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President Roosevelt would not have missed the funeral for anything and was glad to see Douglas Robinson and Corinne Robinson. Roosevelt found the police arrangements at Robinson’s house and the church to be foolish and “offensively spectacular.”
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1903-12-01
President Roosevelt thanks Ambassador Choate for the letter and what he did in reference to the death of Mungo Herbert.
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1903-10-15
President Roosevelt was shocked to learn of the death of Cornelia Van Rensselaer Robb.
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1903-08-18
Unless Senator Platt is insistent on a place for a Connecticut man, President Roosevelt will promote Mr. Hill. Roosevelt was grieved at the death of Frederick William Holls.
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1903-07-29
President Roosevelt extends his sympathy after the death of Frederick William Holls.
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1903-07-24
President Roosevelt asks Acting Governor Chatterton to extend his sympathy to the family of Governor Richards.
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1903-04-28
President Roosevelt sends his condolences after hearing of the death of Jacob A. Riis’s mother.
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1903-03-03
President Roosevelt extends his sympathy on the death of Woodrow Wilson’s father.
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1903-02-04
President Roosevelt sends his sympathy, most likely referring to the death of Henry Laurens Dawes, a former U.S. Senator from Massachusetts.
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1903-02-05
President Roosevelt extends his sympathy on the death of Dr. Curry.
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1903-02-13
President Roosevelt thanks Frederick C. DeLang for the recollections of his boy’s life and extends to him his deepest sympathy.
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1903-01-13
President Roosevelt sends his condolences on the death of Captain William L. Flanagan.
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1903-01-19
President Roosevelt wishes he could express his “profound sense of personal bereavement” at the death of Abram S. Hewitt.
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1903-01-22
The Roosevelts extend their sympathy to Butler at the time of his wife’s passing.
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1903-01-10
President Roosevelt encloses the appraisal of the property of his uncle Cornelius Van Schaack Roosevelt and requests representation from Roosevelt & Kobbe.
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1902-11-21
President Roosevelt sends his sympathy upon the death of Mrs. Russell’s husband, Connecticut Representative Charles Addison Russell.
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1902-10-23
The Louisville Board of Trade met to discuss taking action regarding the death of William McKinley. The meeting requested greater protection for the president and stronger punishments for attacks against the president. Part of Governor Bradley’s speech regarding the enforcement of the laws is included.
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1901-09-18
President Roosevelt thanks Ellen Duane Gillespie Davis for telling him of her mother’s death and remembers his friendship with her.
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1901-11-18
President Roosevelt thanks C. F. Moberly Bell for his courtesy and expresses the sympathy felt in the United States at the news of Queen Victoria’s death.
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1901-11-06
President Roosevelt expresses his “profound sympathy” to Katherine Seymour Green Paul after the death of her husband, John Paul.
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1901-11-01