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Mary McArthur T. Tuttle sent Theodore Roosevelt a copy of her article, thinking it would amuse him. She asks Frank Harper if this is true. Tuttle also encloses a clipping and hopes the reference to Roosevelt will not annoy him.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-08-25
Tuttle, Mary McArthur T. (Mary McArthur Thompson), 1849-1916
Mary McArthur T. Tuttle and her brother just returned from Washington, D.C. Tuttle reminds Theodore Roosevelt of the letters she sent to him about two weeks ago, and inquires whether or not he has received them.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-05-23
Tuttle, Mary McArthur T. (Mary McArthur Thompson), 1849-1916
Mary McArthur T. Tuttle sends Theodore Roosevelt a brochure she believes he will enjoy and asks him to write a commendation about polite letter writing practices in the 20th century.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-05-09
Tuttle, Mary McArthur T. (Mary McArthur Thompson), 1849-1916
Mary M. Tuttle describes scenes in a hotel in the Adirondack Mountains in detail. She includes a “discussion” between a New Yorker and an Ohioan about whose state is greater.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-07-29
Tuttle, Mary McArthur T. (Mary McArthur Thompson), 1849-1916