eagle Street Marshall, MI) to John W. Cavanaugh 1904/0719
  Baart writes again concerning the boy he wants to enter the seminary at Notre Dame. His name is John O'Leary.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Baker, Ethel G. (Public Library South Main Street at Wayne South Bend, IN) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/0603
  Baker writes Cavanaugh to congratulate him to his speech at the library meeting in Warsaw.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Baker, Marguerite S. (310 Bellefontaine Street Pasadena, CA) to John W. Cavanaugh 1926/0212
  Baker is thinking a lot about Cavanaugh and was wondering when he would come to California. She also writes about her studies, about her stay at the Glockner sanatorium, etc.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Baker, Marguerite S. (310 Bellefontaine Street) to John W. Cavanaugh nd
  Baker was at the Glockner sanatarium at the same time as Cavanaugh and is now writing him remembering the nice times they had there.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Baker, Newton D. (Baker, Hostetler, Sidlo & Patterson Union Trust Building Cleveland, OH) to Ellen Ryan Jolly 1931/1223
  Baker wrote this letter to Ellen Ryan Jolly because she wanted to know about a letter that Baker had written to Cavanaugh in 1918 regarding the question if there was legislation on its way concerning pensions for war nurses. Baker was at that time Secretary of War. Cavanaugh wanted to know what would happen to the nuns who worked as nurses during the civil war and for whom no records could be found. How they could prove that they actually had participated. Baker stated at that time that he would accept a statement of the Mother Superior as proof. He couldn't remember exactly what he had said and he hopes that the present Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley would accept it, too. Ellen Ryan Jolly annotated the copy for Cavanaugh stating that Hurley got a copy of the letter.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Bangs, John Kendrick (Century Club 7 West 43rd Street New York, NY?") to John W. Cavanaugh 1918/1015
  Cavanaugh has asked Bangs for a favor and Bangs will see what he can do for him. Bangs was disappointed that Cavanaugh was absent when he visited Notre Dame.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Barnes, Clifford W. (President, Chicago Sunday Evening Club 10 South La Salle Street Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1928/0623
  Barnes is excited that Cavanaugh will give a speech at his club. He got the news from Albert R. Erskine (President Studebaker). He asks Cavanaugh would be suitable for him.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Barnes, Clifford W. (Chicago Sunday Evening Club 10 South LaSalle Street, Suite 1340 Chicago) to John W. Cavanaugh 1928/1119
  Barnes writes Cavanaugh to apologize that it somehow leaked out that Cavanaugh wanted to give a speech for the Club. It seems that Cavanaugh is for that reason not able to speak at their Club and Barnes asks Cavanaugh to stop by his office if he is in Chicago to arrange another date for a speech. He also mentions that the same thing happened with Archbishop Ireland who was supposed to speak at his Club.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : Barnhart, Henry A. (The Sentinel Daily and Weekly, Publisher) to John W. Cavanaugh 1908/1127
  Barnhart got news from Frank Hering that Cavanaugh, Fr. Morrissey and many others are supporting him in his candidacy for the congress of the United States. He thanks them for their support.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : JWC to Ethel G. Baker 1932/0604
  Cavanaugh thanks Baker for her nice letter.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Minton Balch & Co., Publishers, New York, NY 1933/0424
  Cavanaugh asks the Minton Balch Company to send him the book "By Post to the Apostles" written Helen Walker Holman for review.
• CJWC 1/18 Letter : JWC(?) to Lawrence T. Bamber 1932/1011
  Letter concerning a brochure for the Coyne Electrical School, Chicago. Cavanaugh thinks that the president - Mr. Lewis - doesn't know anything about the things said about Cavanaugh in this broschure. Cavanaugh thinks that somebody working for the school might have put these things in the advertisement without Lewis' knowledge and Bamber should disregard them and ask his pastor for more advise.
• CJWC 1/19 Folder : Baro - Ben 1908-1933
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Barrett, John (International Bureau of American Republics 2 Jackson Place Washington, DC) to John W. Cavanaugh 1908/0901
  Cavanaugh asked him if he would give a lecture at Notre Dame in the coming year and Barrett agrees to do that when he would pass Notre Dame on his trips west.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Barrett, John (Union of American Republics Washington, DC) to William T. Russell 1914/1125
  Russell sent the proof of Cavanaugh's sermon to Barrett. Barrett gives Russell now his suggestions for changes.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Barry, P. T. (6931 Euclid Avenue Chicago, IL) to John W. Cavanaugh 1924/0819
  Barry thanks Cavanaugh for the article in the scholastic on the late John Talbot Smith. He liked Cavanaughs article. He lists other clergymen who he had the pleasure of knowing like Fr. Hucker, Fr. Walter Elliot, Fr. Lambert, Fr. Cavanaugh, Archbishop Ireland and other. He thinks that all these men had a big influence on the civil and public live and the Catholic Church greatly benefitted from it.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Bassett, Edward D. (Campaign Manager, Rockne Memorial Fund 100 Milk Street Boston, MA) to John W. Cavanaugh 1931/1106
  Bassett thanks Cavanaugh for the speech he gave for the Knute Rockne Fund in Boston. He thinks that Cavanaugh made a lot of friends in Boston and the because of his speech the fund will be a big success.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Beck, Anthony (The Michigan Catholic 6202 Hamilton Ave Detroit, MI) to John W. Cavanaugh 1930/0801
  Beck thanks Cavanaugh for the book review he send and is excited that Cavanaugh will write more for them.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Beckham, J. C. W. (Law Offices McQuown & Beckham Frankfort, KY) to John W. Cavanaugh 1914/0120
  Beckham can't come to Notre Dame to give an address, because he decided to candidate for the Senate and that will take up all his time.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Benedict XV, Pope (Vatican Vatican) to Notre Dame University 1917/0503
  Autograph letter of Pope Benedict XV. On the occasion of the diamond jubilee of the Notre Dame University. With a copy of Cardinal Gasparri's letter.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Benedict, Sr. M. to John W. Cavanaugh 1925/0923
  Sister Benedict read Cavanaugh's address in the "Indiana Catholic". She hopes that Cavanaugh will take his time to get well.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : Beniti, Sr. M. (Holy Cross Sanatorium Deming, NM) to John W. Cavanaugh 1928/0223
  Sister Beniti writes to Cavanaugh to ask him for his support for her sanatorium. She asks him for a circulation letter endorsing her sanatorium. She also wrote to Fr. O'Hara, Fr. Walsh, and Knute Rockne.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to W. S. Baron, Chicago, IL 1933/0410
  Cavanaugh thanks Baron for his letter and the copy of his book "Cathedral Basic Reader Book VI". Will add this book to his special collection for the article on Knute Rockne in it.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Sister M. Benedict, Peoria, IL 1933/0128
  Cavanaugh thanks Sister Benedict for her Christmas wishes. He wished she would have stayed close to him, so that they could have chats. He missses Cecilia. He writes about the Burke brothers, the death of his brother in law Roger, etc.
• CJWC 1/19 Letter : JWC (Notre Dame, IN) to Sister M. Benjamin, New York, NY 1933/0111
  Cavanaugh writes about the rumors Fr. Duffy is spreading that Cavanaugh could become Pope. He is also writing about the Europe trip of a Helen and the issue of free passes for the railroads, etc.
• CJWC 1/20 Folder : Ber - Bla 1906-1932
• CJWC 1/20 Letter : Bern, Henry (80 East 11th Street New York, NY) to John W. Cavanaugh 1932/0507
  Bern asks Cavanaugh as part of an opinion poll if the industry should engage artists for advertisement to make it more asthetic.

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