Cabinet speculation in a Taft Bryan era campaign
A long analysis weighs potential cabinet picks for a Taft or Bryan administration. It names Olney Gray and Warmington as top state prospects, cites Bryan choices like Culberson and Bryan’s wider staff, and discusses Treasury and Attorney General possibilities, noting party balance and regional considerations.
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America
Taft
Bryan
Mu. Taft
Roosevelt
Brean
White House
Thewrchogen
Signa
Conservation
Berran
Mts
Secrataries
Lf Alate
Richara Ormey
Bryan Eingh
Tess
George Cray
Pnalion SF
Jude
Richard Olney
State Department
Sale
New England
Cleveland
Olney
George Gray
Delaware
Supreme Court
Gray Seo Ut
Warmon
Chin Uantess
Bentleman
West
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Republic
Toot Sre
Ohio
George von L. Meyer
Treasury
Luka E. Wright
Jose Tfe
Tatt
Clerin
Garfield
James Wilson
Oscar S. Straus
Comperce and Labor
Postmaster
Navy
Frank B. Kellogg
Trust
Dflen
Weltington
Kellogg
Thomas
Notable Figures in Politics and Culture from Historical Records
August Leguia of Peru emerges as a North American business advocate and rising leader after a clerical start in New York, later managing a sugar firm and becoming prime minister before presidency. Patricia of Connaught, linked to Portugal and Sweden royal circles, captivates European elites with a rumored pathway to power, while Senator Crane of Massachusetts earns a reputation as a political harmonizer and powerful organizer. French playwright Victorien Sardou, nearing career end, rises from a failed early medical attempt to mastery in drama, with widespread influence and membership in the French Academy.
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Leguia
Chiar Magistracy
Peru
United States
New York Life Insurance Company
South America
Ifa
Ctorien Sardou
Paris
Rachel
Legion
Sarah Barnhardt
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French Academy
Jottings on political figures and cultural news
The column portrays Ellen Foster as a striking Republican figure and organizer, notes Giulio Gatti-Casazza as New York opera manager with Milan ties, and mentions a British inquiry into lead in pottery. It also covers railway progress in Tahara and a German official critique, plus society gossip from Exeter and Berlin.
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Giulio Gatti-Galazza
Matro- Fabian
New York City
Ferrara
Italy
Naval Engineer
le Scala
Milan
New York
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Dante
Alexander $. Clay
Georgia
Folly
Missouri
William J. Gaynor
Isidor Rayner
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Martin W. Littleton
Marse
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Tole Carn
Nathan Straus
Naval Department
Theodore A. Bell
Gabornia
Chamberlain
Oceon
Alan
Secretary of the Interior
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Governor Glenn
North Carolina
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
Francis Burton Warrison
Thomas M. Patterson
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Georkit
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John Mitchell
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Ellin Foot
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George G. Panking
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Berlin
William Frear
Pennaytyania State College
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Turkey
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