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S. B. Cooper invites Theodore Roosevelt to be his guest at the annual dinner for the New York Southern Society. Cooper lists the speakers and other notable guests, including Texians, which he says must be spelled with an “i”. Cooper reminds Roosevelt he was a member of Congress when Roosevelt was President and has always been an admirer.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-12-15
President Roosevelt regrets that he cannot attend the reunion of the Confederate Camp.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-01-17
Nathan T. Folwell invites Theodore Roosevelt to a dinner put on by the Manufacturers’ Club of Philadelphia in honor of Charles M. Schwab. Folwell hopes Roosevelt will attend and give an address, suggesting the topic of Constructive Legislation. Folwell also refers to Oscar W. Underwood’s assertion that the future of the textile industry depends on competition in the world’s markets, which Folwell vehemently refutes.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-12-18
Francis B. Loomis leaves a telephone message regarding his invitation to address the New York Southern Society tomorrow night. Loomis asks if there is anything President Roosevelt would like him to include in his speech, such as the work Secretary of State Root is doing to increase trade opportunities in South America or the treaty with Santo Domingo.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-04-25