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A formal invitation will be sent inviting Governor Odell to the Cabinet dinner on December 17. President Roosevelt invites the Odells to stay at the White House that night.
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1903-11-04
President Roosevelt has heard good things about Doolittle but is unsure if he can be offered the position. Roosevelt had a good talk with Jacob Riis, who will call on Governor Odell soon.
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1903-09-08
President Roosevelt returns Congressman Bradley’s letter and will speak to the Pension Commissioner about the matter.
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1903-08-31
President Roosevelt denies giving an interview regarding Governor Odell’s visit.
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1903-08-26
President Roosevelt invites Governor Odell to Oyster Bay, New York.
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1903-08-19
President Roosevelt is pleased that Governor Odell has returned from the west and invites Odell to lunch at Oyster Bay, New York in order to discuss several matters.
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1903-08-08
President Roosevelt invites Governor Odell to lunch at Oyster Bay, New York on Friday.
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1903-08-14
President Roosevelt apologizes to Governor Odell for not consulting with him and is pleased that Odell approves of the appointment of Hamilton Fish.
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1903-03-23
Senator Platt refused the proposition and insists that Mr. Hanbury be appointed Shipping Commissioner.
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1903-03-16
President Roosevelt spoke to the Senator regarding the Worden-Hanbury matter and the Senator is very reluctant to make a change.
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1903-03-10
The Senator remains unfavorable to the change of place for Senator Hanbury and President Roosevelt would like Governor Odell to make the offer as “attractive as possible.”
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1903-03-11
President Roosevelt will try to get the appointment for Congressman Low.
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1903-03-06
President Roosevelt has written to Secretary of War Elihu Root requesting that Captain Kelley be made associate professor of modern languages. Roosevelt will look into James McGregor Smith’s case. In a postscript, Roosevelt expresses concern over how the Republican Party will be affected by the “action concerning the schools” in New York.
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1903-02-17
President Roosevelt requests the information about the judge at once. Attorney General Knox would like action taken as soon as possible.
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1903-02-18
President Roosevelt will do his best to convince the Senator that Governor Odell’s view of the situation is correct.
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1903-02-23
President Roosevelt does not believe that Matthew Linn Bruce has the backing of the bar and has been impressed with the sentiment in favor of George Chandler Holt’s candidacy for the federal judgeship in the southern district of New York.
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1903-02-13
If the extra judgeship is created, President Roosevelt will go over Benno Loewy’s claims and Mr. Wolffram’s letter.
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1903-01-26
President Roosevelt was unaware that Governor Odell had concerns regarding the appointment of Congressman Hanbury and will not make a decision on the New York City district judge until seeing Odell.
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1903-02-02
President Roosevelt requests Governor Odell’s advice at his convenience and hopes to see the Odells at the Congressional reception.
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1902-12-29
President Roosevelt has heard from Nevada N. Stranahan to his satisfaction and would like Governor Odell to stay at the White House while in Washington, D.C.
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1902-12-22