Inside the Jines Capt Woodhouse in British spy plot shifts in Gibraltar
Jane Gerson, the American buyer in Europe, encounters Captain Woodhouse a spy operative tangled with Wilhelmstrasse schemes. In Gibraltar amid military officials and a cigarette case linked to Louisa aka Josepha the danger sharpens as Capper and Almer’s clues pull Jane toward a dangerous truth.
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The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Bright
Jane Gerson
Europe
Hildebrand’s
New York
Calais
Captain Woodhouse
Egypt
Paris
Jane
Poiret
Worth
Pacquin
Doeuillet
Jané
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Germany
Jheoneh Louisa
Billy Capper
Malta
Capper
Alexandria
Castle Clair
Russia
Woodhouse
Doctor Koch
Wady Halfa
Gibralter
Louisa
Josepha
Gibraltar
Sherman Paper
Hotel Splendide
Willy Kimball
Lady Crandall
George Crandall
Government House
Saxonia
Joseph Almer
Crandall
Almer
Gover-General
Jane. Gerson
Express du Nord
England
Rock
Louise
Hildébrande
Sen
Car Shortage Sparks Oregon Demurrage Debate
Industrial Review notes Southern Pacific calls car shortages due to demurrage charges in Oregon and California. It urges fixing rates to incentivize car release, cites Oregon gains from current terms, mentions Portland strikes, and cites various local industrial updates including new mills, warehouses, and public works projects.
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Salem
Southern Pacific Co
California
Oregon
Hughes for arbitration and wage policy in Maine speeches
In Maine speeches Hughes defended arbitration as the right method to settle wage disputes for railroad workers. He argued against forced legislation and urged a fair, open examination of facts, warning against autocracy and tyranny while upholding American democratic principles.
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Maine
Hughes
Tabor
Congress
Ad‘vance
Roosevelt Speech Cites Wilson Haiti Mexican Policy Difference
The text cites Colonel Roosevelt defending Charles Hughes by arguing no one feared Haiti while criticizing Wilson for intervening in Haiti and contrasting it with actions in Mexico. It notes perceptions of weakness in Haiti and suggests stronger actions were needed in Mexico.
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Haiti
Mexico
Wilson
Haiti -Arid
Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt
Lewis‘ton
Maine
Charles BH. Hughes
Dr Harvey W Wiley Backs Hughes For President
Dr Harvey W Wiley urges voting for Hughes citing support for strict enforcement of the Pure Food and Drug Act. He argues Wilson administration laxity harms public welfare and calls for a secretary of agriculture committed to rigorous law enforcement.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Hughes
Wilson
Moat
Wilsom
Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Supreme’ Court
Congress Dignity Questioned Over Rapid Law Amid Whip
The passage notes Congress representing 100000000 people acts without decorum as lawmakers push through a law under pressure from a strong political group. It critiques the hurried process and the influence of the allroad brotherhoods on legislation.
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Portland
Basin
Seattle
C. E. Spence
State Grange
People's Land
Eugene
Florence
Klamath Falls
Congress
Allroad Brotherhoods
Did Wilson keep us out of any war
The Detroit Free Press questions President Wilson on keeping the nation out of wars. It notes Wilson spoke of the European conflict as not touching the United States, yet points to American deaths and actions in Mexico, contrasting Taft’s tenure with Wilson’s claims. The piece argues Wilson did not keep the United States out of war with either Mexico or Europe.
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Jane
Louisa
Crandall
Kimball
Kitty
Ager
Nformer
Louisa T
North Bend
Larson Inlet
Douglas County
Pomona
Salem
California
Gresham
Multnomah County
Bend
Defur
Albert Bede
Willamette Valley Press Association
State Fair Board
H. A. Darnell
Mt. Scott Herald
Cain
North Plains
Portland
Canby
Riddle
Marshfield
Myrtle Creek
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
Oregon’ Nickel Mining Company
The
Riddle Tribune
Stanfield
Josephine
Salt Lake Telegram
Ind
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Congress
Chile
Peru
Mexico
Taft
Diaz
Madero
United States
Mr. Taft
White House
Mexi
Mexi‘co
Detroit
Free Press
Hughes Labor Record Endorsed by Labor Leaders
Editorials praise Gov Hughes for pro labor stance and fifty six laws during his Albany tenure. The piece quotes the Legislative Labor News and the Chicago Tribune praising his courage and Americanism, noting a strong record of labor protections.
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Hughes
Gompers
Caase
Danbury Hatters
Ceee
Chicago‘Tribune
Legislative Labor News
New York Federation of Labor
Albany
Supreme Court
Gov. Hughes
Organized Labor
Chicago Tribune
Labor
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Sherman
National Guard of
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Kitty Sherman
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Cairo
Kewanee
Ladies ‘Aid Society
Kitty’ Sherman
Gerson
Industrial Review
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Noone
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