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19 Apr 1908

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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1908

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4

Land of Mikado Faces Acute Financial Crisis in Japan

Tokyo March 14 The article analyzes Japan’s worsening internal finances and the policy of nationalization and promotion that has drained capital and increased debt. It notes rising taxes, heavy interest, drifting credit, and skepticism toward government-led expansion while Western funds shy away from Japanese securities.

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Hughes Second Choice for Republican Fans Says Gen Woodford

In a long New York interview Gen Stewart Lyndon Woodford recalls Charley Hughes from law office days and explains why Hughes is the second choice of Taft Cannon Fairbanks and Knox factions. He cites Hughes life‑insurance prosecutions as evidence of readiness and public duty and notes Hughes’s appeal to young men and his nonpartisan stance toward the legislature.

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Hughes Gen. S. L. Woodford James B. Morrow New York Charles Evans Hughes Stewart Lyndon Woodford Trughes League of the United States Charley Charles Chailey Gov Hughes Wermsford Brown University Walter S Carter Carter Laden Bluwhes Hughes League of the Bradley Willson Kentucky Cummins Iowa Warner Missouri Metcalf Navy Gen. Woodford Charley Hughes Republicans of Hearst Gov Taft Fairbanks Knox Ufe Exse Gen Woodford Pacific Penobscot Gav Hughes Gov. Dwlughes Commonwealth Finghest Cornel University Veus Wienharley Faraven Charlet Cornel Gay Hughes Gen Woodford Bradstreet Dan Connecticut Seward Lincoln L Abraham Lincoln Washingston Tedsou Lincoln Alheaus Washington Wo Ridge
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Coupon boom waning in tobacco trade, observes analyst

A trade investigator notes coupons redeemable for merchandise such as silverware and dry foods are declining in tobacco purchases. He cites lower redemption rates, especially among women, and says consumer interest fades as retailers drop premiums and trading stamps lose value.

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Collin Reckwood A NY photographer dies after heart issue

A fragmented OCR piece reports Collin Reckwood, a renowned New York City photographer, died two days ago from a heart-related issue. The oddly garbled text mixes war era references, Masonry, poker tales, and other disjointed notes, with no clear corroborated facts.

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