Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Edwin A. Van Valkenburg
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1918-12-24
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Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919
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A copy of a letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Edwin A. Van Valkenburg, the editor of the Philadelphia North American. Roosevelt thanks Van Valkenburg for the hint as to a proper view of the Democratic Party. He says he agrees all tariff abuses should be cut out, but feels it would damage the country to adopt the theory of free trade.
1912-01-25
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Theodore Roosevelt shares the speech that he will give to the railroad men on June 10th with Edwin A. Van Valkenburg. He asks Van Valkenburg to distribute it in Philadelphia if there is demand, and to send a copy to the Kansas City Star. Roosevelt has sent copies to the United Press, Associated Press and International News.
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1917-06-02
Theodore Roosevelt is glad to hear that Edwin A. Van Valkenberg is recovering and expresses his concern for him. Roosevelt invites Van Valkenberg to lunch with him and mentions that he has seen Gifford Pinchot.
1914-08-01
Theodore Roosevelt informs Edwin A. Van Valkenburg that he must be in New York on February 21 and 22 for a meeting of the Progressives of Nassau County. Roosevelt writes that if Van Valkenburg still wants him to attend his meeting, he will come.
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