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President Roosevelt informs the Diplomatic and Consular Representatives of the United States that Frederick Palmer, a journalist from the Chicago Tribune, will be traveling through Central America, and asks that they give him all proper assistance.
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1908-09-10
President Roosevelt introduces Edward Hubert Butler to the Diplomatic and Consular Representatives of the United States, and asks them to show him all courtesies consistent with their official duties.
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1908-03-31
President Roosevelt notifies the diplomatic and consular representatives of the United States that William Bailey Howland, publisher of The Outlook magazine, and Robert Watchorn, immigration commissioner of the port of New York, are going abroad. He directs the representatives to extend all proper official courtesy.
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1908-03-18
President Roosevelt introduces the Diplomatic and Consular Officers of the United States to the bearer of the letter, Juliet Lamont, whose husband, Daniel Scott Lamont, was Secretary of War under President Grover Cleveland. He asks that Lamont be shown all proper official courtesy.
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1906-06-26
President Roosevelt introduces Francis M. Wolcott to Diplomatic and Consular Representatives of the United States. (She requested such a letter of introduction from Roosevelt).
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1909-02-01
President Roosevelt introduces the Diplomatic and Consular Representatives of the United States to his friend Eleonora Kissel Kinnicutt who has done much in civic endeavors.
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1907-05-06