Lyman, George H. (George Hinckley), 1850-1945

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1898-05-10

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt would like to accept Collector of Customs Lyman’s invitation, but on his trip he will be busy visiting his sons at Harvard and Groton.

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1907-01-24

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George Hinckley Lyman

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1918-01-02

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

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1917-05-28

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

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1917-05-17

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt requests the facts regarding an enclosed letter and asks if Mr. Casserly can be appointed.

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1904-05-05

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt was very pleased with Senator Lodge’s speech.

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1904-04-18

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt encloses the photograph and would like to know when he can see George H. Lyman.

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1903-10-17

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt does not want too many people at the conference and sees no reason for bringing in Godfrey Morse.

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1903-07-11

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

Under the current law, McDonald cannot be given the position. President Roosevelt wishes he could be bear hunting.

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1902-07-19

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt will only be able to stay for one day if he can even make the trip.

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1902-03-24

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt is pleased to renominate George H. Lyman as Collector of Customs at the Port of Boston.

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1902-01-04

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

President Roosevelt asks George H. Lyman to visit the White House soon.

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1901-11-01

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

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1897-11-04

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt comments on procuring tickets. He wishes he could see George H. Lyman and tell him how things are. Although a good man, Reed is “pretty acid.” Roosevelt hopes Secretary of the Navy John Davis Long is as please with him as he is of Long.

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1897-04-30

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George H. Lyman

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt instructs George H. Lyman to where to call to get tickets.

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1897-04-26

Letter from W. Henry to George H. Lyman

W. Henry sent George H. Lyman a copy of his letter to Virginia. He is certain Lyman will not let President William H. Taft get Massachusetts by default and ruin the Republican Party. Anyone who says Theodore Roosevelt will not run for president under any circumstance speaks for Taft and knows nothing.

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1911-12-07

Letter from Edward E. Norton to George H. Lyman

Edward E. Norton suggests that George H. Lyman advocate for the inclusion of Godfrey Morse at a meeting with President Roosevelt. The meeting will discuss the B’nai B’rith petition to Emperor Nicholas II regarding the Kishinev Massacre.

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