The Post follows Washingtonians leaving city for home
The Washington Post urges readers to notify carriers or send orders to keep postal and subscription service accurate as residents depart the city. It discusses postal frauds, government reform, and the need for a vigilant opposition party to curb corruption in federal departments.
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Portsmouth
Prominent Tornado of Atlantic City Trusts on Bathing Decree
The piece recounts a chaotic fairgoer tale of inflated charges at a lawn fete, a failed romance due to debt, and a mayoral ban on certain bathing suits in Atlantic City. It describes a comic sequence with a sign about the Mayor’s Decree and a dubious “Mage of Mystery” show.
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Reflections of a Bachelor in a Tarnished Parody
Fragmented lines present a playful monologue on marriage and work, contrasting a bachelor’s view with domestic duty. It hints at miscommunication and social expectations, mentioning a husband seeking time and a wife’s perceptions. The garbled OCR leaves key details unclear but suggests a humorous reflection on relationships.
Spain's Crusade Against the Duel and Bonaparte Links
A fragmented retrospective notes Spain's anti duel movement tied to chivalry and religion, mentions Agdinat and the Catholic Church, and traces connections to the Bonaparte family. It details Jerome Bonaparte, Eugenie, and Napoleon III amid legitimacy debates, and references Arctic treasure and naval matters.
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Misa Blix
Abeth Patterson
Westphalia
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Terome
Wea Liallan
Nepgleen III
Lucien Bonaparte
Taft views on Philippines aid extension and trade
A Taft era column argues expansionists seek empire for profit, not civilization, warning that American rule in the Philippines rests on money, not moral duty. It critiques naval buildup, predicts British alliance as stabilizing, and believes true trade grows from productive capacity at home. The piece questions pacific ambitions and calls for focusing on domestic development.
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Dr Salmon Under Fire In Government Graft Probe
The article argues graft allegations in the Agriculture and related bureaus involve Dr D E Salmon and others. It accuses Salmon of prior partnership with a firm awarded contracts and questions his restraint and discipline by Secretary Wilson. It cites bids, a souvenir publication, and calls for accountability and ongoing disclosures.
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No Came for Alarm in Veranda Conspiracy Tale
Fragmented European and American chatter mixes romance quarrel on a veranda with a comic line about new shoes and a penny-pinching moment. The column references Portsmouth peace talk and a Washington settlement, with light satire on the alliteration and historic implications.
Well Supplied in Courts and Hotels
A fragment from Detroit and Chicago papers hints at a talk shop scene with a talking machine and a hotel patronized by ladies. It notes a quarrel over foreordination and free will, plus a preacher declaring clarity from a sermon delivered weeks earlier.
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Adam's Fail and the Garden of Chorus in a Cleveland Leader item
An odd school scene unfolds with a Sunday teacher and children in a Garden of Chorus of Punfits. A Philadelphia Press note quotes a quarrel over money as Luschman laments having no two cents, blaming himself for the apparent misfortune.
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Money to Burn and Lightning Strike Tale from Tarrytown
A patientless fragment describes a man in Tarrytown counting money during a thunderstorm when a lightning flash scorched notes from his hand. Local cites Nebraska superstition about showers and a cryptic comment about trust creation by miniwickers.
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Visitors hear trade views and political talk at Raleigh
In the Raleigh lobby last night, visitors heard British woolen maker Alfred Gill expound on free trade and tariffs noting Americans' high costs and monopolies. He argued Britain favored free trade but warned against protectionism and praised Roosevelt and Cannon while promoting economic reform.
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