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President Roosevelt is eager for the game law regarding the Alaska Territory to pass the Senate and asks Senator Beveridge to ensure its passage.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-02-14
Herbert J. Hagerman refers to his letter of September 12, 1906, concerning the reapportionment of the Territory of New Mexico for legislative purposes. In this letter, he mentioned that the reapportionment had almost universal support and those counties who opposed it enjoyed a much greater share of representation in the Territorial Legislature. As Hagerman anticipated, Thomas Benton Catron initiated legal proceedings to test the legality of the reapportionment in an attempt to retain his share of representation. The case was heard before Honorable Ira A. Abbott, who sustained the legality of the new apportionment in every respect.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-10-18
A newspaper article providing the full judicial opinion of Justice of the Supreme Court of the Territory of New Mexico Ira A. Abbot. Abbott “sustains the action of Governor Herbert J. Hagerman in making a reapportionment of the territory for legislative representation.” Mayor of Santa Fe Thomas Benton Catron, plaintiff, opposed the reapportionment as it diminished his share of representation.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-10-16
Handwritten draft of chapter four from “The Indian Wars, 1784-1787” section of The Winning of the West.
1894
Theodore Roosevelt writes to W. Cameron Forbes about the Philippines and to disagree with Forbes’ view on suspending powers of the Philippine legislature. Roosevelt is concerned with the Jones Bill promising independence to the island but then tricking them by having the right denied.
1915-01-04