Card shaped like a sole features Capitol image and slogan
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1905
Page
5
A collection item includes a cutout card shaped as a sole with a Capitol picture and the caption Pon My Sole Washington Is a Great Place, reflecting a playful political motif.
Morales, a fugitive press leader in Santo Domingo, faces revolts and rival factions led by Vasquez and Jimenez. Morales engineered a US backed scheme to control customs houses, gaining support from Roosevelt era officials before Peru-style struggles and shifting power left him fleeing toward Monte Cristi as Horacio Vasquez and Jiminez fight for control.
A cautious view of Nebraska politics notes ongoing ferment and factional battles as federal land law prosecutions spark a major shakeup. President’s intervention removes U S marshal T L Mathews and reshapes the Nebraskan legal scene with anticipated gubernatorial prospects for Mathews. District Attorney Baxter resigns amid the upheaval as replacements loom.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary T. Miner were held at J. B. Wright undertakers with Rev. William J. Devries officiating. Her body rests in Glenwood Cemetery vault awaiting her son Dr. Francis H. Miner of Mexico, as readers note continued discussions on law lectures and agriculture bureau efforts to boost plant industry nationwide.
The record shows an order reinstating Henry L. Allen and Joseph W. Belcher after they were noted as punished. The official explanation argues the officers were not deliberately dishonest and deserve recognition for restitution, with the government printing staff acting on the symposium missteps.
Officials disclosed plans for a Chinese commission to visit the United States next month to study political naval military educational and industrial affairs. Led by Gen. Tuan Fong and Tsai Hun Tyz the group sails soon and will reach San Francisco around January 21 visiting Honolulu and Seattle en route.
Japan’s Ambassadress Viscountess Aoki, born Baroness von Rahden, married Viscount Aoki in Berlin where he served as minister. The union, once criticized, proved harmonious. They have children, and her arrival in Washington will test Western reception of an Oriental diplomat with a white wife.
Assistant secretary of War Oliver informs John C. Segelhurst of Hutta N. that he has been awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry at Hetchers Run Virginia on February 6, 1865. Segelhurst, a sergeant in Company B First New Jersey Cavalry Volunteers, is listed among the gallantry commendations in a general order under Maj. Gen. Meade. The medal will be sent after engraving is completed.
Christmas week closing exercises at Galbraith AME Church featured a Christmas tree unveiling and gift presentations for children. Rev Dr brothers and many ministers planned four revival services with sermons by visiting clergymen. Fourth class postmasters appointed include Jedford Emma a Gary Pineville Mol loy Lindell Bracket Carsonville Ting Hall Greyburn.
A series of cautions against careless health habits and patent remedies. It warns that neglecting a cold can lead to grip, pneumonia, or consumption and urges avoiding opium-laden patent medicines. The advice promotes Father John’s Medicine as safe, nourishing, and effective for colds, throat, and lung issues.
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