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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
4
Railroad Commissioner HR Oglesby Congressmen C W Hamlin Representative Joseph H Chestie Prorate Judge T A Walker County Clerk C L Glasscoe.
A clipped survey notes shifts toward party primaries in southern states with talk that western and northern states may follow. It cites Governor Cummins blasting Dingley tariff robberies, French Sunday law reforms, record Sheat yields, and the Russian naval court martial clearing Admiral Rojestvensky. It also mentions the Panama Canal, Kansas primary law interest, Nelson Morris on cattle hides, and Dreyfus vindication by the French supreme court.
The article surveys Dreyfus on a Mediterranean island amid claimed Jewish prejudice, notes Beaulieu on the Russian revolution and monarchies, and comments on European political tensions and anti antisemitic conspiracy lore with scattered quotes and observations.
A lengthy commentary notes unprecedented peace-time appropriations and major topics before Congress. It cites Yale’s Wheeler attacking the Monroe Doctrine as greed, contrasts with the Roosevelt Doctrine, and critiques imperial policy, finance, and Republican realignment. It highlights saloon regulations after a Kansas City ruling and forecasts a likely Democratic-dominated next Congress.
John W. Foster argues in Atlantic that Japan's military gains push eastern Asia toward hegemony while China reshapes its fate. He links Britain and Russia rivalry, Afghanistan frontier, Tibet suzerainty, Persia influence, and Germany's Turk interests to a broader regional transformation and control of the Persian Gulf.
A remark from Dr. Savage in the British Medical Journal catalogs various human types. He notes that many so called benevolent philanthropists may be cranks, alongside collectors, miscers, and kleptomaniacs.
The quote asserts that a woman's power over the ideal rests on femininity. It claims femininity provokes and irritates men yet irresistibly attracts them, steering them toward subjugation, as reflected in Vanity Fair.
Geneva stands among Switzerland’s universities as a beacon of democratic spirit, with Basel Lausanne Zurich Bern and Freiburg backing local cantons to sustain their institutes. The piece compares cantonal support to U.S. state systems, notes Zurich’s 350000 population and Basel’s small size, and praises both liberal arts and technical schools, while highlighting rug weaving prospects and Persian trade influences in Country Life in America.
A Weston super Mare club secretary notes a remarkable drive by Douglas Robinson on a course, carrying a bunker guard with 805 yards to the green. Typical carries are 160 to 170 yards, with the noted record 266 yards at St Andrews by Edward Blackwell. The report also recalls a tribal tale from India Persia about women’s rights and a joke exchange on giving up a seat to a woman.
Detroit Free Press notes a brief exchange about eating habits and facial expressions. The fragment hints at people speculating why certain beings eat and look fierce, reflecting a casual, observational tone.
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