Toe Wlashinaten Post. Publication Office Peaneyivanta Ate
A long OCR fragment describes a Washington news page with references to subscription rates, naval policy, industry, and Senator Perkins. It mentions teams of subscription, daily and Sunday editions, and postal details. The piece surveys naval expenditure, American steel industry growth, wages, and the defense economy as a basis for patriotism and peace, with Perkins arguing for ongoing naval buildup and construction to sustain American industry.
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Carrer
Washington
Alexandria
Mall
Sfocond Naval
Genege
Derkina
Californa
Cain Ee Senate
Great Britain
Senate
Txainpe Gees Te Lab
Amner
Ina
Enled
Leen
Marvelus
Americi Steel
Bom
Skkoana
Ren and Steel
Wiley
Vallerize
Owas Senate
Perkins
United States Navy
California
Piskers
The Pacific War and Federal Reform Debate 1908
A garbled 1908 newspaper page discusses international tensions with Japan and China, U S policy in Asia, and domestic political shifts. It mentions Presidentward aims, the Democratic and Republican platforms, and the upcoming campaign with Bryan and Roosevelt era dynamics.
New Political Party Divide Shapes Brooklyn Elections
The Brooklyn Eagle analyzes a surge in third party sentiment as the National Independence party gains influence. It argues Republicans face disaffection among 24 years of county voters and that the contest may hinge on support for a Rooseveltian policy rather than Taft or Bryan. The piece notes unrest across masses and the potential for a radical shift in the 1912 election landscape.
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Jun
William Wehby
Reedom
Theodore Poosevely
Waluim
Jfryan Couol
Douchess Gor Johnson
Judge Gras
Senatir
Culberson
Wr Bryan
Bryan
Jardge Parker
Aise
Mpi
oBryin
Nuige Parker
Denier
Democratic Party
Innet
Julius Chipbere
Brooklyn Eagle
Nja Willot
Tomi
Taft
Esac
Tits Repibie
United States
Carey
Cary Ty
Jane
Hip Quest
Roy
Ibuertis
Rhs
Republican Party
Repibicans
Walser
Sen
Judge Walser
MOST ANCIENT CONDIMENT THE PART THAT MUSTARD HAS PLAYED
A fragmentary historical note on mustard as an ancient condiment used for digestion and medicine. It traces its global spread from Solomon’s era to Norman and Anglo Saxon times, notes the practice of using the inside of seeds, and describes production methods and adulteration with flour, salt, vinegar, and horseradish.
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New York
Solomons
Hieaveon
Mike
McKinley
Meloni
Hal Heer
Nemmnarea
Moo Gesertroin Seareing
Vila Sistey
Ohio
AL Geasner
Tho
Danuam
Gessner
Nce
Sagan
Harriman Roosevelt Rift Rumors Stir Wall Street Circles
The piece claims Edward Harriman plans retirement only if opposition fades while Roosevelt faces friction over cabinet prospects. It alleges White House and 120 Broadway tensions, hints at post presidency placements, and notes wealth among senators and representatives, including Aldrich Watt Bulkley Hale Tadge and Crim in a speculative tone.
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New York Journal
Commerce
Edward H Harriman
Harriman
Reosolvelt
Flarrhoan
Roosevelt
United States
Harrimains
Theodore Roose
White House
Broadway
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
House
New England
Aldrich and Wattmore
Rhode Island
Bulkley
Connecticut
Proctor
Vermont
Hale
Maine
Massachusetts
Turtle as watchdog in immigration tale from Colombia
A passenger from Savindl Colombia arrived with a turtle he claimed showed higher intelligence than ship officers. The turtle slept outside the stateroom and acted as a watchdog, while officials later sent the man back to Colombia. Other items mention a downtown office move causing a crowd to gather, and a London Daily Mail note on cigarette consumption rising in England and changing pipe and cigar use.
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Fishing Gazette
Savindl
Colombia
Immigration Bureau
Elis Island
Tiese
Knox Turtles
Weil
London Daily Watt
England
Rare Gothic statues found in New York Met Museum
From the New York Herald report a cache of torn Gothic statues from French cathedrals arrived at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Discovered by American sculptor George Gray Farman while touring France, the works include a life-size Virgin and Child from central France and a fifteenth century saint. The stones, weathered and vine-worn, survived centuries and looms of antique dealers, now exhibited as early Gothic artifacts of great historical value.
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New York Herald
Barnerds
France
Ia Drperles
Wit
Villeacy France
Lived After Hanging Recitations of Surviving Executions
Recounts numerous cases of people revived after hangings in Britain and Ireland. Accounts include Inetta ve Balaban spared after a 3 o'clock suspension, a Swiss man revived after thirteen hangs, Annie Green at Oxford in 1660, Mrs Cope eight years later, Margaret Dickson in Edinburgh 1721 known as Half hanged Mage, and others in Tyburn Cork and Shrewsbury.
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Law
Prom
London
Henry Hi
Inetta Ve Balaban
Annie Green
Oxford
Mrs Cope
Margaret Dickson
Edinburgh
Dickson
Smith
Tyburn
Whilam Buell
Tondon
Cork
Richard Johnson
Shrewsbury
Retired Matador Becomes Seattle Sailor Gavilan Story
A Spanish matador Gavino Gavilan, now a common sailor in Seattle, left bullfighting after longshoreman work and a romantic rejection. He reportedly quit the ring after losing nerve in a bull encounter and cannot speak English.
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Tacuma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Senor Gavina
Hhs
Gavilan
Raw Oysters and Typhoid Fever Debate
Dr C G Betentine of New York argues doubt about a single typhoid case from raw oysters. He notes some traces to raw shellfish but disputes expert theories. An opposing doctor claims raw oysters, eaten fresh from the shell, may be highly healthful and protective, far surpassing cooked varieties.
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C Gatentine
New York
Nennert
Shyeidlan
Ferocious Kansas Rats At Rauscher Market Spook Night Walkers
In an implausible scene near the Rauscher meat market at the Seventh and Commercial corner, large rats roam the sidewalk. They appear big as cats and, though not crowding the street, disrupt foot traffic and frighten women and girls who must pass that stretch at night.
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Commercial
Rauscher Meat Market
Seventh
Seventh Avenue
Clock Tower For Colgate Soap Works In New York
A large Seth Thomas tower clock is being built for Colgate Soap Company in Tromaston New York. The dial will be 37 feet in diameter and the minute hand 20 feet long with a 40 pound weight. Four candle power lamps line the edge. The minute hand travels 20 inches per minute, about 3.2 miles a week. The hour hand is 15 feet long, the hour bell weighs 18 pounds, and etc weights are required to operate the mechanism.
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Winted
Herod
Seth Thomas Clock Company
Tromaston
Colgate Soap Company
New York
Son of Marquis on Ticket of Leave drama shocks Victorian society
A long report chronicles the release on ticket of leave of Lord William Nevill, son of the Marquis of Abergavenny, amid scandal. It details a swindle case involving a pawnbroker, and traces the Murrietta banking family, royal connections, and ensuing public disgrace. The piece weaves in lineage to Plantagenet kings, mentions Eridge Castle, and notes the marital troubles of the Abergavenny heirs including Rose and Violet, twin daughters entangled in divorce cases.
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William
Abargavenns AG
Frank Murrietta
Amenca
Anthony Diesel
Tillanes
Barkng House of
Murietta
Marquis de
Parkhurst
Isle of Wight
Ling Low
Iberty
Ay Ag
Jewelis
Ant
Articha
Sanu
Tady Wilkens
Tad William
Pohes
Lord Nevill
House of Murrietta
Spain
Murfietta
Baron Hirsch
Marquis de Santurce
Carlton House Teiact
Tondon
Willam Waldorf
Abergave
Lord Williams
Spender Clay
Wiliam Nevill
Hunt
Lord Abergaverny
Willams
Abergavenny
Aberghenny
Conservative Union
Machine Am England
Loch Heaconsted
Lord Salishiry
London
Betln
Atlinagh
Lord Abergavenn
Parwich
Bulwer Jaton
Nevis
Edward Neal
Meher
John of Gaunt
Edward III
Plantagenet
Willam Nell
Edward Nevill
Hergavenny
Bergavenny
Wiliam Beauchamp
Neront
Bergpaventy
Neville
James
Nevill Hall
Earl of Townes
Rose
Violet
Earl Cowley
Robert Middleton
Chirk Castile Denbigh
Countess of Crowley
John Leigh
Dare of
Cottenham
He Brentgood Company
Hearts and Evolution Debate Stirred by Galloway Sebastian Case
The article discusses Galloway Sebastian of Wolf Taunts, recently released from Lexington hospital after a chest wound. It notes X rays showing a heart near the stomach and ponders whether his heart could be displaced, raising questions about anatomy and the debate on political party virtues and evolution theories.
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Galloway Sebastian
Flexington
Sebastin Wes
Bill Lodge
Sebasian
Political Echoes In Wisconsin Amid Taft Bryan Debate
In Wisconsin a spontaneous talk of national politics stirs as factions discuss Taft and Bryan. Philipp of Milwaukee prompts remarks on administration support and Japan China policy. Local observers note shifts in sentiment among Republicans and the public’s appetite for a decisive campaign.
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Wisconsin
Philipp
Milwaukee
Lumbern
Carmen
Raleigh Ladught
Putle
Aken
Panima Wanel
Stan
Iim
Tev Hughes
Uke
Cannon
Renis
Senaor Foraker
Bryan Will
Philip
Lusiness
Republi
Reyna Cans
Lam Ernst
Passaic Cat License Controversy Draws Indignation
Residents in Passaic clash over proposed cat licensing, with protests and claims about overreach. A local meeting aired frustrations as opponents warn licenses could follow city lines, while others emphasize humane control and public order amid a backdrop of scarce resources. The piece also notes rural contrasts and references to apple pie prices and farming costs as populist anecdotes.
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Thomas
Varia
Passac
Ans
Otter
Reflections of a Bachelor from Trem the es Lork Press
A fragmented historic page combines a monologue on relationships with political excerpts. It blends social commentary on men and women with an account of Fifteenth District politics and Taft Roosevelt faction views, plus a long digression on President McKinley and a photojournalist anecdote.
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Panama
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Mtte
Lothor
Ethel Sines
Japan
Tome and Chat Wada
Mancha
Epenan
Orlert
Pepin
Africa
Cortileras
Jeff Bat
Galnute
Joe Spimard
Nirus Chen
Ratin
Wits Wien
Tm Lane
Holt White
Europe
Arors
Rolard Mansfeld
Artein Jamen
Esaludor
Saetal
Great Central Bank
Savings Bank
Thor
Newson
St Louis
Reston Globe
Heraard Bhan
New York University
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
New Jersey
F Dumont Smith
Kansas
Pan
Clanese
America
Thas
Moving Picture Trust
Harriman and Roosevelt
Theeveland
Marquis
Ameran
Childen
Mcle
J Horner
Dame Dashion
Passaic
Enery
Moma
Congress
Obin
Disiuet UK
Toraker
Dove
Foraker
Heman G Dawe
Dimes
Jeyer
Wallington
Tevee
Marie Maple
al Uv
Torate
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Belic
Taft Mill
Chicago
Gina
Toosevelt
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