Washington Post Publition 1910 Ad and Abyssinia Note
A fragment from the Washington Post includes subscription details and dates, plus a long column discussing wage increases by United States Steel and general economic prosperity. It also touches Abyssinian ruler Menelik II, the Adowa crisis, and Ras Tesame’s regency amid European powers’ interests.
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Abyssinia
Solomon
Sheba
Trabiatia
Estabilsziog
Tefuse
Adowa
Adis Adabo
Menelik
Germany
Rasesame
Triumph of Peace Through Diplomacy and Trade
A tribute to President and Secretary of State Knox for deft handling of tariff talks with Germany France and Canada. The piece lauds their diplomacy as saving hundreds of millions in foreign trade and stabilizing relations with three major nations, predicting continued strengthenin g trade and peace.
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John May
Department of State
Germany
Keox
United State
Dbt
Tas
Knox
Early Muckrakers and Washington Attacks Highlighted
The piece recalls early muckraker exposes on George Washington, noting how attacks mirrored today’s scrutiny. It covers public figures’ wartime and postwar reputations, naval expansion context, Morrill education funding debates, and mixed editorial opinions on governance and policy.
Agassiz Family Legacy in Science and Wealth
The article profiles Alexander Agassiz and his father, highlighting their Swiss roots, Harvard ties, and diverse talents in science, business, and philanthropy. It discusses Agassiz's scientific dedication, modest financial rewards, and generous Harvard gifts, contrasting his stance with Darwin debates and noting the elder Agassiz's public opposition to some ideas.
Recall of Swedish Vasa dynasty sparks press flare
A sweeping historical account centers on Gustavus IV and the Vasa lineage, detailing abdication, exile, remarriage, and a hidden fortune. The piece traces royal intrigues from Bernadotte’s rise to crown prince to Anna de la Brache’s annuity, the missing 6,000,000 crowns, and rumors of vaults beneath Stockholm Palace housing wealth and documents.
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Vasa
Sweden
Gustavus IV
Mme. de la’ Brache
Alexander
Charles XIV
Bernadette
Stockholm
Jéhenagen
Royal
Mme, ‘de la Brahe
Ospar Tinl
Royal House
DE FonTmyor
Questioning school health standards and disease risks
A broad appeal questions local schoolroom conditions and child safety, urging parental vigilance on ventilation, cleanliness, and possible tuberculosis exposure. It cites a warning about a child carrying germs from a sick household and calls for notification, fumigation, and segregation to protect students. The piece also recounts a brief encounter with Kansas Congressman Victor Murdock, highlighting Mrs. Myra McHenry’s outspoken sentiment and insistence on moderation.
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Jimmy Brown
Board of Health
Jimmy
Ang
Pointed Paragraphs From the Clever Neos
Wise men make haste but never hurry. Some kill time and others chase love at first sight. The man who earns money is not always the one who gets it. People advertise their virtues, while secrets worry others. It is better to be judged by appearance than by disappearance. A girl who avoids jealousy remains lively.
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United States Steel Corporation
Janus
Pengaylvanian Railroad
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California
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Japan
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Myra McHenry
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Murdock
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Ohio
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Willy
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Harmon
Beattie
Republican Party
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Texsl
China
Ng Poon Chew
Chong Sa: Yat Po
San Francisco
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Africa
Cuna
Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A fragmentary column notes male readers about temptations and relationships. It contrasts keeping resolutions, friendship, and social expectations with humorous snippets about money, quiet rhythms, and personal reflections. The text hints at a light, observational tone without a clear narrative.
Now the Spring Is Waking in Lippicesity
Poem fragment celebrating spring awakening with vivid nature images and personified seasons. Mentions grass, violet, lambs, birds, and lovers as spring returns, days lengthening and winter fading. Poet notes recurring seasonal renewal and urges lovers to meet as warmth returns.
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Nesbit
Pete
Death of Menelik Ends Ethiopian Monarchy Split
Fragmentary text recounts Menelik of Abyssinia seen as dead after a British expedition victory over King Theodor. It notes earlier turmoil after imperial defeat, internal wars, and the eventual fragmentation into several petty states before Menelik’s lineage in the south seeks order.
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Menelik
Abyssiain
Thers
Theodor
Lot
Lloyd George program of taxation reshaped postwar finance
Fragmented old text notes the Lloyd George program of taxation seen as a culmination of fiscal controversy from Britain’s Napoleonic era through modern wars. It highlights debt expansion, rising expenditures, and heavy taxation that funded naval arms and pensions, arguing reform would have reduced need for further levies.
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France
Patie
England
Army
Cocaine Drug Dangers Highlighted In City Edict
A city editorial warns cocaine destroys brain function and distorts judgment. It urges police help to close drug outlets and calls for state action to control all addictive substances, noting dangers of occasional use and urging public vigilance.
Chamorro Brother Brands Madriz Faction Brutal in Granada
Carlos Chamorro, brother of Gen. Emiliano Chamorro, arrives from Port Limon with grave accusations against the Madriz faction. He cites the death of Don Manuel Coronel and the imprisonment of Dolores Zelaya as examples of brutal acts, claiming Granada endures a reign of terror with soldiers harassing supposed Chamorro supporters.
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Chamorra
Madris
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Granada
Poth
Carlos Chamorro
Emiliano Chamorro
Alhangares
Port Linton
Senor Chamorro
Madriz
Sener Coronel
Sener Chamorra
Coronel
Bluefelds
Estrada
Chamorro
Wom
Senorita
Dolores Zelaya
Senora Chamorro
Don Carlos Chamorro
Madria
Portrait of a Crown Prince Letters on Private Affairs Stir Curious Public Tone
The text discusses an heir's restrained desire for knowledge and his serious self-image as the oldest sailor, likening himself to a veteran steersman. It notes critics doubt his competence, contrasts with his self‑image, and remarks on the awkward publication of intimate letters causing disapproval from the Kaiser and his son.
Wedding at Avenue Umpty Celebrated in Joyous Homecoming
Ted Robinson of the Cleveland Leader reports a wedding where the blushing bride moved up the aisle to Mendelssohn. The couple left amid rice showers and will be at home on July tenth at Avenue Umpty. A man with a keen magnetic gaze watched the gathering, his eyes lingering on the bride’s willowy form, hinting at a quiet storm to come.
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Ted Robinson
Cleveland
Mendelssohn
Avenue Umpty
Ever
Anow
Visitors discuss Champ Clark and Ohio politics in Washington circles
A mix of visitors from Ohio and the Pacific coast weigh Champ Clark as a potential presidential candidate. They project Harmon as likely Ohio governor and discuss Republican unity, temperance questions, and party prospects ahead of the 1910 campaigns.
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