The Clashington Poet Publication Omics Notice
Publication notice shows subscription options for The Washington Post with monthly and weekly terms, mail delivery details, prepaid postage, and rates. It lists distant offices and representatives in New York Chicago Boston and Boston and mentions a date of Tuesday January 23 1712.
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Carvier
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Paul Flo Koo
New York
Palding
Chisago Freon
Boston
Pure Food Report and tariff debate dominate Congress
The piece reviews the Whey We Cabe inquiry, noting no criminal conspiracy by Dr Wiley or Secretary Wilson, while praising the Pure Food Law enforcement and criticizing cash outlays. It discusses Underwood’s economy stance on pensions, rivers and harbors, and public buildings, with sharp commentary on tariff policy, wages, and industrial protection. It also touches Italy France and global diplomacy and comments on political figures and public life.
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Arcoe
Congress
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Mitabe
Ora
Treasury
Underwood
Chairman Underwood
Tariffight
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Ates
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Wheat consumption per capita by region in United States
Government report on wheat supply and distribution shows per capita flour consumption averaging about 1.2 barrels annually. West region leads with around 0.9 bushels per person, followed by northern central states west of the Mississippi and other regions with varying per capita figures.
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United States
Far West
Central States
Mississippi
North Atlantic
South Central States
South Atlantic
Mrs John Leslie in royal favor and Irish connections
Mrs John Leslie, born Leonie, is described as the Duchess of Connaught’s intimate confidante, often accompanying the Duchess to Paris and London. Her husband Col Leslie is a former Grenadier Guards officer, with ties to Glaslough estate in County Monaghan, and the Leslie family’s prominence in Irish affairs is noted along with an extended Blick into the Seymour and Fitzherbert histories surrounding Minnie Seymour and royal connections.
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John Sealie
New York
Haaland
Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Ambussador Whitelaw Reid
Madison Avenue
John Leslie
St James
India
Great Gurbar
Howard Vit
Leonard Jeroma
Morton Frewen
George Cornwallis West
Randolph Churchill
West
Paris
London
Mre Lestes
Col Lealle
Grenadier Guards
Monaghan
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Great
Cumberland Place
Sir John Leslie
Col Leslie
Ikewine Castle
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Glaslough
Scotch House of Leslie
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Charles
Clive Newcome
Thackeray
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County Monpehen Ho
Tittle
Charles Street
Berkeley Square
Ruskin
John Milats
George Cavendiah
Bentinck
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Watts
Ireland
John Lesie
Lesie
Glaslaugh
Emerald Isle
Ulster
Minnie Seymour
Constance Lesiie
Earl of
Hugh
Morada Seymour
Tard Bunton
Henry Saymour
Minnie
Mia Witzhertert
Iittie Elc
George IV
Prince of Wales
Fitshervert
House of Lords
Horatio
Seymour
Minnis
Marquis of Hertford
House of Seymour
Minnies
Bat
Portamington
Constance
John Lealle
Visit by Duke of Connaught Faces Uncertain Timing
Reports from New York outline a planned visit by the Duke of Connaught to Washington, but no firm date. Ambassadors and officials say arrangements are tentative amid prior engagements, with high-level officials noting President Taft’s schedule and a possible four day window.
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Ingland
Yorke of
Connaught
England
Tatt
New York
Ambassator
Mra Villelaw
Duke of Connaught
Washington
Euaster Cene
Harmony Among Clerks on Civil Service Pension Plan
Clause by clause analysis shows government clerks split over retirement pay reform. Civil Service Retirement Association backs a noncontributing plan like that in Mazel DIM, while many clerks seek unity to back any bill favored by House committees. Debate centers on efficiency and economy versus delaying action.
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Donoghue
Cal
Congress
Thamaalves
Actun
Clarks
Civil Service Retirement Association
Etradeht
Mazel Dim
Newspaperi Br Hive
The Buccaneers and Their World of Daring Empire
The piece chronicles buccaneers of the Caribbean era, a cosmopolitan band led by Morgan Davis and Montbar. It praises their audacity and note their complex role in halting Spanish expansion while enabling later trade growth, framing their actions as both villainy and civilizing influence.
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Spain
Caribbean
Pacific
Morga Davis
Montbar van Horn
Loiondia
Europe
Duccaneer
Cortez
Pizzaria
Mexico
Peru
North America
Pan American Union gifts Russell at St Patrick Church
William T Russell of St Patrick Church received an engraved cap from the Pan American Union governing board in Washington. The cap, bearing signatures of Knox and Latin American ministers, honors his work promoting peace among the twenty Latin American republics.
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Russell
Pan-American Union
Mgr
William T Russell
St Patrick Church
Pan American Lnton
United States
Knox
Paraguay
Ecuador
Washington
John Bo
Memorial site decision delayed by memorial commission
The Lincoln memorial selection stalled as Speaker Champ Clark and the memorial commission met at the White House to choose an artist and design for the $2,600,000 memorial. After an hour’s conference no decision was reached and President Taft was to call another meeting within ten days.
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Lincoln Memorial
Champ Clark
Memorial Commission
White House
Taft
Army orders list officers and postings across multiple commands
Leaves of absence for Capt Charles F Chain and others. officers transfer to hospitals, forts, and depots. Mentions Maj Morris K Barross, Fredrick F Rusyell, Arloolt Brown, Thomas F Donovan, Arthur E Brown, Brants Mayer, Evans, Bissett, Adams, Baxter, Dauley, Ryden, and McCall. Includes inspections, naval assignments, and questions about Henry Watson and Woodrow Wilson.
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Twenty-seventh Infantry
Ourteenths
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Carpenter Coast Artillery Corps
Ernest F Slater
Cima
George B Davis
Chicago
Irom
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Barross Coast Artillery Arm
Fort Mattock
Frederick F Rusyeil Medical Corps
Bumalo NY
Arloolt Brown
Twenty Fourth Infantry
Ameer Letterman Ganeral Hospital
Herat
Harry Meade
Hert Mente
Dak Serer
Thomar F Donovan
Hayward
Mary
Faym
Brants Mayer
Reval Academy
Evans
Raval
Bissett
Navy Yard
Porsmouth
Naval Coast
Adame
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Mipertaleddig
Avai
Baxter
Western District of Pennsylvania
Dauley
Ryden
Navy Yard Puitedelphis, Pa
List of named officials with misspellings and mixed states
A garbled roster lists numerous politicians with numerous misspellings and mismatched states. Names include senators Wetmore and Dubor and a host of representatives from Missouri California New Mexico and other places in a jumbled OCR fragment. The passage reads like a political roll call with many errors and unclear context.
District in Congress Bills Passed for Various Relief and Funds
Bills panned in Congress include relief for Clara Doughherty Ernest Kubel Josephine Taylor and Mary Mader for damages from grade changes caused by Union Station construction. Also bills for payment of sums due by the auditor for the Supreme Court of the District and for support of illegitimate children. A universal transfer bill was reported by Mr Gallingen.
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Clara Doughherty
Ernest Kubel
Josephine Taylor
Mary Mader
Union Station
Supreme Court of the District
Bui
Gallingen
Ecommisssiowers
Congress Condensed Senate Debate on Pension and Funds
Senate and House sessions feature Senator Bnan opposing pension legislation while Senator Gore introduces a joint resolution for a congressional probe into presidential campaign funds from 1904 1908 and 1912. Attorney General Wickersham discusses tobacco tax issues and Lorimer inquiry is not to resume. Army delegation appears before committees as tariff and revenue bills face debate and officials testify on steel and margarine taxes amid 1912 style political maneuvering.
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Gore
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Wickersham
Audtelary Committee
Lorimer
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Hanpey
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Penglou
Wickersham Declares Tobacco Decree Appeal Unnecessary
Attorney General Wickersham told the Senate Judiciary Committee that he accepted full responsibility for not appealing the tobacco trust dissolution decree. He argued the decree aligned with Supreme Court decisions and would eventually spur genuine competition as owners began shifting stock to independent interests under direct control. He claimed the commission’s failure to grant licensure to appeal would have been unconstitutional.
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Senate
Judiciary Coromittee
Supreme Court
Cumming Bd
United States Supreme Court
Doctors Speak in Schools Lecture Series Promotes Child Health
Prominent physicians address District schools this week under the Womans Clinic and AMA. Dr Rogar P Copeland lectured at Suma ner School on dangers to childhood and will speak to Parents and Teachers Associations of Peabody Hil ton and Carberry tonight at Peabody School. Dr Lewis Ho Taylor will lecture club women at the Public Library tomorrow on dressing wounds and bandages. Dr L Carson to speak Thursday at Slater School on first aid to the injured. Dr A A Snyder will teach Boy Scouts at Emery School Friday afternoon on administering first aid.
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Rogar P Copeland
Sumaner
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Carberry
Peabody School
Lewis Ho Taylor
Pub- Me
L Carson
Slater School
A A Snyder
Emery School
Plan 2G Convention Arrangements for Baltimore Meet
New York Jan 43 Chairman Norman E Mack of the Democratic national committee announced the committee on arrangements for the Democratic national convention to be held in Baltimore on June 25. Ex officio members include Mack Hall of Nebraska and Urey Woodson of Kentucky. Appointees include Daniel a of North Carolina Howell of Georgia Mothran of West Virginia Johnson of Texas Wade of Iowa Edwin Wood of Michigan Pullivan of Winots Taggart of Indiana Ewing of Louisiana Hudspeth of New Jersey Frown of Vermont Osborne of Wyoming and Talbott of Maryland.
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Chatman Mack
Baltimore
New York
Norman .E Mack
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Committees
Ita
Washington
Mack
Hall
Nebraska
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Jousphus Daniela
North Carolina
Clark Howell
Georgia
John T Mothran
West Virginia
South Atlantic
R M Jonnson
Texas
Southwestern
Martin J Wade
Iona
Edwin © Wood
Michigan
Roger C Pullivan
Winots
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Middle Western
Robert Ewing
Louisiana
Gulf States
Robert S Hudspeth
New Jersey
Thomas HR. Frown
Vermont
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New England
Farmer Go
Jonn E Osborne
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Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
J & © Talbott
Maryland
Arrange to Open Chapel in Memorial Cathedral Plan
A special meeting of the cathedral committee and parish representatives was held at the bishop's home in Massachusetts Avenue to decide how to boost support for the SS Peter and Paul complex. The Bethel Chapel of the Nativity, a memorial to the late Bishop Satterlee, will be formally opened May 1 with services through May. The chapel will be the cathedral crypt. original $6000 cost rose as experts advised integrating the chapel with the cathedral foundation, bringing total costs to at least $200,000.
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Blatop Harling
Woods Named Minister to Portugal and Other Appointments
President Taft nominated Cyrus E Woods of Greensburg as Minister to Portugal to replace Edwin V Morgan recently promoted to ambassador to Brazil. Woods formerly presided over the Pennsylvania Senate and serves as general counsel for Pittsburgh Coal Company. Additional nominees include William H Pope for U S judge in New Mexico, Harry Gugene Kelly for Colorado, Steven B Davis for New Mexico, Cornelius Powan for Delaware as U S marshal, Allan H Richardson of Connecticut for Porto Rico treasurer, M4 Charles H McIntosh of California debris commission, plus postmasters Rober D Douglas Greensboro and Wilmot T Harrilaa Charleston.
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Creensourg
Tait
Portugal
Edwin V Morgan
Am Vestado
Brazil
Woods
Pennsylvania Senate
General Caunel
Pitttsburgh Coal Company
United States
New Mexico
William H Pope
Harry Gugene Kelly
Colorado
Steven B Davis
Cornelius Powan
Delaware
Porto Hico
Allan H Richadson
Connecticut
Calfornia
Charles H Mchinstry
Corps of Engineers
Rober
Douglas Greensboro
Wilmot T. Harrla
Charleston
First Train Reaches Key West on Florida East Coast Line
Key West marks a historic milestone as the Florida East Coast Railroad extends to the city. President Flagler leads a distinguished party at the terminus while crowds cheer as the ceremonial train crosses the long concrete viaduct, followed by a Congressional Special and excursion trains. The day features tours of the island and a grand naval yard event.
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Florida East Coast Railroad
HM Flagle
Waslington
Fland City
Navy Yard
Peace Treaty Centenary Committee Elected Officers
The memory committee of the commission appointed to plan the Ghent treaty peace centenary held a meeting in the Municipal Building boardroom. Officers elected include H B S Macfarland as vice chairman Maj Gen George H. Ta yla secretary and Charles J Bellessurer. James Brown Scott had already been named chairman.
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Ghent
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Ecuador Rebels Yield 99 Seats to Socialists
Berlin reports today’s Reichstag rerun yields only two of a hundred seats for the Socialists. Guayaquil falls to Quito troops as Gen Leonidas Plaza secures control. rebels capitulate after Barracks siege. Casualties reported among Guayaquil defenders.
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Quito
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Political shifts mark blue black bloc gains and liberal losses
Fragmented Chicago report notes a changing political atmosphere with socialists increasing representation to 27 seats and bloc totals rising while liberals and radicals lag behind. results suggest a tighter national balance as more contests loom and financial scrutiny is urged. Local color lines mix with posturing and hints of other social remarks.
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Seidskier
Chats of Visitors to the Capital
Col C J Miller recalls Henry Watterson as a sharp critic of Woodrow Wilson and a seasoned editor. The Kentuckian, born in Washington, served briefly in Congress and built a storied press career from the Washington State to Louisville Journal, shaping Democratic commentary for decades.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Blaine
C J Miller
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Ebbitt
Kentucky
Marve Henry and
Léon
Col Watterson
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C Street
Third
Song Watterson
Congress
K X Parsons
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Wattersons
Washington State
Tennessee
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Louisville Journal
Lauieville
Oklahoma Democrats Favor Clark for Presidency Says Oklahoma Editors
A long report details Oklahoma editors showing broad support for Speaker Clark in the Democratic field with some backing Gore and Harmon. It notes political discussions, delegation loyalties, and a February state convention in Oklahoma City and hints at national influences shaping local sentiment.
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Ebbitt
Champlark
Hase
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Mx Harmon
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