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George Harrison Shull informs Theodore Roosevelt that Dr. W. Johannsen of the University of Copenhagen will be in America to give a series of lectures and visit the Station for Experimental Evolution. He invites Roosevelt to meet Dr. Johannsen, Dr. Charles Benedict Davenport, and Harry Hamilton Laughlin.
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1911-09-20
Theodore Roosevelt informs President Remsen that he is unable to speak at Johns Hopkins University.
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1911-01-19
President Roosevelt informs Johns Hopkins University President Remsen that he is appointing a five-member board to answer scientific questions necessary in the enforcement of the Pure Food and Drugs Act. He asks if Remsen has any suggestions of people who would be available to serve on this board.
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1908-01-16
President Remsen asks Theodore Roosevelt to speak at Johns Hopkins University on February 5 about “useless” subjects as per his comment at a recent address.
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1911-01-05
Charles J. Bonaparte invites Theodore Roosevelt to Baltimore to address a conference put on by the Henry Watson’s Children’s Aid Society, as well as to speak to students at Johns Hopkins University.
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1910-01-06
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte informs President Roosevelt that he will be giving an address at Commemoration Day at Johns Hopkins University and will take this opportunity to inform the public about the Navy’s current financial need. Bonaparte also mentions briefly Secretary of State Root’s upcoming trip to Rio de Janeiro.
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1906-02-21
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte sends President Roosevelt the speech he gave at Commemoration Day at Johns Hopkins University.
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1906-02-22
Secretary of State Hay asks President Roosevelt if he has a man in mind for an unnamed position. Hay suggests the appointment of Jacob H. Hollander.
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1904-04-20