Chauncey Depew person
also: Chauncey DePue, Depew, Depue, Pew, Mr. Chance Chauncey Depew, Mr. Depew
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Claims (9)
Chauncey Depew headed
New York Central Railroad documented
“served as an attorney and the president of the New York Central Railroad System. Now, this is huge because remember what we were telling you about Buffalo. Buffalo housed some of the most richest families in the entire United States. They w…”
▶ The Shadow State 26 Secret Societies 10; The Heinz Connection @ 9:24
Chauncey Depew member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“All right, DePue, why is he important? He attended Peekskill Military Academy in New York, goes to school at Yale. Any secret societies there, Colonel? Skull and bones, if I'm not mistaken. Yep, and he was one of them. He was classmates wit…”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 6:57
Chauncey Depew worked_for
Cornelius Vanderbilt Starr host_asserted
“Spent most of his career working directly for Cornelius Vanderbilt. And he was his lawyer, correct? Yeah, yeah, for the most part. He ended up becoming president of New York Central Railroad. So he was really deeply involved in New York Rep…”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 7:30
Chauncey Depew headed
New York Central Railroad host_asserted
“Spent most of his career working directly for Cornelius Vanderbilt. And he was his lawyer, correct? Yeah, yeah, for the most part. He ended up becoming president of New York Central Railroad. So he was really deeply involved in New York Rep…”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 7:30
Chauncey Depew member_of
Pilgrims Society host_asserted
“of New York, Henry Codman Potter. And we're going to get into J.P. Morgan in a little bit. And Grover Cleveland. And under the leadership of Bishop Potter, the Pilgrims of the United States organized their first formal dinner in 1903. So Ch…”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 11:12
Chauncey Depew member_of
Republican Party host_asserted
“And across the pond, we saw the same thing. We saw Tories, which are a lot of the Pilgrim Society, or conservatives. And then, of course, you had the Fabians, who are Labor Party, which would be our version of Democrats. So they're working …”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 8:02
Chauncey Depew member_of
Skull and Bones host_asserted
“And this goes to the heart of Antony Sutton's book of the matching of those two people to fund the Bolshevik Revolution, which happens right after that, to fund FDR, to fund Hitler. Pilgrim society is pivotal to everything. So this guy is n…”
▶ The Shadow State 26 Secret Societies 10; The Heinz Connection @ 15:53
Chauncey Depew member_of
American Pilgrims host_asserted
“And this goes to the heart of Antony Sutton's book of the matching of those two people to fund the Bolshevik Revolution, which happens right after that, to fund FDR, to fund Hitler. Pilgrim society is pivotal to everything. So this guy is n…”
▶ The Shadow State 26 Secret Societies 10; The Heinz Connection @ 15:53
Chauncey Depew nominated
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“He gave an oration at the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty. He's the guy that in 1898 nominated Teddy Roosevelt for governor of New York at the Republican State Convention. That's a big deal. Teddy had just, in 1898, just done the Roughri…”
▶ The Shadow State 76 The Pilgrims Society Pt. 2 @ 8:31
Mentions (17)
▶ 7:35
Fun thing that happened this week is I'm sitting here minding my own business and I get a text from the colonel. And she says she found a certain guy while she's looking up Tucker's dad in the Pilgrim Society and is a bonesman that I had sk…
▶ 8:05
All right, hold on. Let me pull him back up. I really want to hit on him here because one of the things that he was involved in, and we've talked about a lot of the bones that have been involved in the railroad, and I want to make a comment…
▶ 13:07
I mean, just in Operation Gladio, I came across the Pilgrim Society. But one of the people that follow me on X is the one that brought Tucker's dad being in the Pilgrim Society to my attention. And I apologize for not remembering who exactl…
▶ 15:53
And this goes to the heart of Antony Sutton's book of the matching of those two people to fund the Bolshevik Revolution, which happens right after that, to fund FDR, to fund Hitler. Pilgrim society is pivotal to everything. So this guy is n…
▶ 5:48
more than 200 years. A big load of crap. Well, speaking of loads of crap, we're going to go through a number of crappy gentlemen. All right, let's do the screen share. Okay. Here I am. Okay, first gentleman we are going to talk about is goi…
▶ 6:25
Obviously, he's blue blood. His mother was descended from founding father Roger Sherman. He's also descended from a guy by the name of Charles Chauncey, who's his namesake, Chauncey DePue. Charles Chauncey was the second president of Harvar…
▶ 6:57
All right, DePue, why is he important? He attended Peekskill Military Academy in New York, goes to school at Yale. Any secret societies there, Colonel? Skull and bones, if I'm not mistaken. Yep, and he was one of them. He was classmates wit…
▶ 7:30
Spent most of his career working directly for Cornelius Vanderbilt. And he was his lawyer, correct? Yeah, yeah, for the most part. He ended up becoming president of New York Central Railroad. So he was really deeply involved in New York Rep…
▶ 8:02
And across the pond, we saw the same thing. We saw Tories, which are a lot of the Pilgrim Society, or conservatives. And then, of course, you had the Fabians, who are Labor Party, which would be our version of Democrats. So they're working …
▶ 8:31
He gave an oration at the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty. He's the guy that in 1898 nominated Teddy Roosevelt for governor of New York at the Republican State Convention. That's a big deal. Teddy had just, in 1898, just done the Roughri…
▶ 9:04
And Teddy was set up for a reason. You know, this war hero that put him on the ticket in 1900. Yeah, he was basically placed as president of the United States. He would later run as the first candidate for the Progressive Party of the Unite…
▶ 9:39
He was a target of William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan Magazine, where he basically accuses the Pew of being owned by the Vanderbilts, which is probably true. And that made William Randolph Hearst enemy number one from a couple of guys l…
▶ 10:13
That's about it for Depew. I thought he's interesting. In fact, he's a U.S. senator from New York. Yeah, let me add a couple of things. At a July 11th meeting back in like the early 1900s, they were discussing the plans of setting up the Pi…
▶ 10:43
They were actually in London attending one of their Pilgrim Society meetings. They come back to the United States. And this is critical to me because people need to understand the association with religion woven throughout this entire story…
▶ 11:12
of New York, Henry Codman Potter. And we're going to get into J.P. Morgan in a little bit. And Grover Cleveland. And under the leadership of Bishop Potter, the Pilgrims of the United States organized their first formal dinner in 1903. So Ch…
▶ 11:43
I also had one other thing. Before you go on, I'm just saying to myself, another Russell? Yes. Well, many of the leading skull and bones have also been pilgrims. Vanderbilt's lawyer and Pilgrim Society co-founder Chauncey DePue is one of th…
▶ 45:52
Teddy Roosevelt, John Hay, Chauncey DePue, Henry Cabot Lodge, former vice president of the United States, Levy Morton, who was a vice president in 89 under Harrison. That's who he's rubbing elbows with. 1896, McKinley becomes president and …