Letter from David M. Goodrich to Regis Henri Post
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1912-04-12
Creator(s)
Goodrich, David M. (David Marvin), 1876-1950
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Language
English
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Goodrich, David M. (David Marvin), 1876-1950
Letter from David M. Goodrich to Theodore Roosevelt
David M. Goodrich appreciates Theodore Roosevelt’s invitation to visit his home at Sagamore Hill, and will look forward to being able to do so. He reports that his health is much better, and that while he was shocked at Alexander Lambert’s prognosis, the Swiss air helped a great deal. Goodrich hopes to return to the United States soon, even if he must stay away from New York for a time in order to not endanger his health. In a postscript, Goodrich mentions the result of a recent murder case that saw the accused being acquitted because of insanity.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-03-07
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Letter from David M. Goodrich to Theodore Roosevelt
On behalf of Albert P. Russell, David M. Goodrich asks Theodore Roosevelt to provide a statement on his good service as a Rough Rider. Russell feels such a statement will help during his murder trial. Goodrich hoped to talk with Roosevelt before Russell’s trial but is leaving for St. Moritz, Switzerland, tomorrow.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1910-12-02
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Letter from David M. Goodrich to Theodore Roosevelt
David M. Goodrich is pleased to hear that President Roosevelt had already planned to give Henry K. Love the next open appointment to United States marshal in Alaska. He will ask Love if he knows any senators that will support his appointment.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1908-01-28
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Letter from David M. Goodrich to Theodore Roosevelt
Former Rough Rider David M. Goodrich writes to President Roosevelt about the possibility of fellow Rough Rider Henry K. Love being made marshal of the new Fourth Division of the Judicial District of Alaska should it be created. Goodrich believes Love’s record during and after the Spanish-American War proves that he would make a good marshal.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1908-01-23
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Telegram from David M. Goodrich to Alice Roosevelt
David M. Goodrich writes to Alice Roosevelt to inform her that he is unable to go to Michigan.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1903-08-25