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William S. Cowles tells William Loeb that his brother, Walter Cleveland Cowles, seems to be angry about a letter he sent, and asks Loeb to please return the letter.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-12-02
Edith Marcy Sperry thanks Captain Cowles for his kindness following the death of her husband, Admiral Charles S. Sperry. He appreciated the Cowleses friendship throughout his life. Now, Sperry wonders if it is an appropriate time for somewhere like The Outlook to publish and article about her husband and asks advice on who could write the article in an appropriate way.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-04
Rear Admiral Cowles confirms that Coldwell S. Johnston is the brother-in-law of his brother Rear Admiral Walter Cleveland Cowles, but he does not know the man personally. He will ask his brother if he has anything to say about Johnston.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-11-22
Admiral Beresford apologizes for not being able to meet with President Roosevelt before he returns to England because he had a message for Roosevelt from King Edward VII. Beresford also wanted to speak with him about the American Navy possibly joining his fleet in the Mediterranean.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1905-05-07
Beresford, Charles William De la Poer Beresford, Baron, 1846-1919
Colorized stereograph taken from the bridge of the USS Minnesota at the Jamestown Exposition. The USS Kentucky and the USS Connecticut can be seen in the distance. On the left of the image, a sailor in his dress blue uniform is kneeling, looking through a spyglass. On the reverse of the stereograph is information about the officers of each of the three ships.
Duane G. Jundt Theodore Roosevelt Collection
1907