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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1911

Page

36

Mexican Mutual Colonization League scheme collapses after roguish profits fail

A detailed tale tracks a fraudulent land scheme led by a Mr Puffkins and partners including Sal, offering 20 acres per stock, staged ads, fake visas, and forged government endorsements. Investors flood in, but a country newspaper notice and victim protests trigger a regional backlash, ending with Sal receiving collective aid from fellow dupes.

Willig. JC William Mexico Michoacan Mexican National Greaser el Paso Morelia Paso Washington United States Lbrary Rattroatsy Sal Mexican Mutual Colonization Puffkins Mr. Peterkins Mr. Peterkina Pacific Coast Anghor Peterkins Puftkin Iue Chicago Posey County Puffking Tnion Station Absure Kansas Town Kansas Partkins

Fenian Leader Rossa Sees Ireland Free By Fight Not Peace

An aged Fenian, Jeremiah O Donovan Rossa, living on a New York terrace, reflects on centuries of Irish struggle, prison ordeals, and exile. He defends dynamite as a tactic, recalls brutal imprisonment, laments English rule, and recalls Julien Andy’s funeral as a spark for his cause while gazing at the Statue of Liberty.

New York Harbor Les Linn Robert Emmet John Mitchell Daniel O’connell Glasnevin John Boyle O'Reilly Charles Stuart Parnell Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa England Rossa Ireland Tingland Parnell Redmond Kaffirland Zululand Gladstone Palmerston Himeelf Macaulay New Zealand London Bridge St. Paul's Tye Julien Andy Lse Dublin United States Fenians Irish People Cakum All England Parliament Tower of London Lord Cavendish Thomas Burke Phoenix Park Tom Davis Thomas Moore Jillen Andy Thead Andy Jillen Callahan Hell Leinster Ulster Munster Connaught Staten Island Hudson

Antiquity of tobacco predates Americas discovery

A philologist suggests tobacco use existed in ancient Medes and Persians smoking narghiles, with Greeks and Romans possibly smoking in colonies. In the Malay Archipelago cigars and cigarettes date far back before Columbus. The term cigar may derive from the Arab sakara meaning smoke.

Europe America Malay Archipelago West Indies

Curious Lawsuit From Constantinople Trials

A Turkish woman who was operated on for an appendectomy at the request of Abdul Hamid sues the court physician for damages. The surgeon performed the operation using a poor patient as a test in the sultans presence, the woman surviving but later seeking redress after the Young Turks came to power.

New York Press Missouri Abdul Hamid Constantinople Abdul Arst Cme

Journalistic Style Debate At The Metropolitan Opera

J Henderson recounted a tale from an old teacher who valued simple clear writing. The servant who sent a letter claimed her diction came from never writing a word she cannot spell.

New York Telegraph J. Henderson Metropolitan Opera

Mascots of Royalty

Detroit Free Press notes royal superstitions with trinkets for the Queen of England and royal princesses. A seashell mounted in gold from Sandringham, a gold pig from Marienbad, a withered sprig of white heather, and a coal bangle are linked to royal romance and personal beliefs.

Detroit Free Press England Sandringham Prince George Edward Marienbad Mary Patricia Balmoral Victoria

Netsukis Said To Bring Luck To Stock Exchange Mint

A Tatler note claims a Stock Exchange member bought an old Japanese Netsuke and luck returned after a months drought. He earned £500 on a deal and bought a second charm. Netsukes, carved from ivory wood or bone, are heirlooms tied to Japanese families as interest grows amid renewed belief in their luck. Special Netsuke items include a Dutchman motif and a monkey in a fool’s cap.

Tatler The Stock Exchange

Dictionary of English etymology reveals language’s wars and myths

A professor favors an English dictionary, arguing language preserves the past. The piece traces how common words embed myths, gods, wars, and ancient trials linking modern speech to paganism, astrology, crusades, and Roman and Greek roots across many fields and ages.

New York Boston Mars Mercury Tantalus Hell

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