Letter from John N. D. Brown to Theodore Roosevelt
John N. D. Brown reminds Theodore Roosevelt that he has written Roosevelt before offering a chance to invest in his railway construction invention. Now Brown has submitted his patent, has been in communication with the examiner, and can infer almost all his invention has passed. Roosevelt still have a chance to invest in patents in foreign countries and Brown is sending him copies of the patents, prints, and the specifications.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-11-14