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President Roosevelt thanks Ambassador Choate for the speech and will discuss the naming of the peak with Secretary of State John Hay.
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1903-11-20
Letter of introduction from President Roosevelt for Dr. Sherrard Billings who is in Europe.
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1903-11-16
President Roosevelt thanks Ambassador Choate for the letter and what he did in reference to the death of Mungo Herbert.
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1903-10-15
Alice will not be attending the coronation of Edward VII and President Roosevelt is concerned that the members of the Roosevelt family that are in attendance should not be given “improper discrimination in their favor.” Roosevelt found Prince Henry of Prussia to be a “good fellow” who is friendly towards England.
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1902-03-03
President Roosevelt asks Ambassador Choate to ensure that his sister Corinne Robinson and her husband are afforded every opportunity to view the coronation (Edward VII) as they will happen to be in London at that time.
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1902-02-03
The Associated Press has reported the death of British Ambassador Michael Henry Herbert. If this is true, Ambassador Choate should convey the condolences of President Roosevelt and Secretary of State John Hay to the proper quarters.
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1903
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1911-12-05
Choate, Joseph Hodges, 1832-1917
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Acting Secretary of State Loomis informs Ambassador Choate that Secretary of Commerce and Labor Victor Howard Metcalf has suggested the American government provide a vessel to patrol the Commander Islands for the purpose of seizing and arresting any American vessels found poaching fur seals. Loomis requests that Choate “ascertain if this suggestion is acceptable to the British Government.”
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1904-07-18
President Roosevelt introduces Joseph Hodges Choate, United States Ambassador to Great Britain, to his cousin Laura d’Oremieulx Roosevelt and commends her to his courtesy.
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1905-01-12
Each power should respect China’s neutrality and contain the conflict as much as possible during the Russo-Japanese War.
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1904-02-13
Secretary of State Hay responds to U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom Choate, explaining that the U.S. proposal does not define neutral limits but rather aims to secure the smallest possible hostile area and the largest possible neutral area. Hay says that Germany has adhered.
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1904-02-10
Acting Secretary of State Loomis encloses five copies of the list of delegates appointed by President Roosevelt to attend the Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists.
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1904-02-05
Acting Secretary of State Hill asks Ambassador Choate to urge Britain to accept the invitation to participate on the International Water Commission.
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1902-12-02
Nicholas Murray Butler offers his opinion on the operation and organization of the recently created Rhodes Scholarship.
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1902-07-28
Senator Spooner provides a letter of introduction for Joe Mitchell Chapple. The letter also includes notes and signatures from Postmaster General Henry C. Payne and President Roosevelt.
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1902-06-13