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FARNHAM TO GRIFFIN, JUNE 25, 1904
FARNHAM TO GRIFFIN, JUNE 25, 1904
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June 25th 1904
Mrs Jennie C. Griffin
My Dear Mrs Griffin
I enclose herein the checks as directeed it the letter received from the Gov this morning with addressed envelopes. Please have checks mailed as usual. I also enclose three bills which we -
WARD TO GRIFFIN, JUNE 30, 1909
WARD TO GRIFFIN, JUNE 30, 1909
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June 30, 1909
Mrs. J. C. Griffin,
43 West 39th Street,
New York City,
My dear Mrs. Griffin:
Mrs. Ward handed me your letter of June 25th, also Mr. J. D. King's letter of the 7th, in reference to the cleaning of the monuments in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven, Conn. I wrote to my friend, Mr. William Moseley, at New Haven, and he is investigating the matter for me. He wrote he that the expert when he took to the cemetery did not think that the monuments required cleaning, but that the coping needed pointing up and that he would send me an estimate, which estimate has not reached me up to the present date. As you know, this is a very busy time in New Haven, and as Mr. Moseley is the proprietor of the New Haven House this may account for the delay.
Yours very truly,
Rodney A. Ward -
GETT TO GRIFFIN, SEPTEMBER 24, 1909
GETT TO GRIFFIN, SEPTEMBER 24, 1909
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Sept. 24, 09.
My dear Mrs. Griffen:
With this same mail I am sending a letter to Mr. Woodruff about my matter.
I am exceedingly sorry that a proposition that bore every indication of happiness and pleasantness should turn out disastrously, but thank goodness I have better friends than the one I am with.
I shall hope to see you soon.
With every food wishes, I am
Sincerely, your friend,
Louis W. Gett -
GETT TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 5, 1910
GETT TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 5, 1910
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Jan. 5th, 1910.
PERSONAL
Mrs. J. C. Griffin,
#43 West 39th Street,
New York City,
My dear Mrs. Griffin:
It does not seem possible for me to come to New York at a time when I can expect to see you, so that I may learn what Mr. Woodruff's attitude is toward my request for his assistance in helping me to secure a position where the salary is sufficient to enable me to support my Mother and folks as comfortable as could be expected.
I saw Mr. Woodruff on New York's Day, but being he was so extremely busy, I did not care to encroach upon his time, and I have been wondering whether you wouldn't just as soon write me a letter telling me just what the Governor said when you showed him my last letter.
Of course, if you would rather wait and tell me in person when I can get a chance to come to New York, I will do my best to come as soon as I am able.
Sincerely, your friend,
Louis W. Gett -
MCSWEENEY TO GRIFFIN, SEPTEMBER 30, 1904
MCSWEENEY TO GRIFFIN, SEPTEMBER 30, 1904
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Raquette Lake Sept 30, 1904
Miss. Jennie. C. Griffen,
287 Broadway .N.Y.
My Dear :- Miss Griffin you need not pay this bill for it belongs to Richards & McDowell. the bill of D. F. Strobel.
yours J. D. McSweeney. -
WORDEN TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 28, 1909
WORDEN TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 28, 1909
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January 28, 1909
Mr. J. C. Griffin,
43 West 39th Street,
New York City
Dear Sir:-
Acknowledging receipt of your esteemed favor of January 25th, in reference to table of eight at the Peace Society Dinner to Hon. Elihu Root on February 26th, we take pleasure in enclosing herewith eight tickets for Mr. Woodruff. Kindly put the names of Mr. Woodruff's guests on these and also please send us a list of same in order that we may place them on our seating list. You may send check to cover the eight seats at your convenience.
Yours very truly,
E. C. Worden
by O. S. Taite -
WORDEN TO GRIFFIN, FEBRUARY 23, 1909
WORDEN TO GRIFFIN, FEBRUARY 23, 1909
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February 23, 1909
Mrs. J. C. Griffin,
43 West 39th Street,
New York
Dear Madam:-
Will you be kind enough to send, at your earliest convenience, the names of Mr. Woodruff's guests, and oblige,
Yours very truly,
E. C. Worden
By [illegible] -
MORRILL TO GRIFFIN, NOVEMBER 16, 1904
MORRILL TO GRIFFIN, NOVEMBER 16, 1904
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Nov 16/1904
Dear Miss Griffin
Your favor of the 10th advised me that Gov. Woodruff will be in his office Nov. 21. In that case, he will I presume be here at Trustee meeting on that date & the Certificate can be signed here
Repectfully
C. Morrill -
SMITH TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 14, 1909
SMITH TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 14, 1909
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January 14, 1909.
Mrs. J. C. Griffin.
43 West 39th-st.,
New York City.
My dear Mrs. Griffin:
I am in receipt of your letter relative to Mr. Cromwell.
I am in doubt as to whether we will be able to help him, but will if possible.
Very truly yours,
Ray B. Smith -
TO GRIFFIN, FEBRUARY 8, 1909
TO GRIFFIN, FEBRUARY 8, 1909
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Monday Feby 8th 1909
My dear Mrs Griffin:
Will you please see if in my letter from Mr Darwin R James about the Young Rep Club dinner which was to have been early in Feby & was postponed to take place on Sat the 20th of Feby, I was asked to speak. Please wire me on receipt of this to L. G's Rome here. I want to know in order to prepare myself if I am to speak. Everything going on nicely here.
Yours
T. L. W. -
TO GRIFFIN, JULY 6, 1909
TO GRIFFIN, JULY 6, 1909
July 6th, 1909
#192
T. L. Woodruff
C. G. V. Landaulet
4 Fenders Hood, horn bulb and tube, (working order) Wind Shield, (glass missing out of the lower section) front rubber mat, front seat cushion, coil box (2 registers on same), 2 door handles, 2 full to handles, 2 lever handles, 2 handsles on coupe pillars, 4 glass frames (all glass good including that in the back light) 8 pieces slip covers, dome light, (glass good) toilet case, (including mirror) childs seat, (cane covering missing) 1 rear carpet mat, 1 rear seat cushion, 1 bulb for dome light, 2 umbrella holders, license tag 38942 N.Y. leather shield at rear of Body, 2 leather straps, 1 leather (tire) piece, 3 sections front floor boards, front seat board, rear seat board, necessary sections of rear floor boards 2 storm curtains (celluloid broken in one O.S.) license plate on front of body, (O.S.) storm cover for roof, 2 steering knuckle covers, 1 hub wrench
Above is a list of articles, and parts, received in your Car
No lamps, tools, strap for crank handle, tires shoes, inner tubes
Mrs. G:
Send for Quirk & have him go over this with you & make sure it is correct then keep it on file. -
TO GRIFFIN, SEPTEMBER 7, 1909
TO GRIFFIN, SEPTEMBER 7, 1909
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9 7 1909
Syracuse NY
Mrs J C Griffin
43 West 39
Arrive seven fifty five tonight Parsons will telephone me at Sherrys at eight thirty hudson fulton meeting for tomorrow afternoon called off so can devote entire afternoon to Brooklyn matters so inform Brenner & Smith
Timothy L. Woodruff -
TO GRIFFIN, UNDATED
TO GRIFFIN, UNDATED
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Sat AM
My dear Mrs G:-
Please have Mr Smith see or phone Mr Beris & tell him to stay in A over Wed & then let him know on Monday where I'll be Tuesday ev, but not to tell anyone else.
Accept Sleicher's invitation for the 5th You have it
Decline for previous engagement the Hyde invitation
Have Mr Little keep at Keever & Young hard & have a good member -
TO GRIFFIN, UNDATED
TO GRIFFIN, UNDATED
My dear Mrs G:-
Please send me a blank check to Syracuse. I made need a little money for Deer Island &c. Nothing new. John writes they are getting on well, but Genie needs the carts & the shades for the side piazza. Hurry auto & altho Este writes that Altman say they cant have it or train finished for 10 days I would not be content with that. Wither you or he please fo there again & say I say the condition of Mrs John is such they must rush then. This I told Este to say, but dont think he did.
Yours &c
T L W. -
HIGGINS TO GRIFFIN, MARCH 26, 1909
HIGGINS TO GRIFFIN, MARCH 26, 1909
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March 26 1909
My dear Governor,
For reasons too many for you to reach the Depew dinner has been fixed today for Monday, April 26 -
Observe the change fine the usual Saturdy, to Monday - The Senator telegraphes the date to-day I send you this as how as it was settled, that you may arrange your dates.
For a Depew dinner without you is like Hamlet &c.
Trusting to see you on that date. I remain -
Very truly Yours
Algernon S. Higgins
Scdtey -
LITTLE TO GRIFFIN, JULY 11, 1908
LITTLE TO GRIFFIN, JULY 11, 1908
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July 11 1908
My Dear Mrs Griffin:
We thought you might want to decorate the Kamp. The Hughes picture is for Jack McSweeney. If you chance to be having a mass meeting & need some authographs, let us know, Its not.
Cordially
Luther B. Little -
MORRISON TO GRIFFIN, AUGUST 4, 1905
MORRISON TO GRIFFIN, AUGUST 4, 1905
Aug 4 "5
Garden City
Dear Mrs. Griffin
Will you kindly send three of I. L. W. portraits - same as yrs [?] me before -
I have good use for them all - Hope your friend liked the community of G.C. -
Yours sincerely -
C. B. Morrison -
KUFE TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 3, 1906
KUFE TO GRIFFIN, JANUARY 3, 1906
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Syracuse, New York, January 3, 1906.
Mrs. Jennie C. Griffin,
No. 339 Broadway, New York.
Dear Mrs. Griffin:
Attached hereto you will find a letter Mr. Woodruff has written to Mr. F. W. Farnham, from which you will see he mentions enclosing a letter Mr. Condon wrote hm a year ago, which must be in his files in New York. Will you kindly forward same to Mr. Farnham, together with letter and bill enclosed?
Yours very sincerely,
Katherine L. V. Kufe
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