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Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary advises Carl Hauser that his letter arrived during Roosevelt’s absence. The letter will be forwarded to the proper authorities to see if Roosevelt can avail himself of Hauser’s offer.
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1912-06-17
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary advises Charles S. Hichborn that his letter will be brought to Roosevelt’s attention upon his return from Chicago.
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1912-06-17
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary acknowledges Robert A. Brown’s letter to Roosevelt and states that it will be given to him as soon as possible.
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1912-06-14
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Gutzon Borglum for his letter and notes that Roosevelt considers the matter of “real importance.”
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary declines William F. Britt’s invitation.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks A. C. Campbell for sending a “little picture” which amused Roosevelt. Roosevelt is overwhelmed with campaign-related work.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks D. Carter for sending the verses.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks John E. Cassady for his letter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks J. M. Clarkson for his letter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Clint Couffer for his letter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary acknowledges receipt of Lyall Davies de la Mater’s letter and replies that Roosevelt was “interested in the result of that contest.”
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks H. Leander D’Entremont for his letter and for sending the verses.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary acknowledges receipt of Mary A. Donelly’s letter and the enclosed tickets. Since Roosevelt is in Chicago, he is unable to accept Donnelly’s invitation.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks James O. Fuqua for his letter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks R. G. Giesler for his letter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary directs David C. Grant to the February 23, 1912, issue of The Outlook for Roosevelt’s position on an unnamed matter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks John L. Hamilton for his letter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks D. M. Haste for his letter.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Roosevelt’s thanks to Daniel W. Dake for the verses.
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1912-03-29
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary acknowledges a letter from J. W. Lamsey and has sent the requested pamphlets.
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1912-05-20