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  • Tags: Awards and Honors
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Woods tells Addams about plans to hold the next International Congress of Women in the United States.

Stokes thanks Addams for agreeing to attend commencement exercises and be the first woman to accept an honorary degree from Yale University.

Stokes sends Addams information regarding the Yale University commencement exercises during which she will receive an honorary degree.

Stokes writes Addams to inform her that Yale University has decided to honor her with an honorary Master of Arts degree.

Article that announces that Addams will receive an honorary degree at the University of Wisconsin Commencement.

Karsten relays Addams's gratitude and accepts the honorary position for her in the American Peace Society.

Balch asks Jäederholm to support Addams' nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Balch welcomes Addams home and tells of her plans to remain in the United States and work for peace there.

Arsenault tells Addams that her club has nominated her for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Taylor wishes Addams a belated happy birthday and hopes that her trip was envigorating.

Swanwick asks Addams for an update on her health and hints about a possible Nobel Peace Prize.

Fuller asks Addams to present his peace plan to the International Congress of Women.

Addams added additional text to her published Theodore Roosevelt tribute for public memorial in Chicago.

Stillwell informs Addams that the Chicago Association of Commerce has made her an honorary member of the organization.

Osgood informs Addams that she has won election as a permanent representative of the General Committee of the International Association for Labour Legislation.

A report of Addams receiving an award from the Greek government for service during World War I.

Addams lists her accomplishments.

Addams informs Stokes that she is happy to attend Yale University's commencement and receive and honorary Master of Arts degree.

Addams thanks Taylor for his help on the Civic Dinner in her honor and discusses the recent settlement conference.

Addams tells Lovett about a military medal from Greece and Ellen Starr's illness.

Addams writes Commons to accept membership to the General Committee of the International Association for Labor Legislation.

Addams reveals that she was offered an LL.D. from the University of Wisconsin and hopes to revise her speaking schedule.

Addams declines Ehrich's offer to be vice president of the Free Trade League.

Addams congratulates Ely on news from Stanley McCormick, remarks that she has been ill, and discusses her upcoming trip.

Addams writes Haldeman that Yale is conferring upon her an honorary Master's degree, and she sends best wishes for Haldeman's health after surgery.

Addams gives Maddox information on her degrees for the program of the Rockford College commencement.

Lathrop urges the Nobel Committee to award the Peace Prize to Jane Addams.

Addams tells the story of Bowen's life and contributions to numerous causes.

Addams describes Bowen's life story and her contributions to numerous causes.

Addams tells the story of Bowen's life and contributions to numerous causes.

Hauser asks for Addams to comment on the plan for an American Teacher and Youth award.

Hauser sends Luckey information about the National Honorary Committee for the American Youth and American Teacher awards.

Ely writes to Alice Hamilton to inform Addams of what she needs to wear at her honorary degree ceremony.

Ely congratulates Addams on the LL.D. from the University of Wisconsin.

Ely reassures Addams that there is no worry over the newspaper article and asks her about donors to a fund.

The pamphlet details an event celebrating teachers and students.

The Nation claims that Addams deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for her dedication to pacifism during the World War.

Cedarville Village Council resolves to name an annual Jane Addams Day, if Addams approves.

Farrington invites Addams to join the Ministers of Friendship of the Pan-Pacific Union.

Bear tells Addams that Cedarville wants to hold a Jane Addams Day and asks Addams for a date when she could return to speak about her recent work.

Stead praises Twenty Years at Hull-House and informs Addams that he has reviewed the book for a publication and chosen her as one of the "greatest women" in the "new" world.

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