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Henry Bainbridge Chapin sends President Roosevelt a letter from Edward Robinson, Director of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Chapin asks that Roosevelt let Robinson know if he will be in Washington in May so that John Singer Sargent can can come over for the presentation of Roosevelt’s portrait before commencement.
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1905-03-20
Henry Bainbridge Chapin says the photograph is ready and the celebration was a great success.
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1905-07-28
Henry Bainbridge Chapin notifies President Roosevelt that Henry Russell Shaw died this morning at Murray Bay.
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1904-09-06
Henry Bainbridge Chapin informs President Roosevelt that Harry Shaw died unexpectedly this morning after two years of struggle. Chapin notes what a fine man Shaw was.
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1904-09-06
Henry Bainbridge Chapin thanks President Roosevelt for his sympathy note.
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1904-07-14
Henry Bainbridge Chapin accepts, on behalf of other Harvard alumni, President Roosevelt’s invitation to dine with him. Chapin lists the attendees to Roosevelt’s dinner party and explains why Brooks and Hooper are unable to attend.
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1904-01-26
Henry Bainbridge Chapin has just returned from the West and thanks President Roosevelt for the pleasure he gave them all. He wishes Roosevelt could have seen last Saturday’s game.
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1901-11-27
Henry Bainbridge Chapin sends President Roosevelt a list of members of Harvard’s Class of 1880 who will visit Roosevelt on November 1. Chapin asks when dinner will be scheduled.
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1901-10-26
Henry Bainbridge Chapin would be pleased to dine with President Roosevelt and suggests November 2. Roosevelt has no stronger supporters then the “old ’80 crowd.”
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1901-10-16