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Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Elon Huntington Hooker a number of checks received for the campaign fund.
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1912-08-10
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends campaign contribution checks to Elon Huntington Hooker.
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1912-07-26
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends enclosed letters to William A. Prendergast.
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1912-07-06
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary writes Charles Scribner’s Sons to acquire a copy of Major James Stevenson-Hamilton’s book on the wildlife and game reserves of South Africa. (Roosevelt would go on to write a foreword for the book Animal Life in Africa.)
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1912-07-06
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary writes to Oscar S. Straus about future visitors and the presidential campaign.
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1912-07-06
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary confirms a meeting between Roosevelt and Judson Swift.
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1912-07-06
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary discusses a fund transaction with F. E. Edmonston.
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1912-07-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary encloses a letter which was sent to Roosevelt, and which Roosevelt asked to have directed to Matthew Hale.
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1912-07-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs J. E. Hatch that his letter has been forwarded to Regis H. Post, and he can expect to hear from Post in a day or two.
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1912-07-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary notes that Roosevelt has received William E. Mason’s letter and suggestions and has turned them over to Oscar S. Straus.
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1912-07-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Judge Post a letter from Roosevelt, who would like Post to get in touch with Francis March Hatch.
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1912-07-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary encloses a letter for Senator Dixon’s attention.
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1912-07-06
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary requests that S. J. Herman stop at The Outlook offices for a meeting with Roosevelt.
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1912-07-06
President Roosevelt’s secretary dismisses charges of bribery in response to a message from B. W. Jordan.
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1912-07-06
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks C. L. Ragan for the letter he sent to Roosevelt.
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1912-06-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Albert L. Shipley for his letter.
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1912-06-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Captain Twamley for the letter he sent to Roosevelt.
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1912-06-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs Willie Mae Atwater that Theodore Roosevelt is away, but he will forward her letter to the managers of the Tuskegee Industrial Institute.
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1912-06-20
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs Alma Brantley that Theodore Roosevelt is unable to donate money to her cause.
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1912-06-20
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs Mrs. Robert Brobst that Theodore Roosevelt cannot donate money to her cause.
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1912-06-20