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President Roosevelt takes the charges of corruption against Charles P. McClelland seriously, and asks Charles Evans Hughes for specific evidence and testimony to prove his guilt or innocence.
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1905-12-12
President Roosevelt thanks Charles Evans Hughes for sending the testimony regarding Charles P. McClelland. He encloses a copy of a letter he sent McClelland and asks if there is anything else related to this matter that Hughes wants to tell him.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1905-12-07
Richard M. Boyd believes that the only way to unite the Republican Party is to right the wrong done at the 1912 Republican National Convention. In a handwritten note to Theodore Roosevelt, Boyd explains that he is sending the above letter to Justice Hughes and expresses his support for Roosevelt.
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1912
President Roosevelt congratulates New York Governor Hughes on his campaign. He wants to make a bet that Hughes will win New York by over 100,000 votes, although he thinks it possible that he could even win by closer to 200,000.
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1908-10-26
Charles Sprague Smith does not believe that William Randolph Hearst is the right person to lead the Progressive movement. In Smith’s view, the people want progressive change and the Republicans should heed that and take progressive action.
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1906-10-03
President Roosevelt introduces Senator William T. O’Neil to Governor-elect Hughes.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-11-27