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William Emlen Roosevelt has an interview with Mr. Scrymser on Friday. He can change the appointment if it interferes with something President Roosevelt needs him to do.
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1902-02-08
Lyman Abbott would like to meet with Governor-General Taft for guidance on the Philippines situation.
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1902-01-24
Archbishop Ireland requests a meeting with President Roosevelt.
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1902-01-30
Elmer Dover, secretary to Senator Marcus Alonzo Hanna, regrets that the Senator has a committee meeting that will prevent him from calling at the White House. Dover encloses a note from Hanna regarding a matter he would like to discuss with President Roosevelt.
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1902-01-16
Francis E. Leupp brings four separate matters to the attention of George B. Cortelyou: enclosed papers from Timothy Thomas Fortune who is seeking an appointment, the appearance of two newspaper articles that have “wrought havoc with the feelings of the President’s warm friends” in New York and Philadelphia, a request from Ernest Lee Conant to speak to President Roosevelt regarding the Cuban question, and Rollo Ogden would like to pay his respects to the President.
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1902-01-16
Postmaster General Payne suggests that President Roosevelt meet with Alexander Gilmore Cochran, General Solicitor of the Missouri Pacific Railway system.
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1902-01-16
Mr. Goldberger, who is studying the industrial conditions of the United States, would like to pay his respects to President Roosevelt.
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1902-01-17
Cochran appreciates the invitation and will be in Washington on Monday, January 20.
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1902-01-18
Postmaster General Payne, along with Mr. Bigelow of Milwaukee, will call on President Roosevelt at 12:30 today.
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1902-01-20
St. Clair McKelway will arrive at the Shoreham Hotel tonight and will wait there until informed of the meeting time.
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1902-01-22
Corrine Roosevelt Robinson suggests that President Roosevelt meet with Philippe Bunau-Varilla, who is currently in Washington, regarding the Panama question.
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1902-01-22
Grace Bigelow asks Corrine Roosevelt Robinson to read an enclosure from Philippe Bunau-Varilla regarding the Panama Canal. Bunau-Varilla would like to meet with President Roosevelt.
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1902-01-21
Booker T. Washington would like to meet with President Roosevelt before a Naval Officer is appointed for the port of New Orleans. He would also like to discuss the possibility of retaining J. H. Bingham as Internal Revenue Collector for the State of Alabama.
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1902-01-22
Albert Shaw provides his thoughts on Wall Street’s reaction to the appointment of Governor Shaw as the Secretary of the Treasury. He would like to set up an informal meeting between Governor Shaw and George W. Perkins.
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1902-01-03
P. K. Sweet resigns as Chief of the Secret Service of the Philippines due to a “chronic tropical complaint.” He requests President Roosevelt’s help to secure a meeting with Mayor Low so he can return to his previous position.
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1902-01-03
Due to other engagements, Senator Hanna will only be available on January 8.
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1902-01-05
George W. Smalley has been ill but hopes to meet with President Roosevelt in Washington, D.C., during the following week.
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1902-01-06
Jacob A. Riis will be traveling through Washington, D.C. and requests a meeting with President Roosevelt.
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1902-01-08
Jarrett T. Richards is in Washington to meet with Secretary of the Interior Ethan Allen Hitchcock regarding forest preservation in California. Richards is the brother-in-law of Robinson’s friend Ronald Thomas. If President Roosevelt is interested, Robinson offers to set up a meeting with Richards to discuss forest preservation.
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1902-01-09
Jules Cambon will accompany and introduce Mr. Weiller at his appointment with President Roosevelt.
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1902-01-11