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Thomas H. Netherland informs Noah Seaman that President Roosevelt has changed the date when his horses and supplies will be shipped to Oyster Bay. Netherland has not had a chance to see a dealer about hay, but expects to purchase one ton, which will be shipped with the horses.
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1908-06-08
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U.S. President – 2nd Term (March 1905-February 1909)
Theodore Roosevelt Papers
When Noah Seaman wrote Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt about hay a few months ago, Thomas H. Netherland determined it was better to wait until the end of May before making any purchases. Netherland now asks Seaman if the situation is any better, the current price of timothy hay in Oyster Bay, and how much should be purchased.
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1908-05-26
William Loeb encloses papers sent by Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company about the shipment of the station wagon to Noah Seaman. Seaman should return the rubber cover they provided to protect the vehicle while it was in transit and inspect the wagon to see if it is in good condition. When Loeb is in Oyster Bay, Seaman should give him the bill.
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1907-06-06
Thomas H. Netherland sends Noah Seaman, the superintendent of Sagamore Hill, a series of paid and canceled checks and hopes he can “straighten out the tangle.” He would like them back once Seaman is done with them. He tells Seaman that his family has been sick.
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1907-05-08
William Loeb received the letter and tax bill from Noah Seaman, the superintendent of Sagamore Hill. On behalf of Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt, Loeb sends a transportation order for Seaman and his wife, Ida A. Stoots Seaman, to attend the inauguration.
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William Loeb sends Noah Seaman a $50 check to contribute to the cause of exterminating the San Jose scale and asks Seaman to hand the check to Charles F. Swan.
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Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt asks Noah Seaman to find President Roosevelt’s uniform, which he wore during the war, and to send the uniform to Frederick William MacMonnies. Edith Roosevelt also tells Seaman if James K. Mailler is too busy to do the carpentry work, Seaman can select another carpenter.
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William Loeb writes to Noah Seaman to inform him that Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt would like the coal order delayed, as prices might soon be lower. Loeb encloses a check from President Roosevelt covering Seaman’s and Herbert Knox Smith’s wages.
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