Letter from Mary P. H. Kieran to Theodore Roosevelt
Mary P. H. Kieran acknowledges that Theodore Roosevelt is very busy and it may have slipped his mind, but cites various references to show that Roosevelt consented to be on the advisory committee of the Sanatorium Gabriels while he was the governor of New York. Referring to his request to no longer be involved, she lets him know the institution’s fall magazine has already been published, but he can have his name omitted from future publications.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-10-15
