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Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary tells Nathaniel M. Brigham that Roosevelt is unable to visit the Petrified Forest while in Arizona.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary asks James T. Blakistone to contact Senator Miles Poindexter regarding Roosevelt’s travel arrangements in the state of Washington.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt declines Brutus J. Clay’s invitation to shoot quail with him in Kentucky.
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1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt declines W. K. Cooke’s invitation.
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1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Roosevelt’s regrets that he will be unable to visit the Petrified Forest during his trip through Arizona.
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1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary invites Edmund C. Hill and Count Lev Lʹvovich Tolstoĭ to visit Roosevelt at his office after his return to New York in mid-April.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt is unable to add Bozeman, Montana, to his Western United States tour.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt tells Paul W. Hunter that he is unable to add Humboldt County, California to his Western United States tour schedule.
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1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt discusses Charles Dwight Willard’s editorial and asks Tracy C. Becker to bring Willard to meet Roosevelt on the train in Los Angeles, California.
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1911-02-13
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary tells David N. Mosessohn to contact Senator Bourne regarding Roosevelt’s travel arrangements.
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1911-02-13
Theodore Roosevelt tells Martha Berry that he will write the article after he speaks at the Berry School on April 21, 1911. The Berry School invitation is the only one Roosevelt is accepting, due to his high regard for the organization.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary suggests that Edith Lee Conde contact Governor Johnson or University of California President Benjamin Ide Wheeler regarding Roosevelt’s arrangements while in California.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt must decline J. H. Durston’s invitation. Senator Joseph Dixon and Senator Thomas Henry Carter are in charge of Roosevelt’s Montana arrangements.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs D. L. Ettelson that Roosevelt will be able to meet with him during a brief stop in Fort Worth, Texas.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt declines John S. Flower’s invitation and describes his United States tour.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt thanks Mrs. Sherwood Hull for the letter and photograph. Roosevelt enjoyed his stay with her brother and regrets not having seen her while in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt asks William Kent to contact Theodore Roosevelt Jr. to arrange a visit while Roosevelt is in California.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt sends his travel itinerary to Stephen H. Landon and invites him to join the Arizona portion of Roosevelt’s trip.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt writes to Major William H. H. Llewellyn to arrange for a social visit and a public meeting while in New Mexico.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary relays to W. O. Hart that due to schedule changes, Roosevelt is unable to visit the Soldiers’ Home at Camp Beauregard, New Orleans.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-01