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A meeting of the board of officers of the Naval and Military Order of the Spanish-American War will be held in New York, New York, on September 14.
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1901-09-09
Arthur Hamilton Lee is pleased that he will be able to see Vice President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, New York, on September 21. He requests that Roosevelt meet with C. F. Moberly Bell if he calls and expresses his sympathy towards President McKinley.
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1901-09-10
Josiah Strong has decided he would prefer to meet with Vice President Roosevelt in person and will wait for Roosevelt to return from his trip. Strong is hopeful for President McKinley’s recovery but is thankful that Republicans nominated a vice president worthy of becoming president.
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1901-09-11
Frank Hinchman Platt will be at his office the week of September 8 and would be pleased to meet with Vice President Roosevelt.
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1901-08-30
William Allen White received a letter from E. Mont Reily who is distressed that Kansans are not responding to his Roosevelt clubs. White plans to “straighten him out” with a visit on his way to Washington, D.C. He requests a letter of introduction to Comptroller of the Currency Charles Gates Dawes.
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1901-09-04
If Vice President Roosevelt has any interest, James Bronson Reynolds would be pleased to discuss the “municipal struggle” with him. Reynolds believes that Seth Low should be their candidate.
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1901-09-05
Josiah Strong requests a meeting with Vice President Roosevelt.
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1901-08-26
Comptroller Dawes tells Vice President Roosevelt that his wife, Caro D. Dawes, is moving their household back to Illinois and will not be able to accompany him to New York. Dawes hopes to meet with Roosevelt, however. Dawes provides the address of Albert Baird Cummins.
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1901-08-27
Vice President Roosevelt agreed to meet with Elisha Ely Garrison’s friend and Dr. Griswold in New York on Wednesday.
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1901-08-27
L. D. Sweet requests that Vice President Roosevelt contact him.
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1901-08-27
Lawrence F. Abbott responds to Vice President Roosevelt’s letter to his father, Lyman Abbott, who is on vacation. The Outlook would be pleased to have an article on Governor Taft but cannot print it until November. Abbott regrets not being able to attend the meeting at Roosevelt’s home and suggests District Attorney Philbin as a candidate for mayor.
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1901-08-28
G. W. Hinman can meet with Vice President Roosevelt anytime on Saturday or Sunday morning.
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1901-08-28
Rudolph B. Schneider will see Vice President Roosevelt in Chicago, Illinois, or Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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1901-08-28
Arthur Hamilton Lee is pleased that he may get the chance to see Vice President Roosevelt before he returns to England. Lee will be traveling between New York, New York, and Washington, D.C., from September 16 to 24 and will telegraph when he is available. He was sorry to hear of the Roosevelt children’s illnesses.
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1901-08-29
As per Vice President Roosevelt’s request after their meeting, William Everett Griswold sends a statement of facts. Griswold would be pleased if Roosevelt could use his influence to have the board of regents reconsider his case.
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1901-08-30
James Andrew Drain will be traveling to Washington, D.C., to address claims by the State of Washington related to the Spanish-American War. He would like to meet with Vice President Roosevelt during his visit.
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1901-06-26
James Andrew Drain plans to visit Vice President Roosevelt on July 10.
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1901-07-06
James Andrew Drain will be leaving for New York City in the morning. He will be staying for three or four days and hopes to meet again with Vice President Roosevelt.
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1901-07-12
James Andrew Drain requests another meeting with Vice President Roosevelt. If such a meeting is possible, Roosevelt might send a telegram to the Hotel Imperial.
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1901-07-18
Solomon Hicks Bethea agrees to meet with Vice President Roosevelt at any time during Roosevelt’s time in Illinois.
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1901-08-23