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Commissioner Jones writes to Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock to recommend William O’Neil as chief scaler for logging operations in Minnesota.
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1903-08-20
William A. Richards writes to Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock to recommend that William O’Neil be appointed as Superintendent of Logging in the Chippewa Indian Reservation of Minnesota.
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1903-08-20
James L. Davenport writes to Ethan Allen Hitchcock to inform him of the address of Eugene F. Ware during his absence from the Bureau of Pensions.
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1903-08-08
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Ryan reports to Secretary Hitchcock on a change proposed by Commissioner of Pensions Eugene F. Ware under the Dependent and Disability Pension Act. Ryan believes the impact of the proposed change in policy is so great that Hitchcock will want to discuss it with President Roosevelt.
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1903-07-31
Senators Nelson and Clapp write Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock to recommend Jacob F. Jacobson for the position of Superintendent of Cutting and Scaling at the Chippewa Reservation in Minnesota.
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1903-06-22
Nelson, Knute, 1843-1923; Clapp, Moses E. (Moses Edwin), 1851-1929
Charles Fletcher Lummis assesses the situation of the Native Americans at Warner’s Ranch, California and believes that they need to be relocated as soon as possible.
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1903-04-21
Senator Quay encloses a document for Secretary Hitchcock’s consideration.
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1903-04-22
Commissioner of Pensions Ware reports an incident with Representative James Hay of Virginia, who requested the Sampson case papers. Ware refused to turn over the papers as Hay does not represent the district where the parties reside and the papers contain confidential medical information.
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1903-02-05
John F. Shepley responds to Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock with a “No.”
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1902-10-13
Charles Nagel warns Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock of possible “charges of grave character” against an unnamed second party.
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1901-12-18
Geo. D. Reynolds has heard that Charles F. Wenneker will be appointed revenue collector, which he believes to be a grave mistake.
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1901-12-18
D. D. Walker refused to write a letter of recommendation for Mr. Smith, the collector of customs at St. Louis, Missouri. Some of Walker’s associates wrote letters for Smith as they were unaware of Smith’s poor reputation. He has asked his associates to withdraw their letters and hopes that President Roosevelt removes the entire corrupt delegation of Richard C. Kerens.
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1901-11-11