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William Henry Baldwin regrets that he must decline Vice President Roosevelt’s invitation. He expresses his sympathy and hopes Roosevelt’s children will rapidly recover from their illness.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-09-03
William Loeb will meet Vice President Roosevelt at the United States Hotel Saratoga at noon on Saturday.
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1901-09-05
Frederick William Holls will arrive tomorrow.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-08-26
Senator Cullom would like to host a breakfast for Vice President Roosevelt on Saturday morning during Roosevelt’s visit to Illinois. Following the invitation message is Roosevelt’s written and signed acceptance.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-08-27
Vice President Roosevelt agreed to meet with Elisha Ely Garrison’s friend and Dr. Griswold in New York on Wednesday.
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1901-08-27
A dinner has been arranged in Chicago, Illinois, to meet with members of the Merchants Club.
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1901-08-27
G. W. Hinman can meet with Vice President Roosevelt anytime on Saturday or Sunday morning.
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1901-08-28
C. N. Comstock regrets that Vice President Roosevelt had to turn down J. W. Ellis’s invitation to speak in Albany, Missouri. Comstock re-invites Roosevelt to speak on a day of his choosing. He believes a visit from Roosevelt would be very helpful to the Republican Party in Missouri.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-08-29
The veterans of Onondaga County, New York, are preparing a reunion for late September or early October. They would like Vice President Roosevelt to attend and Roosevelt can select the date to suit his schedule.
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1901-08-29
Arthur Hamilton Lee is pleased that he may get the chance to see Vice President Roosevelt before he returns to England. Lee will be traveling between New York, New York, and Washington, D.C., from September 16 to 24 and will telegraph when he is available. He was sorry to hear of the Roosevelt children’s illnesses.
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1901-08-29
Evert Jansen Wendell is pleased that Vice President Roosevelt has agreed to attend the international games on September 25. Arrangements are still being made for the luncheon and Wendell asks if August 29 would be convenient for Roosevelt. Wendell concludes by listing the current attendees.
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1901-08-29
James Andrew Drain will be traveling to Washington, D.C., to address claims by the State of Washington related to the Spanish-American War. He would like to meet with Vice President Roosevelt during his visit.
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1901-06-26
James Andrew Drain would be pleased to join Vice President Roosevelt for lunch some day next week.
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1901-07-01
James Andrew Drain plans to visit Vice President Roosevelt on July 10.
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1901-07-06
James Andrew Drain will be leaving for New York City in the morning. He will be staying for three or four days and hopes to meet again with Vice President Roosevelt.
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1901-07-12
James Andrew Drain requests another meeting with Vice President Roosevelt. If such a meeting is possible, Roosevelt might send a telegram to the Hotel Imperial.
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1901-07-18
Solomon Hicks Bethea agrees to meet with Vice President Roosevelt at any time during Roosevelt’s time in Illinois.
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1901-08-23
Endicott Peabody thanks Vice President Roosevelt for letting him read Professor Wilson’s letter. He will be available for a meeting after football season in early December. Peabody is pleased that Alice Roosevelt is rapidly recovering from her operation.
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1901-08-23
William Marion Reedy is traveling east in two weeks and would like to meet with Vice President Roosevelt.
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1901-08-25
A large delegation from Williamson County, Illinois, will attend Governor Yates’s reception. Edward Everett Dension will be in attendance and may travel to Chicago, Illinois, the next day. He will be pleased to meet with Vice President Roosevelt.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-08-26