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President Roosevelt would like to meet with Robert Bridges to discuss his writing articles for Scribner’s while on his upcoming hunting trip to Africa.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-06-07
President Roosevelt thanks S. S. McClure for the letter and enclosure. He cannot write an article about Secretary of War William H. Taft, but he thinks that George Kennan would be a good person to do so.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-02-25
President Roosevelt thanks Frank Hall Scott for the paintings and is pleased Scott is happy with the article.
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1907-02-20
President Roosevelt thanks Lady Gregory for the copy of Saints and Wonders. He mentions the wealth of old Irish saga lore in his upcoming article in The Century Magazine.
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1906-09-25
President Roosevelt tells Professor Joseph Dunn that he made most of the changes to his article that Dunn suggested and explains his reasoning for those that he did not.
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1906-05-26
President Roosevelt tells Richard Watson Gilder that he will have an article on Irish mythology ready for publication soon and that he thinks it would be a good article to pair with some illustrations. He recommends Gilder speak with Charles DeKay to find someone to help.
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1906-05-18
President Roosevelt congratulates George Haven Putnam on restarting Putnam’s Magazine. Roosevelt does not think he can write an article for it, but would be pleased to have a speech of his appear in the magazine.
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1906-04-13
President Roosevelt thanks the editor Richard Gilder for sending him the article, and sends him something for his wife, Helen Gilder.
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1904-05-16
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Frank M. Chapman for the articles on William Joseph Long.
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1904-03-21
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt informs C. C. Fisher that he did not write the articles in question. However, he has written articles about Western living.
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1897-10-25
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt is glad George Riker Bishop wrote to Secretary of the Interior Cornelius Newton Bliss and hopes he will make it public. Because of his position, Roosevelt cannot participate publicly in the matters but directs Bishop to his recent and upcoming articles.
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1897-09-23
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt appreciates Louis A. Coolidge’s article in the Boston Journal.
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1897-09-23
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt is pleased with the article in the Tribune. He is sorry about the schooner and instructs Francis T. Bowles to offer extra compensation to the steamer people. Roosevelt assures Bowles that he is doing what he hoped.
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1897-09-27
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt thanks Daniel W. Lord. He will read the article, especially with torpedo boats in mind.
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1897-09-17
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt informs the Bulletin Press Association that he cannot write the requested article. He suggests they contact Lieutenant-Commander W. W. Kimball who can give them information about the cruise.
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1897-09-17
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt thanks H. F. Donaldson. However, he cannot publish an article as requested since his reports are official documents for the Navy Department.
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1897-09-20
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt assures Richard Rush that he will do what he can but reminds him that Secretary of the Navy John Davis Long likely will not give heed. He hopes Rush will write an article on the attack against the pirate ships, and he could try to get it published. Roosevelt asks Rush to write to the Cleveland Militia.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt appreciates Marshall Cushing’s compliment. However, he is currently too busy to write the article Cushing requests.
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1897-09-10
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt forwards the pamphlet Charles H. Cramp requested. He will look in the North American Review for Cramp’s article.
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1897-09-16
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt sends President McKinley a copy of an article he has recently written for the Naval Institute. The article is about opinions of the Presidents of the United States about the United States Navy. Roosevelt comments Secretary of the Navy Long added the words “in my own opinion” where Roosevelt states the navy must be strengthened.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1897-08-30