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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
16
Entertainment of Prince Louis Provokes Naval Cost Debate
The Washington Post argues for a larger royal entertainment fund, noting $65,000 for emergencies and $75,000 for diplomatic needs may cover Prince Louis of Battenberg’s visit. Congressional provisions aim to relieve naval officers of liquid provisions while Congress ponders cures for deficits and canal expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Louis
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Navy Department
Evans
Admiral Evans
Department
Congress
Naval and
Diplomatic Services
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Appropriation Act
United States
Secretary of State
Age and Rank in the Navy
An excerpt from the New York Herald discusses Admiral Dewey and the age of commanding naval officers. It compares U S officers with British German and Japanese peers, noting averages around fifty seven and three quarters for Americans and younger ages abroad. It suggests reforms like an age in grade system and cites Commander John Hood’s proposals to limit promotions by age to improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dewey
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Naval Institute
John Hood
Punishment of Mutineers on Oceanic Fire Crew
The Boston Herald notes swift Liverpool sentencing of Oceanic mutineers, with a week in jail at hard labor after a port hearing. It argues captain’s plenary sea power justifies harsh penalties for mutiny to protect ship safety and future passenger and freight operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
Liverpool
Hare
Boston Herald
England
United States
American Manufacturers and the Tariff Advantage
The Milwaukee Sentinel argues that American industry owes its growing export trade to natural and acquired advantages, including rich resources, a patent system, and tariff protection. High wages foster skilled labor and efficiency, while transport and education advance alongside mining and agriculture. The piece asserts tariff policy has proven vindicated and critical to U.S. manufacturing leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Louis Bonaparte Czar and France in Caucasus Ambition
An imperial view argues Prince Louis Bonaparte should lead Russia in the Caucasus to stabilize the empire and challenge the French republic. The piece notes Franco Russian tensions, the power of the Bonapartist name, and potential restoration implications for France. It also covers related European figures, Oberammergau honors, and O'Shea family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong An
France
Russia
Neva
Louis Bonaparte
Manchuria
Japan
Paria
Count de Witte
Nicholad
Caucasus
Russian Empire
Rothschilds
Auceceeg
Paris
Mfe
Prince Louis
Prince Louis Bonaparte
French Republic
Republican Party
Margeilles
Bonaparte
Europe
Louis
Nicholas II
Louis Bona- Barte
Italy
Portugal
Wige
Charles Bonaparte
Pius V
St. Peter
St. Gregory the Great
Anton Lang
Christ
Oberammergau
Seig
Joseph Meyer
Gregory the Great
Leo XIII
Judas Iscariot
Notable Democrats Meet at Willard in Old Washington Night
Ex Gov Samuel T Houser and Gov Joseph K Toole, both Democrats, spoke of past offices and duties in the Willard lobby. The gathering included remarks on South Carolina reforms, national committee secrets, and financial figures from Washingtons power circles. Elmer Dover, Hanna aide turned secretary, described a career rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Willard
Samuel T. Houser
Joseph K. Toole
Gov. Houser
Cleveland
Territory
Washington
Lerve
Chicago
Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
the Willard
Hanna
Dover
New York
Hfe
Morgan County
Ohio
Akron
Portsmouth
National Committee
Brains vs Business Methods in New York Theater
The Providence Bulletin notes that the season’s top Broadway successes have come from managers outside the syndicate. It argues brains and artistic instinct still matter in drama alongside business methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Bulletin
New York
Syndicate
Vast wealth of nation from its soil eyed as harvest funds move
New York observers note a seasonal shift in funds from New York to Midwest and South harvests. Analysts predict record profits for farmers, plus massive capital needs for rail and terminal expansion. Widespread investment eyeing transportation projects and related industries as surplus earnings flow into growth.
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Phlladelphia Press
Washington Post
New York
West
Europe
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
Southwest
United States
Vanderlp
National Bankers’ Association
Washington
James J Hill
Cassatt
Mellen
J Edgar Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Stats
Thomson
Lnd
Eaift
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
Chicago and Northwestern
van Nortwick
Elgin II
Elgin Woodland
Grand Central Station
Commodore Vanderbilt
New York State
Buffalo
Lake Eris
Lake Michigan
Chicago
New York Central
Kin Keep
Keep
Far West
Bishon
New Haven
New Haven Road
Canada
South America
Armour Firm
Argentine Republic
Holland
Tillman and the Senate in Knoaville Journal
The Knoaville Journal and Tribune reports Senator Tillman weighing Senate influence on winter rate legislation. He praises the Senate as cautious and wise, notes the Esch Townsend bill passed in the House may be amended by the Senate, and argues sober second thought will guide reform without injuring any major business. He warns against broad demagoguery in Senate criticism.
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Panama
Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Bryan
Col
Blue Sea
James C. Dahlman
Democratic State Committee of
Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
Jess
Roosevelt
Life Insurance
New York
McLaurin
Senate
Tillman
Knoaville Journal and Tribune
House of Representatives
Congress
Reflection on Federal Agency Growth and Social Insight
The piece notes the U S federal government strengthens its role since the Spanish War, seen as a single national agency preferable to many. It adds reflections from the New York Press on bachelor life and paradoxes of social judgment, including quirky thoughts on marriage and domestic life.
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Boston Transcript
New York Press
Acme
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