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Secretary of State Hay will notify Senator Morgan about the “Colombian proposition” after President Roosevelt has fully considered the matter.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-04-02
A resolution in support of the Roosevelt administration and directions for the district’s delegate to work towards Roosevelt’s nomination at the Republican National Convention.
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1904-03-14
The manager of the German newspaper the Volksblatt expresses no objection in the German Lutheran community to Bellamy Storer being appointed as U.S. Ambassador to Austria-Hungary.
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1902-04-02
Albert J. Beveridge reports that Indiana’s Eighth District has elected two delegates for Theodore Roosevelt. This brings Roosevelt’s Indiana delegates to four.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1912-03-28
Dues for President Roosevelt’s membership in the National Institute of Arts and Letters are now payable.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-04-02
J. P. Roosa of the United States Government Despatch Agency notifies Thomas Morrison that President Roosevelt’s package has been sent. In a handwritten note dated April 5, Morrison encloses a check for $4.54 to pay for shipping charges. Roosa acknowledges receiving the check on April 7.
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1902-04-02
Owen Wister is outraged that Frank R. Frost, Porcellian Club member and Spanish-American War veteran, is not being included in events surrounding President Roosevelt’s upcoming visit to Charleston, South Carolina.
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1902-04-02
“Universal testimony” supports Herbert G. Squiers’s exemplary conduct in the siege of the Legation Quarter during the Boxer rebellion. General Wood encloses a letter praising Squiers’s conduct “in case the President should desire any information on this matter.” Wood is interested in the matter because his sister-in-law was in the Legation Quarter during the siege.
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1902-04-02
Desha Breckinridge invites President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Root to communicate their opinions concerning an editorial relating to the Army. The editorial was written by Breckinridge’s father, William Campbell Preston Breckinridge.
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1902-04-03
Nicholas Murray Butler notifies Henry B. F. MacFarland, President of the Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, that he has been misinformed concerning Butler’s alleged contact with a person who has accused a member of the Board of Education of improper conduct. Butler adds that the only information ever brought to his attention concerning this matter came from the President of the Board of Education.
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1902-04-03
John Rice Chandler suggests that President Roosevelt be notified that a contentious relationship exists among the American representatives in Guatemala. This state of affairs is damaging the national dignity and business interests in Guatemala.
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1902-04-03
Secretary of State Hay encloses Ambassador Clayton’s explanation of the Mexican mining stock transaction.
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1902-04-03
Guy W. Lodwick, Assistant Secretary of the Roosevelt Club, encloses a pamphlet written by the Club’s president, E. Mont Reily.
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1902-04-03
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary encloses a memorandum on the Georgia situation.
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1912-03-23
Franklin Matthews would like to call President Roosevelt’s attention to an article he wrote on Tammany politics entitled “Who’s Nixon?”
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1902-04-03
Bellamy Storer forwards to President Roosevelt a letter from Leopold Markbreit, the editor of a German-American newspaper called the Volksblatt. Storer explains that Markbreit does not expect a negative reaction from German Americans if Storer were to be selected as ambassador to Germany.
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1902-04-03
Kogoro Takahira makes arrangements for Masayoshi Matsukata’s meeting with President Roosevelt.
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1902-04-03
Oswald Garrison Villard comments on General Nelson Appleton Miles, whose critical remarks concerning military conduct in the Philippines have sparked controversy.
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1902-04-03
Governor Yates encloses papers for President Roosevelt.
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1902-04-03
Governor Yates updates President Roosevelt on Illinois political contests.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-04-03