In a Harper's Weekly cartoon, this man appears as a angel with the caption "The People's Friend" while a bucket of whitewash "to be applied liberally at all important stops" is dragged behind him.
In a Harper's Weekly cartoon, this man appears as a angel with the caption "The People's Friend" while a bucket of whitewash "to be applied liberally at all important stops" is dragged behind him. The final version of the Sixteenth Amendment was authored by this man while he was Senate Majority Leader. This man's daughter Abby married John D. Rockefeller, Jr., whose marriage produced a son named after this man who was a four-time governor of New York. After a two-month long trip to Europe to study finance, this man called a 1910 meeting at the (*) Jekyll Island Club to discuss a restructuring of the United States' finance system. A compromise tariff whose provisions included removing all duties on imported fine art and allowing free trade with the Philippines was co-sponsored by this man and House Majority Leader Sereno Payne. For 10 points, name this "General Manager of the Nation" who co-names a law with Edward Vreeland establishing the National Monetary Commission, which recommended the establishment of the Federal Reserve.
In a Harper's Weekly cartoon, this man appears as a angel with the caption "The People's Friend" while a bucket of whitewash "to be applied liberally at all important stops" is dragged behind him.
Nelson Aldrich [or Payne-Aldrich Tariff; or Aldrich-Vreeland Act; or Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller] 