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Elmer W. Deck sends his greetings and asks if he should vote on Saturday from home. Two telegrams with same content.
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1912-04-11
Norman Hapgood has received Theodore Roosevelt’s letter and looks forward to visiting. He hopes that Roosevelt is feeling refreshed after his trip.
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1911-05-01
Governor Johnson welcomes Theodore Roosevelt to California. He has been too busy to greet Roosevelt in person.
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1911-03-21
Joseph H. Zerbey is disappointed Theodore Roosevelt will not give a few words. He suggests to Frank Harper that Roosevelt provide a brief, stereotyped holiday message and requests it before December 21.
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1910-12-14
Ella Sears Bulloch asks President Roosevelt to give “a specially warm handshake” to Lieutenant T. E. Greenshields if he is presented to the President in the entourage of the Prince of Wales. Greenshields is the son of a close friend of Roosevelt’s uncles James Dunwoody Bulloch and Irvine S. Bulloch. Bulloch is following news of Roosevelt’s planned trip to Africa, and is “in admiration of Edith [Kermit Carow Roosevelt]’s unselfishness and courage” in agreeing to be left alone for a year. Bulloch is glad Roosevelt is keeping his word to not run for another term as president.
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1908-07-21
Duke Savoia recounts his experience at the tomb of George Washington and sends his greeting to President Roosevelt.
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1907-05-21
Robert A. Taft and Alice Roosevelt Longworth walk up to one another, shake hands, and chat outside the U.S. Capitol.
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1940-02
John Campbell Greenway welcomes Theodore Roosevelt to Arizona.
1911-03-16
President Roosevelt briefly greets a crowd in El Moro. When he arrives in the west, he feels “thoroughly at home.”
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1903-05-04
President Roosevelt briefly greets a crowd in Trinidad. He mentions believing in Colorado’s mines, irrigation, and ranches.
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1903-05-04
President Roosevelt greets a crowd in Victorville, California.
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1903-05-07
President Roosevelt briefly greets a crowd in Oxnard, California.
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1903-05-09
President Roosevelt briefly greets a crowd in Surf, California.
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1903-05-09
President Roosevelt thanks a crowd in Pajaro for their greeting.
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1903-05-11
President Roosevelt briefly speaks to citizens in Watsonville, thanking them for their greeting. He states that he is most impressed by American unity and congratulates them on their children.
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1903-05-11
President Roosevelt greets citizens in Richardton.
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1903-04-07
President Roosevelt briefly greets a crowd at Tripp, South Dakota.
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1903-04-06
President Roosevelt greets a crowd at Parkston, S. D. He congratulates them on their prosperity, especially in agriculture, and the character of their people.
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1903-04-06
President Roosevelt briefly speaks to a crowd in Frederick. He thanks them for their greeting and discusses his time in the Dakota Territory.
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1903-04-06
President Roosevelt greets a crowd in Ellendale, North Dakota.
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1903-04-06