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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1907

Page

11

Hopeless for Republicans in North Carolina Colored Vote Issue

A Greensboro letter critiques former Judge Snetcer B. Adams and argues white Republican leaders suppress Black voters in North Carolina. It describes train vote schemes, disenfranchisement, and the lingering strength of the Republican label among Black citizens. The writer recalls conventions on trains, asserts Black voters remain Republican, and predicts Democratic strength in the near future.

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Roosevelt Favorite in Southern Republican Ranks

A Washington Post interview with ex Senator Butler notes Southern Republicans largely favor Roosevelt as first choice for 1908, with Taft as second. The piece reflects party tensions, machine politics, and farmer prosperity cycles influencing support, arguing Roosevelt’s policies appeal amid fluctuating crop prices and national contest dynamics.

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Britain Leads In Tobacco Trade Says Consul Williams

Consul Daniel W Williams of Cardiff reports Britain is the world’s best tobacco market with 30 percent higher consumption in fifteen years. He cites widespread use among males over sixteen, heavy chewing by laborers, and cigars among professionals. The rise is linked to tobacco counteracting climate woes, with trade now dominated by trusts. Last year Britain imported 18.7 million worth of American tobacco and 4.3 million from other nations, with specific allocations to stemmed and unstemmed tobacco, cigars and cigarettes, Cavendish, and snuff.

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Excursions on the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Line

The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company schedules day and night trips to Jamestown and the exposition via the Potomac and Hampton Roads. Steamers travel by river and reach the fairgrounds the same day or overnight, offering views of naval vessels, Fort Foote, Mount Vernon, Gunston Hall, and other historic sites. Aboard dining is available at city prices, with repeated sailings through the month.

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Social gossip on Miss Logan and vanished Chicago engagements

The piece profiles Miss Logan as a top South Side socialite, notes her engagement to Roderick W. McKinnon, and reports two other broken engagements involving Miss Fessenden and Miss Steele. It also mentions Parisian Sunday park receptions hosted by Mrs. Mackay and the public’s tolerance for informal gatherings in Paris Latin Quarters, per a foreign paper.

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Haskell Proposes Uniforms for District Market Staff

Lesser of Weights and Measures Haskell recommends and Commissioners approve uniforms for district market masters and employees. Dark blue sack coat with brass buttons marked D. C. and matching trousers and vest. A military style blue cap designates officer position. Public will likely accept the change.

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Foreign Markets for the Sale of American Cotton Products

The Department of Commerce and Labor issued a pamphlet for manufacturers of cotton fabrics and cotton seed products. It surveys market conditions in China, Japan, India, Australia, and South America and notes U.S. cotton seed exports last year exceeded 41.2 million dollars. Consuls foresee growing sales of cotton oil and cake with careful market study and adherence to local demand.

Department Department of Commerce and Labor China Japan India Australia United States

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