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Albert Shaw instructs William Loeb to write to him with any questions in relation to the publication of President Roosevelt’s speeches and addresses.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-01-27
Albert Shaw informs President Roosevelt of his upcoming article in Review of Reviews concerning current political matters. Shaw hopes that Roosevelt can review the galleys for an upcoming book of Roosevelt’s speeches and messages.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-01-22
Albert Shaw addresses issues concerning the upcoming publication of President Roosevelt’s speeches and messages.
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1904-01-22
Albert Shaw discusses the status of arrangements for the publication of a book containing President Roosevelt’s speeches.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-01-21
Albert Shaw encloses a letter from D. W. Norris, owner of the Marshalltown Times-Republican in Iowa, expressing concern about the actions of Joseph William Blythe and the railroads in the state. Shaw also sends an excerpt from a letter from journalist Murat Halstead, who expresses concern about efforts by factions of the Republican party to prevent President Roosevelt’s nomination for re-election.
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1904-01-13
Albert Shaw discusses arrangements for galleys of a book containing President Roosevelt’s addresses and state papers. Shaw requests that all correspondence concerning the book be sent to him.
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1904-01-13
Albert Shaw will be sending proofs for President Roosevelt to look over. Shaw hopes that the President found his editorial remarks concerning Leonard Wood’s promotion satisfactory.
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1904-01-06
Albert Shaw discusses publications of sets of President Roosevelt’s speeches and plans to send proofs.
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1904-01-02
Albert Shaw provides details concerning a publishing agreement to include Roosevelt’s books The Rough Riders and The Strenuous Life in forthcoming edition of his works.
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1903-12-12
Albert Shaw relays that he returned a letter received from President Roosevelt to William Loeb. Shaw discusses arrangements between the Collier firm and George Haven Putnam regarding the publication of a campaign edition of Roosevelt’s works, referencing the Siegel-Cooper experiment.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-12-01
Albert Shaw reports of a satisfactory interview with George Haven Putnam. Shaw will send letter to President Roosevelt and a memorandum to William Loeb.
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1903-12-01
Albert Shaw discusses publishing arrangements involving George Haven Putnam, Peter Fenelon Collier, and manager of the Review of Reviews Robert S. Lanier for the publication of a campaign edition of President Roosevelt’s works.
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1903-12-01
Albert Shaw writes to William Loeb discussing publishing arrangements involving George Haven Putnam and Peter Fenelon Collier and the publication of a special campaign edition of Roosevelt’s works.
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1903-12-03
Albert Shaw mentions a letter from Representative John W. Dwight and discusses the Revolution in Panama as well as the Alaskan boundary dispute, settled by Lord Chief Justice of England Alverstone. Shaw writes about Seth Low’s defeat in the New York mayoral election.
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1903-11-04
Albert Shaw writes about American ships in Turkish waters near Beirut.
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1903-09-09
Albert Shaw writes to President Roosevelt to suggest moving U.S. ships from port in Beirut to other ports under English control. Oscar S. Straus is also communicating with Roosevelt on the subject.
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1903-09-03
Albert Shaw writes to President Roosevelt regarding the character and ability of Eugene Gano Hay for a court appointment. Shaw also discusses Governor Montague preventing lynching in Virginia.
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1903-08-13
Albert Shaw writes to President Roosevelt to discuss the recent death of Frederick William Holls and Frank D. Hill as a possible replacement. He mentions Roosevelt’s involvement during the recent situation in the Government Printing Office.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-07-31
Albert Shaw writes to President Roosevelt to recommend Frank D. Hill for appointment to consul-general in Antwerp.
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1903-07-28
Albert Shaw requests a meeting with President Roosevelt and would also like to introduce Maurice Sheldon Amos, a visiting English lawyer and administrator in Egypt.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-07-08