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Vice President Roosevelt’s letter supporting the appointment of J. M. Wainwright to the United States Military Academy has been received and will be brought to the attention of Secretary of War Elihu Root upon his return to Washington, D.C.
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1901-09-11
Evert Jansen Wendell forwards a letter from Buffalo, New York, to Vice President Roosevelt. He hopes Roosevelt will accept the invitation as this would be “desirable for America and for Harvard.”
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1901-09-11
William Allen White is traveling to the East Coast and requests letters of introduction to Secretary of War Root and Mr. Dawes. White has received President Roosevelt’s letter to Attorney General Philander C. Knox.
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1901-09-11
John Gillett Oglesby encloses two letters for Vice President Roosevelt.
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1901-09-02
Edward H. Fallows will secure a photograph from Rockwood and forward it to Vice President Roosevelt for his autograph. His sister, Alice, was very pleased with Roosevelt’s letter.
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1901-09-04
William Allen White requests that a copy of the introductory letter to Mr. Dawes be sent to the Normandie Hotel in Washington, D.C. He also suggests that Vice President Roosevelt write to Mr. Leland and Major Hood.
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1901-09-05
Herschel V. Jones asks Vice President Roosevelt to write to Charles W. Somerby but not to Mr. Grimshaw or Mr. Peterson. As he was writing, Jones was informed of the assassination attempt against President McKinley and he will pray for the president’s survival. He is sending the letter just as he had written it with full appreciation that the situation has changed.
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1901-09-06
Ferdinand Cowle Iglehart believes Vice President Roosevelt should receive his check for the article soon. He encloses a letter regarding Lieutenant Mould, a “peculiarly worthy young man.”
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1901-08-26
Lieutenant Olin has received Vice President Roosevelt’s letter and will be sending Roosevelt a barong, a type of sword, from the Philippine island of Jolo.
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1901-08-27
John D. Dow has received Vice President Roosevelt’s letter of August 28 and sends the clipping he omitted from his previous letter.
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1901-08-29
G. L. Davidson is traveling to Europe and requests a few introductory letters from Vice President Roosevelt.
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1901-08-30
Senator Foraker agrees with Vice President Roosevelt’s views on the upcoming campaign and will try to make arrangements accordingly.
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1901-08-30
Gifford Pinchot does not expect Vice President Roosevelt to be able to attend the meeting of the American Forestry Association but hopes he will be able to send a letter as he did last year. Pinchot is taking a short trip to Oregon and is unsure whether he will be able to take a hunting trip in the fall.
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1901-07-23
Gifford Pinchot regrets not having a letter for the Denver meeting of the American Forestry Association but understands Vice President Roosevelt’s position. Pinchot and Frederick Haynes Newell are exploring some grazing and irrigation issues and will be leaving for a two week trip to the mountains. Although Pinchot expects to miss his hunt, he hopes he and Roosevelt have a “good visit, with lots of exercise.”
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1901-08-05
Endicott Peabody thanks Vice President Roosevelt for letting him read Professor Wilson’s letter. He will be available for a meeting after football season in early December. Peabody is pleased that Alice Roosevelt is rapidly recovering from her operation.
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1901-08-23
Charles Robert Younger has been arrested in Indian Territory. He requests a letter from Vice President Roosevelt regarding his conduct when he served under Roosevelt in the 1st Volunteer Cavalry. Younger’s trial is set for December and will be before Judge Gills in Vinita, Indian Territory.
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1901-08-25
Richard R. Horan seeks assistance in finding employment.
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1901-02-23
George S. Benson asks Vice President Roosevelt to deliver an address at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn to secure funding for the project Lincoln Letters & Portrait.
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1901-03-07
Gifford Pinchot sends Vice President Roosevelt a copy of D. C. Middleton’s letter as well as Pinchot’s reply. Pinchot will appoint the friend of Assemblyman Allds on Middleton’s recommendation, but will give strict instructions to discharge him if he is found to be incompetent.
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1901-05-11
Bradley T. Johnson hopes Governor Roosevelt can come visit around Christmas time. He sends his regards to Alice, the boys, and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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1899-09-16