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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1911
Page
11
A long chronicle from Washington and New York covers political upheaval, labor unrest, and social debates. It notes satisfaction and doubt about presidential prospects, debates over suffrage, strikes in New York, arbitration ideas, tipping culture, and calls for reform across public services and society. Names and places referenced include Washington Post, New York, Richmond, and Philadelphia.
A fractured discussion across Denver Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington centers on whether women should be allowed to smoke in public. The debate spans propriety, family life and potential impacts on morals, with voices both for and against restrictive ordinances and social norms.
A garbled account describes Sountor Lorimer kicking off the ball in the Garlic championship game at Wine, with unclear roles and players mistaken about who was playing which position. The text reads oddly and hints at unusual play confusion.
The article reports a movement in South Carolina to impeach Gov. Blease after his Anderson speech defending a lynching of a Black man accused of attacking a white girl. It notes reactions from lawmakers, sheriffs, and citizens, and hints at political pressure to remove him. It mentions Cotton talks and a threat of impeachment coming to a head amid state-wide debate.
Fragmented notes recount royal succession disputes between the German emperor William I era and Crown Prince Frederick, detailing tensions with Chancellor Bismarck era figures, and reference to Italy’s king and Humbert. The text hints at liberal vs reactionary debates and constitutional shifts influencing monarchic authority.
A sprawling, fragmentary account traces European royalty and politicians clashing with ministers over Norway, plus early airship ambitions and military naming plans. It mentions Crown Prince George of Seria, King Edward, and Turkish heir Yunmutt-Iacedine, with tangential notes on German princes, airship ventures, and fort naming for the Panama Canal era.
A large wave drove ashore off Ontend between Long Beach and Terminal Island, sweeping fishermen from nets into wagons and sacks as crowds rushed to gather floating fish. Three fishermen barely escaped, saving partners as the sea flooded the bank and boats filled with croakers heading toward them.
Dr Auld advocates scientific ugenics to improve citizenship by pairing spouses with ideal health and heredity. He envisions government checks on physical and moral traits for all potential partners, with compulsory medical examinations before marriage and records kept to guide future mating. The interview frames a controversial push for state control of marriage and reproduction.
For nearly two weeks a fog shrouds a camp northwest of here by Butte Creek as a body floats in the stream near a desolate tent. A guard dog stands watch deterring investigators while locals, drawn by loneliness, approach the camp but are repulsed. Coroner orders and dog’s fate complicate the silent vigil as authorities probe the anonymous man’s identity.
Boulder physician Dr Charles Ambrook’s will probate reveals a romance with Grace Revine Sternberg Ambrook and Grace’s daughter Mary Ambrook. Albert William Ambrook, his son with wife Mary, inherits a watch, papers, and a desk while Mary gains real estate in Cheyenne and life insurance proceeds. remainder goes to Mary with later conditions for Albert.
A rugged frontier scene unfolds around a campfire where Mullins faces a grim question after a man is found dead and a grieving bride waits. Stories of a parrot named Andy and a circus-like memory of a New York hotel echo amid night sounds and shifting loyalties.
Vague OCR prose sketches mingle card game banter with stray lines about Weather Scarred looks and a postmaster ripping a sack open. The piece shifts to reflections on bachelor life, politics, and gender roles, ending with a cynical note on home life and women’s expectations.
A jagged paragraph offers aphorisms on love work and invention. It mentions a polite diplomatic method to keep people listening and notes common marital and parental tensions. The piece cites a cottage at a fashionable summer resort and a question about naming the crankiest man in the world.
An item from the New York News notes fuel shortages forcing costly wood burning while locals resist terms for removing all wood. a Belleville youth visiting Glen Eden experiences a treadmill used for European military labor, clinging to life as companions help stop the wheel.
American consul general at Mexico City says trade revived after the election, predicting a prosperous year as confidence returns. He cites Madero's popularity and cabinet strength, noting improved orders, and outlines political factors influencing economic conditions and potential presidential prospects in Kentucky and beyond.
A fragmentary column discusses Alban Snyder and his Panama wife, praising the canal project as a monumental engineering feat. It also cites Canadian views on annexation discussions with the United States, noting most Canadians prefer independence from Britain and cautious openness to friendly ties with the U S.
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