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On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary thanks W. I. Coburn for the letter and his campaign work in Vermont.
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1912-10-02
On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary thanks John C. Doxsee for the telegram and his help with the campaign.
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1912-10-03
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary responds to D. S. Hale’s letter to The Outlook and and a clipping he sent from the Chattanooga News.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks E. Petrie Hoyle for the information Hoyle sent to Roosevelt.
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1912-09-18
In response to W. B. James’s request for ten reasons why people should support a Progressive candidate, Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends a copy of the Progressive Party platform, an article from The Outlook, and a speech by Roosevelt.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary confidentially responds to a letter addressed to The Outlook by Edwin W. Mooring. The letter was responding to a statement Theodore Roosevelt was said to have made about William T. Haines, governor-elect of Maine, as reported by the Waterbury American.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Howard D. Moses a copy of the Progressive Party platform in answer to Moses’s question about immigration.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary suggests Bruce Ryburn Payne contact the board directly as Roosevelt does not have the information Payne requests.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks J. A. Taggart for his frank letter regarding a pamphlet.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Judge Hotchkiss a letter from Miss Smith regarding Roosevelt’s response to an article in Rural New Yorker.
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1912-09-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks George B. Leonard for sending quotations to Roosevelt.
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1912-09-19
Frank Harper writes to James Bronson Reynolds discussing strategy for approaching members of the board and the owner of the Farmers Union News, to garner favorable coverage for the Progressive Party. While the paper may not wish to take a public stance of support, it may assume an attitude that helps indirectly.
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1912-09-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends R. Lee Sharpe three photographs of Roosevelt and asks that they be returned.
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1912-09-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Fanny Morris Smith for her letter from Mr. Collingwood. He writes that a campaign based on religion would be a danger to the republic.
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1912-09-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Dr. Watson for his letter to Roosevelt.
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1912-09-19
On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary thanks Robert John Wynne for his letter.
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1912-09-19
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary tells Daniel LeRoy Dresser to expect a telegram from Roosevelt regarding Dresser’s question. The secretary also writes that the Vice Presidential nomination is a dead issue.
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1912-09-20
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary tells Eleanore Osgood Leavens that Roosevelt has never written an article about Irish language and dialects. He refers Leavens to articles in The Outlook and The Century authored by Roosevelt.
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1912-09-25
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends C. Floyd Wambeam a copy of a speech by Roosevelt in answer to Wambeam’s question about Roosevelt’s attitude regarding war and peace.
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1912-09-25
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary thanks Thomas J. Jackson for his letter, which has been sent on to the managing editor of The Outlook.
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1912-09-26