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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1906

Page

4

A Night in Panama and the Canal Spectacle

A long comic account of a Panama canal hearing with a mock canal expert proposing airship linked canals, a Roosevelt ovation, and a club banquet scene. It portrays politicians, officials, and a staged statuary hall with mock states and humorous personae, ending with new members tested by questions.

Gridiron Dinner Revels In Washington Satire

A lively Gridiron Club dinner pokes at national politics with a cuckoo clock gag, jabs at the Speaker and the Senate, and a playful tour of Washington life. Notables like Mark Twain, Root, Taft, and Roosevelt figures are parodied in poems, songs, and parlor sketches amid a banquet crowd.

Chism Senate Jermane Codee Hiying Panama New York Root Shakespeare Bacon

Notable American Officials and Journalists Named List

A long catalog of prominent figures from journalism, government, and law is presented, linking names to cities and roles. Among those cited are senators, representatives, judges, secretaries, and editors from Washington, New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and beyond, illustrating a network of public figures active in national discourse.

Moet & Chandon United States Eugene H. Ailes Nome Alaska Milton E. Ailes Washington, D. C Nelson W. Aldrich Rhode Island William B. Allison Jane Jane Jewell H. Aubere, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Frank W. Barksdale Pennsylvania Railroad John C. Bates U. S. A. Perry Belmont New York Charles G. Dennett United Kates Senate Clifford K. Berryman Washington William T. Bingham New York Sun

Hapgood Acquitted Sparks Courtroom Aftermath at Deuel Home

Tumult over Hapgood libel verdict subsides as Col Mann reacts in shock and the courtroom fills with congratulatory voices. Hapgood and allies depart for dinner while Justice Deuel sinks deeper into illness at his West Eightieth Street home. The Sixth Battalion Field Artillery sails from Fort D. A. Russell to join forces bound for the Philippines.

New York American Zaves Hapgood Col William D'Alten Mann Col. Mann Mann Osborna Shepard Jerome Ifap Good Robert Collier Collier's Weekly Mr. Shepard Tam Osborne Deuel Hapsaad Collier Mrs. Hapgood Devel Justice Devel Tor Washington Roosevelt Ochuis Philippines Northern Divisian Field Ilery Fort D. A. Russell Wyo San Francisco Philippine Islands

Britain’s Great Flop General Election Result

The coalition led by Premier Campbell-Bannerman wins a commanding majority in a transformed Parliament. Liberals 376, Unionists 160, Nationalists 84, Laborites 50, for a net Liberal lead of 82 votes. Chamberlain and Balfour shift toward tariff reform. Balfour takes a London seat.

Bannerman London United Kingdom Henry Campbell-Bannerman tMmfontsis Balfour England House of Commons House of Lords Lord Lalisbury Lord Lansdowne National Joseph Chamberlain Mr. Chamberlain Mr. Balfour City of London Chamberlain

Mystery in Their Deaths In Philadelphia

Philadelphia coroner's jury returns death by asphyxiation from illuminating gas in the case of W. A. Sewell and Leo Livingstone of Baltimore found dead in a room with a stove gas jet burning A prior incident of clothing stuffed under the door to block drafts is noted while the coroner says no explosion occurred and the verdict does not confirm death by own action

Philadelphia W. A. Sewell Leo &. I.ayingstone Baltimore Sewell Livingstone Jermon

Nine Tons of Girders Collapse. Two Die in Fifth Avenue Accident

New York reports nine tons of steel girders fell from the Altman Building on Fifth Avenue during construction. A cable broke while a derrick hoisted the beams, crushing Edward Steinman and injuring five others as they worked on several floors. The derrick foreman was arrested.

W. J. Jermane Minneapolis Journal Arthur J. Dodge Mibwaukea Sentinel Morales Don Ramon Cascaretti New York Altman Fifth Avenue Edward Steinman

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Copy

A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims kidney health improves overall well being, includes testimonial from Mrs Al Walker of Atlanta, Ga, and urges readers to obtain sample bottles and a free book by mail.

The Washington Sunday Post AL. Walker East Daden St Allania Klilmer Swamp-Root Kilmer & Uy Kingsonion Ton Lima Yle

Fire threats nearby hospital as factory burns in water street

A three story building fire at Tolia Pergmont Co candle factory on Water Street near the East River endangers adjacent blocks and Gouverneur Hospital. Dense smoke and oil flareups prompted precautionary patient removals and evacuation of nearby structures.

New York Tolia Pergmont & Co Gouverneur Hospital

German Sic Sunk in Colston

Fragmented report notes a German vessel named Pheria sunk near Gras ep Rap Ue amid a naval action. The crew evacuated to Dovwe Vier bars but suffered severe damage and disarray.

Colston Teangen Gam Arermion Steass Thyra Palma Moorea Plolidelpaia Pheria

Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Cited By Ailing Man

A St Louis man, once near death from consumption, credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with a full recovery after six months. He describes initial misjudgment of illness, progressing bronchitis, and dramatic health regain beginning with the first dose, concluding with renewed vigor and strength.

Mr. Karner Duffy

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