Benjamin Harrison

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Population. Census of 1890. || Miles between Stations. || --- || ---

THURSDAY. MAY 14TH, 1891.

VIA WABASH RAILROAD.

8,215 || 264 || Ar. MOBERLY, Mo. || (Central time) 3.00 A/M

--- || --- || Lv. MOBERLY, Mo. || " 3.10 "

12,857 || 70 || Ar. HANNIBAL, Mo. || " 5.30 "

--- || --- || Lv. HANNIBAL, Mo. || " 5.35 "

24,963 || 102 || Ar. SPRINGFIELD, Ill. || " 9.15 "

--- || --- || Lv. SPRINGFIELD, Ill. || " 10.15 "

16,841 || 38 || Ar. DECATUR, Ill. || " 11.20 "

VIA INDIANAPOLIS, DECATUR & WESTERN RAILROAD.

--- || --- || Lv. DECATUR, Ill. || (Central time) 11.50 A/M

105,463 || 153 || Ar. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. || " 4.45 P/M

VIA PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

--- || --- || Lv. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. || (Central time) 5.30 P/M

16,608 || 68 || Ar. RICHMOND, Ind. || " 7.30 "

--- || --- || Lv. RICHMOND, Ind. || " 7.35 "

61,220 || 41 || Ar. DAYTON, Ohio || " 9.05 "

--- || --- || Lv. DAYTON, Ohio || " 9.20 "

7,301 || 16 || Ar. XENIA, Ohio || " 9.50 "

--- || --- || Lv. XENIA, Ohio || " 10.00 "

88,150 || 55 || Ar. COLUMBUS, Ohio || " 11.45 "

--- || --- || Lv. COLUMBUS, Ohio || " 11.50 "

FRIDAY, MAY 15TH, 1891.

238,617 || 193 || Ar. PITTSBURG, Pa. || (Central time) 5.20 A/M

...................................................... (Eastern time) 6.20 "

VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

--- || --- || Lv. PITTSBURG, Pa. || (Eastern time) 6.30 A/M

--- || 117 || Ar. ALTOONA, Pa. || " 8.45 "

--- || --- || Lv. ALTOONA, Pa. || " 8.50 "

39,385 || 132 || Ar. HARRISBURG, Pa. || " 2.00 P/M

--- || --- || Lv. HARRISBURG, Pa. || " 2.20 "

--- || 128 || Ar. WASHINGTON, D. C. || " 5.30 "

--- || 1377

TOTAL DISTANCE, GOING AND RETURNING 9232 MILES.

ALLEN, LANE & SCOTT, PRS.

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folded map of the "TOUR OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE PACIFIC COAST, APRIL 14th to MAY 15th, 1891"

Fby 25 1893

[preprinted] EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON. [/preprinted]

Dear Senator

If you have no company tonight I will drop in about 830 and complete our talk - interrupted the other day.

If for any reason you prefer another time do not hesitate to say so

Sincerely Yours

Benjamin Harrison

Hon Leland Stanford

Personal

[printed letterhead] EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON. March 2nd 1893

Hon Leland Stanford Washington, D. C.

My dear Senator:

I am sorry that I have been compelled to defer even the acknowledgment of your kind letters of a recent date. I will dispose of the matter so far at once as to say that during the next school year at Stanford University I will spend sometime with you and deliver

[left side] some lectures upon constitutional and international law to the students of the Leland Stanford Jr. University. I am sure that I cannot come before the close of the present term; and I cannot tell, until my other engagements are ascertained, whether I can come early in the fall; but, the generous terms you offer being accepted, we can arrange the details after I get home and am able to outline my future more definitely than I can do now

[right side] I very highly appreciate your generous offer and much more the high value which you have been pleased to ascribe to the services I can render to the University

Very truly yours, Benjamin Harrison

[printed envelope] EXECUTIVE MANSION. From President Harrison

Hon Leland Stanford London England

[modern notation] no letter found 3/29/63 RWH [/modern notation]

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