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Frank Harper sends four checks to Elon Huntington Hooker to add to the campaign fund that Theodore Roosevelt has received.
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1912-09-03
Frank Harper encloses three checks for the campaign fund, all three of which Roosevelt has personally acknowledged.
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1912-08-23
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary encloses a letter from S. Meadow, a copy of the reply Roosevelt sent to him, and a telegram from P. A. Henry. The secretary asks Elon Huntington Hooker to look into an unidentified matter and respond to Meadow, and to make a local inquiry about Henry and attend to the telegram.
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1912-08-10
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Elon Huntington Hooker a number of checks received for the campaign fund.
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1912-08-10
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary includes a check from Selmar Hess, a campaign contribution that Roosevelt personally acknowledged.
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1912-08-06
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Elon Huntington Hooker for his letter to Dr. Stimson.
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1912-07-27
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends campaign contribution checks to Elon Huntington Hooker.
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1912-07-26
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary encloses campaign contributions.
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1912-07-10
Theodore Roosevelt sends a bill for a typewriter to be paid by Elon Huntington Hooker.
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1912-07-12
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary returns a letter that Elon Huntington Hooker had sent to Roosevelt.
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1912-07-09
Theodore Roosevelt writes a response letter to Elon Huntington Hooker sending warm wishes to his family.
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1912-07-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary suggests that Elon Huntington Hooker contact Emil Klein regarding the $25 Klein promised to donate.
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1912-07-01
Theodore Roosevelt sends Elon Huntington Hooker a check from William Bailey Howland, in payment for Howland’s ticket and state room from New York to Chicago.
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1912-06-26
Theodore Roosevelt expresses hesitation about advising his son, Kermit, to take the South American railroad position offered by an old friend, Leigh S. J. Hunt. Roosevelt explains to Elon Huntington Hooker that, although he believes this venture will prove itself a failure and that Kermit moving to South America would remove him from Hooker’s service, taking the job would also show the same kind of initiative Hooker showed a dozen years prior.
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1912-06-11
Frank B. Kosch is going to donate one thousand dollars to the campaign fund.
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1912-06-07
Theodore Roosevelt forwards a check from R. H. Waterford to Elon Huntington Hooker.
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1912-05-29
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends a ten dollar check from F. J. Lowell to Elon Huntington Hooker.
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1912-05-24
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary forwards to Elon Huntington Hooker campaign fund checks received by Roosevelt.
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1912-07-22
Theodore Roosevelt wishes for Elon Huntington Hooker, founder of the Hooker Electrochemical Company, to have a copy of the speeches Roosevelt made during the campaign.
1917-01-25