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Harvard Dean Byron S. Hurlbut has spoken with Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., as well as spoken about him with Professor Theodore Lyman. They both agree that he has grown in maturity and they are pleased with his progress. He had asked to go away on a trip with Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt, but Hurlbut did not consent.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-03-21
Columbia stands with Puck’s figure for the “Independent” party/vote and Puck who is holding a design drawing for a statue labeled “Reform,” which is under construction behind them by “D. W. Everett, Rev. J. F. Clarke, Beecher, Col. The. Lyman, Schurz, H. White, G. F. Williams, Curtis, [and] Jones.” The building blocks are labeled “Scratchem 1879, Anti-3rd Termism 1880, Tidal Wave Elections 1882, Civil Service Reform Bill, [and] Republican Revolt 1884.”
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1884-11-05