Letter from John Barber White to Theodore Roosevelt
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White, John Barber, 1847-1923
Letter from John Baker White to Theodore Roosevelt
John Barber White expresses to Theodore Roosevelt his hope that he will speak at the Third National Conservation Congress in Kansas City, referencing a letter he sent to Bernard Nadal Baker and noting Baker’s involvement on the committee. White offers to arrange a special day for Roosevelt and consult with him on the program.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-09-09
Letter from John Barber White to Bernard Nadal Baker
Letter from John Barber White to Theodore Roosevelt
John Barber White asks Theodore Roosevelt to attend and speak at the Third National Conservation Congress, emphasizing his importance to the conservation movement and urging him to continue his leadership.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-09-08
Letter from John Barber White to Theodore Roosevelt
John Barber White learns that Theodore Roosevelt is unable to attend the National Conservation Congress event, and hopes he can change his mind. As the man who began the conservation movement, White believes that Roosevelt absolutely must make an appearance at this event because the people want to see him there.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-09-03