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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1912
Page
9
The Washington Post reports the recall of Minister Ospina by the Colombian government underscores tensions with the United States. Editorials argue the incident reveals broader tariff debates and the need for protective measures to assist American manufacturers and workers, while warning against partisan demagoguery.
A London England case cites a woman restored to health after years of illness following an angel visitation and belief Providence cured her near death state. Doctors question whether faith or misperception sparked the revival, noting mind power can influence bodily health and suggesting future study in medical science.
A historical report notes Democrats facing fierce criticism from insurgent Republicans urging rejection of tariff measures. Insurgents previously allied with Democrats now distance themselves, labeling tariff hikes as aimed at pay while the free trade lobby presses for changes.
The piece surveys Representative Aidas silent critique of tariff policy and its impact on industry, contrasting it with Akin from New York. It recalls economic booms and shocks since 1800, questions protectionism, and discusses Naval Academy unrest, discipline, and curriculum. It also covers Franklin Lane and reflections on American government, tradition, and human nature.
The article surveys the Earldom of Rothes with notes on Lora Rothes traveling in America and Pacific, the lineage descent through female line, and the family’s storied estate Leslie House in Scotland. It recounts ancestors, titles, marriages, historic duties, and the quirky prerogatives tied to the Rothes earldom, including coats of arms, portraits, and past financial burdens finally cleared.
Russian nationalist protest in St Petersburg hall denounces the Russo American treaty and calls for expulsion of Jews from Russia with retaliatory actions. Vladimir Bobrinsky and other officials support the move while praising Taft and denouncing Roosevelt as Russia’s foe.
New York reports earth slides at Culebra Cut but Panama Canal chief engineer Col George W. Goethals dismisses them as routine. He sails to Hamburg noting slides are frequent and not dangerously consequential. Canal officials say adjustments help guard against future obstructions.
At the Hotel Johnston annual meeting and banquet, Representative Hanna said he would quit Congress or return to private life. The gathering reviewed state resources with Helwesen noting North Dakota holds 85 million dollars in school lands the largest in any state. Other speakers included Dennett Buttz McLaughlin Taunsberry and Hamilton. W A Kelly was elected president James McLaughlin vice president and William Miler secretary treasurer.
The Edward to Weber sale in Hamburg topped forecasts with Rembrandt pieces selling for 56 250 and 29 450 and total collection revenue exceeding 1 900 000. A Standish Washington shield discovery in Chorley Lancashire adds heraldic intrigue to the era. Parisian bootmaker in Place Vendome touts extreme prices while sail cloth dresses trend among debutantes along Newport and Narragansett Pier.
Senate read Washingtons farewell address as Senator Kern notes the annual custom. The President rebuked Postmaster General recommendations on government ownership of telegraph lines. The postal commission report urged higher wages and new staffing. A steel industry delegation pressed House steel schedules before adjournment. The House met at noon as Tafts message on the Postmaster General report was read and calendar items were discussed.
About 100 members of the Knights of Columbus received the fourth degree yesterday at the hall on M B Street Northwest. A solemn requiem mass was sung at St Pauls Church for the departed knights with more than 40 attending. Rev Father Rosenstee and Rev Father MeGufre delivered the sermon.
Rome reports a royal decree declaring the annexation of Tripolitana and Cyrenaica presented by Premier Gloritti in both houses. Patriotic speeches and war-assembly like fervor follow. A two member committee was appointed to sift the bill with expected quick passage. The senate feature included a hymn honoring Italian forces on the African coast.
John G Kerr the oldest postal employee in the United States handed his resignation to Chicago postmaster Campbell last night. He began in 1850 in Toanesville Ohio, came to Chicago three years later, and has never missed a day or received a reprimand. His resignation takes effect March 1.
Beavers in the Yellow Stone area inspire tourist and student interest prompting the Interior Department to have the reservation superintendent trap and relocate colonies to Glacier Sequoia Grant Yosemite Wind Cave and Hot Springs Arkansas. Additional funds will expand transfers to Crater Lake Sullys Hull and other parks.
The Thursday forecast describes a developing storm across the midwest and eastern states with gales along the New England coast and at theMiddle Atlantic. Snow is expected in the northern Rocky Mountain region and upper Mississippi valley with rising winds and plunging temperatures across the eastern districts.
The Tell-Us-How-to-Vote Club organized in the House, led by Representative Frank Clark of Florida, seeks Democratic members to telegraph Bryan instructions for minor votes while ignoring major measures. An official button was sent by a Baltimore firm, and Clark wore it proudly. The club aims to influence votes and reduce Bryan’s interference after a clash with Oscar Underwood.
Coal owners appoint a committee to meet the premier and colleagues while miners representatives are invited to join a committee meeting with the premier and his colleagues. The national miners conference opens February 7 as officials push to avert a looming industrial crisis. three conferences were held with miners and owners, with no mutual meetings yet and no decision on miners accepting the invitation.
Wisconsin university coeds show 50 percent knock knees and 12 percent flat feet in a report by Miss 4 Mayhew director of the gymnasium. The study notes average weight of about 120 pounds and height near 5 feet 2 inches. Some curvature of the spine cases were cured or greatly improved.
Viscount Chinda arrives in Washington with a retinue to assume duties as Japan's ambassador to the United States. He is greeted at the stately. credentials likely to be presented to the Department of State in the near future.
California editors say the state’s delegation to Baltimore will be solid for Clark as Hearst exits the presidential race. The Clark ticket should prevail with two tickets in the March 14 primaries, no Mormon delegates, and strong Hearst supporters shifting to Clark.
A call grows for James Clark of Massachusetts as a presidential candidate. The discussion favors Clark and his son for a President and Vice President team, praising his long House experience, popularity across nationalities, and readiness to lead without needing explanations to Congress.
Fragmented text recounts veteran concerns about Gomez government and alleged US tacit backing. Mentions War of Independence era and potential revolutions. Lacks clear names, dates, or places due to damaged source.
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