Wiley Cleared by President amid Department Shakeup Talk
Beverly, Sept. 16. President Taft clears Dr. Harvey Wiles of wrongdoing amid a department of agriculture rift. The president praises Wiles while noting no removal. Attorney General Wickersham’s findings influence ongoing inquiries. A broader shakeup in the department and possible action after Congress resumes is anticipated as Secretary Wilson faces pressure.
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Taft
Busby
Beverly
Mars
Harvey Wo Wiles
department of agriculture
lie. Willer
Geeend Wickersham
Wiley
Wickershaw
Wiles
Wickersham
Jet
Wivnan
department
Washington
bureau of chemis
Bhliemoent
Harveys W. Wiles
British Ambassador Sits in Morocco Advisory Role Cited
A 1898 federal probe concludes Dr Wiley and colleagues conspired to pay Dr Rushy a salary of 1000 dollars yearly for minimal work, violating an act limiting pay to twenty dollars daily. The president orders discipline for Kebler and Figelow, exonerates Rue, and criticizes per diem limits for bureau chiefs. The report notes that delaying publication aimed to await a House committee’s findings.
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New York
Wiley
Le 2. Kebler
De. Wop
isetow
bureau
Rushy
act of congre ot
pthe o personnel board
Busby
Kebler
Rue ia
enparge atha
house of representatives
Harmon Won't Dodge Presidency Says Governor
Governor Harmon of Ghia publicly declines to rule out a bid for the Democratic presidential nomination while traveling from Spring Lake to Nashville where he will address a county convention. The governor emphasizes focus on campaign topics and party unity, with no formal declaration.
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Harmon
Sprint Lake
N. J
United States
Ghia
Hanun
Stolypin Survives Assassination Attempt At Opera
In Kiel Russia on September 1 Premier Stolypin narrowly escaped death when an assassin fired at close range during an opera at the Municipal theater. Stolypin was wounded twice, the shots grazing his breast and arm, and he withstood the attack with remarkable resolve while Emperor Nicholas and witnesses reacted with shock.
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Kiel
Russia
Siulypin
Alice
Pired pon
ehaly
ould
tutal
Alexander Stolypin
St. Petersburg
fuulor
M. Bogrof
Nicholas
M. Stolypin
Kopytow
Petchora Hippodrome
Kiev
Tsar Soltan
Rimaley Koryakoff
Alexis
agert
Olga
Tatiana
Marie
Anastasia
Premier Stolypin
Stolypin
Emperor Nicholas
Mo Solopin
Seukhoumunoff
Rockefeller Jr Narrowly Escapes Death in Estate Accident
At the Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown New York on September 16 John D Rockefeller Jr assisted in relief after a steel bundle toppled from a derrick striking Italian laborers. Doctors treated a fractured skull paralysis and multiple head injuries as Rockefeller oversaw bandaging and care.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
nan
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller, Jr
Loyal audience departs as royal family flees opera house
A fragment recalls a dramatic scene where a man carried from the theater witnesses a display of loyalty. Police seized the opera house as the royal family left, guiding exits one by one after identifications. A ballet performance involved a body blow to a violinist amid a shaken curtain of events.
France's Reply to Germany Arrives by Special Courier
A Berlin report says a special courier from Paris brought France's draft reply to German Morocco proposals and a guidance memorandum for Ambassador Cambon. The contents were shown to British and Russian ambassadors for approval, with Germany's next move likely pivotal.
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Berlin
France
Paris
Morocco
M. Jules Cambon
Germany
Francia Bertie
M. Isvolsky
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