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Petition from the United States government laying out an antitrust case against the Northern Securities Company.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901
Statement by Alphonse Gree, notary certifying transfer of land for Quentin Roosevelt gravesite. Included with Lopp report of August 11. 1920. In French
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
1920-08-07
Theodore Roosevelt centennial reading list submitted for the Congressional Record by New York Representative Leo O’Brien.
1957-07-22
Article entitled “Theodore Roosevelt: His Relations With Labor” submitted for printing in the Congressional Record by Wyoming Senator Joseph O’Mahoney.
1957-05-22
Short description of Theodore Roosevelt and his devotion to his family, submitted for printing as an appendix to the Congressional Record by North Dakota Senator Milton Young.
1957-06-20
Brief sketch of Theodore Roosevelt’s life and accomplishments, submitted for printing in the Congressional Record by New York Representative Steven Derounian.
1957-08-30
Edition of the Congressional Record for Monday, January 26, 1959. A description of the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial in 1958 is included on pages A501 and A502 (pages 34 and 35 of this record). The events were considered a “striking success” by their sponsors. The celebration included the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Island on the Potomac River as a historic shrine and the Department of Defense also produced a film depicting highlights in Roosevelt’s life.
1959-01-26
Judge Francis rules in favor of the Little Missouri Land and Stock Company which will retain the property in question, eleven mares.
1888-04-26
Contract between Theodore Roosevelt and G. P. Putnam’s Sons to publish Hunting Trips of a Ranchman.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1885-03-21
By-laws and list of members of the Little Missouri River Stockmen’s Association.
1885
Act of Congress establishing a memorial to Theodore Roosevelt. The act includes authorization for an island, previously known as Mason’s Island, to be renamed Theodore Roosevelt Island. It states that the Roosevelt Memorial Association, later called the Theodore Roosevelt Association, will have full approval of development of the island and that access be provided to and on the island and that memorial or statue be built.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1932-05-21
Articles from the Minot Daily News chronicling the establishment of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park that were entered into the Congressional Record.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1963-11-07
Text of H. R. 5587 and statements regarding the bill. The bill would establish the north unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1948-04-09
The New York Court of Appeals reverses the order of the Appellate Court and affirms that of the Special Term.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-10
Copy of legal document stating Adam J. Sembower does not bring in enough money through the Sunday School to continue the programming and unless there is a change, Sembower will be forced to leave and Sunday School, Young People’s Society, and regular preaching will cease for 150 to 200 poor children and adults in the community. The document is seemingly copied and notarized by Sembower.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-11-22
An affidavit signed by J. T. Baker avowing that Samuel J. Martin did not establish a residence on the described land prior to the spring of 1907.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-07-19
An affidavit signed by Edward Shelton avowing that Samuel J. Martin did not establish a residence on the described land prior to the spring of 1907.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-03-30
An affidavit signed by W. T. Leahy avowing that Samuel J. Martin did not establish a residence on the described land prior to the spring of 1907.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-02-26
An affidavit signed by H. J. Flannery avowing that Samuel J. Martin did not establish a residence on the described land prior to the spring of 1907.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-02-21
An affidavit signed by James D. Taylor avowing that Samuel J. Martin did not establish a residence on the described land prior to the spring of 1907.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-02-21