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President Roosevelt apologizes to Judge Brawley. Roosevelt had an understanding with Colonel Ariosto A. Wiley that if the position of Commissioner for Locating and Marking Confederate Graves became vacant, he would appoint Wiley’s candidate, William C. Oates.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-12-13
In chapter three of his book, The Truth about Chickamaugua, Archibald Gracie discusses Union General George H. Thomas’s role in the battle
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-08
An article by Thomas E. Watson rails against the efforts of national bankers to replace the the Department of the Treasury issued notes which had historically been used to combat inflation with their own bank notes. Such a practice would give private banks full control over the financial state of the country and would only increase bankers’ wealth at the expense of the economy. Should President Roosevelt allow this to happen, he would prove himself a hypocrite and incapable of living up to his promises to fight the “malefactors of wealth” in the United States.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-11-10