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- Description:
- Edward Henry Harriman tells President Roosevelt that he would prefer to meet with him on Wednesday or Thursday but could make arrangements for lunch on Monday if that would be more convenient.
- Date:
- 1904-05-18
- Partner:
- Theodore Roosevelt Center
- Author:
- Harriman, Edward Henry, 1848-1909
- Description:
- George Haven Putnam accepts President Roosevelt's invitation for luncheon. Putnam clarifies statements made in an earlier letter congratulating Roosevelt on the election results.
- Date:
- 1904-11-18
- Partner:
- Theodore Roosevelt Center
- Author:
- Putnam, George Haven, 1844-1930
- Description:
- J. G. Willis writes to accept President Roosevelt's invitation to lunch on September 27.
- Date:
- 1904-09
- Partner:
- Theodore Roosevelt Center
- Author:
- Willis, J. G.
- Description:
- John Byrne encloses a document about the gold standard and suggests that President Roosevelt could "pick out a sentence that will please the Gold Democrat" in order to gain more votes. The document is in accordance with the views of Thomas F. Woodlock.
- Date:
- 1904-08-11
- Partner:
- Theodore Roosevelt Center
- Author:
- Byrne, John, 1842-1905
- Description:
- Senator Platt advises President Roosevelt to invite William C. Warren, editor of the Buffalo Commercial and a member of the State Committee, to lunch. As of yet Roosevelt has done nothing for that part of the state and Platt believes it would be wise for him to follow Platt's suggestion.&...
- Date:
- 1904-03-14
- Partner:
- Theodore Roosevelt Center
- Author:
- Platt, Thomas Collier, 1833-1910