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Story July 18, 1902

The Stark County Democrat

Canton, Stark County, Ohio

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At Oyster Bay on July 17, President Roosevelt lunched with guests Representative Hawley of Texas, Charles Whitney, Regis H. Post, and Judge L. Weaver, discussing Texas politics, New York state affairs, and Choctaw-Chickasaw Indian territory court issues. He also handled correspondence with Secretary Loeb.

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ROOSEVELT'S GUESTS

Discussed Politics and Indian

Affairs With the Chief

Executive.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.)

Oyster Bay, July 17.—Representative Hawley, of Texas, Charles Whitney, editor of Outing, and Regis H. Post, state senator from Bayport, N. Y., district, and Judge L. Weaver, were President Roosevelt's guests at lunch today.

The president and Mr. Hawley had an hour's consultation over Lone Star state political matters. Mr. Post discussed New York state affairs with the executive, and Judge Weaver, who is a member of the recently appointed Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian territory court, talked with him about the problems that will come before that tribunal.

During the early morning the president ground through a large grist of correspondence with Secretary Loeb.

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Historical Event Biography

What keywords are associated?

Roosevelt Guests Political Discussion Indian Territory Oyster Bay Lunch Meeting

What entities or persons were involved?

President Roosevelt Representative Hawley Charles Whitney Regis H. Post Judge L. Weaver Secretary Loeb

Where did it happen?

Oyster Bay

Story Details

Key Persons

President Roosevelt Representative Hawley Charles Whitney Regis H. Post Judge L. Weaver Secretary Loeb

Location

Oyster Bay

Event Date

July 17

Story Details

President Roosevelt hosted lunch guests who discussed Texas political matters, New York state affairs, and issues facing the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian territory court; he also processed correspondence in the morning.

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