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The United Society of Christian Endeavor publishes a newsletter updating its members on the status of the organization’s membership, fundraising, charitable works, and religious activism.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1905-07-05
President Roosevelt asks the Diplomatic and Consular Representatives of the US in South and Central America to extend Rev. Dr. Francis E. Clark “any proper official courtesy” during his goodwill trip to the region.
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1906-12-09
William Loeb forwards Dr. Francis E. Clark the “letter of introduction to our diplomatic and consular representatives in Central and South America,” as per Clark’s request.
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1906-12-09
Marie Sassone, on behalf of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Cuyler Presbyterian Church, asks Theodore Roosevelt if he would be able to come to their meeting on Monday evening and speak about some kind of topic related to Africa.
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1911-09
Theodore Roosevelt informs Marie Sassone that he is unable to accept her invitation.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-09-28
President Roosevelt congratulates the members of the United Society of Christian Endeavor on the 25th anniversary of their founding.
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1906-02-03
President Roosevelt believes in the work of the Christian Endeavor Unions and is pleased to send greetings to their conventions.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-05-31
President Roosevelt introduces Reverend Francis E. Clark and requests that he be treated well by the diplomatic and consular representatives of the United States and anyone else who receives the letter.
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1901-12-30