Pan Germany and US policy loom in era of war fears
The editorial discusses pan German expansion and the dangers of a German empire, alongside American law enforcement and presidential leadership. It critiques policy, cites Theodore Roosevelt era rhetoric, and reviews future prospects of global power shifts and domestic crime prevention.
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Tilly
Wallenstein
Witlam
Sanday
Xuch
South Americe
Carlovingian Empire
Remittances and Mail Terms at Washington Post Co
A fragmented notice outlines remittance methods including drafts checks post office outlets and registered letters payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington D C entered at the post office in Washington D C Published August 21 1907 references PACL BLOCK Hartford Defiding and assorted typographical errors.
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Washington Post Co
Washington, D.C
Washington, D. C
New York
Fetiron Ballayng
PACL
Managae
Chiasne Ofer
Hartford
BLOC
Let The Post Follow You Washingtonians
Readers moving from Washington should ensure The Post follows them so they stay informed about the Capital's affairs. The paper offers prompt delivery to any part of the country and accepts orders by mail or telephone.
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Taft May Appoint Edwards War Secretary for War Post
Washington correspondent notes Taft may name Gen. Clarence H. Edwards to head the War Department. Edwards, longtime aide to Root, has steered the bureau of insular affairs through rapid growth and Philippine duties. Born in Cleveland, he rose from West Point to lieutenant colonel in volunteers.
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The Dream Man Visits In Quiet Night Dreams
Fragmentary poem imagery describes a dream man entering a room with bags of bloom and rivers of ornament, shadows hiding blu air, melodies of Dirda and other figures, a purple foot and vivid fruit and roses. The piece conveys night visit wonder and surreal detail.
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Baltimore
Sean
Dirda
Centenarian Vorceptor Voices on Youth and Duty
Mrs. Johanna Harper Brown, 106, laments modern habits and openwork attire while praising hard work and large families. She recalls starting work at nine and warns against late nights and too much dancing as she faces the end of life. Brown, long-time resident from Mortress, says her husband died 33 years ago and she has many descendants.
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Philadelphia Evening ‘Telegraph
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Colere
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Will Jennings
Ana
Ruth Bryan
Iiles
Tooth a mae Out Isranville Boy In Nose Toothache Incident
A man in Isranville faced a severe toothache with no dentist nearby. He wrapped tins around the tooth then tied a string to a wheel to pull it, causing a dramatic tumble from a moving cart. The event ended with the horse stopping and the man uninjured but shaken. A second note warns of the deadly creek fly near the Rio Grande, described as dangerous and brownish with a heavy bite. Local Mexicans and cowboys fear the insect as it bites like a snake and can cause rapid illness.
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J. A. Beiterman
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Tex
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Unileva
Corin
Lord Ashtown and Ireland's parliamentary vote saga
A lengthy piece links Lord Ashtown to Ireland's bid for political independence, recounting his role in the 1790s debates and the controversy over the Parliament's fate. It traces the Trench family lineage, noting connections to Clancarty and Raphoe, and details modern aristocratic ties to British and German nobility, including the Hochbergs and the Pless ducal line.
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Gurbally
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Duckens
Ony
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Herengland
Kaiser
Chamber of Commerce
New York
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America
Count Fritz Henry Hochberg
Lora Fermoy
Plesa
Pless
Henry
Anhalt
William
Chang “Eslier
St. Hubert
Msuzally
Corps
St. Hurbert
Fragmentary wartime ditty hints at unnamed event
The readable scraps mention a person named Batt and a vague plunge remark, but the context and details are too fragmentary to identify the event, participants, or location. Further readable text would be needed to establish a coherent news item.
Roosevelt and Hughes in unclear political stand off
A New York World dispatch details rumored strains between Governor Hughes and President Roosevelt. It notes the State committee’s tepid Hughes endorsement, reports on Keep’s rise with Roosevelt backing, and suggests Hughes may be distant from the president amid convention horse trading and factional splits.
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Eush
Taft
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Parsons
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Sphinx
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Dutton
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Republcan
The Wind Speaks Of Industry And War
A lyrical vent evokes the wind as a force of nature and conflict. It contrasts classical storms with modern steam, noting the sea and ships, and the wind laments not being in control of industrial warfare today. The piece blends mythic imagery with modern power.
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Ateam
Old Wind
Holiday Heart and Exercise Advice from Philadelphia Record
Dr Seleeby argues holiday exercise should be balanced not extreme. He warns that overindulgence may strain the heart, especially in the elderly, while mild activity preserves fitness and promotes sleep and appetite. The piece blends public health note with holiday reflections and a weather report snippet.
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Across the Continent by Boat from Pasadena Pioneers
Joseph Giddings and J. Walter Corwin of Pasadena start a three month voyage in a nineteen foot racing boat with a two horsepower engine. They launch here, ship aboard the George W. Elder to Astoria, then sail a route via Columbia and Saskatchewan waters to the Mississippi and Hudson, aiming for Buffalo and New York.
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Drowning Escape on Lake Becomes Narrow Save
Dr B C Chandler and a dozen friends narrowly escaped disaster when a swordfish pierced the boat Bea Gut on Long Lake south of Alton Ohio. The vessel grounded after the water flooded in, two women fainted, and the fish was reported as five and a half feet long, one of the largest seen locally.
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Long Lake
Naval inspection tour aims to improve efficiency in navy yards
Representative George E Amond leads a Navy Affairs Committee trip to inspect East Coast yards starting Norfolk. He emphasizes cost cuts and uniform methods, plans conferences with commandants, and opposes excessive entertainment as part of a bid for economy.
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