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Henry Blacklock invites Theodore Roosevelt to a banquet held by the Men’s Club at Grace Church to be the guest of honor and give a speech after dinner. Blacklock reminds Roosevelt they have meet a few times.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-12-17
President Roosevelt congratulates George Gray and the International Arbitration Conference and expresses his hopes for success and peace among the nations.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-06-03
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow proposes to Postmaster General Payne a new schedule for the Mohawk, New York, and Herkimer, New York, mail routes to discourage late mail.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-06-08
Fanny Monroe Robinson apologizes for writing to President Roosevelt with this matter, but she is frustrated with the quality of the postal service to her rural community in New York. The mail man departs too early for her to proceed with her mailing business.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-06-02
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson expresses her gratitude to John Campbell Greenway for his note and flowers. She also acknowledges the comfort that Greenway brought her, talking about her brother, Theodore Roosevelt. Robinson compliments Greenway’s siblings and is leaving two books with Sara Irvine Greenway Keller for Greenway.
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