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Seth Bullock encloses a letter from an old friend of his who is now a successful businessman and Democrat in New York City to provide an alternative insight into the “Witches Cauldron” of Wall Street. Bullock also apologizes for Senator Alfred B. Kittredge’s behavior and assures President Roosevelt that if his actions do not change South Dakota will not reelect him.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-12-01
Edward Earl Britton writes his autobiography in several parts, discussing his youth and involvement in many business pursuits. He breaks briefly in 1908 before continuing in a second portion, written in 1911. After reaching the present, Britton continues on by offering a prediction for the future of economic development in Central and South America. During his life Britton became connected with the Eagle Savings and Loan Company, wand was sentenced to serve some time in prison for the company’s deeds. The final pages of his autobiography feature several letters from friends petitioning New York Governor Charles Evans Hughes for clemency.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-03