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Joseph P. Durkin asks Frank Harper about accommodating additional people on the special train to Peoria, Illinois.
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1910-10-10
John Boyle sends Frank Harper copies of Theodore Roosevelt’s speeches.
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1910-10-21
John Boyle informs Frank Harper that Marcus Braun’s dinner has been postponed and Theodore Roosevelt should attend Frederick J. H. Kracke’s dinner instead.
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1910-10-24
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1910-09-15
Oliver, W. J. (William Jesse), 1867-1925
Sandford H. Cohen informs Frank Harper he will arrange the special car as requested.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-09-16
Ethel Marie Armes appreciates Frank Harper’s letter on behalf of Theodore Roosevelt thanking her for her book The Story of Coal and Iron in Alabama. Her second book is delayed, and she hopes Harper will show it to Roosevelt as soon as it is delivered.
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1910-09-27
Harry Stillwell Edwards had to attend the convention this morning. He thinks he accomplished what the Republicans want and wishes to discuss matters with Theodore Roosevelt. Edwards asks Frank Harper to convey Bolling’s best regards to Roosevelt.
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1910-09-30
Martha Berry has heard that many petitions from various groups have been sent to Theodore Roosevelt asking him to stop on his way to Rome, Georgia, to see the Berry School. Berry tells Frank Harper that she believes this would interfere with the purpose of Roosevelt’s visit, and recommends a method of arriving at the school which she believes will be most efficient. She concedes that after Roosevelt visits the school and briefly addresses the students, a public demonstration could be arranged for Roosevelt to greet the general public. Berry asks Harper for any details he can provide about Roosevelt’s travel schedule.
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1910-09-05
John H. Batten asks Frank Harper if Theodore Roosevelt will permit a photographer to take his picture for use on the menu for the Hamilton Club banquet. If so, Batten asks when this can be arranged.
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1910-08-03
Henry C. Sticher, President of the Kansas State Editorial Association, notifies Frank Harper that the association is preparing to entertain Theodore Roosevelt at Osawatomie, Kansas, on the Evening of August 31. Sticher asks that Roosevelt be notified, and that expenses be wired to him at Belleville, Kansas.
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1910-08-11
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1910-07-23
Oliver, W. J. (William Jesse), 1867-1925
Senator Beveridge tells Frank Harper that October 13 at Indianapolis is satisfactory.
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1910-07-14
Bernard Nadal Baker acknowledges Frank Harper’s letter informing him that Theodore Roosevelt will meet him at the offices of The Outlook on July 6.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-06-23