Refers to statements by Dr. [William James?] Rolfe; mentions "restorations" [quotation marks are Morgan's]. On letterhead from the Shakespeare Society of New York. With accompanying envelope addressed to Winter at The Tribune, New York City.

Morgan is unable to give the recipient the address of the Bacon Society (probably referring to the Bacon Society of America). He refers to Mrs. Constance M. Pott as "the inspiration of the society." Letter is addressed "Dear Sir." On printed letterhead of the Shakespeare Society of New York.

Includes one postcard from Thomas Jefferson McKee to J.W. Poinier, Jr., Newark, New Jersey (4); one letter from J. Parker Norris to [William James?] Rolfe, on the topic of Appleton Morgan, dated 1885 (30); one letter in French from Fernand Henry, Le Muy Var (63); one letter to B. Frank Carpenter, Westfield, New Jersey, from Latham Davis, First National Bank, Omaha on meeting Dr. Morgan, dated 1907 (69); one letter in French and English from Copenhague, Direction de la Bibliothèque Royale, signed from H.O. Laug[r?] (77); and one invitation from The Players Club dated April 23, endorsed by Laurence Hutton (88). The letter from Alfred H. Wall includes a clipping pasted on the second leaf of the letter on the topic of Shakespeare's church at Stratford-on-Avon (92). Items (87-94) are undated.

Letter opens "Dear friend." O'Connor thanks Morgan for his "intervention with Mr. Coombes."