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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1904

Page

22

Mrs Southworth and the Ledger A tribute to a novelist

A commemorative portrait traces Emma Dorothy Eliza Neville Southworth, her Georgetown home by the Potomac, and her fifty novels that shaped American reading. It praises her virtue and influence, and honors Robert Bonner the New York Ledger editor as a public benefactor who popularized her work and built a national literary institution.

Potomac Georgetown Emma Dorothy Eliza Neville Southworth Boaz Ruth Hlmelech Moab Balzac Swift Hugo Goethe Shakespeare Bette Walter Scotts Wallaverly Wuentin Durward Marryat Southworth Columbia Emma Dorothy Eliza Josiah EL. Henshaw Washington Trish Refuges America Robert Bon York Ledger Bonner Kanis Si Wahler Scott Scott Europe New York Ledger Chambreads Jobesen Smith Roney Stern Londonderry James G. Blaine Andrew Jackson Robert Bonner Boston Gleason T Rs Ling Annas Ben Perley Poore Henry Esmond Foote Boston Journal Reenifest Preas Gibson, Ramsdell McCulloch Platt Redfield Buell The Ledger Mississippi Valley Capitola Herbert Grayson Capitola Black Mrs. Rock Travis Rock Col. le Noir Buck Donald Robin Hood Jack Shepherd Tiptop Sylvanus Cobb, Jr Moscow Mrs. Southworth Cobb Emerson Bennett Red Man Miss Dupuy William Henry Peck Amy Randolph J. T. Smith James Gordon Bennett New York Herald Horace Greeley New York Trbune Henry J. Raymond New York Times George D. Prentice Louisville Journal William Cullen Bryant New York Evening Post Longfellow Saxe Morris Willis Sigourney Carey Sisters Tennyson Mr. Bonner Dickens Fanny Fern Ocean Edward Everett Mount Vernon Paul Murphy

Business and the House from the Cleveland Plain Dealer

The piece argues that a Democratic House in the next Congress would threaten business interests, warning that either a large party majority or a Republican Senate could curb or coerce administration policy. It contends Roosevelt’s election could invite a check by a hostile House, while a strong majority may prompt dangerous arrogance in Congress and risky policy outcomes.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Roosevelt Congress House Senate Businéea America Cleveland Leader Providence Journal Constitution Club

Press Opinions on People and Policies Across The Nation

The Knoxville Journal and Tribune derides the Tennessee legislature for bloated per diems and petty redistricting aims while urging lawmakers to focus on constitutional amendments. Across editorials, the era’s papers praise American engineers, critique Frederick the Great’s statue, admire the Four Hundred’s spending, and comment on global economic shifts, labor politics, and national security maneuvers with a tone of measured concern and pride.

Tennessee The Knoxville Journal and Tribune Congress

Royalty Sons Lead Uniformed Lines Across Empires

A sprawling portrait of royal heirs in pinafores stepping into military roles across Russia Prussia Bulgaria Spain and Britain. It notes Czarevitch Grandduke Demetrius Paulovitch Boris and Cyril among others holding early commands while princes study at military schools and undergo commissions. It contrasts youth wear with later duties and criticizes lax promotions.

Hereas St. Petersburg Fifty-First Commissariat Department Manchuria East Siberian Life Guards House of Romanoff Order of St. Andrew Czar Nicholas Xenia Alexander Michailovitch Constantinovitch Moscow Russia Czarevitch Demetrius Paulovitch Ferdinand Bulgaria Boris Prince of Military School of Toledo Berlin Prussia Order of the Black Eagle Foot Guards Frederick the Great Germany Bonn Real Harnest Berlin War Department Joachim Pikey Aml Tie Guard of Honor Kiel Edward Grenadiers Prince Adalbert China Seas Regiment of Guards Napoleon Iil Hs Uncle de Petit Caporal Imperial Guard Prince Imperial Ingland Woolwich Austria House of Hapsburg Theresianum England Duke of Connaught Prince Arthur Arthur

Dooley on the automobile and social yaw in 1904

Mr Dooley argues the automobile is a grand but dangerous fad. He notes the rich chase excitement, with cops, courthouses, and clashing class visions, while praising restraint and public-spirited use over vanity and danger.

Tom Lawson Nashville Banner Lawson Mr. Hennessy Mr. Dooley Georgia Algernon Louis Fitp Algernon Niver Franswaw Locke Algy Haynious Monsther Riptile Monsther John Cool Dhruggist August Schmidt Millyonaire Hogan Brighton Park S'Ciety Jawn W. Gates Dager Messenger Polismen Mr. Henessy McClure, Phillips & Co

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