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Easby-Smith, James S. (James Stanislaus), 1870-1948

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Letter from James S. Easby-Smith to Plilander C. Knox

James S. Easby-Smith reports to Attorney General Knox that he has reviewed the seven applications for pardon filed on cases in Minnesota since January 1902, and all were denied but one. Easby-Smith did not find any documentation of T. E. Byrnes, either as petitioner or attorney, in connection with any of the pardon cases.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1904-02-02

Letter from James S. Easby-Smith to Thomas Kearns

James S. Easby-Smith informs Senator Kearns that the application for Executive Clemency for Charles Meighen has been received and referred to the U.S. attorney and trial judge for their opinions.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1903-08-04

Letter from James S. Easby-Smith to Jeff Davis

James S. Easby-Smith provides details for the conviction and imprisonment of Samuel Seelig. He points out that no request for a pardon had been released as of the date of the letter.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1902-04-25