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In a fragment of a letter, the author explains having just returned from a trip to find a copy of Outdoor Life and a letter from William Loeb about the article of his and President Roosevelt’s hunt. They apologize for being involved in the publication of an article that Roosevelt disapproves of.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1905-07-23
President Roosevelt hears that Ambassador Meyer is doing well in St. Petersburg and asks that his first confidential report go through Secretary of State John Hay. He hopes that Meyer will get along with Spencer F. Eddy.
Massachusetts Historical Society
1905-05-02
President Roosevelt is having a delightful time and killed a large black bear. He invites William Loeb to visit the camp. Roosevelt will be leaving on Sunday, May 14, and will arrive in Denver on Monday.
1905-04-17
While hunting, President Roosevelt was “laid up” for a few days with “Cuban fever.” He has recovered and a bobcat was taken yesterday. Roosevelt requests that William Loeb send new magazines and a $10 watch that he wants to use for a gift. He may be in Glenwood next Saturday evening so there is time to handle the mail.
1905-04-30