Secretary Hay's Visionary Contributions to Carthage College

Nicolay and John Hay, COMPLETE WORKS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,. Volume VII (Lincoln Memorial University, 1894), p. 73-4. 4 ... ... College. William H. Goetzmann. University of Texas. Col. Thomas E. Griess. U.S. ... John F. Votaw. Two: Bibliographical. Guide. 4 The Great Military ... Lincoln and John Hay, Carthage College, Wisconsin. ... American Monuments. Lincoln and John Hay, Carthage College, Wisconsin. Side: John Hay's Civil War Correspondence and Selected Writings (Carbondale: Southern Illinois. University Press, 2000), 115-16. 56 Jaffa and Johannsen, eds., ... ... John Hay, a distinguished Carthage alumnus and former U.S. Secretary of State. Through the first year of his presidency, Mr. Lincoln served as a trustee at ... ... John Hay, future secre- John Hay, alumnus, U.S. Secretary of State. Levi Easterday '63, professor of mathematics. David Tressler, 1st president at Carthage. The John M. Hay Scholarship awarded incoming college freshman at Carthage College in recognition to Secretary Hay's leadership and diplomacy. Northwest ... Panola College campus in Carthage. The mission of the Student ... Receptionist/Secretary - Marshall College Center. Mandy Harris. school question. Leishman himself was confident that this could be done. On 31 August. Secretary of State John Hay told ... Carthage."32. BIOGRAPHIC SUMMARY. John Milton Hay (October 8, 1838 – July 1, 1905) was an American statesman and official whose career in government stretched over almost half a century.