Nation Archives Excerpt and Tariff Debate Highlight 1912
A mixed Washington Post page fragment covers subscription terms, then shifts to 1912 debates. It notes no profit tariff arguments and cites Charles M Schwab and Bethlehem steel, detailing Underwood's tariff stance and potential effects on industry and labor. The piece references the Brussels talks and Turkish territorial questions in a peacemaking context.
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Charles M Schwabs
Senate Finance Committee
Clerman Laderwood
Allegheny Mounture
Bethlehem Steel Works
Undernoods Committee
Cain
Charles M Schwab
Collange
Bethlehem
Solin
Palmer
Senate
House
Advertising the Churches and World Peace Debate
The article surveys religious advertising ethics and outlines how church notices urge sharing gospel messages globally. It notes Italy’s stance in a broader peace movement, debating participation in a union, and criticizes Italy’s wartime conduct and its impact on prestige among Christian European nations.
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Nowsa
Toyhow
Toaper
Thaly Ointa
Turkey
Aterpar al Ntary
Advantans
Tate
Artnet Os
Eitex
Italy
Europe
Return of the Maine Relics Remind Nation of Heroic Sailors
The article recalls the sinking of the Maine and the sacrifice of its crew, noting relics like the 18,900 pound mast will become a monument at Arlington. Bodies of the dead seamen will be shipped from Havana aboard a battleship, to be buried at Arlington as the mast is displayed above their graves. Congress approved distribution of relics to municipalities and survivors, but limited quantities may be available.
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Cay
Maine
Leonidas
Washington
Congress
Arlington
Havana
Milne
Aod Rocletien
Poont Gov Burke
North Dakota
Threll
Rome
Gustav Uohentolie
Ae Soy
Modena
Tls
Aichguke
Francis Ferdinand
House of Este
Pirro Ligollo
Cartinal
Hippolite d
Francis Ferainanda
Liszt
Prince Hohenrohe Makouie de Fontenot
Educational Backing Work Promotes Honest Banking Values
A fragmented editorial urges the American Institute of Banking to extend its educational reach beyond big cities. It argues that true banking serves the nation’s resources, warns against Wall Street influence, and calls on young bankers to foster honest practices to secure future industry and national prosperity.
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Raymond B Cox
Institute
Bluad
Raymond Nye
American Institute of Banking
Wall
United States
American Banking Institute
Amanghess
Ftre
Mpossthi
Speen
Wall Street
Metloda
Morex
Instium
Money Devil Abroad and King Georges New Remembrancer
A sprawling 19th century style column mixes political finance satire with royal appointment gossip. It notes Sir John MacDonnell becoming King’s Remembrancer and outlines the ancient duties, court ceremonies, and royal offices, while weaving in global finance intrigues and political controversy surrounding the money trust and figures like Bryan Harvey and Hetty Green.
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King Georges New Remembrancer
John MacDonnell
James Meller
England
Tweed
Supreme Coursa
Court of Criminal Appeal
Crown Office
John
British Empire
Europe
Plantagenets
Inland Revenue and Treasury Departments
Martina
Lord Mar
Condon
Ife
Monarch
Ani Mimbher
Buckingham Palace
Windeor Castle
Ters Cousehold
St James
Pal le Seni
Boke
Cumberland
Hanover
Arcession
Queen Victoria
Great Fein
Edinare
Ted Boy
Royal
Notshela
Chapel Royal
Shepp
Chaplin
Duke of Cambridge
Tila
He Auke
Esi
Queretaria
Queena Enone
Mata l' Shes
Brookland Seeks Library Branch in Community Drive
A mass meeting at the new Masonic Temple urged establishing a Brookland branch of the Publ Library. Ely, Takoma Park leaders, clergy, and local associations highlighted educational benefits and community effort. The joint committee coordinating the event included Brookland Citizens Association and several local groups.
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Brookland
Masonic
Swelfth
Monroe Streets
SM. Ely
GC Kalffen
Takoma Park
Judge + Symons
Fatber Williams
E C Powers
W O Mujingten
Thomas Musteal
Brookland Brotherhood Quartet
F A Hillman
Brookland Citizens Asagcation
Lee R Wilson
P Benfer
Burnside
Tanaill
Salzman
Brookland Brotherhood
John Wignall
T Bingman
Norwood
Jo L Primm
Drumbaugh
University Heights Citizens Association
Sudge
J Decing
BOF Hutchinson
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Association
S Symons
P J
Cook
J L
Crause
Reichstag Socialists Lose In Quick Vote
Reichstag presidency results show Dr Pater Apalon of the clerical center party elected president defeating August Rete of the social democratic party by 195 votes. Philipp Scheldemann elected first vice president, Hermann Christian Dietrich second vice president, and Dr Hermann Paasche chosen national liberal leader as second vice president, confirming a conservative center alliance majority trend.
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Bern
Pater Apalon
Clerical Center Party
Reichstag
August Rete
Social Democratic Party
Philipp Scheldemann Angeinl
Hermann Christan Dietrich Py
Hermann Paasche
National Liberal
Omerrs
Relristag
The
Center
Naval Academy sees 16 fourth class resign today
Special to The Washington from Annapolis Md reports 16 members of the fourth class resigned from the Naval Academy citing deficiencies in one or more subjects after the recent examination. Names include Fitch of Lautetana Chaplain Evans and Thompson of Virginia Mindsley of Wlastosippi Armistead Hogers Dunbar Rough Reed Cochrane Welch Kirtland Lamotte Valle Deschamps and others. Additional resignations from second and third classes were also announced as actions await.
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Washington
Annapalig
Naval Academy
Adominato
Donald B Fitch
Lautetana
Evans
Webster W Thompson
Virginia
John Mindsley
Wlastosippi Armistead Hogers
Tennessee
John B Dunbar
Texas
John Rough Jr
Michigan
Jonathan D Reed Jr
Lento
Edwin J Cochrane
North Dakota
Wilard Welch
Indiana
RBMH
Wis
Sidney
Judge Dewey Committed to Boston Insane Hospital
Former Judge Henry Dewey of the municipal court was committed to the Boston Insane Hospital after testimony from Linneus Roberts and Edward McLane. He, a brigadier general, appeared in probate court and was ruled mentally unsound and a potential menace to the community. He will be under interment for treatment as proceedings concluded.
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Boston
Henry Dewey
Municipal Court
Boston Insane
Trut Crant
Linneus
Roberts
Eward McLane
Drewe
Dudge
Vsaowates
Mentad
Dewey Crags
Imd
Dewes
Court sustains demurrer to oust six railroads
Supreme Court holds petition by the attorney general insufficient to allege unlawful combination and discriminatory rates against all six railroads in the state. Opinion authored by Justice Monn finds the petition fails to state a charge of restraint or unlawful conduct.
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Supreme Court
Emerson Ct Mo
Cu Win Tolly
Gener
Asaengre
Fringat
Fnler Mronn
Tel
Red Cross Sent Funds to Ailing Individual
A fragment notes Red Cross sent two thousand dollars to a named sufferer, with unclear details about the recipient and cause. The text references a donation event amid humanitarian aid efforts and mentions a personal name and location fragment.
Army Orders List of Officers Placed on Retired Status
Military notices detail officers from various units placed on leaves of absence or retired from service. Capt Wade Te Arpen Ter. Second Lieut Thawas Dew Villitg fireenth tavalre ten dayn seret. Capt Joseph Fo Janda First Infantry. First Lies Iacob Ws Wopst. Majrobett W Rortaqs Ninth. Captain Hill medical corps to Fort Porter. Sgt John Heimback Battery E. Chief Musician John Harris band. Warren Waster artillery. many names appear garbled but indicate retirement actions and subsequent reporting instructions.
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Wade
Thawas Dew
Joseph Fo Janda
Inlea
Gerthe Jn Ae Signal Corp
IACOB
Teantute
Mau Callie
Philip
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Report T
Surg Tim Todman and Surg William Seaman reassigned to support roles in Minnesota and Rhodr, with acting assistant surgeon Hays. Cyclops and Ajax arrive near Guantanamo, with movements from Norfolk and Vicksburg toward Guantanamo, Contato theater noted.
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Todman
Minnesota
William Seaman
Rhodr
Istund
Dscai Hays Reslana Pu
Cyclops
Ajax
Guextanamo Doorplan
Constantinuple Balled
Sedanca
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Vicksburg
Contato Fer
White House Callers Friday Abridges Names in Congress
A list of visitors includes senators Turton CurtiC Warren Moorf Mahet and Antigmy Kiwkaid Moos With from Michigan Neb Pennsylquoke Keases and Maneachuartts Deprezentative Wilder of Transylvania and others who called on February 9 in the capitol.
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Turton
Ohic
Curtic
Faneax
Warren
Pyoming
Moorf
Penmrivtla
Butlfr
Transylvania
Wilder
Antigmy
Keases
Kiwkaid
Nebraska
Moos
Pennsylquoke
With
Michigan
Senate Hearing and Trade Tariff Debate Stalls Committees
The Senate convened as committees held hearings on tariffs affecting Boel products and Latin American participation in a delegation exposition. Phrases describe reconvened efforts, finance committee input, and calls for a money trust probe while army and cavalry details are touched on amid broader budget discussions.
Wiley Dinner Echoes Banquet Notes and Names
A fragmented report on a Wiley Club dinner highlights opening remarks by Charles T Murroe and a menu led misdescriptions. The banquet lists speakers and attendees including Murroe, Henry F E Davis, J F P OW, Justice Wendell P Stafford, Senator Robert J Gamble, and Prof WM Moore among many others.
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Charles T Murroe
Polxajou
Jack Denner
Hare Wo Wiley
Henry FE Davis
Clarice
Charles J Coutknor
Wendell P Stafford
Richardson Walker Russel Tre
Charles Lb Munroe
Robert J Gamble
Wmia L Moore Tohn Foord
Albert Mary H
Arler Kelam
Charles Ret
Marne Ha
James
Hemline
McNilla Chure
Toad
Wil
Henry
Das
Dawee Willam
Jay
Chadtes
Gabett
Tsekare
Swenae
Jon OM
Hopkys
Simson
Stan Rutolat
Kasimar
George
Wendenka
oErn
Phares
Sewell
Ff Miutea
Bo Thorp
Chattoy
Cergy Tutsughan
Percy
Walter Merbitt
Wadsner
Maely Vanzan
RS Wandward
Chinese Women and Hartley Line up for Work Entry
Fragmentary report notes Chinese women and Miss Hartly lining up near a school in Sh time, with references to a LS board and native workers. The piece mentions a Warren Voor crease and possible entry of workers.
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Moss
Hart
al Na Ir Tinel
Diuk
Sh 1
Warren Voor
Miss Hartly
Reflections of a Bachelor in the limerick of life
A fragmented verse piece reflects on poverty and riches, gender roles, and pride. It hints at relationships, parenthood, and social judgment through rough, antiquated phrasing. The text reads as a mused, satirical personal reflection rather than a clear narrative.
Weather Snapshot From Various Cities
Temperatures across multiple locales show varied readings with mentions of frost, wind, and expected daytime highs. Regions referenced include New York Ward, Towne, Moma, and other locations, noting conditions and possible daily changes alongside early morning and late afternoon figures.
Visitors to Capital discuss Taft and Arizona notes
Fragmented chatter recalls President Taft sending a Valentine to Arizona Territory and signaling political maneuvers in the capital. The garbled text hints at elections, appointments, and responses from officials, with repeated references to Taft, Arizona, and political timing.
Fragmentary note on Lahor Leader trial and dates
Fragmented OCR text references a trial or hearing with unclear dates and names. It mentions Lahor Leader, possibly Shon, and a date or event tied to a row or row of text. The passage lacks coherent details to determine outcomes, participants, or locations.
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Dante Aloe
Pointed Paragraphs on Self Knowledge and Social Scenes
A collection of fragmented phrases and sharp opinions covers social behavior and character, warning against enthusiasm without backbone. It mentions strong faces, ignorance, and runaway matches, with scattered place names and dates hinting at public notices or cultural quips from various locales.
Lost Army Officer Gibbes Lakes Disappears From Duty
Second Lieutenant Gibbes Lakes of South Carolina vanished from the United States Army after failing to return to duty. Formerly with the Minnesota Cavalry at Fort Russell Wyoming, he reappeared in St Paul Minnesota around September 14 last year during a leave. Friends suspected foul play or detention for some ulterior reason. Lakes, a native of South Carolina and graduate of the Military Academy, prompted an extended search to locate him.
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Lakes
South Carolina
Forferts
Gibbes Lakes
United States Army
Minth Cavalri
Fort
Russell Wyo
St Paul Minn
Lysses
Offeer
South
Arlina Ang
Ulitary Acatery
Beebe Plain Postmaster Resigns Amid Canada Ties
The postmaster Bayley of Beebe Plain Quebec relocated duties to a Canadian official. Beebe Plain Ottawa route issues cause resignation. The Canadian postmaster shares the same room as the American post office. Bayley kept only four years of salary and time.
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Bayle
Quebec
Bayley
Typhoid in uncooked foods infects restaurants says expert
A surgeon from a medical college warns that uncooked fruits vegetables and hams in eateries may spread typhoid fever. Hospital tests on lettuce and radishes reportedly show the bacterium can survive much longer than expected, with some varieties required days to mature.
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Yesterda Ta Cree
Imder
Tors
Howard University Science Education Marks New Era
President Wilburd Thirkfield foresees a new era in Negro education as Howard University expands science studies. The opening of the hall of manual arts and applied sciences provides the first fine courses in mechanical and electrical engineering for Black students, signaling greater access to technical fields.
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Wilburd Thirkfeld
Howard Universits
Lfe
Thirkield
Fortifications Ordered at Flamenco Island near Panama Canal
War Department orders work on a large fortress on Flamenco Island to guard the Pacific approach to the Panama Canal. The location sits ahead of the canal entrance with the nearest rock outcrop miles distant. Defenses will include reinforced batteries and the heaviest type of beacons and pits for protection against raiders.
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Flamenco Island
Pacific Entrance
Panama Canal
War Department
Canot Entrance
Junit
Dlanenog Island
Senate committee blocks Pan American participation invitation
A Senate committee yesterday opposed President Roosevelt's request for Panama and Latin American nations to join a Pan American exposition in San Diego California. The action delays any invitation and keeps San Francisco as a parallel reference point amid ongoing exhibition plans.
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Senate
San Diego
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