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President Roosevelt compliments and agrees with New York Sun publisher and editor William M. Laffan’s editorial on the “Venezuela situation,” and invites him to visit and further discuss other topics, such as the Monroe Doctrine.
1902-12-29
President Roosevelt confirms receipt of the letter from William M. Laffan’s letter that he sent from Naples and asks that Laffan notify him when he returns to the United States, as Roosevelt would like to speak with him.
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1906-04-23
President Roosevelt thanks William M. Laffan for the letter and offers to meet with Laffan to discuss policy.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-10-09
President Roosevelt would like to meet with William M. Laffan to go over several matters.
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1902-05-09
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1897-12-20
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
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1897-12-17
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
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1897-11-26
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
William E. Chandler praises Theodore Roosevelt for ending the coal strike. Even if New York is lost in the election, Roosevelt’s party can still win with support in the west. Chandler also believes Roosevelt can be elected even without money. Politics will be purified. Chandler also discusses when William M. Laffan should outline the reasons why Roosevelt should be elected instead of Alton B. Parker.
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1904-04-13
William E. Chandler discusses the New York Sun‘s strategy in support of Theodore Roosevelt’s reelection.
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1904-04-12