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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1904
Page
6
Street corner store Moses & Sons promotes a September sale built on right buying. They describe extensive stock from two Southern factories and a large brass bed contract to push prices to the lowest ever asked, drawing about a thousand daily visitors.
Widespread turmoil surrounds premier Millerand as he seeks to dislodge Combes from the cabinet. A militant Socialist turned minister, Millerand faces expulsion by Socialists for joining a conservative coalition led by Waldeck‑Rousseau. He is portrayed as a rising force with tenacity, aiming to redefine French politics amid clashes with Combes and a fracturing party.
Paris Sept 17 deputies propose submitting the church state separation issue to a national referendum arguing the constitution allows referenda for matters of high importance. Premier Combes says municipal elections show country approval of his policy. Baron d stournelles de Constant praises Roosevelt and US arbitration efforts but cannot attend Boston peace congress due to French elections.
A monument unveiling in Santiago honored Manuel Montt and Anthony Varas leaders of the Montt Varistas Conservative party. Montt died in 1880 and Varas in 1886 after key roles in 1850s Chile. The ceremony drew diplomatic and civil authorities as part of national festivities.
The German government hopes the conference can be convened two or three months later to allow more time for study of the questions involved.
President Loubet told provincial mayors that he will not seek a second term and looks forward to private life after his current term ends next year. The Paris statement clarifies his intention as definitive.
Special correspondent reports Bostonborn Miss Alice Hall a young American actress who has won fame in Berlin and Prague She earned the title Koenigliche Schauspielerin at a young age and later underpinned performances in Beyerleins Zapfenstreich Hall’s mastery of German drew praise from Emperor William and the Empress She hopes to perform in the United States someday and is noted for her Weber and Fields accent and independent spirit
A fragment from a Washington directory of 1834 blends bland advertising with curious trivia. The piece notes a lottery office near Brown's Hotel and jokes at ad writers while detailing hack rates, postal charges, and a city full of names and places. It highlights officials, merchants, and residents, showing a city in transition with humor about era’s bustle and roads.
A Washington tailor Horn offers blue or black thibet fall suits to order for 12.66, with thibet fabric priced at 15 and 18, a rare bargain this week. The shop on 637 street will be closed all day tomorrow for a holiday, but Tuesday’s sale remains a feature. The city appears dull amid talk of the past Washington compared to today.
Two graduates of Columbian Wall Practice Law in Ohio were honored at a Phi Sigma Kappa Lambda Chapter farewell event at George Washington University. Messia W. Fritsche and W. Fitz Gerald, both top Ohio bar exam performers, plan to relocate to Toledo and Cleveland respectively, amid notable roles in the Columbian Debating Society and prior offices held there.
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