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Theodore Roosevelt is frustrated with his current court proceedings, in which it is the judge is unlikely to rule in his favor but he may get a hung jury. He finds the international situation more interesting than the court case, and Edith Roosevelt is feeling better.
1915-05-19
Theodore Roosevelt has had breakfasts with Platt and Governor Odell, but does not think the events have been viewed as important by the judge, of whom Roosevelt does not think highly. Roosevelt also does not approve of President Wilson’s and Secretary of State Bryan’s relations with Germany.
1915-05-14
Whitelaw Reid, who has been on vacation, is attempting to set up a meeting with President Roosevelt when Reid returns to Washington, D.C. He includes his schedule says that the most convenient time would be within a fortnight of when he sets sail. He also briefly mentions “wild talk about opposition to the Cuban policy,” hoping that reports of Republicans joining with Democrats in this opposition is unfounded.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-05-02
President Roosevelt provides formal instructions through Secretary of State Hay to the American delegates that are attending the International Conference of the American States.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-10-08