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Soehlein & Co. claims that the city of Milwaukee sent a silver jewel case and box of Rheingold wine to be used at the christening of the yacht The Meteor. Alice Roosevelt never received the jewel case.
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1902-05-19
The people believe the militia bill is in jeopardy due to a delay. Chairman Britton suggests President Roosevelt should urge Speaker Henderson.
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1902-05-19
“I will come on Wednesday.”
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1902-05-19
Harrington Fitzgerald says he would not trust Senator Hanna too far in the settlement of the coal strike. The Homestead Strike ruined President Harrison’s chances at an additional presidential term.
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1902-05-19
Mr. White has been instructed to ascertain whether the German government will welcome the officers.
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1902-05-19
Dwight W. Huntington asks President Roosevelt to contribute to a volume on big game hunting.
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1902-05-19
Senator Lodge encloses an account of a race meeting held in Boston. A reference made to “Italian cunning” referred to the administration. The meeting was mostly concerned with Koester (probably George R. Koester, a candidate for government office in South Carolina who was accused of having participated in a lynching years before).
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1902-05-19
Carl Frederick Rosecrans thanks President Roosevelt for attending a ceremony in honor of his father and allowing veterans employed by the government to have the day off work.
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1902-05-19
Hal Sayre thanks President Roosevelt for his remembrance of Sayre’s son after his death.
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1902-05-19
John C. Shaffer is working to have Senator Mason withdraw from the Senate race and support the party ticket.
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1902-05-19
Charles Emory Smith recommends William H. McElroy for a consulship.
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1902-05-19
$15,000 has been raised in the Philadelphia area for Martinique and Charles Emory Smith wants to know what should be done with the money.
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1902-05-19
Secretary of the Navy William H. Moody was informed that President Roosevelt withheld permission for photographs to be taken of the interior and exterior of the USS Mayflower.
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1903-02-10
Tomás Estrada Palma, President of Cuba, announces the transfer of government and sends thanks to President Roosevelt and the American people. Spanish and English translation.
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1902-05-20
The government and control of Cuba has been transferred to the President and Congress of the Republic of Cuba.
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1902-05-20
Trumbull Cary goes over the freight and travel charges for a horse named Philosopher.
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1902-05-20
Senator Depew encloses letters he has received endorsing the appointment of George Clinton to the international commission on waterways between the United States and Canada.
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1902-05-20
Secretary of State Hay has forwarded the draft for $50 to Joseph Hill, Regina Camp, Ceylon.
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1902-05-20
Henry Hession’s landscape and gardening company is currently engaged at the home of Roland R. Conklin, near Roosevelt’s home in Oyster Bay, New York. Hession requests that President Roosevelt consider him if he needs any work done at his estate.
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1902-05-20
The Marquis de Saint Mars is coming to the United States and George Cabot Lee suggests that President Roosevelt speak to him about his American relatives, of whom he is very proud.
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1902-05-20