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The Child Labor Committee reports on the progress it has made in New York during 1902-1903, and outlines some of its plans for 1903-1904. The report is also accompanied by a list of people from around New York who have endorsed the efforts of the committee.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-09
Alford Warriner Cooley writes about his time in Albany and what he learned while there. He visited with his old legislative friends and the feeling is that the party outside of New York City is doing well. According to Cooley, Roosevelt is certain to carry the state. Elihu Root wants to run for governor. Benjamin B. Odell would accept Roosevelt’s suggestions for national committeemen if a friend of Odell’s were named.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-03-24
Governor Roosevelt discusses “the unification business,” a legislative effort to reorganize the school system of the state of New York, noting that one issue is which group should elect the chancellor. Roosevelt also mentions that the “administration and the machine” are disturbed by his published statement about the canal treaty.
1900-02-15