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Charles C. Long sends a memo from Attorney General Knox to William Loeb regarding William Halpin’s request to increase naturalization facilities in New York.
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1904-06-22
Charles C. Long asks that the enclosed article from the Philadelphia Ledger be handed to Theodore Roosevelt.
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1904-04-30
Attorney General Knox returns a letter from President Roosevelt to William Nelson Cromwell, General Counsel of the Panama Canal Company.
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1904-03-17
Attorney General Philander C. Knox has noted the enclosed document from William Nelson Cromwell.
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1904-03-07
Charles C. Long encloses a copy of a cablegram which was sent to Marius Bô, President of the New Panama Canal Company, regarding the Panama Canal.
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1904-03-03
Charles C. Long encloses a copy of a letter from Attorney General Knox to President Roosevelt dated April 30, 1902, concerning charges leading to the removal of John Grant as U.S. marshal in the eastern district of Texas.
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1903-12-30
As President Roosevelt requested, Charles C. Long sends William Loeb the reports of Holmes Conrad and Charles J. Bonaparte regarding ex-cashier Seymour Wilcox Tulloch’s charges in the Post Office scandal. Long relays that the Attorney General’s Office did not receive the Civil Service Commission report.
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1903-11-19
In accord with a request from Benjamin F. Barnes, Charles C. Long forwards the letter President Roosevelt sent to Attorney General Knox, which was dated September 28, with reference to Senator Green.
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1903-10-01
Charles C. Long acknowledges receipt of President Roosevelt’s letter to Attorney General Knox concerning the appointment of the general agent to the Justice Department.
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1903-08-04
Charles C. Long encloses correspondence between Attorney General Philander C. Knox and William Wickham Smith for President Roosevelt.
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1903-03-03
On behalf of Attorney General Knox, Charles C. Long requests copies of the proceedings between President Roosevelt and the coal operators.
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1902-10-09
There is a controversy regarding how the Senate Judiciary Committee obtained some documents.
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1902-07-31
In the absence of Attorney General Knox, Charles C. Long gave President Roosevelt’s memorandum regarding Marshal Wilson to Assistant Attorney General Hoyt.
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1902-06-04
The Boer Legislative Committee of Philadelphia has accused the British government of violating neutrality in Louisiana. The Attorney General has made a reply.
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1902-05-28
Charles C. Long, secretary to Attorney General Philander C. Knox, returns a letter from Roswell Miller of the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway Company to the Postmaster General upon request of the Attorney General.
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1902-04-14
At the direction of Attorney General Knox, Charles C. Long encloses a copy of the Bill in Equity of the United States vs. the Northern Securities Company.
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1902-03-11