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- Collection: American University: The Formative Years
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Statement from American University about Charles A. Spaulding's suit against the American University
Description of the lawsuit against the university regarding a road through campus
Letter from John McLeran to Dr. Davidson about removing the gate 1903
Letter of complaint from John McLeran that the ban on him crossing through the AU campus has not yet been removed.
Letter from W.L. Davidson to A. B. Duvall about granting neighbors permission to cross campus and the wording of a sign for the gate 29 October 1902. Duvall's concurrence is noted on the second page.
Description of the university's actions in response to complaints about the gated roadway on campus.
Letter from John McLeran to Dr. Davidson indemnifying American University of an potential harm to his team when he crosses American University's property 29 October 1902
Letter from John McLeran promising not to hold the university responsible for any accidents that occur while on university grounds.
Letter from Barnard & Johnson to Rev. Wilbur L. Davidson on behalf of their client W. O. Hazard requesting right of way access to American University's property 11 January 1907
Law firm representing Mr. W. O. Hazard states that the promised roadway across AU campus must be kept open according to the land title.
Letter from W. L. Davidson to A. B. Browne seeking advice on the Hazard claim 17 January 1907
Description of letter from Barnard & Johnson and other issues relating to the campus roadway.
Letter from B. F. Leighton to W. L. Davidson about Hazard's claim 17 January 1907
Advice on how the campus should respond to the issue of opening the roadway.
Letter from Barnard & Johnson to Dr. Wilbur L. Davidson concerning W. O. Hazard's right of way claim 21 May 1907
Letter of complaint from W. O. Hazard regarding the gated roadway across campus.
Letter from W. L. Davidson to Barnard & Johnson concerning granting W. O. Hazard access to the property 28 May 1907
Letter granting W. O. Hazard the right to cross university grounds at his leisure.
Letter from John F. Hurst to Charles W. Baldwin 23 July 1891
Discussion of rumors regarding land purchases.