Neutrality – Russia and Japan
President Roosevelt lays out guidelines for American neutrality during the Russo-Japanese War.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
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1904-02-15
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President Roosevelt lays out guidelines for American neutrality during the Russo-Japanese War.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-02-15
President Roosevelt extends wishes of “welfare and prosperity” in the coming year for the King of Belgium, his family, and for the people of Belgium.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-12-30
Note of recent expenses incurred by President Roosevelt.
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1903-11-27
Draft of a quote from Theodore Roosevelt that is to be used on a “note page” and sent to Mr. Leupp.
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1903-11
President Roosevelt explains to Edgar A. Spencer, that his opinion regarding the Littauer case is based on a misunderstanding of Attorney General Knox’s evaluation of the situation.
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1903-11-04
Announcement distributed by the Department of State, Washington, D.C., confirming Rear Admiral John Grimes Walker as the representative and adviser regarding all matters concerning the Isthmus of Panama.
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1903-11-06
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Senator Dixon for his handling of the campaign.
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1912
Theodore Roosevelt thanks William Draper Lewis for the congratulatory telegram.
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1912-05-24
President Roosevelt asks Commissioner of Labor Wright to revise a recent report on the retail cost of living. He believes the report is misleading.
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1904-05-14
Theodore Roosevelt agrees with Andrew Carnegie’s views on legal price fixing. Roosevelt believes that this power must occasionally be used and such use should always be a possibility.
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1911-12-01
“Three cheers for Indiana. I heartily congratulate you on the good work that has been done.”
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1912-08
The photographs were sent from Oyster Bay, New York several days ago.
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1911
Theodore Roosevelt suggests organizing the traveling salesmen and railway men.
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1912-07-02
Theodore Roosevelt thanks thirteen-year-old Adolph Andersen for the drawing and sends greetings to Andersen’s father.
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1912-07-03
Theodore Roosevelt cannot accept Professor Ross’s speaking invitation.
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1912-02-15
President Roosevelt supports the formation of the Navy League as it provides the means to further the general public’s interest in building and maintaining the Navy.
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1903-03-19
Undelivered telegram requesting an address.
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1902-12-07
President Roosevelt would like to put a Catholic on the board of Gallaudet University at the next vacancy.
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1902-10-18
President Roosevelt issues a statement justifying his intervention in the Anthracite Coal Strike and imploring the operators and miners to settle their dispute for the good of the public.
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1902-10-31
Theodore Roosevelt supports state primaries for the nomination of the Republican presidential candidate. Roosevelt believes that the candidate should reflect the will of the people while his opponents view the nomination process as a game played for the benefit of the contestants.
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1912-03-08