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President Roosevelt informs Attorney General Bonaparte that he concurs with Solicitor General Henry Martyn Hoyt’s argument in the recent lawsuit against the Anaconda Company. Although Roosevelt would like to prosecute the companies involved, he decides to leave it up to his successor due to his term ending soon.
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1909-02-18
President Roosevelt thanks Stephen H. Derby for writing to him, and thinks that the legal case Derby mentioned “shows the healthy growth toward sound principles of construction on the part of the judges.”
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1908-12-16
President Roosevelt orders Commissioner Bixby to halt operations in accordance with two recent legal decisions.
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1907-02-13
President Roosevelt tells Edgar E. Clark, “Few things gave me more pleasure than our success in that suit.”
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1904-12-27
President Roosevelt congratulates United States District Attorney John Carter Rose for how he handled the case pertaining to Thomas W. McGregor.
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1904-11-23
Charles C. Moore encloses with this letter to Theodore Roosevelt several pages of articles that will appear in June Law Notes.
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1911-05-27
William H. H. Llewellyn congratulates President Roosevelt on the recent verdict in the Northern Securities Company v. United States case.
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1904-03-16
Edward R. Johnstone congratulates President Roosevelt on the victory in the Northern Securities Co. v. United States case.
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1904-03-15
Henry Martyn Hoyt encloses attorney William Wickham Smith’s report concerning the Japanese Silk fraud case trial, United States v. Martin L. Cohn and Charles C. Browne.
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1904-02-26
Attorney General Knox submits a report from Joseph L. Bristow, Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, returned by Holmes Conrad and Charles J. Bonaparte regarding the Post Office fraud.
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1903-11-13
William Justus Boies has enclosed two articles from the Evening Post: one on the Northern Securities decision and the other on Wall Street’s attitude toward President Roosevelt’s personally.
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1903-06-15