Fairbanks, Charles W. (Charles Warren), 1852-1918

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks believes President Roosevelt will have 100,000 plurality votes in Kansas. The leaders believe there is a chance in Missouri, however, Fairbanks is not as confident. Fairbanks states the Bland and William Jennings Bryan wing have no partiality for Judge Alton B. Parker. Fairbanks has mislaid Roosevelt’s line on Canadian reciprocity and would be glad to hear any suggestions from Roosevelt when he is in New York City.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1904-09-06

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks tells President Roosevelt that the acceptance letter he sent is perfect and does not need revision.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1904-09-02

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Charles W. Fairbanks informs President Roosevelt that he has received a letter from William F. Anderson of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Fairbanks states that he has been in touch with various members of the Methodist Church concerning the upcoming election.

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1904-08-22

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks has spoken with their Methodist friends about the work in Indiana. He believes they have the support of the Methodist Church and notes that Bishop Bashford is glad to aid them until he leaves for China. Fairbanks plans to write to Dr. Anderson about the New York situation.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1904-08-16

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks thanks President Roosevelt for congratulating him on his speech. Fairbanks praises Roosevelt’s speech and believes that Root’s speech was well received. He plans to attend a home coming event in Marysville, Ohio.

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1904-08-07

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks approves of appointing Aaron Jones the Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. Fairbanks believes that Thomas Taggart’s selection means that “the Democrats are going to make a hard fight for Indiana” but that the Republicans will not lose the state. Fairbanks has found “a number of Democrats who will give us their support.”

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1904-08-03

Telegram from Charles W. Fairbanks to William Loeb

Senator Fairbanks informs William Loeb that he received Loeb’s telegram and accepts President Roosevelt’s invitation to dine.

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1904-07-07

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks accepts President Roosevelt’s invitation to visit him in Oyster Bay. Fairbanks will arrive after the Democratic National Convention is finished.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1904-07-04

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks thanks President Roosevelt for his letter and discusses the outcome of the Republican National Convention and the upcoming campaign.

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1904-06-27

Telegram from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks congratulates President Roosevelt on his selection of new appointees including William H. Moody for Attorney General, Victor Howard Metcalf for Secretary of Navy, and Paul Morton for Secretary of Commerce and Labor.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1904-06-24

Telegram from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks thanks President Roosevelt for congratulating him on receiving the Vice-Presidential nomination.

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1904-06-23

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Charles W. Fairbanks discusses New York politics and the upcoming presidential election.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1904-05-08

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks suggests that President Roosevelt, through an appropriate representative, deny the report which appeared in the Washington Post that the chairmanship of the Republican National Convention has been offered to several parties and declined.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1904-04-09

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks informs President Roosevelt that the state committee has passed resolutions endorsing Roosevelt.

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1904-03-05

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks plans to meet with President Roosevelt.

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1904-02-18

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks reports that the delegates elected at the first district meeting are instructed for President Roosevelt.

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1904-02-16

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks hopes to meet with President Roosevelt when in Washington, D.C.

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1904-06-30

Letter from Charles Warren Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks writes to President Roosevelt to inform Roosevelt that Fairbanks is against a special session of Congress.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1903-08-07

Telegram from Charles W. Fairbanks to Philander C. Knox

Senator Fairbanks informs Attorney General Knox that his bill to expedite trials and anti-trust cases passed the Senate. Knox then directs this information to President Roosevelt.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

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1903-02-04

Letter from Charles W. Fairbanks to Theodore Roosevelt

Senator Fairbanks informs President Roosevelt that the Senate Committee on the Judiciary has decided against the reappointment of William Michael Byrne as district attorney of Delaware. An official report will be made after conferring with Roosevelt.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1903-02-03