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Harry S. New expresses appreciation for the offer of a position in the Roosevelt administration but requests some time for consideration.
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1902-02-17
Sherrard Billings and A. H. Wood will arrive in Albany tomorrow night.
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1902-02-17
Newspaper article denying that the Roosevelt administration is opposing the renomination of Governor Yates.
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1904-02-23
James Jeffrey Roche requests that the enclosed letter be delivered to President Roosevelt.
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1902-02-17
Henry Sanger Snow, Vice President of the Ottawa and New York Railway Company, acknowledges receiving the telegram with the news that President Roosevelt approved the bill declaring the railroad bridge across the Saint Lawrence River a lawful structure.
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1902-02-17
Senator Hanna will call on President Roosevelt in the evening unless the Senate remains in session regarding the Panama Treaty.
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1902-02-18
Richard Price Morgan applied under the McKinley administration for an appointment to the international commission to examine and report on the water boundaries between the United States and Canada. The commission has once again been proposed and Morgan would like to renew his application with corresponding references.
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1902-02-18
Albert L. New encloses annual passes for the Trans-Alaskan Railway Company’s new steamship service for President Roosevelt, Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt, and their respective parties. New invites Roosevelt to join him and Harry S. New on a hunting trip in Alaska.
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1902-02-18
Although Seth Pratt’s appointment as postmaster at Litchfield, Connecticut, has been confirmed by the Senate, opposition to the appointment has been raised, due to his previous adultery and subsequent divorce.
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1902-02-18
Douglas Robinson puts in a good word for William Salomon, who will call at the White House on Saturday.
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1902-02-18
The funeral services were held for Cornelius Roosevelt this morning and the internment will be in a few days. Emlen Roosevelt has been unable to reach Andre Roosevelt, Cornelius’s son, who is in Texas. He is delighted that Ted Roosevelt is doing well.
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1902-02-18
Attorney General Knox has received a telegram from Henry Clay Frick stating that Adelaide Howard Childs Frick’s illness will prevent him from leaving home. As such, Knox recalls his invitation for tomorrow.
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1902-02-19
General Miles requests that his memorandum be returned to President Roosevelt and he will “submit it in the usual form for consideration.”
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1902-02-19
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson spoke with Herbert Parsons who believes that Tompkins McIlvaine would be excellent for the position offered to John Hammond. She was overjoyed at Ted Roosevelt’s recovery.
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1902-02-19
Henry E. Cooper, the Hawaiian Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1898, encloses a statement concerning the attitude of the Hawaiian Executive at the beginning of the Spanish-American War. He also encloses letters from President Sanford B. Dole and Minister Francis March Hatch.
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1902-02-21
A meeting of African Americans from Elizabeth, New Jersey, denounced the murder of Helen S. Bishop by George F. White, an African American. White was lynched for his crime and the African American community does not want to be condemned for the acts of one man.
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1903-06-27
“To President Roosevelt with kind regards.”
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1902-02
Senator Marcus Alonzo Hanna’s objection to the appointment of Judge Daniel Thew Wright as judge in the District of Columbia is the clearest indicator that George Barnsdale Cox has left behind Senator Joseph Benson Foraker and allied with Hanna.
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1903-07
Josiah Quincy requests a letter of introduction to Ambassador Clayton, the United States Ambassador to Mexico. Qunicy will be traveling in Mexico for business.
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1902-01-31
Maria Longworth Storer offers to return President Roosevelt’s letters pertaining to “the Catholic Church in America.” Quotations from the letters have been made public and “used to injure” Roosevelt.
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1902-01-31