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Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt asks her nephew President Roosevelt if he and Edith will stay at her house if they get detained by crowded trains on their way from Washington, D.C., to Oyster Bay on March 4.
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1909-02-13
President Roosevelt’s aunt, Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt, sends him a letter case that she hopes will prove useful on his trip to Africa. She wishes him luck.
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1909-02-04
Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt wishes President Roosevelt a happy birthday.
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1908-10-27
Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt thanks President Roosevelt for sending her a copy of his message for her to read. She enjoys keeping up with her nephew’s “crusade against evil.”
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1908-02-03
Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt thanks President Roosevelt for the Inauguration Medal he sent to her.
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1905-07-13
Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt thanks President Roosevelt for the photograph that he sent her.
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1904-04-23
Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt thanks President Roosevelt for his message that was modified for her to read.
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1901-12-05
Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt thanks President Roosevelt for the letter and describes her recent trip to Oyster Bay, New York.
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1901-11-03
Elizabeth Norris Emlen Roosevelt, President Roosevelt’s aunt, congratulates him on his succession to the presidency.
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1901-10-03