Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
President Roosevelt is pleased that things are going well for James Russell Parsons.
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1902-07-29
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Parsons, James Russell, 1861-1905
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
President Roosevelt thanks James Russell Parsons for his note of concern about Ted Roosevelt’s illness.
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1902-02-12
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
President Roosevelt cannot accept any further speaking engagements.
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1901-10-12
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
Vice President Roosevelt asks James Russell Parsons to look over a legal case. In a handwritten note, he adds that President William McKinley, who was recently shot, is “doing finely.”
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1901-09-07
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
Governor Roosevelt makes arrangements to dine with James Russell Parsons and Frances Theodora Parsons.
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1900-12
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
Governor Roosevelt thanks James Russell Parsons for the note and recent visit.
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1900-11-10
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
Governor Roosevelt was nominated to be the Republican vice presidential candidate at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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1900-06-25
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
There are many applicants for the position of acting assistant surgeon and Dr. Putnam should apply to the Surgeon General of the Navy.
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1898-04-21
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to James Russell Parsons
Commissioner Roosevelt offers to see Commissioner Frederick Dent Grant on behalf of James Russell Parsons.
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1896-12-16
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Letter from Charles A. Gardiner to James Russell Parsons
Charles A. Gardiner advocates for federal statutes that will ensure the education of illiterate American citizens. He would like the Republican Party and President Roosevelt to take the lead in this legislation.
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Library of Congress Manuscript Division
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1903-09-21