Postal Convention Exposes Global Postal League History
Washington June 23 1897 report on the international postal congress in Washington with delegates from Great Britain France Germany and Italy. Notes include the 1899 treaty terms 70000 US post offices 185000 staff and US lead in railway routes and postal income.
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Washington
Hungary
Belgium
Bulgaria
Chile
Denmark
Egypt
Cape Colony
Austria
India
Mexico
Norway
Holland
Transvaal
Sweden
Universal Postal Congress
United States
Montgomery Blair
Berne
Paris
Lisbon
Vienna
Rome
Corcoran Art Gallery
States
Senate
Congress
George S. Batcheller
Charles Charlie-Leng
Robert Stockwell Hatcher
Long
Heypt
Hatcher
House of Representatives
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Batcheller
Berlin
Hawaui
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Bruno Fritsch
Russia
Hachi
Japan
Tom Reed
General Tyner
N. M. Brooks
Post Office
Spencer Walpole
England
Mmildo Chiaradia
Signor Chiaradia
Count Brazza
Gom Paul
Fortress
Monroe
Pretoria
China
Corea
Orange Free State
Postal Union
Persia
Shah
McKinley
New South Wales
Hawaii
Post Office Department
House Committee On
Skeedunk
Skeetville
Arkansas
Arizona
Florida
Kentucky
Jimtown
Indian Territory
Trilby
St. Sebastian River
Pineapple
Laird Lane
Fool's Gulch
Union
Michigan
Pingree
Cleveland County
N.C
Gold
California
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Nen Nersee
New Jersey
South
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
Tennessee
Louisiana
Oregon
West Virginia
Job
Patience
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Irwin County
Mississipma
A. B.C
Texas
Jolytown
Girltown
Alaba
Tindiana
United States Post Ofices
New York
Amos J. Cummings
The Sugar Tax Debate In Senate Caucus
A Philadelphia Record excerpt critiques a sugar tax plan, arguing a bill to pay $20,000,000 to Havemeyer and partners would be met with little support in the Senate. It suggests passing the sugar schedule in caucus to save money for the people by a lump-sum payment, avoiding trust influence.
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Treasury
Havemeyer
Senate
United States
Barnato the Peculiar Financier of Kimberly Fame
The article portrays Barney Barnato as a brilliant but eccentric financier linked to the Kimberley diamond rush. It recounts his nerve on the stock floor, mastery of diamond appraisal, dislike of diamonds as personal ornaments, and a famed Hamlet performance at Kimberly Town Hall. It notes his wealth, family ties, and rugged, forceful personality alongside strong loyalty to wife and dogs.
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Edgar Mels
St. Louis
Barney Bar- Nate
Whitechapel
Barney Isaacs
London
Tie
Harkiey West
Cape
Malta
M. Barnato
Kimberly
Diamond Bouare
Barnato
Prince of Wales
Wolf Jowl
Barney
Golden Circle
Stock Exchange
Griqualand West Copper
Lurnato
Stranto
Amon
Cecil Rhodes
Fenelish
Burnato
South Africa
Jfe
Hamlet
Barney Barnato
Europe's Queens and their royal lineages
A portrait of European monarchs including Victoria of England Wilhelmina of the Netherlands Marie of Belgium Amelie of Portugal and others. It notes education marriages and court life with emphasis on their seclusion duties and ceremonial roles.
Victoria’s reign reflected in vast empire and changing world
A dated view lists Victoria’s long rule and vast empire, noting population shifts from 26 million to 102 million and lands spanning millions of square miles. It compares 19th century Melbourne’s growth to today and cites advances from telephones to submarines, telegraphs, and scientific breakthroughs. It mixes grand landmarks with speculative figures and royal lineage.
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Victoria
United States
Jine
Melbourne
Australia
Africa
Chicaro
America
Victoritt
Younre
Europe
Asia
AN ANCIENT MARINER The Captain Disobeyel the Pitot and Was Lost
Captain Yeder Pox known as the Ancient Mariner of Staten Island recounts long decades at sea aboard the John T Brooks. He details Burgoyne era sunken treasures in Lake Champlain and the Lexington disaster off Port Jefferson Inlet, noting attempts to recover coin and cargo, and the peril that claimed 130 lives.
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Mitcner’s
Staten Ishind
Yeder Pox
John T Brooks
Staten
Hillyon Kull
Veder Pox
John Brooks
Staten Ta Land
Washington
Captain Pox
Captain Fox
Lake Champlain
Cannon Aller
Samke
Burgoyne
Lexington
John WY
Richmond
New York
Boston
Merchants' Bank of Boston
Warding Express Company
Caleb Nichols
Old Field Light
Effect of Noise on Nerves and Public Health
A discussion on how persistent noise harms mental and physical health. It notes night rest is essential, warns against self medicating with strong drugs, and explains how hereditary predisposition to nerve issues may appear in future generations. It outlines three legal avenues in New York for curbing outrageous noise and cites Booth Tucker’s convictions for dawn performances as example.
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New York State
Boards of Health
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
New York Health Board
De Wilt's Little Early Risers Promoted as Headache Cure
An old advertisement extols De Wilt's Little Early Risers pills as a quick remedy for sick headaches. It lists several distributors including D. G. Sterling, J. M. F. Trotter, and offices in Norfolk Brambleton Truett Smith Berkley, with local sellers in various towns.
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