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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1912

Page

10

Washington Post Subscriptions and Jan 7 1992 news

The fragment outlines subscription terms for The Washington Post with carrier delivery in Washington and Alexandria, prepaid rates, and advertising representation details. It then shifts to the January 7 1992 issue featuring coverage on Grace attack courts, state politics, court decisions, and reviews of military involvement and local political ramifications.

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Notable Senators and Musicians Face False Proms in Senate

A garbled column laments Prohibition era style debates about performers in the Senate. It invokes King Thibaut of Navarre as a troubadour, compares modern politicians to Orpheus and Colman, and argues the harmony of the chamber should not be silenced by a ban on singing.

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Standpatter Andrew Jackson and modern politics toast

The banquet discusses Andrew Jackson as a standpat politician, his tariff views, and the idea of invoking Old Hickory as a model. It compares his stance to today, mentions Joe Cannon, New Orleans, and tariff debates, and notes concerns about political expediency and independence.

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Duel of Wealth and Title in European Nobility

The report details the Belgian government negotiating with the Duke of Wellington for surrender of all claims to revenues from land formerly tied to the Prince of Waterloo. It notes the Iron Duke's fame, a potential annuity, and the evolving value of the estate between Quatre Bras and Nivelle. It also recounts Samuel Hope Morley Morlay’s ascent to peerage, his Nottingham origins, and family ties to the Morley hosiery business, with mentions of his son Arnold and athletic pursuits.

Duke of Wellington Strethfeldsaze Victor Waterloo Wiliam King of the Netherlands Prince of Waterloo Belgium Holland

Ohio and Taft From the Deyton Journe

The Journal advocates progressive Republicanism opposing special privilege and exploitation tariffs. It calls for trust regulation, fair taxes, cheaper money, and higher worker pay. It supports Taft against demagoguery and endorses enforcement of antitrust and tariff reform under a government serving the people. It distances from La Follette and urges genuine progressives to back honest administration.

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War era order and academy honors described in fragment

A long, fragmented page describes military promotions and transfers, notes on Paul Bartlett’s election to the Academie des Beaux Arts, and references to American officers aboard ships and at forts. It mentions the Minnesota, Syracuse, Fort Myer, Fort St Philip, Fort Jackson, and personnel including Lieutenants Powers, Lentz, Graham, Harrie, and others.

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Taft to receive coronation medal as envoy visits

British Ambassador James Bryce presents President Taft with a gold medallion commemorating the coronation of King George V. The dispatch mentions naval movements with ships departing Shanghai for Nanking and Yangtze routes.

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Men Teachers Decrease In Agricultural Education

A report from the United States Bureau of Education highlights a steady decline in male teachers in public schools. Dr Fletcher J G Dressler notes the share fell from about 30 percent in 500 districts to roughly 21 percent over the past decade while efforts focus on agricultural training and instruction by A C Monahan.

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White House Callers. Saturday January 8

Officials listed include Secretary of the Treasury MecTRAGH and Secretary of the Navy METER, with HITCHCOCK, Pontcoaster General, and several senators and representatives from multiple states. The names appear garbled or mis-spelled, but indicate a routine roster of visitors to the White House on a Saturday.

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Schools May Study Fires In City System

District officials debate a new fire prevention course for students. Textbook purchases and guest talks are proposed to teach dangers of matches kerosene and carelessness. A Stuart, director of intermediate instruction, supports drills and lessons to cut fire losses.

Stuart Isseness Schaol

Greek ChristmasCelebrations Begin In City

Beginning today for one week the Greek community marks Christmas by the Julian calendar with January 7 as the date. A Christmas Eve mass is led by Father Mexopoulos at Sophias Greek Orthodox Church on Sixth Street, followed by feasting at eight o clock. The season sees abstinence from meat since December. Community vendors and greeks set up at Merati’s place preparing delicacies and trimming trees, as doors stay open for guests.

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Belmont will leaves much to son Luveret Maddox

Mrs Mattias Belmont bequeaths the bulk of her estate to her son Luveret Maddox from a prior marriage and names Victor Beyer as executor to sell the property at 9617 Fourteenth Street Northwest. A pearl brooch is left to friend Mrs Zila Burdine. The will, dated December 2, was filed for probate shortly after the testatrix’s death.

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BARS ARMY OFFICERS FINED OVER MOTION LIMITS

A chaotic mix of reports covers penalties for army officers over propulsion rules. The Panama Canal commission awarded a locomotive contract, detailing costs and the need for two locomotives to tow each ship. Separate notes mention a Tucon district attorney’s actions and a tongue in cheek discussion on how Shakespeare spelled his name with multiple variants cited by Sothern.

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Reflections of a Bachelor on Prom Night

Fragmentary reflections discuss duties and social roles for bachelors and married women, noting expectations in domestic life and wage work. The muddled prose touches on advice from Chicago sources about bachelor behavior, marriage, and companionship, with humor and critique of gender norms.

Mrs LeBoutillier Mourned Widow of Cincinnati Dry Goods Leader

Mrs Mary LeBoutillier, widow of James LeBoutillier, longtime head of LeBoutillier & Co in Cincinnati, died suddenly last Sunday in Washington after a long life as a society figure. Born Mary Gat Ver in London and married in New York, she settled in Cincinnati over seventy years ago and helped shape the city’s prominent family circle. She and her husband later lived with their daughter in Washington. An ardent churchwoman known for hospitality and charitable works, she died at eighty eight and is buried beside her husband in Roch Cresic Cemetery.

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THANES U SEA HEROES RESCUE AT SEA

The Itasca cutter saves twelve crew from the British steamer Thistleroy wrecked on Lockout Shoals. Sigur Claude Covell of the Tasca is hailed as a sea hero by James Sprunt British vice consul at Wilmington. A grateful letter thanks Covell for his tender kindness to strangers at sea.

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Plea for crossing police bill before district committee

Adornss John R Shields urged support for a congressional bill to place training policemen on the same footing as the Metropolitan force. The House District committee reported favorably, and it is before the Senate district committee. Commissioners assured Shields that careful consideration would be given the measure. They reported unfavorably on the bill recently.

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TROOPS KILL MORE MOROS IN PHILIPPINES

United States forces led by General Pershing engaged Moros on Jolo island disarming rebels. An American officer and a Philippine guard were injured but reported not in danger. Cooperation from a large portion of the population aided operations.

Juno Persh Ng

Kaiser thanked by Taft for wreath in Evans tribute

President Taft conveyed American gratitude for Emperor William’s message honoring the late Admiral Robley D. Evans. The German naval attaché will place a wreath in Berlin as a token of thanks for the imperial gesture received through the American embassy.

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Diverse Names Seen Across hotels and cities in a fragment

Fragmentary OCR shows numerous personal names and addresses tied to hotels and streets across Chicago Philadelphia New York Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey and more. It lists individuals and couples with surnames such as Gibert Mayhao Murphy Gilbert and many others along with cities including Arlington Shoreham and Winston. The piece resembles a social or directory snippet with scattered names and places.

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Interviews on Taft Hearst Clark and West Virginia

Extracted remarks from a political tour recounts Joseph Gaines of Charleston WV backing Taft and denouncing a third term while California Hearst supporters seek party unity. The piece outlines state leanings toward Taft and mentions Clark as a rising force amid Democratic shifts, with mining town dynamics and Goldfield Nevada as context.

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