Davenport, Frederick Morgan, 1866-1956

Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt

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1917-09-26

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Letter from Paul B. Williams to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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1910-1919

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Williams, Paul B.

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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1913-04-15

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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1913-04-08

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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1913-04-07

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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1913-01-31

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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1913-01-24

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Telegram from John W. McGrath to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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McGrath, John W. (John William), 1891-1924

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1914-09-01

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Telegram from John W. McGrath to Frederick Morgan Davenport

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McGrath, John W. (John William), 1891-1924

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1914-08-03

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick M Davenport

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1913-03-26

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Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary asks Senator Frederick Morgan Davenport to visit Roosevelt at his office.

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1911-02-17

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick M. Davenport

Theodore Roosevelt indicates being proud to have worked with Frederick M. Davenport who was the Progressive Party candidate for the governor of New York, although he did not win the election.

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1914-11-07

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

Theodore Roosevelt agrees with Frederick Morgan Davenport that he is not against his nephew, Theodore Douglas Robinson, going up for New York State Chairman of the Progressive Party. But because of their family relationship, Roosevelt feels that he can not help Robinson.

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1912-11-29

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

President Roosevelt praises Frederick Morgan Davenport’s letter and does not think that anyone has articulated the truth of the situation more clearly than he has.

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1908-01-02

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

President Roosevelt appreciates Professor Davenport’s article in The Outlook. Roosevelt believes that he has dealt fairly with labor unions, although sometimes he has acted to keep them in check.

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1907-07-13

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

President Roosevelt has used Frederick Morgan Davenport’s articles in his recent speech. Roosevelt is not sure if it would be good for him to make speeches in the West at the times that Davenport suggested, because if he makes too many speeches they will lose their effectiveness.

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1916-05-03

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frederick Morgan Davenport

Theodore Roosevelt thanks Frederick Morgan Davenport for his letter. Roosevelt suggests Davenport to read an article by Charles Willis Thompson. Roosevelt stresses that he will never return to politics.

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