A newspaper article written by unknown author and published by Al Anwar titled, 'A Conference on Civil Responsibility and Social Justice', dated 20 November 1999.
A magazine article on the Conference of Civic Responsibility in American University, Jbeil, titled, 'Exchanging Experiences Between Universities', dated 20 November 1999, no author.
Two newspaper articles on the Civil Responsibility, Social Justice, and Governance conference held at Lebanese American University in Beirut, Lebanon., dated 17 November 1999 and 20 November 1999.
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis to Sister Marguerite Louvet and the Orphanage of St. Charles in Beirut (spelled Beyrouth), Lebanon, dated 15 December 1945 for $130.00.
A letter and copy of Ameen F. Rihani's report of death from the American Consulate General to Albert Rihani. It lists Rihani's cause of death as multiple sustained sceptic and infected wounds following a bicycle accident. His place of death is listed…
A letter to Ralph Deakin from Constantine N. Tabet, dated August 8, 1928. The letter discusses an enclosed letter addressed to a Mr. Montefiore. The letter addressed to Mr. Montefiore mentions Ameen F. Rihani in relation to horses he was given by…
Professional and academic update from Edward M. Shiner, University Program Manager of Lebanese American University to Claude and Marsha Shiver of Hillsborough, N.C.
Birth certificate for Stallions bred by the state in Lebanon. The certificate states that the "product" is a stallion named Joad. The document also lists that the mother is Gbiyrah and the father is Kaurukal. The mare is listed as belonging to Ameen…
Breeding Card for Mares. The mare is named Gbiyrah and was bred with the stallion Koleilan for the sum of 50 francs. Ameen F. Rihani is listed as the owner of the mare.
Breeding Card for Mares. The mare is named Matra and was born in 1919. She was bred with the stallion Koheilan. Dated October 31, 1931. Mare is listed as belonging to Ameen F. Rihani.
A letter from John Williams of the University of St. Joseph to Mary Mokarzel concerning the arrival of the Mokarzel Library in Beirut. (Folder 1-1-6-10)
A letter and envelope from Khouri Boutrus al Tannouri addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Angele Ellis, 514 West Street, Carthage, N.Y., 13619, U.S.A. Sent by Airmail from Beirut, Lebanon. Containing a stamp from Long Beach, California.
