King, Horatio C. (Horatio Collins), 1837-1918

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1899-03-07

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

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1899-02-11

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

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1899-02-02

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

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1899-01-14

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Letter from William Loeb to Horato C. King

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1902-01-09

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Loeb, William, 1866-1937

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

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1913-06-09

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

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1913-02-14

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

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1913-01-13

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

Governor Roosevelt thanks General King for the invitation to attend a dinner of the Loyal Legion, but regrets that he has a prior engagement.

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Harvard College Library

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1900-02-03

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

President Roosevelt sends a letter of thanks to General King in receipt of his second letter and wishes him luck.

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1912-07-13

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

Theodore Roosevelt corrects the rumor that Horatio C. King heard that he was about to join the Scottish Rite, Northern Jurisdiction, as he does not have the time. He thanks King for the information about his organization.

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1911-06-19

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

Theodore Roosevelt cannot accept General King’s invitation to attend a Boy Scout rally on December 28. Roosevelt will be giving a speech for the American Historical Association then.

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1912-12-02

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

President Roosevelt thanks Horatio C. King for the letter, and is pleased that King liked his message.

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1908-02-02

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

President Roosevelt would be pleased to appoint Horatio C. King, but is not sure yet how the situation will play out. He has to make each appointment based not solely on its own merits, but in relation to other appointments.

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1906-01-13

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

President Roosevelt agrees with Horatio C. King’s opinion of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, and writes that the editor, St. Clair McKelway, “has carried on a campaign of slander and mendacity,” similar to that done by the New York Times under Charles Ransom Miller’s editorship and Adolph S. Ochs’s ownership.

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1904-11-07

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

President Roosevelt thanks Generals Daniel Edgar Sickles and Horatio C. King for their support. Roosevelt asks King to review his information on the Grand Army of the Republic found in the index of the enclosed volume.

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1904-08-22

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Horatio C. King

President Roosevelt appreciates the invitation to attend the 35th reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac but cannot attend. Roosevelt asks Horatio C. King to convey his greetings and best wishes to those who do attend.

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