Europe s richest bride to wed Greece prince
Paris August 20 Princess Maria Bonaparte famed as Europe s richest unmarried woman is set to wed Prince George of Greece grandson of the present King and heir to the throne Her fortune from Monte Carlo Blanc is valued around 15 million dollars A London matrimonial agency boast claims of securing her a suitable husband for a commission
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Marie Bonaparte
Prince George
Greece
Paris
Maria Bonaparte
United States
Weneral
Europe
Prince George of Geece
Lord Townshend
London
Incomplete excerpts on legal actions and appointments
The fragment mentions a person connected to Isa Marie and a friend described as the wife of Count Reventlow in Paris. It notes Mary Davidson of Florham Park pleading guilty in Trenton to forging notes against Florham Park borough for $1. It also cites a state supreme court decision in San Francisco sustaining the legality of removing Meyer Schmutz and appointing a mayor Tarier.
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Isa Marie
R Tws
I Ato
Count Reventlow
Ster
Paris
Mary Davidson
Lanning
Florham Pack
N. J
Trenton
Florham Park
State Supreme Court
San Francisco
Meyer Schmutz
Tarier
Taft Opens World Tour With Campaign Speech
Columbus, Aug 20 Taft secretary of war spoke to 3900 in Memorial Hall as part of his world tour. Introduced as the "next president" he outlined railroad rate reform and governmental powers, signaling his pursuit of the Republican nomination for president. The event drew thousands unable to attend, with Taft aiming toward Manila on a broad speaking schedule.
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Columbus, O
William H. Taft
War Department
Memorial Inh
Republican Club
Taft
Harris
United States
Manila
Philippines
Tts
Ino Raiway
Roosevelt
Mesege
Senuml
Dom Ly
Providinc
William McKinley
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Vermont
Niagara
A. Ubinisier
Interstate commerce and government railways debate
A historical critique argues against government ownership of railways, warning of vast costs and concentrated executive power. It discusses delegation of rate-setting to bodies like the Interstate Commerce Commission, the dangers of overcapacity, and the role of trusts and monopolies in harming public welfare.
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Congress
Wby
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bryan
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Camsteactinn
Maruta
HM Arteimneat
Tata Rodes
Itera
Tariff debate and economic reform discussed in party context
The article surveys protectionist arguments praising tariffs to secure wages and home industry profits, contrasting with calls for revision to avoid harming American producers. It notes Republican framing, shifting production conditions, and the push for re-examining tariff schedules amid broader pro-business sentiment.
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Prosperi
Neryea
Teddy
Epublican
Bowers
United See
Max
America
Telegraphers Striking Leaders Push Mutual Defense Fund
Local leaders expect national president S J Small and labor commissioner Neill in New York for possible arbitration to end the strike. Postal and Western Union officials report near normal service and say the strike is effectively over. Strikers in the financial district conduct missionary work while a secret conference at the Manhattan Lyceum outlines orders. The strikers' union issues its first official paper titled Fair Pia.
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New York
J. Small
United States Labor
Neill
Roosevelt
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
EL. J. Nally
The
Postal
Mr. Nal Ix
Financial District
Belvidere Brooks
Manhattan
Fair Pia
TELEGRAPHERS STRIKE FUND APPEAL AND LABOR ACTION
President Sylvester J. Small urged funds from organized labor to sustain a long strike with a target of 16 to 20 million dollars. He warned of a sixty to ninety day battle as telegraph companies push a decisive confrontation. Gompers and federation leaders said an honorable adjustment may come later. Also a misidentified funeral in Cohoes involved a live man mistaken for the deceased Gaffney.
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Small
Chicago
Sylvester J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
United Labor Forces
Board of Directors
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Samuel Gonners
Federation
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
United Labor
Cohoes
James Gaffney
Gaffney
Erie Canal
Fall River
Maas
Gan
Polices
Chief Adams
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