The Many Sided Kaiser
James A. Edgerton surveys Kaiser Wilhelm II as a restless, omnipresent ruler. The piece chronicles his indiscreet interviews, letters, and meddling in politics, arts, and military matters, arguing his personal governance stirs a German call for parliamentary control while acknowledging his ambitions for peace and immense influence.
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James A. Edgerton
Ermany
Reichstag
London Telegraph
Relehstag
von Bulow
Kaiser
Europe
William TI
England
William
Great Britain
Germany
Pacific
Japan
Queen Victoria
Willam
Century Magazine
London
Wilhelmina
Holland
Bolland
Med
United States
Roosevelt
Wiliam
Ananias Club
New York
Munich
Luitpold
Bavaria
Lisman
Behes
Ald
Brulpnogel
Emperor Boas
Lord Tweedmouth
Berlin
German Empire
Russia
Ger Mans
Christendom
Markets Fearless About Bite Says Wall Street
The July 28 1908 New York Journal of Commerce reports that Wall Street sees Secretary Tafts public bark as not portending a bite later. The piece notes the market stance contrasts with railroad concerns and stresses the farmers welfare and need for fair laws and impartial enforcement as urged by Joseph Kuppell of Migsour Jap January 31 1908.
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Wall Street
Taft
New York Journal of Commerce
Rep
Hou
Joseph Kuppell
Migsour
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Sis and Fabrics
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