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A. J. Cassatt writes to President Roosevelt about the Dolliver-Hepburn Act and its impact on railroad ownership and interstate traffic. Cassatt urges Roosevelt to address this issue promptly.
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1906-02-19
A. J. Cassatt writes to President Roosevelt about his concerns regarding a bill that impacts railroad companies.
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1906-02-26
Alexander J. Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, writes to set up a time to meet.
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1904-02-21
Complimentary 1902 pass on the Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh for President Roosevelt.
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1902
Complimentary 1902 pass for free travel on the lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for President Roosevelt.
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1902
Alexander J. Cassatt, the president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, encloses an annual pass for 1904.
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1903-12-24
A. J. Cassatt encloses an annual pass for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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1902-12-23
President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad asks to be excused from the meeting as his company primarily carries bituminous coal. He believes that the Anthracite Coal Strike is unwarranted and can only end when the miners return to work at their old wages.
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1902-10-02
President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad encloses an amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act which enlarges the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission and places railroads under government regulation. Cassatt supports the bill but does not believe that it will pass without active support from President Roosevelt.
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1902-04-01
A. J. Cassatt accepts an invitation to dine with President Roosevelt.
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1902-04-07
President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad encloses a 1902 annual pass.
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1901-12-24
A. J. Cassatt does not believe that President Roosevelt’s draft can be improved.
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1901-10-29
A. J. Cassatt is prepared to meet with President Roosevelt at any time.
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1901-09-26
The services of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be at the service of President Roosevelt and Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-09-18