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President Roosevelt will file Edward Henry Harriman’s letter on behalf of Pay Director Lawrence G. Boggs. In the meantime, Roosevelt thanks Harriman for “the implication that I shall be in office on April 1st next.”
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1904-06-25
President Roosevelt would like Edward Henry Harriman to meet with him in Washington to discuss the trouble over the state ticket in New York.
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1904-10-10
President Roosevelt invites Edward Henry Harriman to lunch with him.
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1904-05-17
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1906-02-18
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1905-11-25
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1905-07-01
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
President Roosevelt tells Edward Henry Harriman that he is pleased Edward S. Curtis will be exhibiting his photographs of Native Americans and the American West in New York, and wishes the exhibition success.
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1905-03-02
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1904-10-14
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1904-10-10
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1904-09-23
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1904-06-29
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1904-06-25
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1904-06-03
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1904-05-28
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1904-05-17
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1904-05-12
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
President Roosevelt confirms receipt of Edward Henry Harriman’s letter regarding the appointment of Mr. Ralston. Roosevelt inquires whether Harriman will be in Washington soon so that they may discuss several points of reference in the case.
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1903-12-30
President Roosevelt informs Edward Henry Harriman that there are several matters concerning trusts and politics that they need to discuss after Roosevelt returns from the northwestern trip.
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1902-09-15
President Roosevelt is delighted with the volumes that Edward Henry Harriman sent him.
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1901-11-12
President Roosevelt is “exceedingly pleased” with the work that Union Pacific Railroad Director Harriman reported to him.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-02-13