Washington Post style subscription terms and Mexico policy
The notice outlines subscription options by carrier and mail with daily and Sunday terms and varied durations. It then discusses U S economic and financial conditions, European strain, and the need for a revised system, followed by a strong stance on United States involvement in Mexico to support a constitutional government and suppress revolutionary agencies both sides of the border.
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Washington
Alexandria
Mail
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Zapata
Carranza
Villa
de la Barra
Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Medero
Mexican Republic
Fusion politics in Philadelphia under Blankenburg era
Debates over Philadelphia governance under Mayor Blankenburg highlight a three party struggle. Fusion brought a Democrat city solicitor, a Republican council, and reform efforts hampered by cost and partisan clashes, hurting city interests overall.
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New York
Philadelphia
Blankenburg
Council
Upieen
Public Health and Public Safety
Wrankenburg
Csty Sol
Reform
Republican Council
Wall Street View From Inside Warns Of Washington Action
Judge Gary of the steel corporation voices hope in the general situation but fears authorized spokesmen may not fully reflect policy. The Wall Street leaven grows while government action on legislation is awaited. The Wilson Lind meeting appears unsettled though secrecy hints at Mexico concerns and foreign influence impacting Huerta and US policy. The Ship Island conference could mark a turning point in American history.
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Wall Street
Gary
Steel Corporation
Washington
Morgans
Wilson
Lind Apars
Gulf
Chester
Mexico
Lind
Pass Christian
State Department
Lionel Carden
Huerta
London
Paris
Great Britain
Lind’sa
Vera Cruz
Ship Island
Wall Street Skepticism over Morgan Concession Post-Settlement
Wall Street discounts Morgan concession as politics view. Banks, railroads, and industrials tied to Morgan through interlocking directorates see the move as window dressing. Market response is muted while political circles celebrate, with analysts noting multiple Morgan ties to large companies and a cautious trading mood after rapid interlock changes.
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Wall Street
Morgan
Morgan Company
Morem
Pujo
New Haven
Beng
Samuel Untermyer
Stock Exchange
Royals Mourn Princess Leopold in Europe Amid Scandals
European courts mourn Princess Leopold of Hohenzollern at Airingen as her husband Prince Leopold faced Franco-Prussian era tensions. The report recounts royal intrigues in Portugal and Sweden, noting poison deaths, disputed fortunes, and potential inheritance battles involving Queen Dowager Sophia and Swedish princes.
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Europe
Airingen
Leopold of
France
Madrid
Prussia
Spain
William of Prusata
Portugal
Leopold Wos
Maria Della Gloria
Saxe-Coburg
Ferdinand
Maria
Boston
Elise Hensier
New York
Mdia
Peter V
John
Stephanie of
Fortugal
Luis
Lisbon
Notable Works Written in Prison Across Literature
The piece surveys literature shaped by confinement, citing the Prisoner of Chilion misattribution to Byron, Don Quixote and Pilgrim's Progress as imagined jail writings, and poets Thomas Cooper Oscar Wilde and Saint Paul. It notes Stead’s inside-prison editorial achievement and marks prison literature as a poignant record.
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London
Byron
Chilion
Bonnivard
Chillon
Thomas Cooper
Prisen
Reading Jail
Oscar Wilde
Rome
W. T. Stead
Preserving the Bison From Wind Cave and Wichita Herds
A New York Times report recounts a fourteen bison shipment from Bronx Park to Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota to aid conservation. It notes 8 000 pure-blood bison remain in North America, with major herds at Yellowstone, Salt Lake City, Wichita, and other locations, and praises efforts by the American Bison Society.
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New York Times
Bronx Park
Wind Cave National Park
South Dakota
American Hilson Society
United States
Canada
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wichita National Forest
Oklahoma
Montana
Blue Mountain Forest
New Hampshire
Fort Pierre
Wind Cave
National
Perl
Wichita Reserve
Rusk
Rapae Witt
Wichita
American Bison Society
Oklahoma Reserve
Southwest
Reveries of a Married Gentleman satire on matrimony
A satirical fragment argues that marriage is money driven and mocks reforming husbands. It contends older, uglier men are preferable for gains, notes women seek independence, and suggests avoiding meddling in household affairs to keep harmony with the wife. Madison C Peters is cited.
Ugliness and Wisdom in Surprising Debate
A reader argues homely people are not smarter than others and that ugliness is not linked to inferior intellect. The piece questions whether the unbeautiful are more intelligent, suggesting they compensate with sharper perception and persistent pursuit of benefits like fresh air, while noting beauty signals health and lineage.
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New York Times
Cameo and Attic Echoes In Hermann Hagedorn Poem
A fragment from Outlook features Antiques by Conatanca Clarke with attic imagery of raindrops and a lace gown, and a later verse by Hermann Hagedorn meditating on art, dawn, and the universe. The two passages blend nostalgic domestic motifs with grand metaphysical themes.
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Conatanca Clarke
Brodade
Hermann Hagedorn
Bethesda
Language, death, and the French English divide
A fragment from the North American Review contrasts French and English mentalities through language. It argues French is transparent and pictorial, fostering sayable thoughts, while English restrains expression, shaping distinct senses of death and reality. The piece also briefly references golf timekeeping humor.
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Hichard Flaquid
North American Review
Amy
Universal remedies do not cure all diseases say AMA bulletin
Health claims vary by disease and treatment. Diverse cults push minute drug doses bare feet on wet grass raw fruit or grain mud baths and chewing each mouthful eight times. No universal cure exists. diseases require specific, experience guided care and avoid fraudulent specialized foods and adulterated diabetic flours.
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Bulletin of American Medical Association
Redress sought for missionary family losses in China
Senator Norris helps push international claims commission case from Peking for E R Beckman of Loomis Nebraska. Beckman's wife and two children were murdered and property burned during the 1905 1912 Chinese revolutions, though he had vowed not to claim damages under an agreement with the Scandinavian Alliance Mission.
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International Claims Commission
Peking
Norris
Nebraska
E. R. Beckman
Loomis
Nebr
Beckman
Scandinavian Alliance
China
Uten Riches and Mormon Influence in Utah Discussed
In a Shoreham Hotel gathering, speakers compare Utah’s natural resources to Pennsylvania, noting Utah's wealth rivaling other western states. They argue Mormon influence hampers settlement and politics, with anticipated anti Mormon shifts. New Zealand’s social reforms and education are described as near utopian, followed by a tale of a Nebraska lawmaker known as Crazy Horse. Also covered: a Charleston man seeks a fortune inheritance scheme, offering his estate in fee simple for $10,000 a year, amid health concerns.
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George W. Lucas
Salt Lake
Shoreham
Utah
District of Columbia
West
Church
Snake River
Hood River
Rogue River
Oregon
New Zealand
Charles Newton
New York
Australia
California
United States
Crazy Horse
Senate
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Frederick F. Hakine
Omaha
Willard
Charles van Wyck
van Wyck
Congress
Andrew Duffy
Charleston
W. Va
Raleigh
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