Let The Post Follow You In Washington 1914 Appeal
The Washington Post urges readers to ensure the paper follows them, promising prompt delivery nationwide. The notice advertises subscription options by mail and prepaid rates, with addresses for the Washington office and foreign representation. It highlights the paper's aim to keep citizens fully informed and requests advance payment by checks or money orders.
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Political conditions in 1912 and 1913 projections
The piece argues the Democratic vote will be smaller in 1913 than in the prior two decades, aided in 1912 by Republican defections. It cites disorganization, broken pledges, and voter distrust, forecasting a defensive Democratic campaign with weakened support and moral concern over political corruption. It mentions California, Colorado, Louisiana, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Massachusetts as hot spots of discontent.
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District plan upheld in revenue sharing debate
The conference on the District plan favored keeping the half tax arrangement, opposing turning surplus District funds to the U S Treasury. Washington is praised as a model city funded by local residents, with remainig taxes to support national capital development and municipal services. The piece also surveys varied, satirical notes on contemporary figures and topics.
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Lord Hawke and cricket lore amid royal titles and crowns
A fragmented colonial era piece traces Lord Hawke’s cricket leadership, his American travels, and trophies at Wilt bill Park. It juxtaposes Servian crown legends with Balkan turmoil, detailing regalia legends and a Swiss banker’s pursuits, ending with a domestic anecdote about a hungry tramp and a landlady.
Special rights to Colombia in pending canal treaty
Paragraph argues Colombia should not gain special canal rights that violate the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. It warns such privileges could force U.S. abrogation or arbitration, risking war implications with Panama and strategic control of the canal, urging adherence to equal open access for all nations.
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Barrie Entangled In Love Triangle Rumors
The gossip center on Sir J M Barrie loving the widow of Explorer Scott with a young actress as the third party. The piece notes the enduring three cornered drama as Barrie watches, torn between romance and public scrutiny, amid his famed works.
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Doctors for China The Rockefeller commission report urges modern medical aid
The Rockefeller commission report on China recommends introducing modern medical methods to improve health and life under Yuan Shikai era. It argues that health and distribution of wealth are core issues and criticizes reliance on missionaries amid gunboat era. It questions past Western aid methods and emphasizes practical medical aid.
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Senate Denate Renaming and Nominations Report
The Senate discussed district bill questions and confirmed Thomas D. Jones for the executive board and Mark Broren for Indiana United States marshal. The conference on the district appropriation bill reported a complete agreement and the 2 cent per mile travel allowance for congressmen was reinstated. Adjournment noted for noon today.
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Kisses Kish and Make Up End Divorce Battle
After a year in divorce court Laura and Stephen Kisstofiay told lawyers they would reconcile and halt further action. The couple, married in Trenton in 1910, split after disputes over money and neglect. A reconciliation followed prompted by a letter describing the wife as deeply reenacted and faithful, ending the split and resuming life together.
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Auto Tire Pin Recovery On Mountain Drive
Orange dispatch reports School Commissioner James P. Kelly dropped a valued diamond pin while testing a new auto. After a 60 mile journey, he retraced the hills with his family and near the Swinefeld bridge on the Passaic River he heard a report, found a flat tire, and recovered the pin lodged in a tire valve stem, a family anecdote of persistence.
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Bolt Finds Silver Ribs After Lightning Strike
Charles Frathars, 54, who previously had three silver plated ribs repaired after a past wreck, was struck by lightning on his front porch Sunday night. He was knocked from his chair, rendered unconscious, and paralyzed briefly. His wife was with him but escaped unharmed. Frathars recovered some, but cannot talk or move his jaws yet.
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Eight-Foot Rattler Stuns Philadelphia Depot Crowd
An eight foot diamondback rattlesnake appeared at Broad Street station in Philadelphia prompting panic among hundreds of commuters. Special officers captured the creature with a bag and delivered it to the city hall for zoo authorities. Authorities believe the snake may have arrived with a tropical fruit consignment.
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Summer Diet of Kaiser Promoted by Hamburg Paper
The Kaiser favors a simple summer diet of sea fish, strawberries, and cherries as praised by the Hamburg Fischzeitung. During a Hamburg visit he inspected a fish restaurant tied to a gardening exhibition and expressed a wish for Germans to embrace seafood more readily.
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Beating Rival Leads to Fatal Shooting on Bayard Street
Murpanzo Wau Tired of Loan Frustrations dies after Augusto Murganso fires on him in front of his home on Bayard Street. Corto and Inharer connected to the New Year debt dispute. Morganio pursues, but is captured. The shooter claims self defense after being beaten by the victim previously.
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Bear Invades Boys Camp in Sullivan County Incident
A camping party from New York and Middletown awoke to a large black bear roaming the Masten Late area during a thunderstorm. The boys fired small rifles and peppered the bear, which fled before more men arrived. The episode interrupted a quiet night under an open sky.
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Casey at the Fay Window and Caney’s Absence
The New York American notes Caney’s absence hits Casey hard as the team sinks into gloom. Crowds fade, the grandstand empties, and Cassy remains in the spotlight for a shine on every stage despite being barred from the field.
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First Swear Word Arrest Under No-License Law
Readlex Dispatch reports the first arrest for swearing since the No-License Law. Joseph A West held for cursing Lewis Cutting for interfering with an officer. West admitted swearing but claimed it was at his betrothed. Alderman Yarnell fined each 3 and costs 3 28. West uttered five cuss words at ten cents per word totaling 55 but 10 cents was discarded.
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In Death's Grip An Hour
Frank Pyle and Mark Causa were pulled from Brandywine Creek after their canoe tipped near Lenape Park. Both were unconscious for about an hour before Dr Adz Taoines revived them with life-saving efforts. A passerby and bystanders assisted until Dr Thomas arrived to continue treatment.
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Banford Reinhard Fatally Shot at Range Near Urnbe
Banford H Reinhard, 21, was fatally wounded today during target practice by a member of Company D Fourth Regiment near the city Urnbe. He was struck in the hand and bullet glanced to his side, prompting hospital treatment though doctors could not locate the bullet.
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Parisian Journalists Challenge German Correspondent
Two Parisian journalists brothers Paul and Guy de Cassagnac sent seconds to Herr Fuchs of the Lokal Anzeiger to challenge him to a duel over article 11 in the Berlin paper. Fuchs avoided the duel, prompting questions about journalistic responsibility.
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Fragmentary social exchange on awkward dancing night
A garbled dialogue snippet hints at a social moment where one person professes dancing trouble while another recounts dancing with Miss Jamies Ute the other night. The text is incomplete and contains stray phrases that obscure clear meaning.
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Fixing the Limit Report Sparks Accusation of Misconduct
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a reported incident involving a person named Mana and a remark about discarding wading clothes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context, participants, or location, making precise reconstruction unreliable. No verifiable events or outcomes can be established from the fragment.
Longfellow-Eib Teh Torreh One-Week-Old Shaw Dan
One-week-old Bhan Nanna, son of Edmund Dana, to be raised by his parents to follow the ideas of George Bernard Shaw. Dana plans to teach prayers to all religions and let the child choose his beliefs, aiming for a rational, individual conscience.
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Runaway bear drinks at Brad dock saloon riot
From the Pittsburgh Gagette-Timog. A large elnbamen bear escapes its cage in Brad dock and enters Kent McAfee’s saloon, drinks two bottles of whisky, rampages through streets, colliding with wagons and pedestrians, before being lassued from the West Braddock bridge by a cowman named Edward Waltord.
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Dance Maxixe in Jungle Shows Brazilian courting rite
From southern British Guiana the deep jungle reports the maxixe as the rage among South American Indian belles. Dr W C Farabell of the University of Pennsylvania notes the dance called mashka with a simple apron, bracelets, landers and peanut shells that rattle. The peanut shells are worn by both sexes and the dance serves as courtship. A museum collection includes mashka costumes and notable powa and strawware.
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New Curious Fish Sighting At Lon Beach Pier
A report from Los Angeles notes a newly caught fish of six inches length and two inches width. The creature has a flat transparent body without bones, a toadlike mouth, an oddly positioned tail, and a craterlike fill, sparking local interest among pier visitors.
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Weather and tide table notes varied regional showers Tuesday
A weather table reports showers in the southern region and spread of rain across the Rocky Mountain area. Temperatures dip in central valleys while the gulf states and Arkansas stay warm. Forecast calls for continued showers in the Ablegate area and along the east coast with generally fair weather elsewhere through Thursday.
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Public figures discuss Chicago loop transit issues and Cuban money plans
John F. Wilkle, vice president of the Chicago Bailways, toured New York with the Chicago terminal commission to study surface railway problems in Chicago's loop. He urged public education for streetcar riders and cited European ideas for improving downtown transit and safety.
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Mystery of Milk Bottle Bomb Threat Unfolds in York
Fran the York Aroarten reports an anonymous letter read from clipped newspaper text. Mrs H Hansen owner of a fashionable apartment house on West 5th street followed instruction to place two dollars and ten cents in a milk bottle. Twilight lighting. Hansen hidden behind a tree. a man approached the bottle but was later arrested by detectives at West 125th Street station. The suspect claimed to be John Easapie, a confectioner from 286 Columbus Avenue.
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Not the Bank Frame Warner's Magecine
Mrs Barrows worries about her husband as he discovers a bank issue with a check marked No Funds. The scene contrasts financial anxiety with a casual, cheerful demeanor. An Atlantic beach encounter follows, with a first ocean sight prompting astonishment and a playful comparison to oysters.
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