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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
14
The Washington Post analyzes the South's political stance, detailing Virginia's 1900s voter patterns, Taft's southern appeal, and Roosevelt’s influence. It argues that real partisan breakups require internal shifts and constitutional changes, with the South remaining wary of Republican gains until such reforms occur.
The November 19 1903 Washington Post advertisement and editorials debate a proposed telephone and telegraph merger. Critics warn of monopoly risk, higher rates, and government overreach while supporters tout efficiency. The piece weaves financial concerns with sensational asides and broader public impact.
A detailed report covers a man linked to a train wreck on the Southern Railway from New Orleans to New York, his regret and potential punishment, alongside a Manchester speech by Arthur Balfour on tariff policy and the budget battle. Additional items describe Mars weather forecasts, army desertions rise, and Harvard College occupational trends.
A 1900s crop report notes corn’s rise to dominance with a US yield around 2.7 billion bushels and a market value surpassing wheat. It highlights rising consumption, the shift from fuel to food use, and forecasts corn’s enduring lead in price and supply amid historical volatility.
From the New York World a gloomy view on the rising cost of living as a major national issue. Wage growth lags behind capital, and ordinary workers find it harder to afford shelter and clothing since 1896. Debates focus on trusts, tariffs, gold production, and land limits as causes and potential remedies.
Aged statesman Sir John Gorst, at seventy four, defects from the Unionist to the Liberal camp and agrees to stand for Preston in the forthcoming general election. The article recalls Gorst’s career, his clashes with colleagues, and notes his prophecy on Churchill and Liberal principles amid ongoing political shifts.
A woman jumps from a fifth story window at West Rise Street near the Aishawtna Apartments after a man in a barbershop notices a sudden tragedy. Tenants describe hearing a crash and a door unlocking before the fall. investigation identifies the deceased as a sister of a local resident. Police canvass the building, as relatives confirm the missing woman Carroll Mekster had been seeking her daughter moments before.
The text notes that in 1840 the United States stood last among the four great manufacturing nations the United Kingdom France Germany and the United States. Forty nine years later the United States leads in manufacturing output equaling that of the other nations combined.
Mary Fingerhut of 242 Mast Twenty-fret Street raced to Bellevue after her baby choked on a peanut kernel. Surgeons Dr Earl W Welcome and an aiding physician performed an emergency tracheotomy and throat extraction, reviving the infant back to health for the mother to take home.
In Montclair, a rabbit found nibbling dynamite sticks stolen last August from a contractor. Hunters reported the animal devoured one stick before fleeing. Police note most sticks were recovered by Doristy. the area has been trampled with no injuries from detonations. Authorities warn the stolen explosive could pose danger if mishandled.
Natchez lawyer Colby Wildberger notes Mississippi's substantial Senate heritage naming Francis G Newlands George F Chamberlain Joseph W Bailey and others. He cites state’s enduring political reach and references the era’s national figures including a War Secretary in Carter's cabinet amid discussions of federal power and leadership.
A Martinique barrister appears in a volatile court session acting as advocate then magistrate during a police court assault case. With a magistrate taken ill, a substitute barrister handles multiple trials as the session continues. The ill magistrate resumes duties later but makes no decisive impact on the proceedings.
A child dislikes being sent to bed without supper after questions wear out his mother. She apologizes and allows one more question before sleep. Robert asks how far a cat can jump, seeking one final fact before rest.
Gen Iglesias, a Peru based figure of an estate system described as medieval, died in Lins Peru on Monday at age 7. He ruled his domain with strict laws, education and moral welfare, employing feudal style governance across a 29 square mile estate housing about 420 residents and 21 100 cattle. He played a prominent role in wartime government, serving as treasury and war secretary, then led efforts toward peace before retreating to his estate where he rarely left. He died at age 7.
A fragmented Chicago Tribune piece recounts a climber and retinue scaling a dawn crag with Alpine Club support. The narrative blends playful, ritual phrases as the climber topped the peak, signaling success while a stylized chorus hints at signature and destiny.
A fragmentary medieval poem shows Hus falr muamorat Sir Welfrid on a trumpet and Blinda captivated by Si Marmaduke. The wedding procession unfolds as Wilfrid, unaware, plays the lay while his beloved Ardh Phows observes. The scene blends romance and public ceremony with musical praise.
In a tale from the era a notorious financier known for cheap horses disputes a Quaker seller’s claim of satisfaction after a purchase. The rich man taunts the Quaker, who calmly asserts the buyer will be pleased when the horse goes. The animal then proves untrustworthy, causing the financier’s surprise as the horse proves to be impractical.
Two scientists Prof W van Bechteren and Prof R Weinberg studied the brain of the late Prof D I Mendeiereft, seeking a link between brain size and intellect. They found the brain above average in weight yet not notably large, challenging the idea that big brains equal greater mind. Notable figures cited include Curlers 611. ounces, Dr Mbererembies 63, Prof Goudelis S712, TT Simpsons 34, and Lr Chalmers 17, illustrating a long-standing debate among eminent men.
A fragmentary piece notes cautious views on courage and judgment. It mentions a wife’s convictions, fashion as style, money earning respect, a tractor’s usefulness, and critics who claim others have nothing to say. The tone resembles a social commentary column with shuffled ideas and moral reflections.
A garbled excerpt discusses bachelor life and social expectations. It hints at men balancing家庭 and independence, noting some husbands stay away from home. The text reflects on forgiveness, curiosity about others, and the odd behaviors of people as they ponder daily routines.
Former governor Winslow Durbin of Indiana arrives in Washington and calls on President Taft at the Willard. Durbin denies Senate candidacy, predicts Indiana staying Republican, and discusses Beveridge’s renomination and state political aims amid national elections.
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