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Theodore Roosevelt is pleased to have Isaac L. Hunt with him in this fight, presumably referring to the 1912 Presidential campaign, and invites Hunt to come visit at Oyster Bay. Roosevelt will show Hunt a framed picture of the two of them with Billy O’Neil, Walter Howe, and George Spinney.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1912-07-31
New York State Assemblyman Theodore Roosevelt expresses how much he misses his wife Alice as he sits in his hotel in Albany. He faces a tough fight in the Assembly and says his chances of winning seem even with William O’Neil and Isaac Hunt acting as his lieutenants, probably referring to his nomination as Speaker of the Assembly. He adds that Alfred Clark Chapin will get the Democratic nomination and probably win the Speakership.
1882-12-31
After further review, Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock recommends the appointment of William O’Neil as the lumber scaler at the Chippewa Indian Reservation.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-08-21
Commissioner Jones writes to Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock to recommend William O’Neil as chief scaler for logging operations in Minnesota.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-08-20