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MARCH · 1907 Washington man'' where the Doctor is around, and yet he manages to give his approval and support to all of his enemies. Please pardon me for wasting so much paper on such cattle. Please let the Doctor read this letter. Yours truly, Charles W. Anderson TLS Con. 3~, BTW Papers DLC. ~ Herbert Parsons (~869-~9~5), a New York lawyer, was a member of the board of aldermen in New York City from Moo to 1909 and served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1905 to 19~. He was a delegate to the Republican national conventions of 1908, 19~2, 19~6, and 1920. To Hollis Burke Frissell N. Y. tCity] Mar ~ t~9047 Important that you meet me here Monday or Tuesday. As matters now stand should Miss J.t die we would get nothing. She is not well. Booker T. Washington AWcSr Con. 796 BTW Papers DLC. Addressed to Frissell at Penn School, Frogmore, S.C. ~ Anna Thomas Jeanes. From Horace Bumstead Boston, Mass. March I, ~go: My dear Dr. Washington: The recent action taken at Tuskegee in regard to Rev. Edgar I. Penney has raised some questions which it seems desirable to bring to your attention. As Mr. Penney is not only a graduate but also a trustee of Atlanta University, his reputation and future usefulness cannot fail to be matters of creep concern to our Board as well as to all friends of our Institution. We realize that all the facts in the case may not be before us, and if we have been misinformed we shall be grateful for any correction. 225