Francis Joseph and the Hapsburg Legacy in Transition
A James Morgan piece reviews Francis Joseph’s 68 year reign from 1848 to 1916. It notes his cautious liberal shifts, reversals with Prussia and Italy, and his role as stabilizing arbiter among diverse nationalities. The analysis credits him with capitalizing mistakes into policy gains and shaping a multiethnic empire enduring beyond his reign.
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James Morgan
Boston Globe
Abraham Lincoln
House of Commons
Benjamin Disraeli
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn
Marie Antoinette
Francis
Holy Roman Empire
Austerlits
Marie Louise
Hapsburgs
Napoleon
Hapsburg
Johann Orth
Herr Burg
Francia
Ferdinand
Europe
Metternich
Hungary
Vienna
Olmutz
Austerlitz
France
Marie Theresa
Joseph
Fimperor
Prussia
Denmark
Schleswig-Holstein
Armhy
Bismarck
House of Hohenzollern
Germany
Italy
Bosnia
Balkany
Rhine
Bosphorus
Russia
Carpathian
Kossuth
Austria
Budapest
St. Stephen
Hapeburg
Franz Josef
Justice shifts focus to Midwest in high cost of living probe
Department of justice officials announce the nationwide inquiry into the high cost of living will focus on the Midwest with coal dealers in Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Toledo and other cities eyed. George W. Anderson US district attorney for the Boston district directs the inquiry and will present to the Chicago federal grand jury and may visit Detroit St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis. Officials say the current distribution method for foodstuffs is inadequate and would fail in an emergency and the findings may be shown to the president.
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Department of Justice
Middle West
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
George W. Anderson
United States
Boston
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Department of Agriculture
Decline of Empires and Rise of Modern Kingdoms
A reflective column contrasts Habsburg rule with looming end of monarchies in Europe, noting Francis Joseph's death and Charles’s uncertain governance. It ponders future rulers, the shift from royal power, and lists contemporaries and fading crowns across nations. Obituary notices for Moran, Marsh, Dugdale, Seymour follow, plus classifieds and meeting notices.
Point of Interest Gift Ideas For Christmas
A local ad notes B H Dillon Co displaying a wide wholesale selection of scarves and mufflers at 1105 in street. Henry J Dorgeloh, assistant cashier of the Coal and Iron National Bank New York, receives a five year prison sentence in Atlanta. Albert Metin, French Chamber of Deputies budget reporter and former labor minister, named under secretary for finance.
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B. H. Dillon & Co
Henry J. Dorgeloh
Coal & Tron National Bank
New York
United States Penitentiary
Atlanta
Albert Metin
Chamber of Deputies
Labor
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Pictorial Review
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Japan
Africa
Charles V
New World
Straits of
Messina
Puget Sound
Fausta
Alphonso
Spain
Parvenu
Hapaburg
Empire
Hapburgs
Mausoleum
G. W. Anderson
the Electric Shop
the United Illuminating CO
Telephone Barnum
Leopod
Charles
Tallyrand
Kipling
Haapsburgs
China
Paris
Tsarkoe-Selo
Potsdam
Windsor Castle
Versailles
Sarah F. Marsh
Daniel E. Marsh
Arthur M. Marsh
Egbert Marsh
Mill Hill Ave
A | Dugdale
Noroton Heights
Isabel A
Richard Dugdale
Seymour
Ridgefield
Jane Elisabeth
William W. Seymour
Lyon Terrace
Norristown
Bay State Distributing Co
Jamaica Plain
Maas
Qgut
P. D. Conway
Bales Mer
Meath
Main St
Bapk
R. J. Forbes
Colorado Ave
Barnum
Ally
Honest Automobile
Delco
Broad &J
Bridgeport
Conn
Tel
Ladies’ Auxiliary
State Street
Mary L. Butler
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