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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1907
Page
32
Publication notice details a duchy region subscription terms and delivery schedule for The Washington Post including carrier, rates, and remittance methods. The fragment references a Bavarian princess entering a religious life and provides generic subscription terms rather than substantial biographical facts.
A long Washington era editorial reflects on Blaine era reciprocity ideas, McKinley tariff, and the shift toward tariff reform. It argues for revising protection through reciprocal trade, condemns expansion of tariffs, and notes political party divisions while stressing national honor in Philippines policy.
The narrative surveys Baron von and his fortunes with monasteries and abbeys, detailing purchases and gifts to Benedictine and Ettal monasteries. It notes the regent's refusal to consent to marriage, a baron’s madness, and Princess Clara of Bavaria amid royal scandal and the Regent’s withdrawal to a convent for safety.
A brief Anglo German incident highlights humane conduct over rivalry. German scientist Dr Lecoq rescued Captain Sherer in harsh terrain near the Roof of the World, traveling with him across perilous passes to safety in India. The Royal order of St John and the Prince of Wales awarded Lecoq for courage, illustrating enduring ideals of self sacrifice and gentler diplomacy amid political tension.
Fragmented narrative details a troubled household with a demanding mother in law and a son craving calm as neighbors fear youth mischief. A separate incident highlights Esmond Lohre, a Norwegian seventeen-year-old who bravely telephones for help after losing his left arm in a sawmill accident, showing remarkable fortitude.
Fragmentary report describes a badly injured peddler near Fontainbleau involved in a suit against Paria Luqua Mediterranean Railway Company. The mishap followed a crossing line incident when a train allegedly struck him, tossing him and knocking him down. The court reportedly refused action against a postwaster, leaving the peddler pursuing damages from the railway company.
Secretary Gilstrap learns the life of Howa Think a famed Northwest chief. The 80 year old Howa Think, eldest son Tats Kit, led his people in hunting and sea voyages, built great canoes, hunted whales with a long sixteen foot harpoon, and earned a reputation for strength, woodcraft, and discipline. He was briefly imprisoned but freed with his honor intact and spent years serving as Indian policeman in the Noah Gay.
The piece recalls travelers in hotel lobbies discussing Mexico's mining promise and the vast copper and ore regions. It highlights William F Smalley and Tobias J Lindley sharing views on early conquests, new rail links, and the canyon spectacle that moves observers with its scale and beauty.
A study notes tuberculosis in cats linked to human exposure, detailing a cat with pulmonary tuberculosis after long contact with an infectious girl. Post mortem shows granulomas. a second case involves a five year old Angora exposed through the same living conditions. Observations suggest possible transmission to humans via close contact and shared environments.
Stephen Mason a Seattle trapper receives a commission from the Empress Dowager of China to capture living bears for an imperial museum. Mason will hunt in the Cascade Mountains near the Canadian border, following a Seattle firm that supplied buffaloes and cougars for similar royal displays.
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