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Draft of a letter of introduction from Theodore Roosevelt to William J. Calhoun on behalf of Charles P. Stewart, who will be traveling to China on behalf of United Press and the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
Drafted by Gilson Gardner for Theodore Roosevelt to type up and send with Roosevelt’s signature.
Theodore Roosevelt introduces Minister to China William J. Calhoun to Charles P. Stewart, who is visiting China on behalf of the United Press and the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Stewart wants to meet with Wu Tingfang, the former Chinese Minister. Roosevelt asks Calhoun to help Stewart.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-11-28
President Roosevelt encloses an extract of a letter from Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Loomis. Any statement that Judge Calhoun can “conscientiously” make regarding the matter would be excellent.
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1906-01-02
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1905-07-17
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
President Roosevelt wants to send a reliable man whom he can trust to Venezuela as minister for several months in order to get a clear picture of the situation there, and asks William J. Calhoun if he would be willing to accept the position.
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1905-06-24
Congressmen Cannon and Hopkins recommend Mr. Hogan for appointment as Internal Revenue Collector for the Southern District of Illinois. President Roosevelt would like William Calhoun’s opinion of Hogan.
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1902-02-19
President Roosevelt thanks William J. Calhoun for the letter.
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1901-12-12
President Roosevelt is very pleased at the start William J. Calhoun has gotten on his work. Before he sails for Venezuela, he would like him to come to Oyster Bay for lunch.
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1905-07-27