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Senator Hanna informs President Roosevelt that Mrs. Sanger has canceled the dinner due to measles in the family.
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1902-12-13
Senator Hanna would like for George B. Cortelyou to thank President Roosevelt for the cartoon sent on November 10.
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1902-11-13
Senator Hanna has endorsed the application for appointment as naval cadet of J. Ward Butler, whose father is not a military officer. His father is rather a businessman in Sandusky and he is a relative of Jay Cooke.
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1902-11-10
Senator Hanna believes that the election results from Ohio will be in the best interest of the nation. Hanna is not feeling well and will not be returning to Washington, D.C., until the Friday before Congress meets, but says that there are important issues that he needs to take care of at home regardless.
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1902-11-10
Senator Hanna has been communicating with John Mitchell and assured him that the miners will receive “absolute fairness” at President Roosevelt’s hands.
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1902-10-15
Senator Hanna congratulates President Roosevelt on the settlement of the Anthracite Coal Strike.
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1902-10-16
Senator Hanna endorses the application of J. Ward Butler for appointment as a cadet to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland.
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1902-10-31
Senator Hanna would like President Roosevelt to defer appointing a judge for northern Alabama until Hanna can get back to him.
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1902-10-06
Senator Hanna thanks President Roosevelt for the recent information and promises to keep it confidential.
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1902-10-02
Senator Hanna congratulates President Roosevelt for escaping serious injury in the carriage accident and asks if the upcoming conference in Oyster Bay, New York is still being held.
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1902-09-04
Senator Hanna encloses a letter from Representative Van Voorhis recommending the appointment of Mr. Cox as District Commissioner of Ohio.
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1902-08-20
Senator Hanna provides dates concerning his availability for an upcoming conference.
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1902-08-29
President Roosevelt is uncertain if he will be able to attend the Lajos Kossuth function.
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1902-07-20
Senator Hanna claims the lack of steel is due to high demand and that a revision of the tariff is currently impossible.
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1902-07-24
On behalf of his Hungarian fellow citizens, Senator Hanna invites President Roosevelt to attend the unveiling of a statue of Lajos Kossuth, the Hungarian freedom fighter.
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1902-07-16
Senator Hanna is not in favor of adopting Walcott’s suggestion.
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1902-06-07
Senator Hanna will join President Roosevelt at dinner on Tuesday.
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1902-06-08
William A. Pledger intends to apply for the consulship at Callao, Peru. Senator Hanna does not know Pledger but will “commend his claims for recognition to your consideration.” In a postscript, Hanna adds that Pledger is a “colored man.”
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1902-05-21
Senator Hanna forwards to President Roosevelt a telegram that was sent to Cuban President Tomás Estrada Palma, along with a translation. Hanna requests the return of these documents so he can send them back to Cuba.
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1902-05-10
Senator Hanna cannot make it to a scheduled meeting with President Roosevelt but will come over in the evening at any time that is convenient.
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1902-05-02