Dr Abbott Attacks New York Lawlessness in Springfield Speech
The Washington Post reports Dr Lyman Abbott denounces Lawson's charges as lawless and warns wealth and corporations violate and evade law. He cites New York cases and stresses reform is needed, with focus on the national character and enforcement failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
New York
Lyman Abbott
Springfield
Mass
Dr Abbott
Lawson
New York Evening Mill
Leownieh
The
Washington Society and the Capital’s Illusions
An editorial criticizes lax health enforcement amid heavy carbon pollution and praises the President's letter for reawakening inspectors. It then roams through a lengthy satire on “Washington society,” mocking the capital’s social climbers, diplomats, and haut monde as a trivial spectacle for visitors and residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Society
Washington
Jones
Brown
Haute Noblesse
White House
A Chronic Bad Habit in Newspaper Political Talk
Opinion piece criticizes Republican press for undermining the law making process by portraying Congress as subordinate to the president. It argues the President vetoes laws when needed and stresses the Senate as a buffer against popular impulses, warning against excess executive power harming Americanism.
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Executive Department
Roosevelt
New York Pre
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Roosevel
United States Senate
Fiftyninth Congress
Congress
The Washington Post’s Rural Corner on Rabbits and Santa
The column lampoons Virginia rabbit tales and a Santa Claus flourish amid political musings. It defends rationality, mocks sensational rural stories, and preserves a festive, pragmatic tone while reflecting on national affairs and public sentiment.
Engagement of Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Olga of Brunswick
News notes the forthcoming engagement of Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Scania to Princess Olga of Brunswick and Great Britain, detailing royal lineages, potential crowns, and Nordic ties. It also covers Papal medicine limits, Shakespearean connections at Charlecote Park, and debates over honors for naval officers versus the army within British tradition.
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Gustavus Adolphua
Olga
Brunswick
Great Britain
Duke of Cumberland
Hanover
Duke of
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Baden
Gustavus Adolphus
Scania
Sweden
Norway
Prancess
England
Claridge's Hotel
Ali
Denmark
Stockholm
Charles
Oscar
Vasa
Gustavus IV
Canadians Opposing Reciprocity
The Boston Advertiser cites facts challenging New England cotton manufacturers’ hopes for a reciprocity pact with Canada. Canadian tariff levels, not lower duties, hinder U S goods. four major Canadian cotton firms plan a $10 million merger to protect the market. James Crathern, president, says high tariffs could have prevented consolidation and job cuts due to rising imports.
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Canada
Boston Advertiser
New England
United States
Advertiser
James Crathern
Is beauty a universal standard for women
Nixela Greeley Smith of the New York World discusses a show girl suing an employer after being dismissed for not being beautiful enough. The piece argues there is no absolute standard of beauty and that many standards coexist, with women inherently deserving respect regardless of others’ opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixela Greeley-Smith
New York
Hinery
Grover Cleveland
Bull
Betoa
Republican Party
Washington Post References Across Papers Echo
A collage of clippings cites The Washington Post as source or humor in varied U S papers. It notes reactions from Newark News Memphis Commercial Appeal Rochester Post Express Rochester Herald Knoxville Sentinel Florida Times Union and others on topics from salaries to representation and press dynamics.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington Post
Virginia
Virginia News
Pius X
Asia
Africa
Chicago Journal
The
Newark News
Platt
Colorado
New York Telegram
New York
Rochester Post Express
Kuropatkin
Memphis News
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Knowvile Journal and Tribune
Bourke Cochran
Rochester Post-Express
Post
Chadwick
Ohio
Rochester Herald
Roosevelt
Knoxville Sentinel
South
Florida Times-Union
Wilson
Meyerstown
Shaw
Treasury
Henry Gassaway Davis
Wilmington
N. C
Tom Watson
Tom Lawson
the Post
Cincinnati Commercial Tribunes
Washington Post Ia Authority
Cincinnati
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of satirical lines from the Chicago News and New York Press on marriage money work and male folly. Witty quips touch on husbands wives bachelors optimists and Christmas gifts with a tone of light social commentary.
The Psychology of Clothes and Mrs Chadwick
From the Chicago Chronicle Mrs Catherine Waugh Mc Culloch argues that impressive dress gives women power to influence men. She notes Mrs Chadwick used clothing to manipulate men, not women, warning against overt display and predicting men will grow wary of rustling gowns as tricksters adapt.
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Chicago Chronicle
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Mrs Chadwick
Mrs. McCulloch
Nfe
Chadwick
Something Doing in the Country and Local Tales
A compiled column notes a newly married couple Oskaloosa Kane and Al Wennifeld report, with a playful quarrel, and oddly ends with a stork joke. Other items include a boy advancing from apprentice to editor, a man aging through life stages, and brief country anecdotes from Urich Ma and Manitou Okla plus minor notices about hog breeding and local commerce.
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Oskaloosa
Kane
al Wennifeld
Hadge Page
Davis
Mennifield
Andy Tradgeton
Kamar
Orfeal
Andy E
Andy
Lockwood Mo
Madde a Hit and Local Skirmishes Across The Paper
Jamestown WV Dak Gazette notes farmer William Madde a popular local figure who sent a Christmas gift to the editor. A separate column reports Edwin Johnson escaping injury when a gate fell, injuring Miss Acrea as it rolled over him. The issue also jokes about six weddings in one night, and includes brief notes from Iron County Utah and Oregon items.
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Henry Wairfax Lucy
South Leeds
Lucy
Ada Lucy
Lucys
Charlecote
Thomas Lucy
Shakespeare
Fairfax
Willam Fairfax
Tabine
Quebec
Wolfe
France
Camperdown
Sir William Grantham
High Court of Justice
England
Chailey
Court of King’s Bench
Hertford
Sarah Stout
Holt
King’s Bench
Jamestown
Cnunty
Johnson
Ross Cor. Adams
Fenn
Enterprise
Edwin Johnson
Miss Acrea
Hotel Lobby Chats Reveal War Talk and Port Arthur Views
Capt. H. F. Colby, U. S. N. retired, reports from the National about his Manchuria trip and wartime observations. He contrasts Vladivostok and Port Arthur, notes Japanese preparations, Russian vigor, and predicts future moves affecting Asia and U. S. war policy. Colby cites strategic bases, troop vigor, and political shifts impacting East Asia.
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H. F. Colby
U. 8S
Washington
National
Colby
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Japan
Boh
Rus
Jeean
Yast
China
Jamie Boive
Laster
Bera
Manthuriy
Daraeuian Altai
Setpun
Thorgl Waren
Daivet
Shifting Global Center of Commerce and Gold Power
The article argues the world’s financial hub moves with trade and population. It traces ancient shifts from the Mediterranean to Northern Europe and cites Bruges Antwerp Amsterdam and London. It concludes the United States holds a quarter of global gold and over one third of banking power.
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Kansan
Agis
Uaes
Vienna
Aye Oiler
Girminae Rces
Bruges
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Fins
Benny op the Crocodile and Humorous Snippets
A scrambled bundle from Chicago Tribune and Evansville Courier features a playful piece on Benny op the Crocodile, then lighter quips about dancing methods and professional courtesy. Includes a joke about football players and a brief Newspaprentlelye remark.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Washington and
Alexandra
Washington Post Co
RC. c
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity Building
Liam
Beng
Trious
Scottsville
Scottavilla
Ey Verybody
Molly Cottontall
Moon
Molly
Santa Claus
Christ
Panama Canals
Panama Republic
Dan
West
Col Bryan
Panama Canal Commission
John Barrett
Col Joyce
Bill Wheeller Wilcox
Garfield
Wall Street
Prof Crook
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Frohman
Servia
Depew
Gov. Odell
Senator Cullom
Philippines
Hitchcock
Oregon
John Doe
Richard Roe
Col
Greene
the East
Eng'sh
Ufe
Admiralty
Secretary of War
Secretary of State For War
Army
Navy
Orders of the Bath
Star of India
St. Michael and St George
India
Marquise DE Fontenox
Echoes OF the Post
Chicago News
New York Press
Urich
Jon
Okla
Cotton Belt
Wallowa
Oreg
John Pace
Spokane
Pace
Hla
Abe
Kent
MD News
Abe Cohen
Sandy Bottom
Abes
Mr Cohen
Hope Cor
Weston
Ghis
Iron County
Utah
Joel J Raundy
Emma
Andersonville
Buckingham
Cecil
Cecil Ghormley
Pawwootka
Forcier
Gervala
LL Forcier
Chicago Record-Herald
Gay
Little Willie
Des Oa
Judge
Ferdy
Ida
Algy
Simuel Powell
Tethary
Rioup
Wesourt
Susseurt
Sith
Wien
Indiia
Ohome
Indian Territory
Future Center of Commerce
Benny Op the Crocodile
Chicago Tribune
Besk
Mit
Van
Evansville Courier
Auditorum
Chicago New
Sharpe
Whealton
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