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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1909

Page

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Washington Post Subscriptions and Political Cartoon Controversy

The piece discusses subscription rates and delivery terms for the Washington Post, then shifts to a political column about the Prince of Hohenberg and Austrian succession. It highlights a sharp public debate in Europe, fears of a large war, and focuses on U S political figures Charles F Murphy and Patrick H McCarren amid Tammany Hall conflicts.

Hohenberg Ferdinand Yoga Kpenky Europe

Jussarand Interview Highlights European Tensions 1909

The piece reviews the Jussarand interview and interprets diplomatic strains among major powers. It discusses diplomacy, tariffs, and potential shifts in Austria Hungary Germany Britain and Russia, with implications for American interests and Wall Street. The report notes cautious moves around Austria and the Balkans, and hints at prime ministers and monarchs shaping policy ahead of elections.

Guarding Bank Loans

The Treasury Department will tighten supervision of national bank loans to reduce bank failures. Excessive lending to single borrowers has caused many collapses, and enforcement will curb violations, protect depositors, and restore confidence in financial institutions amid past abuses by Walsh and Morse.

Treasury Department Treasur Department Walsh A Chicago Morse Newark Banka

Taft Down and Out Speech Sparks Texas Talk

The article reports President Taft’s remarks to school children in Terrell Texas about a single-term presidency. It notes the mix of satire and serious inquiry regarding his future and the protest that a republic sometimes requires hard choices.

Taft Terrell Tex Republic Fart Democratic Texas

Grand opera expansion in Atlanta signals cultural leap

The Atlanta mood embraces grand opera, with a full week of performances marking a shift from traditional reservoirs of culture in New York and other hubs. The move follows decades after Maurice Gran toured the South with the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company, though recent finances tempered optimism.

Atlanta New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Georgia Copital Met Washington Pittsburg Baltimore Maurice Gran South Metropolitan Grand Opera Company WTO Ight

Atlanta Seizes Grand Opera Dream with Caruso Chorus

The city moves to host grand opera in May after sending a hero to New York with a $50 000 guarantee fund. Promoters pledge $60 000 in art for arts sake, aiming to expand Atlanta’s reach to Montgomery Jacksonville Macon Auguste New Orleans and nearby suburbs. Meanwhile a long discourse on lawyers notes Lincoln Burns and other figures as born or made, stressing philosophy and precedents over formal schooling.

Atlanta New York Tve Caruso Farrar Homer Scott Didur Affort Metropolitan Company Montgomery Jacksonville Macon Augusté New Orleans Abraham Lincoln Robert Burna Ben Wordin Kentucky Joan Marshall Lyer Me Iny William Tindsay Supreme Bench of Lew Estate Lindsay Ad America England Great Britain Landsay Cnool Washington G W Kenney Callex Tex Raleigh Keenes Warkington Conventon City

Secretary Meyer's Task and Navy Reform Pace

The New York Sun notes Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer has faced delays in delivering a full redrivalisation plan. It argues he needs time to craft a sound, military-focused program rather than quick political fixes, praising deliberate progress over superficial actions. It warns against relying on flashy officers or surface reforms.

Bryan Grisp Charleston News Cooper William Jennings Bryan Bryans House of Representatives Fifty Second Cengres Charles F Crisp Oid Committee of Congress James B Beck Carlisle Ways and Congress Mis Beck United States Senate Fifty Second Congress Tammary Crisp Mills Cleveland Tennessee Hatch Mivslesippi Mills Springer Milix New York Sun Ttesema George von L Meyer Navy Mr Meyer Nowberry League Sland Navy Yard Meyer Aliant Pacific Mediterranean Baltic Gulf Tle Nto

Oklahoma banks rallying to rejoin national system

Treasury and banking observers in Washington and Oklahoma view a shift as Oklahoma banks seek national charters after the deposits guarantee law. Following state-charter adoption, fears arise from constitutional questions in Nebraska and potential U.S. Supreme Court ruling.obankers expect more state associations to return to national banks as a conservative federal framework is favored.

New York Treasury Department Washington Cireles Oklahoma Farmere State Bank of Oklahoma City Wasington Columbia Bank and Trust Company Supreme Court of Nebraska Supreme Court of the United States Otlahoma National Poltle

Fourteen Errors of Life From the Tondna Tve q Standard

The piece lists fourteen mistakes of life proposed by the Bartholomew Club urging restraint in judging others and demanding uniform standards. It condemns overconfidence in youth, insistent self interest, and worrying about unfixable faults, urging gentler judgments and tolerance.

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French Marquis in Royal Favor With King Edward VII

The Marquis de Breiguil arrives in the United States with his American wife daughter of a late New York Yacht Club commodore. He is a close friend of Edward VII, maintained with Greek and Danish royalty, and is noted for prudent wealth management and close courtly ties. The article traces his family lineage from the Brancovan line and mentions related noble connections including Bibesco and Bassarab families, with details on titles and marriages across Europe.

Marquis de Breiguil Jast Commodore Garner New York Hearn Amercan Exes de Bretewil Achille Fould Napoleon Tenneher Cooper de Breton Chamber of Deputies Argeles Boulanger Taders Edward VII de Brete Greece Denmark Alexander VI Lord Randolph Church George Conwalis West Edward de Breteus Marquis Au Lauis Saul Poxllon Seine Grancavan Roumania Brancavan Pugenle Antaniades Biggust Pangay Buklarest Roumanan Legislatura Lnilke Toumanans Ivan Charles Aue Primce Balkans Samostaja Pasha Burne Ceorge Bibesca Zoo Wavrocorda Aranvovan Bassaraba Furowe Jagomir Bassaraba Brancoverl Hungary Brancovan Constantine Elizabeth Mat Antou Des Noailles Helen Alexander de Caraman Chimay Moter Paris Muzaris Pasha London Place de Br Jamels Antrim Ia Nua An Tondon Wtel Isin Prince de Bran Toho Anonladen Steve Gore Alexandria Queen Victoria Order of St Michael and St George Mahmoudien Canal Alexandra Hgyat Marquise DE Contenoy Brmmtwood Company

Fairbanks in China. Emphasizing Amence friendship visit

The Shanghai display of ex Vice President CG W Fairbanks highlights American interest in China. His long Senate career and vice presidency lend credibility to his role as a representative of U S views. Though not an official, he received honors from Japan and China, with contacts in Peking showing strong unofficial bonds. Chinese student ties and visits to the St Louis exposition intensified U S curiosity about China, and Fairbanks' tour attracted notable attention from Chinese officials.

Shanghai CG W Fairbanks United States China America Fairbanks Senate Jhis Japan Peking Americas Ching Prince Po Lun St Lows Exposition Tuan Fang Vir Fairbanks Grant Canton Jeanne China

China's New Railroad From the New York Tribune

The Pe king to Kalgan line, 172 miles, marks China's first major railway built largely by Chinese without external borrowing. It showcases Chinese engineering, connects Mongol caravan routes, and aims to spur Shansi into industrial prominence by developing mines, roads, and domestic industries.

New York Bwaneimng Ching Peking Yungting Ryer Great Wall Kalgan Git Acd Siansys Mongola Shansi Ghna Rairoad China

The Mullet in Gulf Waters A Gulf Fish’s Allure

The mullet draws broad attention from diverse shores and stands as a staple in Gulf cuisine. Fishermen appreciate its dependable presence across seasons, while diners prize its gastronomic appeal and role in regional meals.

Average times to reach ranks in various armies state seven years five months

An early 20th century note reports average times from first commission to captain and major across cavalry royal artillery royal engineers infantry and Indian Army. Cavalry shows seven years five months to captain, eight years to major, with other arms trailing. Indian Army and garrison artillery show longer periods and time promotions dominate.

London Cavalry Royal Artillers Reyal Engineers Infantry Tadian Fowest Garrison Artillery Infantry Eeem Field Artilery Engineers Indian Army Field Artillery

Porto Rico Statehood Debate Divides Islanders and Politicians

Report from Washington shares Porto Rico planters and leaders opposing immediate statehood noting the island’s finances would shift to federal control and costs would rise. It quotes W Riefkahl and Mir A Varde and cites expectations of gradual statehood while urging cautious policy.

Porto Rico W Riefkahl A. & Alcarde Shoreham Mir Riefkahl Mir Avarde Arroyo Washington S Vialt Aunepous L Riefkohl Aval Academy Alcarde Porto Rica Por Rico Federa

Centenarian preacher preaches weekly at Blurton parish

The Reverend Prebendary Hutchinson of Blurton Stoke on Trent reaches his hundredth year while continuing to preach each Sunday. He earned his degree from All Souls Oxford in 1843 and has served through five English reigns, delivering extempore sermons to his parishioners.

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NO TRESPASS IN ATR AIR RIGHTS DEBATE LOOMS

The New York Hazard reports lawyers in the United States and Britain debating whether airspace above private land is public or private property. Mr Lyttleton Fox urges eminent domain for a state air highway, while Mr BR Froyf Clarke argues air is free like the ocean and current navigation laws may apply.

New York America Lyttleton Fox Frank J Jeet BR. Froyf Clarke Wall Street Clarke Fox Mansfield

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