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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1905
Page
5
A fragment describes lining material sizing and color options. It mentions full 32 inch width, staple shades and black, aiming at cost and quality for tailoring. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are present.
Rumors say Ridgkett may resume foreman of printing as Public Printer Stillings faces reshaping the Government Printing Office. Backers push for a superintendent of printing with a $4000 salary. Capt Brian and Captain Benedict era influences loom, while union officials watch quietly.
Congress has not funded enough bullion to keep the mints busy after January 1. Many women employed at the mints will be laid off when the work closes. Mint officials stated there is no plan to assist those left unemployed until operations resume.
A health advert explains that forcing the stomach to work harms digestion and urges rest. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a natural aid, digesting food like stomach fluids, with claims of universal effectiveness and physician endorsement. sold widely for 60 cents a box.
Hadji Abdullah A Sadick, from Abyssinia, arrived with a Menelik letter to study U S trade conditions. An interpreter confirmed the letter is a copy to Consul Skinner. He aims to learn and promote U S Abyssinian commerce and correct misperceptions about his mission.
Nov 25 Costa Rican decree bans foreign insane blind or helpless migrants and others unable to work from entering the country. Government cites crowded prisons with anarchists beggars and abnormals as justification. Tam Leander, thirteen, was killed by a train in Roanoke while riding a shifted car to the brick works.
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