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President Roosevelt asks Jennie Hobart to inform Isabel Delphine Kilpatrick Morgan he will try to do as Morgan wishes, but he cannot promise anything as he does not know the different applicants for appointment and promotion.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-11-19
George R. Van De Water, writing to President Roosevelt from Munich, Germany, notes that Americans abroad conduct themselves differently than they did fifteen years ago, and he credits Roosevelt for this. Van De Water commends Harry H. Morgan, American consul general at Hamburg, and applauds Roosevelt’s appointment of Elihu Root as secretary of state. These representatives of the United States make him proud of his country.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-07-17
President Roosevelt conveys to Assistant Secretary of State Bacon his feeling that the United States will have to intervene in Cuba if the the revolution there is not quelled by the Cuban government. Roosevelt remarks on the incompetence of some American diplomatic officials, and he thinks that the Cuban government needs to be warned that its inaction risks American intervention.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1906-09-10