The Legacy of John Hay A Statesman Who Transformed America's Foreign Policy

HAY, JOHN MILTON (8 Oct. 1838-1 July 1905), diplomat, statesman, U.S. secretary of state, and historian, was born in Salem, Ind., to Dr. Charley and Helen ... John Hay was an unexpected holdover in the cabinet when Theodore Roosevelt became the President; however, they settled into a complementary ... The John Hay Library is home to Brown University's remarkable collections of rare books, manuscripts, and University Archives. We are committed to being an ... John Hay Elementary: School Information. School Hours: 8:55 am - 3:25 pm Wednesdays: 8:55 am - 2:10 pm. Attendance: 206-252-2100. Hay actively campaigned for presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln, and when Lincoln won, the new President appointed Hay his assistant private secretary. ... the prestige of the golf estate and quality of service for players and guests,' says John Hay Management Corporation CEO Marlo Quadra. John Milton Hay was appointed Secretary of State in President William McKinley's Cabinet on September 30, 1898, and entered into duty the same day. He continued ... In later years, John Hay would reflect that his relationship with Lincoln had been the most profound experience of his life — an experience that he and Nicolay ... John Hay first came to prominence as one of Abraham Lincoln's two secretaries (the other being John Nicolay). Hay was only 22 years old when ... This first full-scale biography since 1934 is a reflection of American history from the Civil War to the emergence of the nation as a world power.