Philander Chase Knox a public life rising star of 1910s
Long profile chronicles Philander Chase Knox born 1853 Brownsville Pa. his ascent from local attorney to United States attorney general under McKinley and Roosevelt, senate service, then secretary of state under Taft. Noted for wealth, education at Mount Union, Carnegie connections, Valley Forge estate, and his keen interest in horses and polo.
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SICK MAN OF EUROPE. Abdul Hamid in the spotlight again
A vivid, era-spanning portrait of Abdul Hamid II, the Ottoman ruler, depicted as frail and haunted while Europe watches. The narrative surveys Constantinople’s beauty from sea approach to the city’s mosques, walls, and palaces, hinting at hidden dangers beneath a glittering veneer.
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Dollar Wheat Has Come To Stay In Canada
A long discussion on dollar wheat argues that central Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta will supply much of the U.S. bread demand. It notes rising living costs in the United States, a growing population, and Canada’s expanding wheat production with Winnipeg to the coast prosperity. It predicts Canada will become the breadbasket of the United States within a decade, with immigration, investment, and new elevators driving prairie growth.
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