Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Rudolph Garfield
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
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1912-01-04
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Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
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1912-01-04
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
Superintendent Charles M. Ziebach submits to Secretary of the Interior Garfield the annual report on Sullys Hill National Park for 1907. With funding for improvements, visitation could increase. Ziebach has submitted an estimate for the amount it would take to improve the park and hopes it will be received favorably.
White Horse Hill
1907-09-21
Superintendent Charles M. Ziebach submits his annual report on Sullys Hill National Park to Secretary of the Interior Garfield. No money has been appropriated for the park, so no improvements have been made. Visitors numbers are low and will remain so without any appropriations to allow for improvements.
White Horse Hill
1908-12-07
Commissioner Ballinger of the General Land Office concurs with the proposed action of Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson regarding the desirability of creating Lassen Peak and Cinder Cone National Monuments.
Lassen Volcanic National Park
1907-04-09
President Roosevelt directs Secretary of the Interior Garfield to modify the orders on coal entry from July and October 1906 to open about 28,000,000 acres of land for coal entry.
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1907-03-12
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1912
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1902-03-19
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1917-10-04
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1917-09-26
Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt
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1917-09-04
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1917-05-08
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1916-09-28
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1916-01-11
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1914-07-31
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Theodore Roosevelt believes that the Progressives “fought the good fight” and have nothing to regret.
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1912-11-08
Theodore Roosevelt will do as Alexander H. Martin suggests. Roosevelt then inquires into an allegation that Ohio Progressives have endorsed the Republicans in Toledo and the Democratic opponents of Congressman Taylor. Roosevelt is concerned because he does not want Congressman Longworth to think Roosevelt is discriminating against him.
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1912-08-28
On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends James Rudolph Garfield a letter from M. A. Williams of New York, New York. Garfield should follow the suggestions outlined in the letter as they relate to Mr. Williams’s brother, Bishop Charles D. Williams of Michigan.
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1912-07-19