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Henry E. Huck recounts the circumstances he suffered while in a sanitarium in Guelph, Ontario, to Arthur B. Heurtley. Huck additionally provides a number of names of people who he believes can vindicate his claims.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-07-24
Henry E. Huck attests to the wrongs he believe were done him in 1910. Huck believes he was treated poorly in the absence of Alfred T. Hobbs, one of his usual doctors, and when he attempted to get in contact with John W. Langmuir to argue his case, he was rudely detained in the sanitarium. Huck claims to have been lied to and denied the usual privileges he was promised.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-07-24
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt has limited availability due to Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt’s health. He sets out a schedule for meeting with Anna Roosevelt, Anna Hall Roosevelt, and the lawyer to discuss declaring Elliott Roosevelt insane and confining him to an asylum.
1891-08-06