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Letter from James A. Tawney to Theodore Roosevelt

Letter from James A. Tawney to Theodore Roosevelt

Representative Tawney encloses a letter from Thomas-Louis A. Valiquet. The matter affects many laboring men on the Great Lakes. Valiquet and Mr. O’Neil, also a labor leader, together represent about 200,000 men. Tawney believes that President Roosevelt has previously received a letter from Mr. Dover, transmitting a letter from Mr. O’Neill, relating a conversation with Senator Marcus Alonzo Hanna regarding hydraulic dredges on the Great Lakes. Tawney knows Valiquet and O’Neil personally and vouches for them, especially because they have done good work for the national Republican campaign. Valiquet would like to confer with Roosevelt before any decisions are made.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1904-11-05

Creator(s)

Tawney, James A. (James Albertus), 1855-1919

Letter from Thomas T. Johnston to Theodore Roosevelt

Letter from Thomas T. Johnston to Theodore Roosevelt

Thomas T. Johnston recommends George Y. Wisner to “represent the United States in matters pertaining to the regulation of the levels of the Great Lakes.” Johnston references Wisner’s experience on the Commission on Deep Waterways and also his experience working in Canada, which would benefit him in this international project.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1902-04-26

Creator(s)

Johnston, Thomas T. (Thomas Taylor), 1856-1909