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President Roosevelt encourages Connecticut Representative Hill to take a vacation until the first of the new year, and wishes him and his family a pleasant trip.
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1907-08-05
President Roosevelt found Representative Hill’s letter very interesting and will bring it before the Cabinet. Nothing will be done about the currency question in the Philippines until Roosevelt hears from Governor Taft.
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1901-10-01
William Loeb asks Representative Hill to forward the enclosed letter from President Roosevelt to A. V. Abercrombie.
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1908-05-30
President Roosevelt congratulates Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill on passing the denatured alcohol amendment.
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1907-03-03
President Roosevelt approves of Representative Hill’s letter about the New Canaan postmastership, and directs him to use his own judgement about it.
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1906-05-07
President Roosevelt praises Representative Hill’s speech on the “Philippine tariff business,” in which Hill did not leave his opponents a leg to stand on. In particular, Hill “cut the ground clean out from under the tobacco men.”
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1906-01-07
President Roosevelt has already spoken to Pennsylvania Representative John Dalzell about the tariff matter and asks Connecticut Representative Hill to talk to his delegation about it. The president also asks for suggestions about what to say about finance in his upcoming message.
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1904-11-10
President Roosevelt asks Representative Hill to keep in touch with Senators Platt, Hanna, Aldrich, and Allison on the financial question. When Congress convenes, Roosevelt hopes there will be something close to an agreement among Congressional leaders.
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1903-07-21