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President Roosevelt requests A. J. Cassatt’s opinion on the enclosed materials. Roosevelt enjoyed dinner and reminds Cassatt that they are going to a football game.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-10-19
President Roosevelt invites A. J. Cassatt to spend a night when he is in town next Monday.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-10-01
President Roosevelt thanks A. J. Cassatt for his letter and requests Cassatt come to Washington “in the course of the next month.”
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1901-09-20
President Roosevelt requests that A. J. Cassatt meet with him on October 3 in Washington, D.C., to discuss the failure of the coal supply, which is affecting the entire nation. Several coal and railroad operators have also been invited.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-10-01
President Roosevelt and Attorney General William H. Moody agreed with the Interstate Commerce Commission on an amendment to the Hepburn railroad rate bill that meets the point that A. J. Cassatt made in his letter. However, Senator Philander C. Knox disagrees with the amendment and prefers the bill as-is, and Roosevelt has given up the effort to pass the amendment. Roosevelt believes that the Hepburn bill should be passed in its current form.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-02-22
Yesterday President Roosevelt was discussing the points that A. J. Cassatt brought up about the Hepburn railroad rate bill with Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte and members of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Roosevelt intends to pass the bill with an amendment that clearly gives the right of appeal.
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1906-02-20
Theodore Roosevelt discusses a leave of absence request.
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1904-10-01
President Roosevelt requests a meeting with A. J. Cassatt to discuss a matter of national importance.
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1904-02-21
Alfred Noble cannot be on the Isthmian Canal Commission if he will be unable to visit Panama. President Roosevelt hopes that Noble can assist the commission in an advisory capacity.
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1904-02-23
President Roosevelt would be pleased to appoint Hawkins and will take up the matter with Secretary of War Elihu Root.
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1902-10-24
President Roosevelt believes that Jackson is a “fine fellow” but the ambassadorship has already been pledged during McKinley’s presidency.
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1902-08-14
President Roosevelt is returning from the Charleston Exposition on Friday and would like to meet with A. J. Cassatt on Saturday. He would like to discuss the Interstate Commerce Bill and other matters.
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1902-04-04
President Roosevelt sends A. J. Cassatt a draft of his message on interstate commerce. He asks that Cassatt return it with his comments as soon as is convenient.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-10-28
A. J. Cassatt has provided President Roosevelt with just the information he needed.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-11-01