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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1904

Page

29

Views on the Day’s Questions Credit for Gold Standard

Henry Oldham argues the Republican party did not gift gold money or silver certificates but did push the issued coin-demand notes. He notes Supreme Court rulings forced financial adjustments and criticizes party stance on bimetallism and the gold standard. He says true gold standard requires full replacement of coin-demand notes with gold exchanges.

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Tibet and the Philippines in a Compromise Tone

A chaotic transcription discusses Tibet and the Philippines, referencing Cal Younghusband and imperialist themes. It wiggles between historic battles and political threats, implying concessions, wars, and retribution linked to figures like Napoleon and events at Sagamore Hill. The piece blends scattered quotes and opinions on imperial policy.

Cal Younghusband Col George Lil Napoleon Panemi Tee Tibet Sagamore Hill Chicago Ana Aleppo War Department Elf N. EB. Dawson Sanity

Meat as poison sparks suggestion of vegetarian trial

An opinion piece argues meat is a poison and urges a vegetarian trial. It extols abstaining from meat, tobacco, tea, and coffee, claiming renewed health, vigor, and a sharper constitution. The author claims meat abstinence can renew the body, improve skin tone, and enhance endurance for athletes and laborers. George Tanner signs an appreciation about maps enhancing articles.

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SAYS JAPAN INVITES SCORN FOR TREATMENT OF WOMEN

William Henry condemns Japan in a letter arguing women are dishonored by the nation and that civilized people should withhold sympathy and show contempt. He claims Japan’s religion contradicts Christianity yet remains its right to practice, and asserts the national conduct forfeits respect and warrants practical detestation.

Japan William Henry

Remedy for Short Dollar Editorial Letter to The Post

A letter critiques editors for failing to offer a clear policy on silver dollars and smaller coinage. It cites Mint Director Roberts, the HIN and Fowler bills, and calls for a principled, quantified stance on currency parity. George Wilson questions money science literacy among leaders and officials.

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Emergency Man and Negro Laborers in Need

A newspaper editor argues for Negro workers as emergency replacements when white laborers strike or abandon posts. He cites packing houses and restaurants filling vacancies with Black workers, praises their performance, and urges fair opportunity in civil and military service. He references the Washington Arsenal bricklayers and predicts continued use if shown a fair chance.

Pos Washington Arsenal

Birds Guard Watermelon Shields and Political Notes

A Virginia Atlantic coast section features howdy-birds trained by farmers to guard melon patches from depredations and even threats from humans. The letter-worne tale extols their ferocity and usefulness while noting diet and behavior. A separate brief from the Colored League for Roosevelt clarifies party alignment and support for Roosevelt and Warbnkines within the Republican principles.

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Church and Socialism Debate Sparks Clergy dispute

Clergy warn lay readers to keep church matters separate from politics while Henry Hinkel, editor, argues for individual thought and criticizes church entanglement in socialism. Josephit Woop and W. S. Boyd weigh in, defending church freedom and linking socialism to economic rights and labor.

Sane Persons in Insane Asylums Causes and Calls for Reform

A July article by William C. Severns in The Post criticizes Elizabet h's asylum for incarcerating sane people at friends and relatives' dispatch, arguing asylums are a modern persecution. It urges compassionate reforms and liberty from misuse. Also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy.

William C. Severns J. Elizabeth’s Asylum Francis B. Livese Dr. King

Maryland Separate Cars Debate in District Ride Incident

Editor Post discusses Maryland separate car laws amid a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train incident involving poet Col. Carson. The piece argues governments and railways may enforce separation within certain borders, but federal public matters prohibit race based rules.

Maryland District of Columbia P. H. Carson Baltimore and Ohio Post Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Kentucky United States Supreme Court Col Carson Jang Cal J. N. Johnson

Boer Republics A Success Then British Rule Destined to Fail

A Post editorial argues the Transvaal boer republics thrived while British control failed. It defends Boer leaders Kruger, De Wet, and Rhodes as major actors and credits American aid for Britain’s victory. The piece contrasts past Boer governance with Milner’s Union efforts, predicting Boer influence may return.

Transvaal Tustace Wiliams Williams South Afri Post England Ireland Williama Natal Orange River Orange River Free State Mr. Gladstone Great Britain Victoria Lord Milner W. ‘Tl. Stead D. Mullany Baditer Eustace Williams Chamberlain Mexico Diaz Mr. Willams United States Mr. Williams Paul Kruger Gen. de Wet Washington Rhodes Herods Herod South Africa Kruger Australia Canada Milner Schade

False Weather Systems and the Limits of Forecasting

In a letter by ISAAC P. NOYES editor Patrick Henry is cited on judging the future by the past. The piece argues weather patterns from highs and lows vary endlessly, making past cycles unreliable for future forecasts. It highlights the meteorological map as the only tool, yet notes no two conditions are alike and past cues cannot predict exact future weather.

Patrick Henry Isaac P. Noyes

Opposed to Light Music Opinion in a Washington Letter

Dr Herman E Kitredge argues that great masterpieces from Wagner and classical composers should not be sidelined for light popular pieces. He says art evolves from primitive to sublime and calls for continuing to cherish Wagnerian melodies like Siegfried and Die Walkure rather than settle for inferior music.

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New York Produce Prices Report July 30

A New York market summary lists steady to firm prices across commodities. Highlights include creamery butter at 17% and 18% in some grades, flour barrels and exports, and varied beef and pork figures. notes on wool, coal, cotton, oils, and freight rates amid a broad set of unsettled items.

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Washington market report lists mixed produce prices

The Washington Produce Market shows heavy receipts of potatoes cucumbers and tomatoes firm or slow moving. Egg plants and apples priced firm with scarce green corn and other fruits and vegetables listed by quality and region for nearby delivery in Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and other areas.

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Baltimore Markets Grain Report July 30

Dull and unchanged conditions across grains in Baltimore with mixed futures. Wheat steady to firm with No 2 red Western values around 89 1/4 to 92 cents, corn firm at about 53 to 59 1/2 cents, oats steady near 48 cents, rye scarce, and hay quiet. Receipts cited: flour 12,612 barrels, corn 50,244 bushels, oats 6,077 bushels, rye 35 bushels.

Baltimore

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