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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1909

Page

32

Taft Defends Paynes Tariff At Taft Home Speech

President Taft, amid insurgent pressure in Wisconsin, defends the Payne tariff bill and pledges party unity. He praises Tawney’s vote while arguing reductions meet party promises and maintaining protection to key industries. Taft meets La Follette and dictates a detailed summary of the bill’s achievements for the press.

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Cook on Free Trade Platform Debate and Tariff Views

Washington Port New York Sept 17 Dr Cook comments on Whitney and Brative Ansswers to keep free trade platform. He argues protection aids domestic manufacturers and farmers while free traders seek lower duties. The piece recounts Payne tariff debates, House and Senate differences, and methods to measure production costs and impact of duty changes. Dr Cook discusses Peary and Whitney, depot disputes, and his pole expedition reflections.

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Wright Flies Highest Dirigible in Paris Maneuvers

Orville Wright set a world airship record near Ostend flying a dirigible to 208 meters. The event occurred in front of Queen Louie and court officials, while reports from Berlin and Mergentheim noted broader aviation interest as armies conducted maneuvers.

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Washington Fest at Greenfield Hosts Masonic Rally

A fragment notes a Masonic lodge event tied to a Washington Fest in Greenfield on September 12 with a mention of an aerial club from New England and a reference to a high political race. The readable text is limited and unclear but suggests a ceremonial or social gathering with aviation links and political context.

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Untitled fragment hints at a purchase or value in past financial record

A fragment notes a past amount of 1900 and a larger 25000 value linked to a person or entity Patan Bte, with unclear context and dates. The reading shows financial figures and possible ownership or bid references, but the exact event, parties, and place remain ambiguous.

Plan to Quit Army Navy Union Sparks National Split

A meeting in Erie Pennsylvania discussed withdrawing from the Army and Navy Union to form a new national veterans organization. Delegates argued over funds and leadership, aiming to unite Civil War and regimental veterans under a fresh banner with plans to organize district garrisons and seek possible restitution of funds.

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Thaw Case Notes and Obscure References in Journal Note

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Harry Fairfield Smith, former Gov William A Stans, and Brownhsayer with tangled references to a thaw and SBA Ragitat. Multiple garbled names and phrases obscure clear facts, yielding a fragmentary snapshot of a political legal dispute.

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Ropdiel to Tie Washington born Lawrenceburg

Incident report from Indiana describes a dinner at J. F. Boarcher home in which Lawrenceburg man Ropdiel attacked the host after a spill. He was removed and later found in a hospital with unspecified injuries after a violent incident at the Boarcher residence.

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Alliance urged for sea supremacy by British admiral

Admiral Charles Beresford told a New York luncheon Audience that Britain must retain naval dominance to deter war and defend imperial interests He argued for collaboration with English speaking nations including the United States Canada Australia and New Zealand to preserve peace and secure trade while praising the US fleet ascent as a stabilizing force

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Day of Sport and Merrie Monarch Festivities in Capital

The Post reports a celebration of sport and Merrie Monarch events in Washington tonight. Attendees will see 25 silver cups and 0.75 gold medals awarded as part of the festivities. Lieutenant Commander Fremont Innes conducts the Fidel instruction for the parade and booths. Children are ready for their joyous share in the Picturesque Dance of All Nations at Potomet Park.

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Giant Washington Carnival Promises Park Fun and Regatta

Rain or shine the Potomac park carnival and regatta will fill Washington’s streets and riverfront. Officials expect record crowds traveling by trolley and motorcar to the Highway Bridge as events unfold from noon well into the evening amid careful police and patrol supervision.

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