{"value"=>"<p>The general correspondence which is arranged in alphabetical order and includes carbons of outgoing letters, reflects Bowker's many editorial publishing, and business positions noted above, as well as his literary, political and civic interests and associations including free trade, political reform, copyright, civil service postal reform, and librarian ship. Correspondents include American Library Association, Edward Atkinson, Alice G. Mitchell Bowker, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, City Club of New York, De Laval Separator Co., Melville Dewey, William Isaac Fletcher, Adolph G. Growoll, Harper and Brothers, Edwin T. Hiscox, Houghton, Mifflin & Co., George Isles, Agusta H, Leypoldt, Library of Congress, Arthur Wellesley Milbury, Herbert Putnam, Reform Club, Anne Isabella, Lady Ritchie, Theodore Roosevelt, Edward Morse Shepard, Spencer, Trask & Co., David Ames Wells, George Foster Peabody, George Haven Putnam, Everett Pepperrell Wheeler.</p>"}