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Timothy L. Woodruff tells William Loeb that Harry A. Hanbury is telling people his Civil Service position will be reinstated. Woodruff asks Loeb for an authoritative denial and also reports on the proceedings of the Kings Country Republican meeting on Tuesday night and talks about Herbert Parsons.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-01-17
Timothy L. Woodruff opposes the resolution calling for the Kings County Republican Committee to endorse New York Governor Charles Evans Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. When delegates are chosen from New York, they should follow the wishes of the electorate, and Woodruff does not believe that Kings County should commit itself at this point.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-01-17
Timothy L. Woodruff and Patrick Henry McCarren, leaders of the Republican and Democratic parties of Brooklyn respectively, will debate the question “Resolved, That Theodore Roosevelt and his administration are responsible for the present disturbance in the financial world” at a date to be determined. Both men challenged each other at seemingly the same time. Woodruff left it to McCarren to set the date of the debate, and suggested Prospect Hall in Brooklyn, as the venue. Woodruff is known as a strong debater, in particular for his controversial debate with then-district attorney John Proctor Clarke in 1899.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-10-24
Andrew E. Anderson requests a meeting with Vice President Roosevelt. He was active in Roosevelt’s 1898 campaign for governor of New York, and he includes a list of references.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-08-24