Albanian Political Shifts and Haitian Gov Reform Report
Foreign dispatches recount William of Wind abandoning Albania to rebels on Sept 6, followed by the Albanian senate electing Burhan-Eddin, son of a former sultan, as prince on Sept 28. Ferdinand, nephew of a late Romanian king, took the oath on Oct 12, and on Oct 28 Haitian rebels formed a government under Gen. Deyilmar Theodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William of Wind
Albania
Ace
Burhan-Eddin
Abra Hamid
Ferdinand
Roumania
Ekhla
Haitien Rebeta
Deyilmar Theodore
Political milestones in early 1914 Congress actions
February 18 House passed Alaska railroad measure while February 2 Senate ratified general arbitration treaties with Great Britain Japan Italy Spain Norway Sweden Portugal and Switzerland. March 3 President Wilson urged Panama Canal toll exemptions. March 11 Senate approved Alaska shore bill. March 1 House repealed canal toll exemption clause. June 11 bid to repeal Panama toll exemption passed Senate. George T. Henry Jr. and Wendels Crum named ambassador to Russia, Sweden ministerial posts announced. May 19 Wilson appointed James C. McReynolds to Supreme Court. Sept 15 Bryan and envoys paused peace treaties. Sept 29 rivers and harbors bill reduced. Oct 24 Congress adjourned after extended session. Nov 3 Republicans gain but fail to control Congress. Prohibition votes shine in WA CO OR AZ. Dec 7 sixty-third Congress convened final session.
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Senate
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Switzerland
Wilson
House
George T. Henry, Jr
San Francisco
Washington
Russia
Nelson Morris
Chicago
Ministor
Witaen
James C. McReynolds
Supreme Court
W. Gregory
Republican Party
Congress
Colorado
Oregon
Arizona
Wicean
Canal Zone
George W. Goethals
Court of Appeal
Charles Becker
New York
George J. Gnethalis
Canal “One
Daniels
Nvlcotelle Mquera
Vesuela
Wosenthal
Kermlit Roosevelt
Belle Wilard Mare
Meuatepi
Perdons
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
George de Reuler
Paris
Robert Taft
Martha Bowers
New Haven Railroad
Chicago Stockyarda
Global political and disaster chronology from 1900s era notes
A dense list of historic events spanning January to December, detailing political appointments in the Canal Zone with Col George W Goethals as governor designate, landmark court rulings, wartime diplomacy, presidential family events, and myriad natural disasters. The compendium covers fires, earthquakes, floods, storms, rail and ship incidents, and major accidents influencing public policy and international affairs.
Notable Obituaries and Memorial Notices Across 1900s Era
A sprawling necrology page lists notable deaths by date and title, naming physicians, politicians, writers, musicians, and public figures. It references Dr Weir Mitchell, Count Vievette, Gen Marye George Bequirt, Edwhy Glun, Shelby M. Callors, Augustus C. Byninn, Mrs Robert Staginsin, and Joseph Chamberlain among others, with dates between January and November and various international figures. The account preserves the names, titles, and dates in a sweeping memorial roll.
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Weir Mitchell
Simon B. Buecker
Edsar C. Spliska
Asien
Iriedan
Biretheges
Eeespore Royal
Cytridi
Ba Lendin
Edwhy
Xenator
Ulkness
New Jersey
Alphonse Beriliion
Augustus C. Byninn
Georgia
Mra
Robert Fonts Staginsin
Samuel W. Allerton
Chicago
Joseph Ela
Milenaire
Philiseip Fs
United States
Serigior Teller
Colorado
George W. Vandertilt
Diltmore, March &—Trederick Townernd Mertin
George Weettoghouai
Joplah T. Pleleard
Tow Biaye Univeraity
Arriours
Uber
Figerney
Testa Damier Iienitts
Mre
Lillian MM
W.O. P11
Hurtien
Sowngen Eermepren
Japan
B. Draper
Auseerhewets
Gesorne Alfred Terrien
Fon
Sith
Atenee Rankin
Weprigese
Bar
Wales
Themer
United Blairs
M. Hircault
New York
Bertha Vor Bullner
Austria
Peace
Jozeph Chamberlain
Horace H. Lurton
Supreme Court of the United States
Woodrow Wilton
Ane Temaitre
Famaya Frejeh
Pol Plancon
Pona Plan X
Francia Xavier Weinhead
Society of Jesu
Puelux Miller
Miter - Ree
Federal Reserve Board nominees and currency law notes
Disjointed financial notices mention Morgan & Co and a 25 million dollar figure under a new currency rule. President Wilson nominates several figures for the federal reserve board, including Ramlin, Jones, War burg, Hyraing, and Miller, with continuation hinted on page 7.
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Morgan & Co
Pentiers Ca
Bualiess
Great
Princes’ Trust
Tune AecCthentin
Milne
Firrnten & Co
London
Tathen
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Charles
Ramlin
Thames T Jones
Chicago
Raut Warburg
New York
WWPF
G. Hyraing
Tirmingham
A. C. Miller
San Franktes
Clatlin
Ivy
Ation
Vheman
Jones
Federal Reserve
Delano
Mexican Crisis and Villa Advances in 1914
A compact summary of early 1914 Mexican turmoil. Villa and his rebels capture Ojinaga and later Torreon, with extensive fighting. U.S. President Wilson lifts arms export embargo, demands salute to the U.S. flag, and orders naval forces toward Mexican waters. Marines seize Vera Cruz amid casualties as crisis mounts between Huerta's government and U.S. intervention.
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Gi Housand
Tampico
Niagara Falls
Ont
Huerta
Carranza
Zapata
Pepvia Lanal
Truerta
Zacatsena Thien
Villa
A. B. CG. Mediaiirs
Niagara Walls
Mexico
Iuert
Mestean
Binnguet
Nybib Herta
Finnsical Carbajal
Os Preaies
Dresden
Jamaica
Carbajal
Mexico City
Mae
Villa Denouyead
Annsower
Catitalites
Vera Cruz
Pablo Gonzales
Wilson
Nien
Ariz
Ojinaga
Rio Grande
Jomn
Federala
May
Atlantic
San Pedro
APH
United States
Congress
House
Senate
Vera Ceng
Admiral Badger
Vera Crux
Bennie
Funston
Gal
Gal- Mera
Cruz
Brasil
Chile
Argentina
Raticane
Vara
Roneton
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Ted' Astalra
Pope Plus
Jobarts
Dead—' Divantera Enerte
W. Pickard
Whitby
Fenléred
Belana
Attdie
Pojee
Bervin
Dixmude
Hussein Kamal
Gnate
Egypt
Denmark
Noraden
Poland
Runglan
Opel
Germany
Dixmyde
Gonaive
Guillermo Birlinghurat
Per
Wifs
Calliaux
Gaston Calmette
Paris Figaro
House of Lords
Essad Pasha
King William's
Durezzo
House of Commons
Carlos Mendoza
Wberal
Panama
Mme
Henriette Calllaux
Gaston Calmetto
Eantty
Giacomo Della Chitsa
Bologna
Bone
Benedict
Hiles
Carranza and
Naco
Mex
Dee
Fan Lule Potoss
Tec
Hugh Scott
Maytorena
Vitleiste Lesder
Boundary Line
Alaska Railroad
Ianatowmer
Oklahoma
Sandy Hood
Beloam
Arth Werth
Saltire
Jima Barat
Kagoshima
Jon
Biritiah
Karluk
Fagahig
Cahn’ Mion
Arctic SaPloi
Couric Dition
Anders Vinjalmar
Siberia
Trn
Ino
Old Dominion Maery Monros Bank
Nantucket
Virginia
Bile Ward
Fla
Joss
Eccles
W. Va
Bstoretad
Tring
Engtleba
Henry
Heton Kery
Game Hurter
Villas
Hilcrest
Alberta
Nenarly
Ketem
Mass
Losk
Calliston
Joplin
Admiral Sampson
Seattle
Aves Lort
Francis H. Seegett
Oregon Coast
Henry Jost
Tibarta
Burduy
Asia Minor
Ook
Earthquakke
Gerelan
Hoison Company
West Fringe
Ahing Justlen
Weaguiines
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PTB
Kavi
Ator
Rasi
Augustus Wome
Parante
Puld Marshal
Arl Raberta
Robert J Suttagtte
Hee Mantel
Iyr
Payne
Foadih Smith
Church of the
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Mager
B.A. Bladows
Chitin
Duyena Zimmeranyn
Thomas Sheewin
Bosinn
Gintlang
Monte
Orien Ye Ji
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Windsor Hotel
Grabetinger, Iowa
Japya
Hilles
Sherp
Aioe Sheigh
Chester
Cluzen Chleken
Eorain
Aid.ar
Tog
Doons
the Petersen Lunch
Silas 'S. Larson
John G. Terson
M. D. Grodland
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