Washington Post 1908 Subscription Terms
The notice lists subscription options for the Washington Post including daily and Sunday delivery in various frequencies by carrier and mail, with prepaid postage. It names remittance methods, office addresses in New York and Chicago, and managers, dated Wednesday January 15 1908.
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German Socialists Show Strength in Capital March
A lengthy article reviews the German capital’s Socialist demonstration on Sunday, praising the charged atmosphere as mass support for socialist ideas across Prussia, with calls for reform and references to the broader political climate in Germany. It cites rising patriotism and public sentiment, noting a shift in political power dynamics and the potential impact on governance and future reforms.
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Nathan
Largest lawyers fees cited in historic accounts
The piece surveys record legal fees from the past, noting Samuel Fessenden’s roughly 160000 dollar Connecticut state fee, Cromwell’s Panama Canal sale fee near 80000 reduced by French arbitrators, and Cromwell’s 250000 dollar brokerage liquidation fee. It discusses Guthrie’s Plant will case over a thousand dollars, and broad patterns of large legal earnings tied to corporate and investment work.
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United States
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Business Association
New York City
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New York
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William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal
Cromwell
The Lay of a Pessimist and Related Items
A collage of editorial verse and news notes from Chicago and Brooklyn 배열 reflecting social graft, Vatican whispers, and a tragic Fremd photo incident. Plus Pittsburgh civility and Parker election quips.
Misfit satire in Chicago news on debts and reformers
A fragmentary Chicago news page fragment discusses miseriaw men, clearing-house checks, and public figures like Ruef. It references attitudes toward debt, marriage, and Carrie Nation, with quotes on reformers, brewers, and the urge to prolong life after marriage.
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Brancepeth Castle Heir Gains New Lord Boyne Title
Brancepeth Castle in County Durham figures in a tale of succession as Gustavus Hamilton Russell succeeds to the Boyne title. The line, linked to the Hamiltons and Russells, traces to Sir Frederick Hamilton and includes a famed Irish estate, with the new lord among many siblings reliant on the family’s extensive holdings.
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Panic history hints at party fate in elections
The piece argues panic events like the 1837 1873 and 1893 occurrences punished the party in power while highlighting the Republican claim of prosperity politics. It notes Democratic weakness under Bryan and suggests Gov. Johnson of Minnesota as a potential strong candidate, citing his record and vote totals in Minnesota.
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Winter Woes Sprout From Snowless Streets and Skates
A fragment from the New York Times describes a Harlem man who wills his body to donation, sparking debate about bone buttons and practical uses. The tale contrasts winter cheer with a utilitarian plan that faces scrutiny, while praising Princess Eleanor for wartime care and resilience.
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Death of Bryan's Double and Charolotte Harden Tale
Prince Charlotte of Saxe Meiningen met Harden editor of the Zukunft briefly in a hospital waiting room a meeting later deemed official. The piece refutes rumors that Charlotte insured Harden’s writings, notes her social wit and rank, and questions her associating with a journalist hostile to her brother the Emperor. Also recalls Charles K. Wolf of Dallas who resembled William Jennings Bryan and died suddenly in Philadelphia after Elks convention attendance.
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Horse Forty Years Old at London Home for Rest Horses
From the New York Huan, B Sutherland Stafford notes at the Home of Rest for Horses in London a horse nearly forty years old named Gamecock owned by Gen. Murray Miller. Another famed horse is Miss Bylvester owned by Col. Findyer. The refuge has seventy three horses and on New Year's Day they share a special meal. An annual visit is paid by a donkey whose tumor surgery ten years ago inspired a yearly pilgrimage.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmented humorous piece notes women and men, hinting at social misreads and mistaken pride. It cites a bachelor’s view on relationships, money, and perceptions of dress and behavior in social settings. Descriptive phrasing reflects early 20th century urban wit.
Some Freak Wills And Odd Testamentary Doings
The New York World recounts eccentric posthumous directives in wills. Henry E. B. Sullivan directs his body into buttons and drumheads, while others conjure lenses, fertilizer for an elm, or Harvard dissection. Notable cases include Bentham’s donation and strange wardrobe gifts. A Dublin trial notes a widow’s odd bequests to a baby, and a couple arrange weekly grave visits to spite each other.
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Girl Skater Surprises Experts at St Nicholas Rink
Kathleen Pope, a ten year old skater, astonishes instructors by replicating skilled maneuvers after watching professionals from a distance. She recalls years of practice, falls, and a natural knack for mastering tricks without fear, insisting she follows her own skating rhythm.
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Dies of a Rare Disease in Baltimore Home
Mrs Rosa A. Bender wife of Mr George Bender died Saturday evening at her home from a rare disease known to physicians as yaemaglobinuria. The condition dissolves red blood cells and causes passage of pigment through the kidneys, resembling blackwater fever common in West Africa. Dr David Streett attended and cites exposure or infection, including malaria, scarlatina, typhoid or cold wet weather, as possible triggers. The illness often begins with a chill then vomiting and jaundice, and while sometimes fatal it is not invariably so.
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Wood Pulp Industry of Norway Reported
Consul Felle Johnson of Bergen describes Norway’s pulp sector. Norway exports substantial pulp and paper tons valued in crowns, with the United States, Great Britain, and several countries as key recipients. Norway’s forests cover about 20 percent. 30 million trees planted since 1901. government planting 1.5 million yearly. Mexico City dispatch notes death sentences for three Americans commuted to 20 years. they go to Vera Cruz for confinement in San Juan de Ulóa fortress with six years strict silence and solitary confinement.
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Chats of Visitors to the Capital in Washington
West Virginia governor race is seen as a three way contest with dark horse Judge Joseph M. Sanders favored to win the nomination. Col J D Walker discusses Pittsburgh remarks and Senator Knox in Pennsylvania. Maj James H Spercar recalls Civil War feats. FT Wentworth touts high patent activity in the U S. Mrs Woodin and Dr Stiles end with a Florida joke about doctors.
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