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There is an effort to recall the vessels loaned to state naval militias. Governor Odell maintains that the ship loaned to New York is highly efficient, paid for by the state, and necessary for the training of the militia. He hopes that President Roosevelt will oppose the recall.
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1903-02-19
The Catholic World Magazine will be publishing brief appreciations of Pope Leo XIII from prominent non-Catholics in recognition of the Pope’s upcoming Silver Jubilee. Father Doyle requests that President Roosevelt contribute.
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1903-02-12
Complimentary 1902 pass for free travel on the lines of the International & Great Northern Railroad for President Roosevelt.
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1902-01
International & Great Northern Railroad
On behalf of the Literary Society of Washington, David Jayne Hill offers President Roosevelt an honorary membership.
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1902-01-06
Archbishop Ireland suggests that John Watson Foster lead the mission to the Vatican to discuss Filipino matters. At the end of January, Ireland plans to take up the “Storer matter” with Senator Foraker. The Archbishop is pleased that the citizens of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota approve of President Roosevelt’s leadership.
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1902-01-02
George W. Jolly seeks an appointment as collector of the Second Internal Revenue District of Kentucky.
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1902-01-02
Rear Admiral Taylor reviews plans to improve “gun pointing” and naval training.
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1902-01-01
Shipping label addressed to Vice President Roosevelt from Messrs. Hatchard, a London bookseller.
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1901
Messrs. Hatchard
The author regrets not being able to lunch with Vice President Roosevelt and Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt.
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1901
Baylor University will be debating the University of Texas over the Homestead and Exemptions Laws which are often abused in Texas. The unknown author asks Vice President Roosevelt for his opinion on these laws and to compare them to homestead laws in his own state.
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1901
Caspar Whitney apologizes for being so persistent in his efforts to secure the publishing rights to the article.
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1901
Baroness Hengelmüller thanks Vice President Roosevelt for the photograph and will be leaving for Europe tomorrow.
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1901
Baroness Hengelmüller regrets missing Vice President Roosevelt and invites him to dinner.
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1901
The Bushwick Republican Club invites Vice President Roosevelt to their sixth annual outing.
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1901
Arrangement Committee of the Bushwick Republican Club
Mrs. E. S. Rowe would like Vice President Roosevelt to tell the House that she wants her pay for “doing so much worth for them.”
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1901
Rowe, E. S., Mrs.
Representative Brosius of Pennsylvania has passed away. Daniel M. Ransdell, the Senate’s Sergeant at Arms, suggests several Senators to serve on the committee to represent the Senate at the funeral.
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1901-03-16
Franklin Murphy thanks Vice President Roosevelt for the kind note.
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1901
N. E. Mitchell sends President Roosevelt a Navajo blanket which was “captured along with Geronimo and his band.”
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1901
Mitchell, N. E.
The speech at the evening banquet will be very informal.
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1901
Edward Reeve Merritt is looking to correct errors in the original application and would appreciate a word from Vice President Roosevelt to his attorney.
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1901