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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
28
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Senator La Follette, a Republican, urges tariff revision arguing protection has backed monopolies and harmed consumers. He cites opposition to reciprocity schedules, notes major manufacturers support revision, and warns that a Democratic House could threaten standpat protection. The piece reflects era debates on tariffs and monopoly profits.
The article covers Joseph D Baker a Democratic aspirant facing a temperance charge. It notes his stance against liquor, his refusal to join clubs selling alcohol, and Baltimore News’ report on his remarks. It also reports on anti remorses, the Jefferson County spring hoax, and broader debates over prohibition and focal option.
A jumble of clipped items covers Dr Osler’s stance that soup harms digestion, a MeKeesport case of elephantiasis with a seven foot leg, and assorted social notes. It notes a Baltimore physician, a New York merchant’s wife, and a portrait of unusual medical facts from varied editions.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra will visit Cardiff Castle as guests of the Marquis of Bute, marking a historic reconciliation between the dynasty and the Bute family. The narrative covers Cardiff’s royal visits, the Bute lineage, and the castle’s restoration, highlighting Lord Bute's influence and the city’s transformation into a major seaport with grand estates.
A chatter about the couple Chilton and Shadily. the wife is practical and speaks plainly while her husband changes his mind often, keeping conversations lively and ongoing.
A New York World piece recounts Vice President Fairbanks serving forty buttermilk cocktails at a Roosevelt luncheon on Decoration Day. Methodists, temperance advocates, and dairy interests clash over the episode, affecting Fairbanks's standing with party factions and the 1900s campaign.
Will Alfred Potter recalls the People's Party roots, noting its merger into the Republican and Democratic parties. He argues Roosevelt aligned with Populist principles long after the party faded, and he criticizes casual labeling while praising reformist lines in political economy and the era's evolving party dynamics.
A Palladelphia Reco account recalls a Haddington bound car ride with six male passengers of whom none are whole. An amputee arm, one-eyed man, one-legged peddler, one-footed man, one-handed Italian, and a blind passenger fill the seating. The superstitious conductor jokes about luck until a new rider calmly reveals a three-finger deficit on his right hand.
A local blacksmith ponders asbestos horseshoes to protect horses from extreme Hawaii volcanic heat. Rising lava and steam at Kilauea threaten horses drawn from Volcano House to the Halemaumau pit, prompting discussion of protective footwear due to intense ground heat.
A New York inquiry among experts examines the plea of psychical epilepsy raised by Dr. Elmore E. Eliott to excuse an assault. Physicians describe rare, transient psychical attacks with violence and amnesia, noting imposture risks and difficult detection in legal cases.
In crowded lobbies Representative James F Burke of Pittsburg praises Senator Knox and predicts his nomination while denying Knox campaign has headquarters in Washington He notes strong Pennsylvania support and cites Taft friendship and Wisconsin’s La Follette influence as the era’s political currents unfold across multiple cities.
A fragment suggests a court or crime context where Billy suspects his wife of plotting. He overhears remarks about a fetching young widow and changes in his spouse’s behavior. The readable text hints at motive and suspicion but lacks a complete narrative or conclusion.
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