Box 7
Contains 38 Results:
Roosevelt, Theodore
Commemorative stamps and envelopes.
Roosevelt, TheodoreOffice held: As PresidentAddressee: "Honorable Morris K. Jessup, President, Chamber of Commerce State of New York"Writer's location: "Executive Mansion Washington, D.C.", October 15, 1901
Declines to speak at the Chamber of Commerce "until my message goes before Congress". Rudin # P-165
Roosevelt, TheodoreOffice held: As ex-PresidentAddressee: "Mr. O.K. Davis, New York Times"Writer's location: """The Outlook"" New York, NY", May 31, 1911
"No situation could arise which would make it possible for me to accept a nomination next year". See also letter of 12/14/1911 - from the Forbes Collection - Part 6. Rudin # P-166
Roosevelt, TheodoreOffice held: As ex-PresidentWriter's location: New York, NY, October 10, 1911
Made out to Harvard Alumni Association. Rudin # P-167
Roosevelt, TheodoreOffice held: As ex-PresidentAddressee: J.M. HummelWriter's location: """The Outlook"" New York, NY", December 14, 1911
"I do not want to be nominated for any office". See also letter of 5/31/1911. Rudin # P-168
Roosevelt, TheodoreOffice held: As ex-President about to be nominated by the new Progressive PartyAddressee: Lady GregoryWriter's location: New York, NY, July 2, 1912
Discusses his feelings as Progressive candidate in the 1912 presidential election. Included is a TLS (secretarially signed) dated 10/19/1912. From the hospital, Roosevelt mentions campaigning and the unsuccessful assassination attempt on his life. Rudin # P-169
Roosevelt, TheodoreOffice held: As ex-PresidentAddressee: "Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, Senator from Oregon"Writer's location: New York, NY, November 7, 1914
"The public at large had gotten tired of all of us reformers and especially of me". Rudin # P-170
Taft, William H. Addressee: Walter SmithWriter's location: Washington, DC., November 9, 1912
Taft discusses his loss to Woodrow Wilson in the 1912 election.
Taft, William H.Office held: "As ex-President and Professor of Law, Yale University"Addressee: S.G. BayneWriter's location: New Haven, CT, September 20, 1913
Discusses losing some of his weight. Rudin # P-172
Taft, William H.Office held: As ex-President and Joint Chairman of the National War Labor BoardAddressee: "Clarence H. Kelsey, President, Title Guarantee and Trust Co."Writer's location: Pointe-au-Pic, Quebec, Canada, August 4, 1918
Sees a long war continuing, discusses Russia and Germany, calls for a larger American draft. Rudin # P-173