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The Washington Post offers subscription terms for delivery by mail in Washington and Alexandria. Various plans include daily and Sunday delivery, with differences for included Sundays and holiday adjustments. Prepaid rates apply by draft, money order, or registered letter. payments to The Washington Post Co in Washington DC. Public notice date: Tuesday, January 9, 1912.
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Garelar
Washington
Alexandria
Canty Sonaay
Ally
Singhr orinMlue
Washington Post CO
Washington, DC
JS Fore
Paul Crk
Peaceful Jackson Day Ends Amid Calm Public Dinners
fragmented OCR summary noting a peaceful Jackson Day gathering with no fatalities, a Democratic dinner in Buncombe, general harmony, speeches were calm, no candidate monopolized attention, tariff talks mentioned, guests well behaved, and outlook for presidential dates discussed with no clear frontrunner.
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Tuckson
Buncombe
District Politics and Campaigns Spark Uncertain Primaries
District political factions contest presidential primaries as delegates are marshaled for the party convention. The piece notes internal leadership tensions, credential reviews, and ongoing campaigning amid irregular signals and occult rumor, with a tangential digression on high living costs and a mysterious incident surrounding Mrs. Ward.
Hungarian Count's Steerage Journey Aboard German Vessel
Count Paul Keglevich, a Hungarian noble, arrived in New York as a peerage passenger aboard a German liner with a fortune and a monocle. The piece recounts his lineage, the Keglevich branches, and ties to Hungarian and Croatian nobility, including a dramatic history linked to Geza Keglevich Mattachich and European royal intrigues.
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Paul Keglevich
New York
Adalpert Keglevich von Buzin
Helen Batthyany
Keglavich
Pan
Pesth
Ufe
Oskar
Croatia
Torda Fils
Gaza Keglevith Mattachich
Keglesteh
Mattachish
Ositar
Baer
Aglevich Mattachich
Geza Kegtevich Mattachich
Louive
Belgium
Leopold
Philip of Coburg
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Recall at Work Corbin Shook Opposes Lima Ohio Recall
Corbin Shook the socialist mayor of Lima Ohio now doubts the recall stance he once urged during his campaign. He pledged to resign if a majority demanded it, but when pressured he refused, defending his controversial appointments and polemic on initiative referendum and recall.
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Austus
Princeaa
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Bran
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Lima
Ohio
Shank
Indianapolis
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Shook
Opposed to General Strike Efforts in Boston
In Boston on January, efforts were made to spur a sympathetic strike of 4000 to aid the longshoremen. The Longshoremen True Council seeks support from freight handlers, steamship clerks, and carpenters, while Knights of Labor district assembly leaders oppose a prolonged strike and plan a vote on the general action tomorrow night.
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Dance of Death and Mongol Conquest Echoes Through History
A dramatic, heavily wrought account compares Russia's fears of annexation and Mongolia's empire to a recurring historical “dance of death.” It treats Genghis Khan as the ultimate brutal conqueror, slaughtering millions and shaping a narrative of inexhaustible invasion.
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Thomas B Grewiey
New York
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Indicted as brake trust two dozen firms named
Federal grand jury indicts six firms and several individuals over alleged control of 20 percent of coaster brake production and related bicycle parts. Named companies include New Department Manufacturing, Corbina Screw, Aurora Machinery, and Buffalo Metal Goods. Also notes Army air plan expansion with ten more aeroplanes sought for current fiscal year.
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Althout
Edwin C Jackson
Tyederick
Corbina Screw Corporation
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Army Orders Listing Transfers and Discharges
A Navy style roster notes officers and enlistees with transfer orders to units and hospitals, changes of station, and pending discharges. Names include Clarence II Milht, Edward Massab, Charles St Chase, William M Colling, Charcay Pape, and Louis Vaughn among others, with posts at Fort Washington MD Fort Pachuca Arnie Fort Bris and Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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William M Collling
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Fort J A
Fort Bris
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D Litem Cavalry
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Naval Orders Depart Nine Units For Training Duties
The listing shows several naval orders directing officers and units to duty or training locations. Names such as North Chicago, Main Island Cal, Glacier, and Canfortia appear, with assignments to hospitals and training commands.
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Gross Lakes
Congress Condensed Senate session and nominations delayed
Senate adjourned at 4 o clock as debate stalled on a report from committees. Nomination of Dr Rupert Wine for surgeon general sent by the Vice President. House and Senate activity included cost of living probe discussions and tax policy bills, with various committees reevaluating procedures amid strike and staffing issues.
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Fightin g Bob Died Poor Urged Pension for Widow Evans
In Congress attention is drawn to provide a pension for Mrs Evans widow of Rear Admiral Robley I Hauns 19 N who died. The public misperception of a fortune behind his name is challenged as the estate yielded no profits though a salary offer existed. Lawmakers push for aid, noting Evans later fame and service, including commands at sea and the Atlantic fleet’s strength.
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Royal Academy
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Ministers Protest Militia Escort To Governor
At the Evangelinal Alliance annual meeting in Greater Huston officials protested a planned escort for Cardinal O Connell by the Ninth regiment. A committee agreed to confer with Gay Joga on the matter as Catholic denominational leaders expressed strong opposition and concern.
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Greater Huston
Cardina O Connell
Thailliance
Unclear hotel listings and place names across multiple states
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Nicaragua Defaults on Bonds Declares Missed Interest Payment
New York reports Nicaragua has defaulted the January 1 interest on its 1909 bonds worth 1,250,000 pounds. Negotiations with the Barburbures Syndicate London and Athelburga Syndicate seek a settlement including a potential par value reduction and backstopped funds for the two missed coupons.
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Ecuador Warned by U S on Protecting Citizens and Property
The State Department warned Ecuador’s government that American lives and property must be protected and that violations will be held responsible. A similar notice was sent to Guayaquil officials amid fighting between opposing armies near Quito and Guayaquil. The U S gunboat Lorholt arrived yesterday as clashes continued and relief efforts began.
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von Follws the Rerant Destruction of Property of the [Guasaggan
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Empl oyes Drop Politics in Post Office Posts
The United States employes show an uptick in complaints about political influence in the civil service during the last year. The Civil Service Commission reported to President Taft, noting a steady decline in English usage among clerks and a push to replace it with other languages. Four class postmaster positions in ships see scarce candidates due to low salaries.
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May Exchange Educators Plan From Pan American Meeting
A Pan American Communities meeting discussed the exchange of college students and professors between the United States and Latin American republics. A resolution was adopted to create an educational exchange section under the Pan American Union and to fund the Pan American Scientific Congress in Washington with an appropriation of $60,000.
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GRAFT IN INDIAN AFFAIRS
A historical report notes graft in Indian Affairs persists under any administration. Robert ta entme is named Secretary of the Interior, with criticism of misused lands and funds and ongoing schemes affecting Native communities and governance.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Licegs Nene No nen uve ahuses
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Reflections of a Bachelor Ren We Sew Your Pre Optumemt
Fragmented text describes a bachelor’s reflections on relationships and social pretenses. It mentions appearances, weight, laziness, and pursuit of a partner, conveyed in a terse, period newspaper voice with broken phrasing.
Notable Republican Rally in Baltimore Hotel Lobby
A large gathering in Baltimore's Shoréh Geh Felix Agnus witnessed a parade of Republican supporters led by Gen Aw Veteran of the Union army and a prominent Baltimore delegation. Amid dense crowd talk, Taft backed candidacies and insurgents faced pressure as discussions favored party unity and a likely national campaign move.
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WavaI Stores Trust Sues Over Alleged Strike Claim
A filed suit accuses the Waval Stores Trust and related parties of a strike action affecting Noel Street premises and business operations. The complaint, led by Spencer Shotter as company chair, seeks redress for alleged unlawful interference and damages.
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