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to George F. Parker

Grover Cleveland declines an invitation to a celebration of Shakespeare's birthday. He expresses his appreciation for the works of Shakespeare and writes "[s]urely if English speech supplies the token of united efforts for the good ...we will do well...

GLC00162.06

[Cabinet card photograph of Grover Cleveland]

One photograph of Grover Cleveland dated circa 1896. It is a formal portrait, with Cleveland facing out, looking left. The photograph is mounted with a red border it is signed by Cleveland below the photograph. Also printed in red in the lower left...

GLC00162.07

[Photograph of Benjamin Harrison]

One photograph of Benjamin Harrison Dated 1897. The photo is a formal bust portrait, facing left. Clipped signature pasted onto the photograph at the bottom. Name Joseph Gray Kitchell carved into the mat at the lower right hand corner. Back has the...

GLC00162.09

[Photograph of William McKinley]

One photograph of William McKinley dater March 17, 1896. A Bas-relief bust portrait, of McKinley facing right. McKinley's face has been raised and contoured to create a 3-dimensional illusion. It is signed on the lower portion of the frame. There is...

GLC00162.12

to Herbert Hoover [Decimalized .01- .02]

Discusses the starvation relief in Europe and Hoover's part in its management. Expresses his support and advises Hoover as to the next steps in food distribution abroad. Discusses rationing. Stamped on page one by the U.S. Food Administration...

GLC00162.13