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Domestic News
September 22, 1905
The Jewish Outlook
Denver, Denver County, Colorado
What is this article about?
Mrs. Clara S. Hay sends thanks to Beth Zur Lodge No. 84, I.O.B.B., in Mobile, Ala., for a tribute to her late husband, former Secretary of State John Hay, dated Aug. 31, 1905, from Newbury, N.H.
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The following letter of acknowledgment was received from Mrs. Hay, wife of the late Secretary of State, by Beth Zur Lodge, I.O.B.B.:
"Newbury, N. H., Aug. 31, 1905.--Mr. Leon Schwarz: Dear Sir: Will you kindly extend to the members of Beth Zur Lodge No. 84, I.O.B.B., my sincere thanks for the copy of the beautiful tribute which they have paid to my late husband. I have been greatly touched by the affectionate regard which has been shown by your people all over the world and am proud to think that he was able to help them in their great trouble.
Sincerely yours,
Clara S. Hay."
The following letter of acknowledgment was received from Mrs. Hay, wife of the late Secretary of State, by Beth Zur Lodge, I.O.B.B.:
"Newbury, N. H., Aug. 31, 1905.--Mr. Leon Schwarz: Dear Sir: Will you kindly extend to the members of Beth Zur Lodge No. 84, I.O.B.B., my sincere thanks for the copy of the beautiful tribute which they have paid to my late husband. I have been greatly touched by the affectionate regard which has been shown by your people all over the world and am proud to think that he was able to help them in their great trouble.
Sincerely yours,
Clara S. Hay."
What sub-type of article is it?
Death Or Funeral
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
John Hay Tribute
Bnaibrith Lodge
Secretary Of State Acknowledgment
What entities or persons were involved?
Clara S. Hay
Leon Schwarz
Where did it happen?
Mobile, Ala.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Mobile, Ala.
Event Date
Aug. 31, 1905
Key Persons
Clara S. Hay
Leon Schwarz
Event Details
Letter from Mrs. Hay acknowledging receipt of a tribute from Beth Zur Lodge No. 84, I.O.B.B., to her late husband, expressing thanks and pride in his help to their people.