James F. Jackson papers, 1892-1924.

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James F. Jackson papers, 1892-1924.

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Correspondence, reports, speeches, and printed materials of Jackson as an officer in several social welfare agencies, especially Associated Charities of St. Paul (1892-1898), of Minneapolis (1901-1904), and of Cleveland, Ohio (1904-1909, 1912), and the Minnesota Board of Corrections and Charities (1898-1901).

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