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Corinne Roosevelt Robinson writes about funding for a memorial for their uncle James King Gracie, who died in 1903. She suggests that a memorial at the Church of the Holy Communion or the Orthopedic Hospital would be fitting since Gracie was buried from that church and the hospital received money from Gracie’s will.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-12-18
Theodore Roosevelt admits he felt “like a swine” when he wrote his sister Corinne, but he could not help himself and gave assistance to pitiful Pastor Stuart L. Roussel. Roosevelt gave Roussel a letter to Cleveland H. Dodge and a Philadelphia man. He does not mind making Dodge, a Wilson supporter, suffer a little.
1915-02-26
A portrait of Theodore Roosevelt’s father by the artist Daniel Huntington appears on the front cover while a photograph of Roosevelt’s sister, Anna Roosevelt Cowles, is featured on the back cover.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1884