Robinson, Douglas, 1855-1918

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1901-08-20

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1898-03-28

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1913-04-28

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1913-01-28

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1899-03-14

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1899-02-23

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1899-02-08

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1899-01-04

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1898-05-10

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1898-05-06

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

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1898-05-03

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

President Roosevelt comments on Ted Robinson’s behavior. Roosevelt then discusses a “man’s dinner” at the White House for Prince Henry of Prussia.

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1902-01-22

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

Theodore Roosevelt thanks Douglas Robinson for his letter. Roosevelt writes that he and Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt are very proud of their sons, Archibald and Theodore. The Roosevelts thank Robinson for everything he and Corinne Roosevelt Robinson have done for their family recently.

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Harvard College Library

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1917-12-28

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

Theodore Roosevelt writes that he is glad Theodore Douglas Robinson joined the Grange and mentions that Monroe Douglas Robinson will be sent back to General Bell.

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Harvard College Library

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1917-08-31

Letter from William Loeb to Douglas Robinson

William Loeb asks Douglas Robinson to credit the enclosed check and note from G.P. Putnam’s Sons to President Roosevelt’s principal account.

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1908-09-03

Letter from Rudolph Forster to Douglas Robinson

Rudolph Forster asks Douglas Robinson to deposit the enclosed check from Charles Scribner’s Sons in President Roosevelt’s principal account.

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1908-08-29

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

President Roosevelt believes his brother-in-law, Douglas Robinson, is handling the details of a reception exactly as it should be handled. Roosevelt confirms the details of his trip to the dedication of a library in Herkimer, New York.

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1908-08-12

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

President Roosevelt celebrates Douglas Robinson’s recent appointment and praises him as the one financier in the family.

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1907-09-27

Telegram from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

There is no necessity for Douglas Robinson to come in.

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1901-10-17

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Douglas Robinson

If anyone is appointed who is not the son of an officer, President Roosevelt would likely take a man of Confederate ancestry as the South must be represented. The grandson of General Johnson would be the probable candidate. Douglas Robinson should not cancel his dinner party as he and Roosevelt can meet at a later time. Robert Bacon has been more helpful than George W. Perkins with the trust message.

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