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Charles Moreau Harger encloses newspaper clippings from his paper, The Daily Reflector, as well as clippings from the Kansas City Star, the Topeka Capital, and the Kansas City Journal.
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1903-10-21
Pages five and six from the May 4, 1902 edition of the New York Herald.
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1902-05-04
On a page of the Boston Post, the article “Gov. Bates asks Col. Gaston questions” has been highlighted, and the note “omitted in Herald” appended to two paragraphs. The article describes a Republican rally which saw Massachusetts Governor John L. Bates respond to statements from his Democratic opponent William A. Gaston regarding appropriations and expenditures for Massachusetts, as well as statutes limiting the length of the working day. Other articles on the page include a discussion of a proposed expansion of the Suffolk county courthouse, a temporary suspension in the production of anthracite coal, and a discussion on the method of assigning wages to employees.
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1903-10-22
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary responds to D. S. Hale’s letter to The Outlook and and a clipping he sent from the Chattanooga News.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Louis L. Arnold for his letter but informs him that Roosevelt cannot allow anyone to write an article and put his name to it.
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1912-08-19
On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary thanks James P. Magenis for sending a copy of a newspaper article and for joining Roosevelt for lunch.
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1912-07-23
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary relays that Roosevelt appreciated the article George Sylvester Viereck wrote for the International. He notes that a column has been established in the New York Journal to present news regarding Roosevelt’s campaign and suggests that Viereck send material for future articles directly to the Journal.
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1912-07-19
Theodore Roosevelt sends a letter of thanks to Fred S. Willbur in receipt of his message. In response to Willbur’s letter, Roosevelt references a recently published letter written to William Allen White.
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1912-07-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs S. B. Woodfin that Roosevelt will have to decline his invitation to contribute to his newspaper columns. Roosevelt is the contributing editor for The Outlook.
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1912-06-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary suggests that Harriet Higbee contact the editor of the Omaha Bee for a copy of Roosevelt’s speech.
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1912-06-15
Theodore Roosevelt appreciates what William Draper Lewis wrote in the Philadelphia North American.
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1912-03-07
No additional letters are necessary regarding Horton; President Roosevelt will speak with Assistant Secretary of State Loomis at once regarding an article and the justification it allowed.
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1903-06-18
President Roosevelt thanks Azel Ames for the note but states that he is not interested in Nelson’s article.
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1903-06-15
President Roosevelt directs Thomas Henry Carter to an article in the San Francisco Examiner of May 31, 1903, that shows Homer Davenport to be a “slanderer and a liar.” Roosevelt wishes to have no dealings with Davenport.
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1903-06-13
William Draper Lewis thanks Theodore Roosevelt for his kind letter regarding an interview of Lewis that appeared in the North American about the recall of judicial decisions. Tomorrow, Lewis will be submitting a criticism of President Taft’s remarks on recall from his recent speech in Ohio.
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1912-03-11
Charles C. Boland writes to Theodore Roosevelt about Missouri’s new state song and Lyman Abbott [editor of The Outlook], who wrote a number of articles about Roosevelt.
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1911-07-12
Newspaper clipping featuring various articles from evening edition of The Boston Herald. Notably, an article detailing the activities of District Attorney John B. Moran, who is taking rest after the strain of his duties as both district attorney and his campaign for governor of Massachusetts.
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1906-10-05
This article, from the Boston Herald, reports on a recent Republican rally which saw Massachusetts Governor John Lewis Bates and Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild criticize the Democratic party. Bates and Guild additionally responded to statements from the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, William A. Gaston, regarding Massachusetts state expenditures, as well as statutes limiting the length of the working day.
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1903-10-22
Frederic Cook Morehouse, editor of The Living Church, is upset over an article in the Boston Traveler. Morehouse wishes to know if the incident was correctly reported. Such reports harm both the Episcopal Church and the Christian religion in general and generally prove to be false when investigated.
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1905-07-05
Nicholas Murray Butler forwards a letter from The Philadelphia Press to President Roosevelt concerning George McClellan’s eligibility for nomination.
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1904-06-08