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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
6
A jumble of fragments touches on submarine disasters, naval safety progress, and a wave of financial intrigue. It notes French and English submarine losses, U S navy safeguards, and hints at Pittsburg bankers tied to a large theft, plus politics and economics commentary from a wide array of figures.
The New York World notes English tailors showcase winter garments. London coats, lounge styles, and velvet collars dominate trends. American buyers see long close fitting lounge coats with waist seams, cutaway backs, and velvet collar innovations echoed by royal influence.
Fragmented text recounts an English noble alliance with Italian peasants, a Grantley divorce hint, and Count Beck's retirement amid Austro Hungarian army tensions. It also notes Greek Balkan diplomacy, a proposed Turkish Greek alliance rejected, and scattered notices on land rents and a large cat named Spry buried at Martha's Vineyard.
Report from New York Times describes a Jamaica City Training School order requiring all 20 women students to attend physical culture classes and wear bloomers while men may attend without the same dress rule. Protests arise as women demand equal treatment with male students, with one protest upheld after a curtain hanger incident during gym hour.
President John L Hamilton of Illinois urged more bank examiners and fair wages during an American Bankers Association address in St Louis. The Boston Globe noted the claim might surprise some citizens, while Congress and bank officials are pressed to improve inspections and hold directors accountable.
The piece rails at political mudslinging and voter apathy, contrasting American and Canadian campaigns. It questions bribery claims around Laurier’s government and laments the perpetual editorial attacks on the presidency, calling for restraint amid era of intense Canadian and U S political discourse.
A cryptic Missouri River era note describes a hunter seeking large game in twin mountain caves guided by a ruthless figure. The fragment hints at peril, remote terrain, and the hunter’s perilous pursuit.
Cowan teams with Wen Ye in Taine Oss as hosts face a tense matchup. Local observers note key players, the venue, and expected pace as the game unfolds.
Anna J Ward of the Revolution reports after an exhaustive Massachusetts history search that Junius Spencer Morgan was not born in Spencer Massachusetts as the Harvard College tablet claims. J Pierpont Morgan funded the memorial building and sent a sharp reply, stating Junius Spencer Morgan was born in Massachusetts but the tablet notes Spencer as his birthplace.
A seasoned speaker discusses how audiences in New York shift on campaign issues, noting Hearst Hanna and Corwin as examples, with lessons on reading a crowd. The piece cites Governor Reed’s reactions, Webster’s style, and the challenge of judging listener intent. Also included is a poem about a land of boys and a note on a new emancipation effort urging Roosevelt to intervene against Southern Republican structures.
A Raleigh gathering features remarks from Taft and Root on American rule in the Philippines, the role of law, and education for self government. Kentucky figures discuss congressional prospects, while European engineers praise American industry and architecture lags behind. Veterans recall Bull Run and a Louisville judge candidate inspires the legal community. Massachusetts politics draw shape from Moran and Guild.
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