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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
9
The Washington Post announces subscription terms delivered in Washington and Alexandria with prepaid postage and various period options. The issue also features a mix of domestic and international commentary on Congress steel tariffs and Chinese politics, highlighting debates on protection, free trade, and republic formation, with sharp opinions on policy and governance.
An unsigned critique recounts a fraudulent circular from M Velton offering to procure European noble titles for a fee. It debunks the private Heraldic Genealogical Grace and explains that no government or sovereign body sells peerages, noting misrepresentations and a history of swindle claims.
Fragmented reporting describes factional struggles within parties as delegates prepare for upcoming primaries. Mention of a district convention, potential insurgent moves, and debates over allegiance hint at shifts in support, with references to factional leaders and anticipated electoral outcomes.
A festival style tribute to American symbols unfolds with crowd scenes and royal reception echoes. Diverse attendees line a route as a British crowd reacts to a king's approach while a band plays and the Star Spangled Banner evokes a sense of national ceremony.
A melodramatic account traces a young matron leaving a wealthy husband to elope with a plumber’s assistant. Weak characters confront social norms as fate and passion collide, yielding a dramatic ending and little hope for public tolerance or societal judgment.
One hundred volars in gold will be awarded to the best debater at the Catholic University as the Shiban Debating Society selects finalists. After four months of elimination rounds from 200 candidates, six proceed to debate a tariff question tomorrow in the assembly hall.
President Taft delays announcing Judge William C Hoale of Kansas for the Supreme Court seat after Justice Harlan's death. Expected to be sent tomorrow along with nominees for Chicago Federal court, Southern District of New York, and Eastern District of Wisconsin. Julia Mayer, former New York attorney general, mentioned for a Chicago post. Judge George A Carpenter named for Chicago. Nominations to Senate include George F Roth of Philadelphia, Chester Whin, and John Nields for Delaware U.S. attorney.
William Randolph Hearst announced the acquisition of the Atlanta Georgian from Fred J. Sealy, who founded the paper six years ago. The sale, disclosed this afternoon, transfers ownership to Hearst in Atlanta Georgia.
The North Dakota Agricultural College provides publications and talks on humor and debate judging for farmers and others who wish to enjoy extension service privileges. Education experts watch the state campaign to introduce methods for amusing discourse and public speaking, aiming to help voters and communities engage better.
A long scroll of names, ranks, and assignments for officers and staff across multiple infantry, engineers, medical, and aviation units. The directives specify appointments to Forts and hospitals, with regimental attachments and forthcoming postings including New York and Watertown arsenals, Fort Benning, Fort Meade, and Fort Bliss among others. The document names numerous captains, majors, lieutenants, and chaplains, plus barracks and stations from Vancouver to Screven, Port McGlenry, and Fort Sheridan with various regimental mergers and medical transfers.
The report notes light snow across the nation with widespread cold, especially the Great Lakes Ohio Mississippi Valley and upper Midwest regions. Moderate cold persists east of the Rockies, with some warmth in Florida. Snow is indicated for the western Great Basin and mid Rocky Mountain areas, while fair to moderate winds affect Atlantic and Grand Banks areas. Temperatures and humidity figures are provided for the day, with notable contrasts from the prior year.
The article reports Congress agreeing to vote on the arbitration treaties and all proposed amendments on the legislative day in March. It notes a dispute over a Confederate monument, upcoming speeches by Senator Burton, and continued hearings before the Larimer committee with various witnesses. It mentions Taft sending a sugar price note and a bill mandating cotton acreage assessments to be completed by July.
Report from New York describes Raymond Dinnvars at Bronx Park detailing staged jungle scenes and experimental snake enclosures. Cobras disrupted feeding of smaller snakes while researchers test predator and prey dynamics, prompting expansion plans for animal houses and new habitats funded by the Central Park Zoo board.
The Portland Oregonian argues Taft earns credit slowly as his quiet service speaks for him. Critics who oppose him are labeled enemies of the public good, while his steadfast duty strengthens his standing with voters and signals a forthcoming return.
Bishop Alfred Hardie will mediate Friday night at his home to settle the fight over the use of the parish hall at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. The conflict began over access to rifles stored at the church and led to the removal of Frederick McKirley as captain of Company T. an assault case was heard in police court. James Berry was fined $100 for related conduct.
Commander Hof COONTR designated governor of Guam and commandant of the Nava station Acting Assigue JH PAY TM E ty leads recruiting depot Norfolk Virginia Chaplain ER McDONADD listed. Vessel movements note Moverhenta of Naval Vessels Arriyad Merrie at Newport News Scorpion at Piraeus Sailed from Haven Bay for Canton and more ships from Picataqua to various ports including Ghantenamg Lanne and Feochow with Scorpion from Piraeus for Centantiangle.
President Taft will greet the Navy League and Heardmiral Yur wousht and Charles Francis Adams of Boston will address a peace meeting this Friday. The league will hold its convention, with Morgan Shuster, Secretary Meyer, and Jacob M Dickinson speaking at the annual dinner on February 22.
The Mount Pleasant Congregation church meeting last night discussed bird related notes. Members noted a sparrow singing at least thirteen different songs within twelve minutes and compared bird appreciation of music to humans.
A fragmented, odd text wonders about wealth and a man’s difficulty in love. It muses on a village setting with a person who can sense wealth and endure hardship, hinting at social pressures and personal longing.
From the Cling Sea a foggy meditation on human behavior and language. The piece weighs hesitation, opportunity, and social norms through brief, stray reflections on men, women, and choices. It mentions theft, marriage, and pursuit of concision amid a wandering, rhythmical voice.
A Minnesota businessman Andrew Olsen discusses possible support for Aadrow Wilson or Harmon at the Baltimore convention. The text notes unclear sentiment toward Harmon, fluctuating loyalties, Bryan’s influence, and references to political conversion themes and biblical imagery as part of a broader discussion on power, influence, and political alignment.
The piece describes a split among Minnesota Republicans over support for Roosevelt and Taft with Clark and Eberhardt figures shaping strategy. It notes Montana sentiment for Roosevelt, anticipated Senate and gubernatorial moves, and mentions Taft's national stance and potential party realignments amid a busy political landscape.
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