Cabinet Possibilities for Roosevelt Era
Long article outlines potential cabinet appointments after McKinley’s death. It highlights Henry Cabot Lodge as a probable secretary of state candidate, notes close ties with Roosevelt, and discusses others like Root Long Wood Cortelyou and Butler as likely picks or advisers.
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Reot
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Cilia
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Cuba
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Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
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Columbia University
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Cortelyou
William Loeb
My. Gortelyou
Motive Power and Railroads Shape Modern Economy
The Engineering Magazine notes that replacing 20,000 horsepower of engine power with human muscle illustrates the vast value added by motive power. It estimates 200,000 workers per shift would be required for such a replacement, creating a citylike population below decks. The piece emphasizes railroads' central role in the modern economic system.
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Saya
Fight in Union Depot Box Sparks Wild Cat Chaos
Two wild cats in a Union depot baggage box battled for hours after stirring water, tail flicks, and snarling. Bag gage handlers pried the box apart as the creatures rolled in fur and thrashes, while a South African parrot urged them on with a gleeful call.
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Union Depot
Denver Republican
Flo
Touring Club of France Aids Continental Travel
The Touring Club of France helps travelers across Europe with road maps, hotel guides, road conditions, and petroleum depots. Its 79000 members support a broad mission beyond automobilism, and agreements exist among national clubs in Belgium Italy Switzerland and Luxembourg. Headquarters in Paris.
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France
Whornwell Haynes
Rouen
Revue de Touring Club de France
Place de la Bourse
Paris
Belgium
Italy
Switzerland
Luxemberg
Rue Des Vanniers
Brussels
Wagner Note Sparks Mixed Reception in Music Review
The Washington Star piece praises Wagner for steady rhythm and fair play, noting other writers mislead readers with ornate intros. It argues Wagner avoids false starts, inviting readers to focus on the core music rather than gimmicks or sensationalism.
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Wagner
Washington Star
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