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The report details the number of casualties in various types of railway-related activity. The numbers are reported according to the person’s relationship to the railroad (passenger or type of worker).
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-06-30
These general orders describe the required equipment and supplies for the Philippine Scouts to maintain military readiness.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-07-05
President Coolidge issues an executive order withdrawing an area of California in order to determine whether it should be added to Pinnacles National Monument.
1929-02-02
The National Park Service announces public hearings in Medora and Watford City, North Dakota, about the wilderness proposal for Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
1970-09-28
This bill authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to procure lands, whether by accepting donations or procuring by other means, in order to develop roads connecting the units of the Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park. It also stipulates how such lands will be legally designated and used.
1971-01-25
This is a section in the Congressional Record-Senate, where Senator Burdick explains why Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park should receive full park designation and be renamed the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Burdick states that the memorial park status has resulted in inadequate recognition unfitting of the memory of Theodore Roosevelt. Burdick also includes a letter from Joseph Satrom, North Dakota travel director, discussing the use of the word “memorial” in the title of the park.
1972-10-09
The Department of the Interior has prepared a draft environmental statement on the proposed designation of parts of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park as wilderness. The department invites written comments on the statement, which should be directed to the Midwest Region or the park’s superintendent.
1972-10-03
President Nixon urges Congress to quickly approve of his endeavor to designate the Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park. Nixon has been accelerating his efforts to preserve more lands as parks and he is not satisfied with the rate in which Congress has acted on these lands. Cooperating in this regard will result in a better-served public.
1972-09-21
Draft proposal for the Department of the Interior to designate 28,335 acres of land in Theodore Roosevelt National Park as wilderness. The proposal includes maps of the area, background information on the proposal, the land, and the ecological situation there.
1972-09-18
This edition of the Federal Register contains notices of hearings and statements from a variety of departments. Of note, it includes notice of the final environmental statement related to the designation of portions of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park as wilderness.
1973-08-06
This draft of the Environmental Statement for the proposed Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park includes four parts: a summary and description of the proposal for Congress to designate 28,335 acres as wilderness, a description of the environment including geology and plant and animal life, an outline of environmental impact, and an outline of mitigating measures.
1972-09-10
All civil, military, and naval officials are to observe President Roosevelt’s proclamation of neutrality in the conflict between Russia and Japan.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-03-11
President Roosevelt reviews the second plan on government reorganization which will reorganize the administrative management of the executive branch by “a more logical grouping of existing units and functions and by a further reduction in the number of independent agencies.”
1939-05-09
Signed oath and appointment making John Campbell Greenway a deputy sheriff of Marquette County, Mighigan.
1905-01
President Roosevelt states that James Campbell can be appointed as Deputy Surveyor of Customs at the port of Baltimore without examination under the Civil Service rules.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-09-10
Two different versions of a ballot for elections in Maryland. One includes candidates representing the Social Democrat party.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-10-30
Report prepared at the request of the United States Senate containing the government correspondence regarding the retirement of Constantin Catacazy, Russian minister to the United States from 1869 to 1871. President Ulysses S. Grant and the State Department sought the removal of Catacazy due to his poor conduct. However, he remained as minister until after Grand Duke Alekseĭ’s trip to the United States, because a minister needed to be present for the visit and there was not enough time to replace Catacazy before Alekseĭ’s arrival.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1871-12-06
President Roosevelt’s message to Congress at the beginning of the third session of the fifty-eighth Congress in 1904. In this message, Roosevelt discusses various aspects of the state of the union and introduces the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-12-06
Completion record for job #287 named “Landscaping – Undifferentiated.” The job involved correcting a previously landscaped area around an overlook parking lot within the southern unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota. The project restored the natural landscape around the parking lot by completing more back-sloping and transplanting sod.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1940
Text of a treaty of arbitration for pecuniary claims signed by delegates from multiple American countries at the Second International Conference of American States. President Roosevelt submits the treaty to the Senate for advice, consent, and ratification. Roosevelt includes Secretary of State Hay’s comments on the treaty.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-05-07