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Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary received A. E. Albright’s letter and explains that numerous others have asked that their applications be kept on file. However, they cannot comply with such requests and instead directs Albright to write Roosevelt again upon his return.
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1910-02-28
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs Charles H. Mottier that Roosevelt has received numerous invitations to speak and has declined them all as he does not want to make arrangements until his return.
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1910-02-28
In reply to a letter of March 2, Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary again refuses M. L. Ayers’s request that he cable Roosevelt regarding Sylvane M. Ferris’s re-appointment to the United States Land Office in Dickinson, North Dakota. His secretary refuses for the same reason stated in his previous letter.
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1910-03-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary explains to T. J. Gary that Roosevelt has received numerous similar invitations but he refuses to make engagements while out of the country.
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1910-03-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary explains to Charles J. Heinz that Roosevelt has received numerous similar invitations to speak but he refuses to make engagements while out of the country. He advises Heinz write Roosevelt upon his return later in the year.
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1910-03-11
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary received John Wesley Hill’s letter to Roosevelt and will ensure it reaches him.
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1910-03-11
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs P. J. Martin that Roosevelt has received numerous invitations to speak and has declined them all as he does not want to make arrangements until his return.
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1910-03-11
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs Herbert W. Hamlin that he has not sent the duplicate letter to Roosevelt, who instructed that no letters should be forwarded to him. Additionally, Roosevelt has received numerous similar requests and does not want to make arrangements until he returns.
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1910-03-16
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary regrets to inform Perlie M. Huntley that the poem cannot be read at a banquet. However, he will ensure that Roosevelt receives it.
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1910-03-16
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary explains to George H. Tracy that Roosevelt receives numerous similar requests for engagements and that he wants to avoid making arrangements while in Africa. However, Tracy can contact Roosevelt shortly after his return in June.
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1910-03-16
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs Mrs. William Adams Brown that her letter has been forwarded to Roosevelt, although he likely will not reply.
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1910-03-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary received B. S. Fifield. Since only Roosevelt can decide on the matter, his secretary suggests Fifield write him again upon his return later in the year.
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1910-03-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary received Lee L. Keedrick’s letter addressed to Theodore Roosevelt and also has one from Hill. The secretary will keep both letters together and give them to Roosevelt upon his return, as he requested that mail not be forwarded to him.
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1910-03-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs Edgar Huidekoper Wells that he forwarded his letter to Roosevelt.
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1910-03-19
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1910-04-01
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1910-04-05
Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt
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1910-04-06
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1910-04-06
Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt
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1910-04-18
Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt
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1910-04-18
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