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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
9
A facsimile of the Washington Post page shows subscription terms and a fragmented commentary on food regulation, sulfur in grain processing, and a political argument over a third term. The piece includes mentions of the Bureau of Chemistry and public notices, with scattered names and addresses.
The piece argues Democrats should refrain from passing partisan bills in Congress and wait for the national convention to shape the party platform. It warns that rushing laws could mislead voters and damage prospects in the presidential race. It also discusses cotton promotion for Russia and women's suffrage movements in Germany.
Vienna reports reveal court festivities canceled due to Emperor Franz Josephs frail health. No hofball or court balls will be held this spring as medical advisers urge rest at Schoenbrunn. The interruption affects social rounds of debutantes and foreign diplomats, with broader implications for Austrian ceremonial life and aging monarchy.
Harry E Wiknon, appointed receiver of the Washington Irrigation and Fruit Company, is named receiver of the Columbia River Orchard Company. The firm allegedly sold 3,250,000 dollars in bonds nationwide. On his first day, offices were nearly empty, with two rooms vacant and others containing only stationery. A rate was seized on credit, rent bills arrived, and furniture bought on credit was sought for settlement. No assets were found. bondholders face total loss. Seattle investors are expected to lose about 1,000,000 dollars.
Count Francie von Luetzow of Bohemia faced a delay as Milwaukee Socialist Berger objected to his receiving in the House. Underwood prevailed and Luetzow spoke on universal peace, later addressing at the National Penna Club at 10 o clock on Bohemia.
The District National Bank directors honored Col Harper with a dinner at the Shoreham before his upcoming trip to Cuba Panama and South America. Toastmaster Charles Carust presided as remarks of goodwill were offered by guests including Hoge LApscormb and Carust with notable attendees listed among bank officials and guests.
In Indianapolis delegates to the United Mine Workers of America adjourned discussions on a new wage accord, leaving details to the state committee. The miners demanded a 1 cent per ton raise while owners pressed for a 1 cent cut. The current contract expires April 1, with efforts to reach a deal before then for miners to vote by referendum.
The Navy Department may move ships to Baltimore for the Democratic national convention in June unless Secretary Meyer changes his mind. A request from the mayor there prompted the movement, but with no hurry the plan was deferred.
Senator Lenose voiced support for one year presidential term, opposing a third term and saying he would back limiting the White House holder to a single year, aligning with the longstanding tradition against a third term.
Army orders list officers and medical corps personnel detailed to leave, enter general service, or attend correspondence and officer training. Names include Capt Growor M, Lieut Clar Fnck, Second Lieut Lindsay, Albut K Boly, Kubert B, Maurice O Connor, and others with assignments to Madison Barracks, Clarhebure, and Fort Lametworth for officer development and general service.
The report notes multiple naval personnel assignments including Passed Assistant Surgeon JF Murpry set for a Washington DC exam for promotion, and Wasted Assistant Surgeon HA Garrison listed at a navy recruiting station. It details transfers to Washington for examinations, duty postings, and overseas movements through ports such as Baltimore Santo Domingo City Maryland and Guantanamo Bay with ships and routes mentioned.
Senate hearings on finance and inquiries proceed as Dailley leads grilling yesterday. Appropriations for emancipation celebration debated. Interstate commerce panel urges a state trade charter to shield currency bill from politics. Penalón bill advances amid omnibus appropriation passage. Austria’s Lustsaw addresses House on universal peace. President Tates backs Slaton on public domain and calls for an international price inquiry. Leader Underscod to present money trust and shipping investigation to Democrats. House adjourns early to reconvene tomorrow.
George W Perkins tells the Traffic Club that regulation beats dissolution for handling corporate evils. He urges a business court to license interstate firms, require compliance with rules, publicize licensing terms, and punish violations by imprisonment. He calls for Congress and the Senate to study Sherman law and consider national incorporation. He warns dissolution is not a solution and advocates a construction program.
Wireless from Honolulu via Ware Island reports the Pacific fleet commander Admiral Thoras at Honolulu communicated with Washington by daylight, a 2498 mile transmission to Mare Island and 2206 miles Mare Island to Key West, a notable long range for day messages.
A fragment from the New York Press about a man described as too good to trick anyone and too focused on his work to explain how he does it. The piece hints at a cautious, competent individual in a horse deal, noting his decency and busyness in handling matters.
Fragments from a chaotic transcript discuss Detroit bankers and key figures in U S politics. The text mentions Capitol visitors, party dynamics, and potential legislative outcomes amid speculation on future elections and economic prospects.
A fragmented weather blotter notes gusty winds and mixed precipitation across multiple regions including LoS Ge and surrounding towns. The missives mention possible snow or sleet near North and Westboro with cautionary forecasts for Sunday and Monday, alongside temperatures and precipitation chances for the day.
A dense, disjointed passage references love letters, social expectations, and political figures. It mentions Cheyenne, Helena, Indianapolis, and Boston while noting letters about romance, work raises, and public figures in a half-scraped OCR style.
Mgr Giovanni Bonzano paid a morning visit to the Vatican where he was received by the Pope as papal delegate in the United States. The ceremony, on the Feast of the Purification, featured candles presented by heads of orders and Roman colleges. The Pope praised Bonzano’s fitness for the post amid the weight of responsibility.
Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry sparks debate on an express rail alliance. Commissioner Lane notes the idea during hearings on express rates and regulations. George Taslo of American Express explains mechanical operations as a factor in potential joint handling of all express shipments.
Canadian and American members of the International Joint Commission met yesterday to outline amendments to the commission rules. A draft sample was discussed for adoption, with ratification expected. The event followed a White House dinner hosted by President Taft for Supreme Court justices.
Much favorite comment on the mre food boards decis or prohibiting tie im portation of abemihento te bn led States has been revelyed by tie board importers and others Interested. Dr Wiles chairman of the board veste day have expressed themselves in favor of the prohitittin. We are glad they de sure to keen Uus contry from becoming addicted to the inonstrous Tad. The decision wil not become effect ye nul Secretary of Agriculture Witeor vigne it.
OCR readout lists chaperons or guests with names including Mr and Mrs Wilson Dr and Mrs Woolm Thelps 4 and Mrs W sexton and Mr and Mr I OR Gavert in a damaged line from a social notice.
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