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William Michael Byrne writes to Benjamin F. Barnes of his attendance at a reception with distinguished men including former New York Governor David B. Hill, Judge Alton B. Parker, Charles F. Murphy, and Secretary of War Elihu Root. He also writes of Catholic Club business.
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1903-08-13
Thomas William Symons writes to Benjamin F. Barnes regarding an enclosed letter from Colonel Barry to General Chaffee that Symons requests be given to President Roosevelt concerning a naval review.
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1903-08-13
The Boston Herald has not published Williams’ letter to Henry Loomis Nelson. A copy of the letter is enclosed.
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1903-08-14
William Loeb encloses a letter from Lieutenant Governor Guild regarding Daniel T. Callahan joining the Secret Service. Guild would be pleased if a position can be found for Callahan.
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1903-08-15
Assistant Secretary of State Loomis informs Benjamin F. Barnes that Loomis is writing a letter to President Roosevelt with an enclosed memorandum on the Panama Canal from Professor John Bassett Moore. Loomis has informed Baron Sternburg that Roosevelt will receive Commander Schaefer in August, so that Schaefer may present a copy of the Imperial German Naval Register.
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1903-08-15
Acting Secretary of State Loomis forwards to Benjamin F. Barnes a copy of Baron Hermann Speck von Sternburg’s remarks on the occasion of presenting his letters of credence, as well as a copy of President Roosevelt’s reply to Baron von Sternburg.
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1903-08-04
Frank P. Sargent writes to Benjamin F. Barnes regarding submission of an article to the Century Company. President Roosevelt has approved the article.
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1903-08-04
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw responds to New York Representative Lucius Nathan Littauer’s letter to President Roosevelt concerning financial legislation.
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1903-08-04
Senator Mark Hanna will give the contents of Simon P. Armstrong’s letter “proper attention.”
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1903-08-05
Acting Secretary of State Loomis asks Benjamin F. Barnes to arrange for a carriage to meet Baron Hermann Speck von Sternburg and Colonel Thomas Symons at the station in Oyster Bay, to convey them to their hotel and then to President Roosevelt’s house.
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1903-08-05
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Cortelyou writes to Benjamin F. Barnes regarding a letter from Volney W. Foster concerning a National Board of Arbitration. Cortelyou’s response to Volney’s letter is enclosed.
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1903-08-06
J. Edward Swanstrom writes to Benjamin F. Barnes to inform him that he has received the telegram, and he wants to know if Thursday afternoon will work for their meeting.
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1903-07-29
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow writes to Benjamin F. Barnes inform him that he has enclosed a report relating to an article in the The Sun.
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1903-07-30
Chief Post Office Inspector Cochran notifies Benjamin F. Barnes that one of the mentioned inspectors will report to him tomorrow.
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1903-07-30
Acting Secretary of State Loomis encloses the draft of a personal note to President Tomás Estrada Palma of Cuba for President Roosevelt’s consideration.
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1903-07-20
Acting Secretary of State Loomis wires Benjamin F. Barnes to ask whether President Roosevelt has set a date for receiving Baron Von Sternburg regarding his ambassadorship.
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1903-07-31
Hermann Speck von Sternburg seeks to reserve accommodations and to inquires about the train from Long Island to Oyster Bay, New York.
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1903-08-01
Rudolph Forster informs Benjamin F. Barnes that the paper “Town Topics,” which was addressed to Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt and therefore had been forwarded to her, will instead be held at the White House in future.
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1903-08-03
Eugene A. Philbin writes to Benjamin F. Barnes to discuss the Indian rations matter. He has received a letter from Charles J. Bonaparte, and Bishop Dougherty will meet President Roosevelt tomorrow in Oyster Bay, New York.
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1903-08-03
Assistant Secretary of State Adee informs Benjamin F. Barnes that German Ambassador Hermann Speck von Sternburg requests an appointment with President Roosevelt.
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1903-07-25