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Governor Odell is pleased that President Roosevelt is recovering well and he will travel to Washington, D.C., after the election to visit.
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1902-10-03
Governor Odell forwards a letter from W. D. Biddlemore to President Roosevelt.
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1904-10-10
Governor Odell acknowledges receipt of President Roosevelt’s letter. Odell will wait to appoint someone to Judge John Thomas McDonough’s seat until he has the opportunity to discuss it with Roosevelt.
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1904-09-30
Governor Odell inquires whether President Roosevelt would be willing to appoint the son of Edward H. Healy to the Naval Academy of Annapolis.
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1904-09-23
Governor Odell thinks President Roosevelt should “send for Secretary O’Brien at once.”
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1904-09-24
Governor Odell sends on to President Roosevelt an enclosed letter from John F. O’Brien and asks the president to consider meeting with O’Brien.
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1904-08-25
Governor Odell writes President Roosevelt to make plans to meet in Oyster Bay.
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1904-08-29
Governor Odell writes to President Roosevelt suggesting changes and edits to a draft of his acceptance letter for the Republican nomination for president of the United States in 1904.
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1904-08-23
Governor Odell returns Jacob H. Schiff’s letter. He believes Elihu Root’s letter is an “absolute declination.”
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1904-08-01
Governor Odell responds to William Loeb’s correspondence regarding a letter from the editor of the Carthage Tribune. Odell suggests that the editor’s letter be given out for publication.
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1904-08-03
Governor Odell encourages President Roosevelt to speak with General Edward Charles O’Brien because O’Brien was not given the position of secretary of the Isthmian Canal Commission. Odell believes Roosevelt should also invite John O’Brien to lunch, as he is the brother of General O’Brien and the Secretary of State for the congressional district of northern New York.
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1904-07-28
Governor Odell advises President Roosevelt not to meet with Samuel Decker Coykendall until Odell can contact Judge Hasbrouck. Odell suggests that if Roosevelt has already made an engagement with Coykendall, he should “say nothing of the matter of elector and talk to him on general lines.”
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1904-07-18
Governor Odell tells President Roosevelt that business will keep him from meeting Roosevelt as he planned, but Odell can come Friday or anytime after that.
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1904-07-06
Governor Odell shares his travel plans with President Roosevelt.
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1904-07-07
Governor Odell tells President Roosevelt he would be happy to visit Oyster Bay, New York, for the Fourth of July and asks which day it would be best for him to arrive.
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1904-07-02
Governor Odell congratulates President Roosevelt on winning the Republican nomination for president and pledges to ensure that all of New York’s electoral votes are cast for Roosevelt.
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1904-06-24
Governor Odell asks for President Roosevelt’s preference of candidates for the Committee on Resolutions and the Republican National Committee. Odell and Senator Platt need to hear from Roosevelt quickly.
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1904-06-19
Governor Odell informs President Roosevelt that he does not know when he will be able to meet with him but asks that Roosevelt write about what he would like done in New York.
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1904-06-16
Governor Odell wrote to President Roosevelt that he would be unable to meet with Roosevelt as planned. Odell stated that he will be in charge in New York state “absolutely and be permitted to pass judgment on everything until it is decided upon.”
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1904-05-21
Governor Odell telegraphed President Roosevelt to reconsider General Edward C. O’Brien for the appointment of Secretary of the Isthmian Canal Commission. Odell stated his reasons were those presented to Roosevelt when they met in Washington, D.C.
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1904-05-05