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Doe, Perley B., 1868-1922

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Letter from Frank Basil Tracy to Theodore Roosevelt

Frank Basil Tracy informs Theodore Roosevelt that he has found limited information on Perley B. Doe and no substance to his claim that The New England Gas and Coke Company was fake. Tracy states that the Boston Evening Transcript does not use advertising columns to attack people like other papers do.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1911-05-12

Letter from William F. Rogers to Frank Basil Tracy

Advertising Manager William F. Rogers informs Frank Basil Tracy that the New England Gas & Coke Company was not fake, nor was its advertisement in the Boston Evening Transcript. Rogers denounces Perley B. Doe’s claims as the unimportant “wail” of one who had a grievance with the company and even suspects it is a false name. In bringing forth Doe’s claims, Rogers does not accuse Theodore Roosevelt of overstepping.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1911-04-26