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Governor Roosevelt writes to the editors of the North American Review to inform them that he has not yet received the check for his article.
1898-12-02
Assemblyman Roosevelt writes to Henry D. Nicoll to accept his offer. Roosevelt expresses uncertainty due to his inexperience, but writes that he will do his best.
1882-03-17
Assemblyman Roosevelt writes to Doctor Nicoll to accept a position which he has been offered. Roosevelt informs Nicoll that he will soon be in New York and will call on him.
1882-01-24
President Roosevelt encloses a menu from the dinner with Prince Henry of Prussia. He is also concerned about the state of things in New York and warns that they must not lose there in the Fall.
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1902-03-03
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Reverend Newton for his letter. Roosevelt writes that, in his opinion, those involved with politics are no longer interested in him, but he is content that they are continuing to fight for the causes for which he stands. Roosevelt also discusses his involvement in the most recent state election campaign.
1914-12-19
President Roosevelt thanks Bradley T. Johnson for his letter.
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1902-03-01
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Reverend Newton for his letter. Roosevelt also briefly discusses military weapons.
1914-12-17
Theodore Roosevelt comments on an article that discusses policy towards German actions.
1914-10-02
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Reverend Newton for his letters and support. Roosevelt expresses his agreement with Newton about the mineral lands and says he will forward his letter regarding the issue to George Washington Kirchwey.
1912-08-02
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Frank Neuberth for his letter and writes that he enjoys hearing from old friends from the New York Police force.
1916-12-29
Assemblyman Roosevelt thanks William Fellowes Morgan for agreeing to be present at a polling station during the upcoming election. Roosevelt mentions an organized effort against him in favor of other Republican candidates.
1883-11-03
Theodore Roosevelt informs William Fellowes Morgan that he is sailing for England, where he will marry Edith Kermit Carow. Roosevelt thanks Morgan for his kindness during the last election.
1886-11-05
President Roosevelt describes the actions he took to give public warning for the suit so as to mitigate any disastrous fluctuations in the market.
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1902-02-26
Theodore Roosevelt informs A. P. Moore that he cannot make a speech, though he wishes he could accept Moore’s invitation.
1911-12-01
Assemblyman Roosevelt asks William Fellowes Morgan to supervise a polling place in a bad district.
1883-11-02
Archie and Nick Roosevelt wrote this poem for President Roosevelt after he advised them to explore the White House at night.
1903-11-28
Roosevelt, Archibald B. (Archibald Bulloch), 1894-1979; Roosevelt, Nicholas, 1893-1982
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Reverend Moir and informs him of the correct pronunciation of Roosevelt.
1898-10-10
Archie and Nicholas Roosevelt wrote this poem for President Roosevelt after he advised them to explore the White House at night.
1903-11-27
Roosevelt, Archibald B. (Archibald Bulloch), 1894-1979; Roosevelt, Nicholas, 1893-1982
President Roosevelt reports the details of his uncle James King Gracie’s funeral. Despite the inordinate amount of police inside and outside the church, a crank managed to sneak in. In a postscript, Roosevelt says he is enclosing two poems Nick and Archie Roosevelt wrote for him.
1903-11-28
President Theodore Roosevelt is pleased that Kermit Roosevelt was chosen as captain of the seventh but fears he will fall behind in his studies. Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt is back home now and has brought Aunt Emily. Today was Quentin’s birthday.
1903-11-19