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Within the next two weeks, President Roosevelt would like to meet with Wayne MacVeagh to discuss several matters, including “the constitutional side of the corporation business” that they had spoken about previously.
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1901-10-07
It will be easier to appoint General Johnson’s grandson to the United States Military Academy at West Point than the Naval Academy at Annapolis. President Roosevelt would like to discuss the matter with Johnson.
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1901-10-07
Senator Platt and the “Republican machine” are doing everything they can to see that Seth Low is elected. Roosevelt will need to talk to Low about the Brooklyn, New York, post office.
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1901-10-07
Acting Secretary of War William Cary Sanger has been instructed not to send anything to Secretary of War Root until he returns to work. President Roosevelt has met with Senator John C. Spooner and others to discuss his message.
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1901-10-05
Thomas Goode Jones will be appointed as United States district judge in Montgomery, Alabama. President Roosevelt would like to discuss various matters with Senator Morgan.
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1901-10-05
President Roosevelt would like to see Senator Allison after the election and before he finalizes his message.
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1901-10-05
President Roosevelt was delighted by the publication and would like to see Mr. Perkins and Mr. Bacon as often as possible.
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1901-10-04
President Roosevelt received the telegram and would like to meet with William Allen White.
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1901-10-02
President Roosevelt would like to see Albert Shaw in the near future.
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1901-10-01
President Roosevelt would like to meet with Senator Nelson before November 1.
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1901-10-01
President Roosevelt was impressed by the letter from Representative Hill and would like to discuss it with Secretary Gage.
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1901-10-01
President Roosevelt hopes to keep in close contact with Senator Spooner over the next three years. Before writing his message, Roosevelt would like to consult with Spooner.
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt looks forward to meeting James R. Sheffield and knows he will always tell the “exact truth.”
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt would like to discuss his message when he meets Senator Platt at Anna Roosevelt Cowles’s house on October 22.
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt would like to discuss “certain Georgia matters” with Robert James Lowry and J. F. Hanson.
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt would like to meet with Senator Hale in October to discuss several matters related to his message.
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt has several matters he would like to discuss with Senator Frye before he puts them in his message.
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt regrets that he cannot take part in Senator Foraker’s reelection campaign. After the election, Roosevelt would like to see Foraker to discuss several matters.
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt would like to meet with Senator Fairbanks during the next fortnight.
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1901-09-30
President Roosevelt supports Charles A. Prouty’s reappointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission and is going to meet with him soon.
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1901-09-30