Roosevelt Letters Forecast Victory in 1904 Vice Presidency
Theodore Roosevelt writes to H. C. Lodge and others predicting a political tide favoring the Republicans as 1904 campaign notes reveal confidence and worry over New York Odellism and Wisconsin Le Follette trouble. Roosevelt discusses Higgins in New York and Odellism’s impact on statewide and national races.
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A note requests braided edgings and ric rac trim in colors and plain white. It specifies 3 yards of 36 inch scout fabric with light and dark ground hues per yard.
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