Wardlaw held as East Orange mystery deepens
A bedridden young woman known as Mrs Wardlaw remains in custody as police probe her ties to a Brooklyn house run by three elderly women. Investigators seek motives behind a possible drowning death and will reexamine the case with doctors and hospital records.
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Barons Wedding Marred by Dueling Baron Claims
An elaborate tale surrounds Baron Koenitz and Miss Ewen as reporters chase identities and a proposed dower. The Baron's past spans mines in Sonora, a Koenitz castle, and a Newark libel scare. He dismisses blackmail and insists the marriage was sincere, with plans for a quiet Jersey City ceremony and periods abroad at Koenitz Castle.
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Lords Vote Against Budget Sparks Constitutional Clash
The Lords rejected Lord Lansdowne's amendment by 350 to 75, prompting debates on the second chamber's future role. Archbishops and peers argued over budget meaning, with Prime Minister Asquith planning prorogation and Cabinet actions to follow.
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Earl of Lytton
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York
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Lincoln
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Hereford
Lord St. Aldwyn
Michael Hicks-Beach
New Editor for The Forum Magazine Compiles Fresh Voices
B Russell Herts is named editor of The Forum Magazine with a plan for new contributors. The policy will stay generally the same, but added writers include Edwin Markham George Viereck James Oppenheim and others. A posthumous work Celt and Saxon by George Meredith will begin in the January issue followed by a Roosevelt essay reprint on Enforcing the Law.
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Raines Law
New York
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Columbia
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George Sylvester Viereck
James Oppenheim
Reginald Wright Kaufman
Herbert H. Everett
Percy Mackay
Campaign begins as Lords reject budget in London
London editors frame the Lords budget rejection as a party issue aimed at voters in the approaching campaign. A radical paper calls the final act a deat h by own action of the House of Lords in large display type.
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British Budget Faces Historic Struggle Over Deficit
David Lloyd George presents a Liberal budget in the House of Commons aiming to cover a 15.76 million pound deficit. The plan shifts heavier taxes onto wealth and commerce, including death duties and new land value taxes, with opposition calling it the maddest budget ever.
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Frederick George Banbury
Austen Chamberlain
Budget Passage Sparks House Lords Debate in 1880s
The discussion centers on the 1880s budget, with John Redmond denouncing added whisky and tobacco burdens. The budget passes the Commons on November 4 by a 79 to 149 vote, showing a strong government majority. Lords leader Lord Lansdowne urges rejection pending national judgment, as prestigious figures like Rosebery warn of risks.
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House of Commons
Asquith
House of Lords
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Great Britain
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Baron Penman
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Blackburn
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Commons
Lords Doomed by O Connor on Lords Amendment
M P T P O Connor in America denounces the Lords as doomed after Lansdowne's amendment on the Finance Bill. He says Liberal progress hinges on ending Lords power to block democracy. He claims Ireland suffers under landlord rule and predicts an English mass uprising and the Lords’ fall within years.
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House O ‘Lorés
Mr. O'Connor
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