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Joseph L. Bristow writes to Postmaster General Payne in reference to a conversation with Eugene Francis Loud that he was informed of a discussion about a thorough investigation of the Post Office Department.
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1903-08-21
Joseph L. Bristow writes to President Roosevelt regarding the fraud investigation within the Post Office Department, and he encloses a memorandum from Ex-Postmaster General Smith.
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1903-08-20
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow writes to Postmaster General Payne regarding the work history and salary of John W. Pettit at the Baltimore, Maryland, Post Office.
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1903-08-18
Joseph L. Bristow writes to Postmaster General Payne to return a letter from Benjamin F. Barnes and enclosure of letter from William Allen White concerning the report of Chief Inspector Cochran.
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1903-08-14
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow writes to Benjamin F. Barnes inform him that he has enclosed a report relating to an article in the The Sun.
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1903-07-30
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow updates President Roosevelt on the investigation of the contracts for the sale of Bundy Time Recorder clocks to the Post Office Department.
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1903-07-28
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow writes to Benjamin F. Barnes to accept an invitation to lunch at the White House on Saturday, July 25, 1903.
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1903-07-16
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow requests that his meeting with the president be pushed back a week so that he might be able to gather more facts to present.
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1903-07-08
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow informs President Roosevelt that he has taken up an investigation looking into the recent fraud in the Post Office Department, and will have the report ready for his review as soon as possible.
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1903-06-27
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow confirms to William Loeb that his letter has been received and that proper investigations are taking place.
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1903-06-24
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow requests that the Division of Free Delivery be temporarily assigned to his bureau so that the current investigation can be expedited.
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1903-05-07
Joseph L. Bristow encloses a letter from Olin Templin of the State University of Kansas.
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1902-06-21