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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

3

Edmund Clarence Stedman Celebrates Seventieth Birthday

Edmund Clarence Stedman, famed scholar poet and humanitarian, marks his 70th birthday with reflections on a life split between Wall Street and literature. He supported young writers, edited anthologies, and penned critical works while planning The History of Wall Street. He remains noted for generosity to laborers and artists alike.

Edmund Clarence Stedman Stedman New York Herald Mr. Stedman America Turnbull Johns Hopkins University Columbia University of Pennsylvania Horace Greeley Chappaqua E. C. Stedman Wall Street Hood

Towne’s political ascent from silver Democrat to Wall Street broker

The narrative traces Charles A. Towne from a Michigan farm to wealth in the Texas oil fields and Vermillion Range iron lands. He becomes a Wall Street bond broker head and later joins Tammany Hall, delivering a costly Senate speech against the Philippines policy and appearing at a Fourth of July Tammany event as an adviser to Murphy, with nomination prospects in New York’s Twelfth district.

Minnesota Tammary Hall Charles A. Towne George B. McClellan Twelfth Congressional District New York McClellan Towne Vermillion Range Wall Street Mr. Towne Michigan Senate United States Cushman K. Davin Washinton Davie Philippines Fortune New York City Charles A. Towne & Co Tammany Tammany Society Murphy

Chicago's Choice Mayoral Backer as Presidential Possibility

The article notes Carter Harrison's influence over Chicago politics and hints his support for James Robert Williams of Illinois's Twenty fourth district as a presidential possibility. Williams, entering his sixth term, has a notable political past including chairing the Illinois delegation in 1900 and nominating Stevens for vice president. He is born in White County in 1850 and is a Union College of Law graduate.

Carter Harrison Chicago James Robert Williams Congress Twenty Illinois Williams Bryan Stevenson White County Ill State University of Indians Union College of Law

Heir to a Dukedom and the Devonshire Influence

The article notes Victor Cavendish as the heir to the Duke of Devonshire and the likely future head of the Cavendish line. It contrasts his rise with the duke’s health and long career, and references the duke’s wealth, estate, and past cabinet roles.

London Victor Cavendish Treasury United Kingdom Duke of Devonshire Balfour Gladstone Baron Cavendish Marquis of Hartington Earl of Devonshire Earl of Burlington England Duke House of Cavendish Wideawake

Famous Woman Writer Mrs St Leger Harrison Profile

The article profiles Lucas Malet known as Mrs St Leger Harrison Kingsley’s daughter and Sir Richard Calmady’s aunt. It notes her luxury Chelsea home in Egerton Crescent funded by book success, husband a Devonshire clergyman, and residence at Eversley Charles Kingsley’s house. It highlights her neat habits, daily routine, love of cats and birds, social life, and devotion to travel to Clovelly.

Lucas Malet St. Leger Harrison Charles Kingsley Penther Richard Calmady Egerton Crew Cent Chelsea London Eversley

Ireland in bid for America Cup with Rupert Guinness

Hon Rupert Guinness, heir to Lord Iveagh, may challenge Lipton to lift the America Cup. The Royal Ulster Yacht Club seeks an Irish built, Irish crewed entry with Harland and Wolff possibly launching. Guinness recently married, a noted oarsman and athlete, would fund the effort if conditions favor an all Irish challenge.

Ireland Royal Ulster Yacht Club Thomas Lipton Rupert Guinness Lord Iveagh Dublin Royal Ulster People Tina Harland & Wolff Belfast Lord Onslow

Turbulent politics in Santo Domingo spark calls for annexation

The article reviews insurgent leaders in Santo Domingo, noting Gen Juan Isidro Jiménez's fluctuating bid for presidency, Vasquez and Gil coups, and regional figures. It cites New York Tribune analysis and New Orleans Picayune views advocating annexation to avert ongoing revolts and protect trade, amid broader Caribbean instability.

St. Louis Exposition Santo Domingo Juan Isidro Jiainez Horacio Vasquez Vasquez Alejandro Woz Y Gil Gil Jiminez New York Tribune Juan Isidor Timinez Dominican Republic Porto Rico Flacal United States Europe Wazy Gil Carlos Morales Porto Plata Heureaux Gen. Vasquez Little West Indian Republic Orlean Picayune Farma Haytt

Baron von Stengel Named Germany's New Treasury Chancellor

Baron Hermann von Stengel, aged 72, named to Berlin to solve Germany's knotty finance crisis. He must align imperial revenue with rising military and naval costs while reforming tax and currency relations with states and adapt national finances after Thielmanns failed. Stengel, Bavarian adviser and Havaria representative, hails from Rhineland Westphalia stock.

Baron Hermann von Stengel William Germany Emperor William Baron von Thielmans Baron von Stengel Bavaria Berlin Havaria Federal Council Stengel Rhineland Westphal Manstock Frederick the Great Grand Duchy of Saxe-Meiningen

Rear Admiral Glass Commanding American Forces at Panama

Rear Admiral Henry Glass leads American forces at Panama with a storied record as a fighting sailor. He served through the Civil War with distinction and convoyed the first division of troops to Manila in the Spanish War, also capturing the Ladrone Islands.

Henry Glass Panama Manila Ladrone Islands Glass

Navy officer from Illinois rises to rear admiral in 1901

Born in Kentucky January 7, 1844, he joined naval orders, moved from Illinois, and authored a 1855 volume on marine international law. Meanwhile Standard Oil completes an eight inch Bakersfield to San Francisco oil pipeline 380 miles long capable of 20 000 barrels daily while requiring heating every 37 miles.

Illinois Kentucky California Bakersfield San Francisco Bay Standard Oil Company

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Boston Washington, D. C Minuena Repeblicas Brozeman Williams Windy City James Robert William B. Illnois Duke of Devon Duke of Devonshire Moone J.D. Campbell Duluth Minn Campbell Groes Berskerck Hungary The Treasury of Great Britain Mrs BT. Leger Harrison An “Sue Mulet Thom Lipton San Domingo Turkey Russia Juan 1810Ro Jiminez Baron Vom Stengel Ily Rear Admiral Henry Glase
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