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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1910
Page
4
A garbled Seattle to London dispatch notes Liberal sway and ministerial efforts toward a political agreement in Britain while highlighting a dramatic campaign in Worthamstow. It mentions Lord Salisbury biography in progress, the Romney descendant case seeking funds for relief, and a harsh assessment of opposing candidates tied to election heat and public sentiment.
The article reports on criticism of Britain's army administration, highlighting waste and inefficiency in the Dresend system, a call for merit over favors, and Lieut Suter's resignation after a court martial. It notes Royal Artillery pamphlet debate, proposed reforms, and concerns about officer training and posting practices.
Reported typhoid epidemic in Cussel 1990 tied to raw milk with over 300 cases in 10 days. Proper pasteurization reduced illness, though some claim pasteurization harms nutrition. Warns against drinking raw milk especially for children and the infirm.
Special Cable reports Copenhagen marks emancipation with the Frauenburg ceremony. Danish women, already voters and council members, expect broader equality under the current legislature. The five story Frauenburg cost 250 100 dollars, funded by four decades of women’s savings, housing a library of 2 008 volumes.
London reports the English concern Charing Cross Bank failed with liabilities around 12,500 UK and assets about half that. Depositors narrate distress while a Scotsman who invested with Greenock branch insured with Lloyds preserved his capital and earned a 5 percent dividend despite the loss.
Vierbert Pell assists Mrs James Kernochan in a high profile divorce case against her French citizen husband Harris Phelps Jr. The dispute involves alleged cruelty and possible division of a $2,000,000 fortune under French law. Mile Polaire, praised in Paris, denies being the ugliest woman as she headlines in Paris and plans tours to New York and London.
Advertisement promoting TIZ the foot remedy by Waiter Euthher Dodge & Co Chicago with a 26 cent price. Claims instant relief lasting cure and draws out poisonous exudations from feet. Sold in druggists and O’Donnell’s Stores. direct orders available.
A Washington Post sourced report from Berlin cites H. J. Bruce noting higher unemployment and beggary in the capital. The socialist press highlights a 101,300 unemployed tally from a 1909 census by organized workers, contrasting municipal estimates with discrepancies due to registration refusals and timing differences.
London Nov. 5 report describes a man who lost most of the flesh of his cheek after a six year growth removal. A skin flap was taken from his right biceps, kept attached at one edge, folded over the cheek, and stitched into place. Plaster and bandages immobilized the arm as the graft took.
British aeronautical circles discuss J Armstrong Drexel protest over Belmont park meet and Grahame White, with Royal Aero Club awaiting official report. Loraine, unable to attend, condemns aviation meeting mismanagement and praises Drexel as a sportsman while noting international federation potential action.
Berlin reports Prof. Archenhold, head of the Royal Prussian Observatory at Treptow, intends a flying telescope mission to German East Africa. He plans to equip a German Wrecht biplane with photographic gear to take astronomical observations from the deck of a flying machine.
A London lecture series on old Enekwel and Chinese porcelain exposed fakes. A Derby dessert stand with dubious marks, a Lowestoft jar, and a Japanese cap were shown as modern or forged pieces. The lecturer revealed age tricks and misdated factory openings 188.
Sultan hosts United States Assistant Secretary of State hunting Jean Wilson in Constantinople on a special mission. Wilson, who carries Taft's autograph letter, attends audience with the sultan and is later entertained at dinner with the Turkish delegation. The visit follows a Washington embassy mission related to Mehmed V's accession.
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