The Washington Post Daily Mailing Notice Fragment
Public service note shows mailing including delivery by carrier and Sunday editions. It lists post office procedures for remittances by drafts or checks to The Washington Post Co and notes second class mail status with foreign advertising representatives and addresses in New York Hartford and Chicago.
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Washington Post CO
Washington, BS
Washington, D.C
Finn Avenue
New York
Hartford
Cbtcare
Parker Knox diplomacy prompts new views in St Petersburg
The article discusses Parker and Secretary Knox’s diplomacy in relation to Far East policy, noting reactions to Knox’s proposals and Parker’s remarks on American interests abroad. It covers Harmon’s presidential prospects, tariff debates, and Harmon’s stance on state powers, plus civic efforts by Philadelphia’s sustained citizenship groups and the Patriotic League.
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Knox
Alton B. Parker
St. Petersburg
Far East
Vha
Judge Furker
Saoking
Lsebuses
Aspiratone
Knox Wan Nlyghaad
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Simollar
Russia
Judge Parker
John Hay
Ganreal
Jipan
Hetterney Knox
Myriiganea
Amerlea
Deligno
Secratary
John Hav
Shoul
Financing London’s Bull Market Mania
A London stock surge in rubber shares fuels speculation with $6 million in gold backing buyer confidence. Premiums rise as American and Paris markets fear a crash akin to prior upheavals. Bank of England rate worries loom, but feverish trading sustains liquidity. First gold shipment of $2 million arrived from New York, with more funds expected.
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London
Tartier Heights
Whch
Saberiherk
Paris
America
Bank of England
New York
Russia Reform Scrutiny Reflects On Officials’ Self-Examination
The article contrasts public plunder in Russia with American opinions, noting historical disbelief at Russian malfeasance. It suggests official Russia is undergoing self examination that could be wholesome if political notices about selling and reselling influence are examined.
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Russia
United States
Robert H. Hunter
Ottawa
Canada
England
Lords
Busihead
Bul
Commons
The Sway of the Lords in Reform Debates
The article analyzes the Lords hesitation toward reform and the clash with the Liberal governments plans led by Asquith. It notes parliamentary dynamics in the Commons and Lords, Tory resistance, and Belfour’s pledge to repeal any veto limits as constitutional conflict deepens.
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United Kingdom
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Asquith
Commons
Wlre
Belfour
House of Lords
Poers
The Worth of a Boy and a Crash of Events
A newspaper essay debates the value of a poor boy’s life after a Connecticut newsboy is killed by a car. A jury awards $200, the judge rebukes the verdict as insufficient considering care and future earnings. The piece weighs sentiment versus economic value in a humane, cautious tone. It also notes political and social anxieties of the era alongside a humorous insert about a revelatory automobile and a streetcar transfer.
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Napoleon
Harvard
Connecticut
Fragmentary Post Philosopher Ripples Through Debate
Fragmented text references jokes and opinions on philosophy and wealth. Mentions Pittsburgh Carnegie Foundation and Ironmaster figures with garbled phrases about laughter, rivalry, and social triumph. Unable to extract a clear event or person. reads as miscellaneous scraps.
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Agricultural Department
Pittsbore
Slrendy
Sidbe
Lis Anguishaoa
Caneeto
Mkes
Rosebrary
Carnagis Foundation
Guttin
Poets Descendants Dinner Sparks Literary Debate
An odd proposal gathers descendants and collateral relatives of Elizabethan, Restoration, and 16th 17th century poets to dine in homage to English poetry. Critics warn such reunions tolerate no real stake, since they share lineage but little direct connection to the works celebrated.
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Hog Samfe Stuart
Bilton
Elizebether
Rulers With Many Titles In European Monarchies
A historical overview notes that the British sovereign bears a comparatively short style while European rulers accumulate numerous titles. It contrasts Edward VII’s official names with longer styles used by the German Emperor, the Sultan of Turkey, and others who claim multiple sovereignties and regions.
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Europe
Edward Wil
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Queen Victoria
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Austria
Turkey
Sultan
Ithokhan
Lordey
Barth
Mohammed
Spain
Portugal
Jerusalem
Oth
Galicia
Hela
Gibraltar
East Indies
Madrid intrigues and banker ties shaping European royal moves
The article surveys Don Jaime’s cautious stance amid cardinal pressure and papal mediation toward a royalist line in Spain, noting potential marriage alliances and the pope’s role. It details Count Raphael Cahen d Anvers and family finances linking Paris banking to Italian state affairs, plus a local New York anecdote of a plumber arresting a stage performer.
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Phas
Don Jaime
Vatican
Ton Ihiros
Alfonso XII
Meurid
Royal House
Word
Eiepublicana
Cardinas
Tuni
Spain
Carnate
Madrid
Isaig
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Uberai
Canalejas
Alfonso
Jany
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Frohadorf
Austria
Europa
Frohsdorf
Venice
San Jaime
House of Hapsburg
Merry Dei ‘Vol
Loul
Bavaria
Raphael Caben
Mile. Labrousse
Opera Coroique
Cohen
Moereta
Hubert
Victor Emmanuel II
Cahen
Healy
Cavour
Victor Emmanuel
Antwerp
Merida
Torre Alan
Marquide DE Fontenoy
Gopyedeht
Brewbpoad Company
Census Taker Preparations Stir Currier Readers
The Louville Couriersour notes census takers will soon visit households to collect data. It stresses accuracy and courtesy, explains the bureau’s goal beyond mere enumeration, and urges respondents to cooperate as confidentiality is maintained. Also discussed are old songs and fashion notes amid regional newspaper columns. The piece includes cultural reminiscences and a Montreal church event preview.
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Census Bureau
United States
Uncle Sam
Ince Sam
Biew York Frame Notes on Resolutions and Manners
A garbled excerpt from a 19th century column discusses avoiding rash resolutions, a debate on flirtation and virtue, and the challenge of following advice. It mentions a newspaper agricultural note by a man who dislikes plucking pumpkins from haystacks and offers aphorisms on temperance and prudence.
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Sformer
Q Man
Confused Fragments Reflect Odd Chicago News Snips
A choppy paragraph from the Chicago News blends marital musings and odd proverbs. It discusses weddings, a widowed loved one, and a boy with grandmothers, all in fractured lines with unclear context and stray phrases.
Views of Visitors on Alaska Race and World Affairs
In Nome the Willard is abuzz over the Alaskan sweepstakes risk with a purse of 10 000 and dogs from malamutes to huskies. Alaska figures loom large in Texas growth and San Francisco’s bid to host the Panama Canal exposition amid postquake recovery. Washington visitors discuss census impact and cross border ties with Canada as Britain contemplates a new parliament.
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Alpert ‘Fink
Nome
Willard
Fink
Wick
Alaska
Neme
Lord Fox Ramsey
Texas
W. P. Hobby
Beaumont
Tex
Releigh
Aarness
Missouri
de Ghia
Couran
Empire
Ben Adchem
San Francisco
Washington
Robert T. Devin
United States
Pacife
Counry
Paname Canal
Pacific
Avlantle
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
London
Doubts Rise Over Dr Hilprecht Research Claims
The article questions Dr Hilprecht's notes on artifacts from the temple library of Nippur. It cites Dr J P Peters of New York challenging the sources and significance of artifacts, noting Peters doubts Hilprecht would submit to peer judgment, preferring college circles.
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Opinon Ag
Hiprécht
Bryn Wer Genet Eingreaver
der ‘Tohue Hopkins
Telversity
Yn Clary
Yale
Aistrast
Reatura
Hilprecht
Templebrary
Nippur
Jona’ P. Peters
New York City
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Dr. Hilprécht
American Oriental Society
Debating graft and theft in a store wage era
A manager condemns cheap graft and broad dishonesty in business. He recounts a case of a young man padding car fare accounts by four figures daily, costing the firm money for years. The speaker urges employees to report theft, tying it to duty and ownership of the company’s welfare.
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Eallegtor
Grouder
Bad Jong
Sven
Employes
Cass
Anoiher
Antis Leader Trane W Sheldon Lectures Against Women’s Rights
In New Wor Tloned a noted Antis speaker and master lectured on home life arguing a wife’s place is in the home. She described how other women oppose suffrage while supporting marriage and family duties, contrasting different views on women’s roles.
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New Wor
Troy
Rome
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