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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1907

Page

5

Roosevelt movement sparks Brooklyn league clash

The Brooklyn Roosevelt league led by Bela Tokaji rallies in Court Street, praising Theodore Roosevelt and denouncing third-term opponents. The event showcases Tokaji as deputy county clerk and frames the league as a force against political adversaries while highlighting RooseveltsAnticipated impact on national politics.

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Ostriches Run Wild Aboard Steamer Allemanta

A cargo ship arriving from Nice brought two ostriches destined for Barbour & Pearson ostrich farm near Mariana. Hooded due to weather, the birds escaped their handlers, caused chaos on deck, and defied attempts to recapture. Crew spread salt on tails, deployed sand to corral them, and an ornithologist suggested luring them with a desert tactic.

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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The Chicago News

A fragmented excerpt discusses gender roles and social scenes with jokes about marriage happiness pride and urban manners. It riffs on the irony of men misreading signals while women’s actions tempt understanding, highlighting dated stereotypes and social mores.

Louis of Bourbon Feared in Brazil

Brazil bans Prince Louis of Orleans from landing at Rio as imperialist factions in South America draw concern. Louis, a Bourbon prince and relative of European royals, has a history in the United States and served in the Boer War under the name Louis de Mercy. He is tied to Brazil’s monarchy-in-exile hopes and risks amid ongoing imperialist activity. Lord Overtoun enters Scottish religious and licensing debates amid his temperance leadership and feud with the Duchess of Argyll over a Roseneath Ferry Inn license.

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Let The Post Follow You To Any Part Of The Nation

Washington readers are urged to keep informed about Capital affairs as they move. The Post offers prompt delivery to any part of the country with free address changes and direct orders to The Post. Telephone Main 4205 for carriers or service.

Inanimate Hooqboos and the Idol Death Legend

A collection of grotesque anecdotes from a Paris widow’s will to a Chicago pawnshop watch tied to a curse. The article details Carnot’s idol, a French-made trinket linked to rulers who died by assassination, plus multiple accounts of cursed objects and eerie coincidences across Europe and America. It also notes Roosevelt’s whist style and Cleveland’s views on national currents.

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Begging Letters and Millionaire Philanthropy Then Weather Prophecy

A Philadelphia column recounts Tit Bits notes on John P. Scott promoting a Mutual Protection Society to shield millionaires from begging letters. It quotes Helen Gould Rockefeller and Mrs J D Rockefeller on incessant requests, plus a poem excerpt and a weather prophet, HM Hartz, who died at 93 in Frankford. It also covers a cow vaccination incident at the Pasteur Institute involving Josiah Adams.

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Dog Survives Gold Skull Plate Surgery

Miss Ida Sheehan of Brooklyn faced a late night freeway accident scare when her poodle Baby Boy was crushed by a door. At New York Veterinary Hospital, Dr Andrew Armstrong performed a nine hour operation to replace the damaged skull section with a gold plate. The tiny patient, not larger than a teacup, recovered under careful care after anesthesia and extensive graft work.

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