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Francis C. Travers encloses a clipping which confirms what he told President Roosevelt about an unnamed person having “gone over to…Tammany body & soul.” He goes on to discuss the prospects of numerous Republican candidates in the upcoming election, including New York Mayor Seth Low.
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1903-09-29
Francis C. Travers writes to William Loeb regarding the reinstatement of Lawrence J. Hanley, a Democrat and President Roosevelt man.
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1903-08-27
Francis C. Travers requests additions be made to the list of invitations for a White House reception.
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1903-08-22
Francis C. Travers suggests that Benjamin F. Barnes forward a newspaper clipping to President Roosevelt so Travers and Roosevelt can meet and discuss its content.
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1903-08-17
Francis C. Travers encloses a clipping concerning Thomas Woodlock, editor and owner of the Wall Street News.
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1903-08-15
Francis C. Travers compliments President Roosevelt on his address to the Holy Name Society.
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1903-08-17
Francis C. Travers informs President Roosevelt that another Democrat named John Byrne can help gain support in the upcoming election.
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1903-08-19
Francis C. Travers writes to Benjamin F. Barnes concerning the date and time of an arranged meeting with Thomas F. Woodlock and President Roosevelt.
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1903-08-19
Francis C. Travers writes to President Roosevelt of Travers’ experience as chairman of the Archbishop’s Reception in New York. Travers was pleased to see a gathering of clans including David Bennett Hill and Charles Francis Murphy.
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1903-08-13
Francis C. Travers sends to President Roosevelt the answer Thomas F. Woodlock has sent to articles that have appeared in the press.
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1903-08-12
Francis C. Travers arranges a meeting between President Roosevelt and Mr. Conway at Sagamore Hill. Travers believes that if they can win Conway, they will be sure to take New York.
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1903-07-31
Francis C. Travers writes to President Roosevelt to discuss Catholic political support in the campaign.
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1903-07-27
Francis C. Travers writes to President Roosevelt to discuss the health issues of the Pope.
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1903-07-16
Francis C. Travers thanks Benjamin F. Barnes for his hospitality.
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1903-07-15
Francis C. Travers invites President Roosevelt to a meeting.
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1903-03-18
Francis C. Travers announces the creation of the Oyster Bay Board of Trade and invites “men of prominence in social and financial circles” to join.
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1903-03-16
Francis C. Travers thinks that Roosevelt’s letter to Van Vorst “strikes the nail on the head.”
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1903-02-11
President Roosevelt has “saved the day” and influenced the election enough to have Governor Odell reelected.
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1902-11-05
Francis C. Travers is a bit late for President Roosevelt’s birthday but congratulates him on “saving” the upcoming election for the Republicans. He encloses a “cannon ball” written by John Byrne, which he hopes will be published soon and will do good for the cause.
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1902-10-30
Francis C. Travers has been working to influence his independent Democrat friends and the church in favor of President Roosevelt and Governor Odell.
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1902-10-22