Washington Post 1908 Talk on Money Panic and Politics
The piece describes a February 14 1908 Washington Post front section with discussion of money panic fears and political figures including Roosevelt Hughes and Taft style debates. It references national economic conditions and the impact on markets, railroads, and state governance amid a broader critique of policy.
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G Paul Block Atsnager
Coxey redi vives plan for nationwide bonds and money issue
The article discusses Gen. Coxey remobilizing his followers at Mount Vernon to push a proposal that states and municipalities be allowed to issue bonds without interest, with government deposits and paper money equal to face value, criticizing Bryan and linking to broader political turmoil and economic ideas. It references current tariff debates, Wall Street conditions, and assorted political commentary on Coxeyism and fiscal policy.
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Famous Paintings On The Market In Europe
The article notes noble collections being sold for money, mentioning the Duke of Sutherland selling masterworks including Rubens and Veronese after moving works from Trentham, Dunrobin, and Stafford House to make room. It references royal entrances and auctions, historic houses, and attributed sales amid a broader trend of antiquities entering the market.
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Reflections of a Bachelor and Social Satire Echoes
A long, fragmentary reminiscence blends portraits of Sir Ralph Lopes and Punch caricatures with a history of the Lopes baronetcy in Britain. It notes longevity, family ties to the Devonshire line, and early 19th century wit, including Sir Massey Lopes’s descendants and political roles. The piece shifts to 1808 copyright notes and a New York press quip about gender expectations and flirtation, ending with trial echoes of social behavior.
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Density of population in New York and transit boost
The piece notes New York City density far exceeds London Chicago and others, with Manhattan over 10000 people per square mile. It discusses subway tunnels and bridges to ease congestion, urging broader metro distribution while acknowledging slums and ongoing urban reform, and ends with a rural pig incident unrelated to the main topic.
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A Thousand Years Ago In Quiet Dawn
A reflective poem contemplates timelessness and identity in a dawn scene by a stream. The speaker questions whether they are the same self across vast ages, feeling ancient incense, distant lips, and a perennial charm that repeats through history. The mood is tranquil and dreamlike.
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Penla of Hasty Rising and Dr Savary’s Wakeful Warning
A fragmentary historical note debates a rising man’s vitality and the risks of sudden morning exertion. It cites Dr Savary of Paris linking abrupt activity and cold water to ailments, including rheumatism, and contrasts old practices with modern medicine’s push toward natural, enlightened care.
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Jesse James Revolver Found Near His Former Home
St Joseph patrolman Wilson found an old revolver in a large fruit can on a hill behind Jesse James former residence during a search for a cave. The Colt, marked patented 191 Wlson believes the gun belonged to Jesse James and is highly valuable.
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Tales Told by Teeth From London
Teeth are not bones but develop from the skin. Enamel is the hardest animal substance and accounts for teeth being indestructible. Teeth reveal an animal’s identity and diet, with variation across species from elephants to snails, sharks, snakes, and reptiles.
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Laughing at trouble and a deadly parlor match legacy
Laughter lifts burdens and chases gloom as a reminder to smile through trouble. The column discusses the deadly parlor match causing fires and deaths, especially among women and children, urging safer materials and fireproofing.
Chats of Visitors to the Capital
A crowded Washington lobby scene features Col Cody recalling West Show ties and the Yuunn American imagination. Senators and military officers listen as Cody and others discuss Indian policy, leadership, and Roosevelt era politics in a vivid, disjointed reminiscence.
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