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This report details the amounts spent by the Department of Agriculture for newspaper advertising in the 1904 fiscal year. The document is organized by state.
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1904
President Roosevelt’s cousin, William Emlen Roosevelt, was relieved to receive word that Alice Roosevelt Longworth is doing well. His wife, Christine Griffin Kean Roosevelt, has been resting due to a sprained ankle. Emlen hopes people will believe President Roosevelt now that he has reaffirmed he will not seek a third term. The banks are still struggling financially, and Emlen believes that the New York banks need more assistance than those in the West. He hopes to mitigate panic among “small depositors” at the Savings Banks and will be carefully looking over their published statements as well as those of the insurance companies on January 1.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-12-13
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson encloses a statement detailing the amounts paid by the Department of Agriculture for newspaper advertising during the 1904 fiscal year.
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1904-08-18
Douglas Robinson discusses President Roosevelt’s personal finances.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-01-14
Douglas Robinson encloses President Roosevelt’s accounts for 1903 and for his trust.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-01-06