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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
22
A fragmentary OCR page from The Washington Post blends notices, political commentary, and assorted anecdotes. It references publication details, subscription terms, and diplomatic talk, plus a long investigative thread on politics and international affairs, ending with scattered humorous and civic notes.
A New York Republican returning from a national tour reports West and Midwest voters view Gov Hughes as a highly capable reform advocate with strong integrity and insurance reform credentials. He is seen as a potential White House candidate, though Roosevelt remains the preferred target for many.
Fragmentary verse on cocktails and temperance contrasts with financial figures from 1905 to 1909. Includes pension list decline, death rates among pensioners, and reflections on national wealth versus public costs. Mentions vegetarian diet query to Herald of Health and cat dieting tips.
A historic speech argues against subsidies for American shipowners and warns that foreign flags crowd American waters. It cites tolls, registry rules, and the need to maintain a merchant marine for wartime and trade. The piece shifts to Chinese and Japanese students, noting varying welcomes and the case for fair treatment and eventual American citizenship.
An article notes a Lyons man claims a method to transmit electrical energy without wires. Experiments on grounds of Chateau du Cre t belonging to Auguste Villy Linature are cited, with a 29 yard test shown. Patents filed in August and a bankers syndicate formed to protect the invention.
Prince Hugo Boncompagni, Duke of Sora, continues his family tradition as guardian of his grandchildren after the marriage of Prince Francis Boncompagni to the daughter and heiress of former Foreign Minister Prinetti in Rome. The Boncompagni line, long tied to papal and noble ranks, seeks to restore wealth through this union, with potential elevation to high church honor for the family.
A nostalgic panorama recalls the old stage road from Kansas City to St Louis, Daniel Boone’s pioneer journeys, and the lively tavern culture along the route. It details drivers bugle signals, welcoming hosts, and the communal rituals that marked travel before modern highways.
A New York style article praises Dr Bubola a renowned neurologist from Herne tas for applying psychology to treat nervous disorders. It highlights his book The Influence of Mind on Body and describes cases of neurasthenia, anxiety, and phobia eased through suggestion and will training, noting dangers of poor medical psychology and advocating measured psychosomatic treatment.
A fragmentary folk tale narrates a rural Dixie scene with a laughing nuisance named Green causing neighbors to react as a mob. Tales describe laughter spreading, a local jail, and a court charge for mischief as Green’s uncontrollable mirth unsettles residents and tests nerves.
United States Senator Reed Smoot of Utah travels to New York after a Washington stop. He cites busy Utah duties and hints at political forecasts about Roosevelt Bryan and party strength in New York. The article mixes local views, campaign talk, and social chatter from the Raleigh visit.
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