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Empire News
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Kavanaugh's
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Kaiser's Humiliation and Bismarck Contrast Discussed
The aged paper reviews a past and current conference between Kaiser Wilhelm and Otto von Buelow. It contrasts Meiji era leadership with the prior era's autocratic stance, noting the Kaiser’s humiliation before the Reichstag and the chancellor, and recalling Bismarck’s dominance eighteen years earlier. It also covers contemporary political talk in New York and Ohio on senatorial races, Taft patronage, and Depew’s stance in Washington. The piece references Roosevelt’s likely support for Burton and Oregon, Indiana, and other state races amid national party dynamics.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
von Buelow
Otto Bismarck
Reichstag
Empire
Kaixer
Kaiser
Bismarck
Biemarck
Washington
Auneey M. Depew
Senator Depew
Taft
Chauncey M. Depew
Platt
York
Garfield
Roscoe Conkling
Senate
New York
Pratt
Conkling
Albany
Yale
Depew
University Board of Trustees
Roosevelt and the Outlook editorials in Chica Journal
The Chica Journal comments on Roosevelt’s defeat and the Outlook with Stillman of National City Bank, questioning ownership ties to Standard Oil and suggesting editorial and stock-shifting humor. It notes past campaign funds from Standard Oil and imagines Bryan joining the Outlook staff to boost subscriptions and stock value.
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Chica Journal
Bryan
Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Roosevelt
Standard OW
Standard Oil
No. 26
Broadway
The
Outlook
Mr. Stillman
Mr. Stan
Football popularity surpasses base ball in America
The nation shows immense turnout for football, with Harvard Yale drawing an estimated fifty thousand fans for the Saturday game. Yale's graduate turnout nears fifteen thousand, Harvard may reach twenty-five thousand, and public crowds bring added pressure, all reflecting football as a widely beloved college sport.
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America
New Haven Register
Yale
Harvard Amuat
Thas
Ron Collecs
American lord is decided by peers
London carriage: the privileges committee of the House of Lords ruled on Albert Kirby Fairfax, Virginia born, claiming the title Lord Fairfax of Cameron. After two hours of testimony and considerable documentary proof, the decision limited Fairfax’s rank and did not grant him a seat in the House of Lords.
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London
Committee On Privileges
House of Londe
Albert Kirby Fairfax
Virginia
Lord Fairfax of Cameron
Deerage
J. A. Barrett
Lord Fairfax
Fairfax
Dibie
Alverstone
House of Lore
Denial of German payment for Hale interview
Frank L. Scott of Century Publishing bans stated no money was paid or to be paid by the German government for the suppression or publication of Dr William Hale interview. He denounced reports as absolutely untrue and unsubstantiated.
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New York
Frank L. Scott
Century Publishing Com
William Bayar Halee
Theentury
Beri
Reign’ Office
Dr. Hale
Mr Scott
Grapegrowers Win Point From Internal Revenue
Washington officials report Commissioner Capers suspended the May 15 prohibition on fortified wines used for medicines or compounds. The grape growers argued the ruling harmed their market while Capers held the practice legal, noting the revenue difference between fortified wines and spirits. The suspension hinges on pending congressional action to settle the issue.
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Washington
Capers
Internal Revenue Bureau
Catitornis
Congress
Joliet to Build Gravity Water Works From Rock Creek
Special Dispatch reports from Joliet that a water works system will be built, using gravity flow from Rock Creek. Engineer Norman 8 Poole estimates the cost at 50,000 dollars to supply about 5,000 people, with work to begin soon.
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Oxanaara Billings
Norman 8. Poole
Joliet
Rock Creek
The President's Cabinet Study Under Taft Speculation
Frederic J. Haskin discusses Taft’s upcoming cabinet selections on the eve of his oath, noting the cabinet’s shifting role from advisory to administratively intensive duties. He compares past rosters, highlights potential appointees like Frank Hitchcock, and reflects on Roosevelt era changes to cabinet composition and influence.
Cabinet roles through American history and power shifts
The article surveys evolving cabinet dynamics from Washington to Taft, noting how early cabinets were personal advisory bodies, divided along Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian lines. It discusses the tenacity of party influence, the Tenure of Office Act battles, and how presidents have gradually asserted cabinet control amid interparty shifts and political crises.
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Hitchcock
Cort
Taft
E. Wright
Tennessee
Wright
Walter & Creshman
Indiana
Arthur
Cleves Fs
Hayes
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
United States
Jeffersonian
Hamiltotian
Cable Net
Jackson
Bank of the United States
Johnson
Congress
Kentucky Tax Ruling Says Franchise Tax Covers All Property
Louisville November 11 Judge Arthur Peter today ruled in the long running suit of Kentucky against Southern Pacific over a 5 640 009 property value. The decision says the franchise tax applies to all intangible property and that the county board cannot look beyond the assessed tangible property for taxes. The order also finds that the steamships listed in the suit valued at 800 000 are taxable in Kentucky and must be paid here. In other news a gas explosion in an East North Walnut Street commission house basement killed a laborer and a boy and injured six others. The three story building housing Kels logs Phillips was partly wrecked and the injured are expected to recover.
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Louisville
Arthur Peter
Commonwealth
Southern Pacific Company
Pre
Kentucky
Peter
Kansas
Commission House
Walnut Street
Kelslogs & Phillips Commission Company
Rockefeller test dismissal trial delays Rockefeller testimony
New York November 17 pipeline testimony again delayed the appearance of John D. Rockefeller on the witness stand in the Standard Oil dissolution suit. An expectant crowd of poorer citizens gathered and were disappointed as neither Rockefeller nor top company officials testified. A Standard Oil of New Jersey official was added to the defense witness list when a subpena was served on Vice President William Rockefeller, who is also president of Standard Oil Company.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Tos Aay
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
William, Feller
Standard
Conspiracy alleged as four Greeks arrested in court
New York assassination plot against Assistant District Attorney Harford Marshall leads to four Greeks arrested in the criminal court corridor. writer Broughton Brandenberg, present on larceny charges, witnessed the scene and alerted a detective. Marshall had no known animosity toward him.
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New York
Harford Marshall
Criminal Court
Unding
Broughton Brandenberg
Cleveland
Marshall
Countess Seechonyte Baptized in Vienna Home Ceremony
In Vienna on November 1 the infant Cornelia Maria Alexandra Nandan, daughter of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, was baptized at her mother's residence. Bishop of Raab officiated. Godmother Countess Saechonvt attended. godfather Count Stephen Seechest led the ceremony.
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Vienna
Nrant
Staats
Seechonyte Formeete
Gladys Vanderbilt
Dermesse
Conference Clarifies Republican Campaign Fund Support
In New York Sheldon and Chairman Hitchcock held a lengthy conference. Hitchcock said contributors to the Republican fund would be ready for mobilizing by the day. The remarks underscored sizable support for the campaign.
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New York
Sheldon
Hitchcock
Prowante
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