Bliss, Cornelius Newton, 1833-1911

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1904-04-25

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

President Roosevelt would like to set up a time to have a meal with Cornelius Newton Bliss, along with Senators Aldrich and Spooner, to discuss the selection of the chairman of the Republican National Committee.

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1904-04-16

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

President Roosevelt requests a meeting with Cornelius Newton Bliss.

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1904-03-03

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius N. Bliss

President Roosevelt would like to see Cornelius N. Bliss soon after the election.

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1903-10-26

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

President Roosevelt has already promised that position.

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1903-02-12

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

President Roosevelt has several matters he would like to discuss with Cornelius Newton Bliss and suggests Thursday because afterwards they can attend the Paderewski concert.

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1902-03-29

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

President Roosevelt has looked at Mr. Kershner’s case and agrees with the Naval authorities that Kershner is guilty of perjury.

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1902-03-13

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

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1898-05-09

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt asks Secretary of the Interior Bliss when he would be able to meet Roosevelt’s friend George Bird Grinnell.

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1898-01-11

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

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1898-01-10

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

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1897-12-18

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

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1897-12-10

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Letter from William Howell to Cornelius Newton Bliss

William Howell sends Secretary of the Interior Bliss a telegram from J. G. Bulloch, whom Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt mentioned in previous correspondence.

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1897-09-07

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt asks Secretary of the Interior Bliss

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1897-08-31

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt asks Secretary of the Interior Bliss to give any information regarding a job opening in the Indian service for his cousin, Joseph Gaston Baillie Bulloch.

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1897-08-21

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt asks Secretary of the Interior Bliss if John Willis would be eligible for the government surveying expedition to establish a border between Alaska and Canada without taking the civil service examination. Roosevelt vouches for Willis and praises his skills as a guide.

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1897-08-19

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Cornelius Newton Bliss

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt inquires if Secretary of the Interior Bliss can help Joseph Gaston Baillie Bulloch secure a position in the Indian Service or the Board of Medical Examiners. Bulloch recently accepted a position as assistant surgeon of the Marine Hospital Service, but he had not realized the position was temporary. Roosevelt believes his cousin has proven his dedication to public service, especially during the yellow fever epidemic.

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