Oath and appointment of deputy sheriff
Signed oath and appointment making John Campbell Greenway a deputy sheriff of Marquette County, Mighigan.
Collection
Creation Date
1905-01
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Greenway, John Campbell, 1872-1926
Letter from Gutzon Borglum to Isabella Greenway
President Roosevelt has confirmed that he will be visiting Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Gutzon Borglum would like Representative Greenway to attend.
Collection
Creation Date
1936-08-11
Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, Spanish-American War
Theodore Roosevelt and John Campbell Greenway standing with two cavalry officers and several cavalry horses. Tents and horses can be seen in the distance.
Collection
Creation Date
1898
Muster-In roll of John Campbell Greenway
Officers’ muster-in roll for John Campbell Greenway; including date of muster, rank, age, residence, and notes on promotions.
Collection
Creation Date
1898-09-06
Letter from Charles R. Greenleaf to Alice White Greenway
Charles R. Greenleaf was briefly in Cuba checking on the spread of yellow fever and seeing many Rough Riders, but not learning their names. He will write if he hears anything about John Campbell Greenway. The Greenway name brought back memories of Greenleaf’s “pleasantest years” spent in Huntsville, Alabama.
Collection
Creation Date
1898-08-12
Invitation to a luncheon at The Graduates Club
Invitation to a luncheon at the Graduates Club to be held in honor of Theodore Roosevelt, John Campbell Greenway, and David Goodrich.
Collection
Creation Date
1899-11-21
Letter from John S. Miller to George R. Peck
John S. Miller introduces John Campbell Greenway, who would like to meet with Mr. Crocker, the purchasing agent for George R. Peck’s company.
Collection
Creation Date
1901-09-17
Letter from James McCrea to Melville Ezra Ingalls
James McCrea introduces John Campbell Greenway, who would like to discuss a Big Four Railroad Company contract with Melville Ezra Ingalls.
Collection
Creation Date
1901-07-01
Letter from Thomas Robins to Gutzon Borglum
Thomas Robins was delighted with Gutzon Borglum’s dissatisfaction over Calvin Coolidge’s inscription for the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. He suggests that Borglum meet with Andrew Fleming West, who has mastered “monumental English.” Robins also praises Borglum’s statue of John Campbell Greenway, which Robins feels was “worthy of the subject.”
Collection
Creation Date
1930-11-20
Letter from Quentin Roosevelt to Robert Harry Munro Ferguson
Quentin Roosevelt thanks Robert Harry Munro Ferguson for the book. He has failed to write to Isabella Ferguson with his impressions of the West but he would like to return next year. Roosevelt might work for John Greenway next summer and has plans for another trip to the Southwest.
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Creation Date
Unknown
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to John W. Weeks
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt introduces John Campbell Greenway. Greenway has a matter he would like to discuss with Secretary Weeks.
Collection
Creation Date
1923-09-21
Letter to W. W. Galbraith
Captain Galbraith’s letter has been received and will be given to John Campbell Greenway upon his return in three weeks.
Collection
Creation Date
1921-09-22
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Patty Selmes
Colonel Roosevelt finally has a tent, secretary, and typewriter so he can work on his correspondence. He regrets that he is mostly writing to the families of dead and wounded men. The campaign has been rough with hard fighting but the regiment has performed well. The “cowpuncher” and university men have both been able to show their grit. Robert Harry Munro Ferguson has done well and was promoted to lieutenant. There were many unpleasant experiences but the charge up San Juan Hill “paid for it all many times over.”
Collection
Creation Date
1898-07-31
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Robert Harry Munro Ferguson
Theodore Roosevelt cannot extend his trip and he might even cut it short in order to get back to Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt. He is looking forward to seeing Robert Harry Munro Ferguson and requests that Ferguson gather some friends in Silver City, New Mexico. They should arrive around noon on July 10.
Collection
Creation Date
1913-07-01
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Robert Harry Munro Ferguson
Roosevelt and his sons Archie and Quentin will be visiting the Southwest and should be able to see Robert Harry Munro Ferguson around July 11. Roosevelt was pleased to hear that Isabella Ferguson and the children are in Santa Barbara, California. Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt is abroad with Richard and Ethel Roosevelt Derby.
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Creation Date
1913-06-16
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Gilbert Christian Greenway
Theodore Roosevelt will be unable to stay at Gilbert Christian Greenway’s home, or any private home, due to the potential for hurt feelings. Roosevelt looks forward to seeing Greenway and met with his son, John Campbell Greenway, two weeks ago.
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Creation Date
1910-07-15
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Joseph C. S. Blackburn
President Roosevelt introduces John Campbell Greenway who will be visiting Panama. Roosevelt requests that Greenway be allowed to inspect the work being done on the Panama Canal.
Collection
Creation Date
1907-11-27
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to George Robert Carter
Theodore Roosevelt asks George Robert Carter to get in touch with Philip Battell Stewart, Medill McCormick, and John Campbell Greenway.
Collection
Creation Date
1912-05-31
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Anna Roosevelt Cowles
Colonel Roosevelt describes the thankfulness of all the men at receiving the supplies from the Red Cross and he is grateful to Anna Roosevelt Cowles for helping to get those supplies to them. The regiment is now in a permanent camp with ample food, clothing, and care for everyone. He is extraordinarily proud of his group and the way they all work together. Roosevelt is in good health and hopes he can see William Sheffield Cowles sometime soon.
Collection
Creation Date
1898-07-28
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bradley T. Johnson
Governor Roosevelt is happy to hear that General Johnson’s health is improving, and confides to Johnson that New York Senator Thomas Collier Platt Platt and the Franchise Bill have been recent “trouble(s)” for him. Roosevelt also mentions a recent visit by businessman, John Campbell “Jack” Greenway to the Executive Mansion.
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Creation Date
1899-05-10