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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

6

Prohibition talk and silk hat fashion in New York press

A jumble of prose discusses Prohibition as a political issue and notes a London fashion cue about silk hats. It mentions public sentiment driving trade regulation and includes light commentary on hat trends, with references to London and Wall Street.

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Consuls Wake Up and Weigh Odd Markets and Conventions

The article sketches mixed items from 1910s diplomacy and trade. It notes Consul General Miller in Yokohama reporting demand for animal gallstones in Japan, with values differing by origin and quality, and mentions Brussels horse meat trades and abattoirs. It also quotes Congressman Champ Clark criticizing national conventions as noisy, with broader reflections on public spectacles.

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Ten Stick Island and the London Standari Bay tale

A fragmentary report describes Ten Stick Island in the London Standari Bay area near New Heb rides group. It mentions a small islet rising above sea level, a patrol presence, and debates about compensation and duties amid political tension and public safety concerns.

Silence and Strategy in Campaign Management

A Boston Globe analysis discusses how campaign managers advise silence for candidates during critical phases, citing Grover Cleveland 1888 and James G Blaine, with notes on how a candidate’s public stance can determine electoral outcomes and the risk of overriding advisers.

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Missing German prince of royal descent sought by authorities

A search is launched for Alexander von Waldenburg, a 30 year old German prince, grandson of Prince Augustus of Prussia, last heard from in Tottenville Staten Island. The piece details royal lineage, estates, and the complex succession among the Reuss principalities with Henry XXVII proposed as regent uniting Reuss Greiz and Reuss Gera.

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Ten Stick Island And Its Royal Purchase Tale

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Amano War Woo Sini

Harmless Amusement in Capitol City Duels Reported

Two French duelists clashed for an hour and a half before darkness forced a halt. One combatant sustained a scratch on the arm. In Parla suburbs, dueling is described as a harmless summer diversion, with lawn care and sprinkling noted as casual pastimes.

New York Tribune Parla

Women of Greenville Worklight Scenery at Street Duty

Greenville News reports the first day of Black women on the city streets as laborers on light tasks. Earlier inmates convicts were criticized, and now they begin with duties such as grass cutting to reduce trouble and ease supervision.

South Carolina Greenville

Ancient Longevity Record From Egypt and Babylon

The London Lancet notes ancient longevity records including an Egyptian papyrus lament for a veteran said to be 110 years old and a Babylonian queen Soumona named in cuneiform inscriptions. It records her devotion to Sin and describes a long life with health, status, and a ceremonial death, suggesting remarkable ages across Mesopotamia and Egypt.

London Lancet Russia Borodino Babylonia Pognon Mossul Varous Mesopotamia Soumona Dama Wabenidus Babylon Sin Assur Binimal Assur Mabonidus Eulogium

Dynamite in the Making and a Missing Woman Saga

A mixed page item details the deceptive danger of dynamite production with vivid yet non-graphic description of nitroglycerin dangers and explosive processes, followed by a report from Galveston about a missing ten year case of Mrs Wartha Withers, identified as a wild woman found in Gregg county with erratic behavior and distinctive appearance.

Galveston Dispatch New York

Skyscraper Aims Grow With Roof Beauty, Says Totten

New York architect George Oakley Totten Jr, a U S delegate to Vienna, told the International Congress of Architects that evolving American conditions will shape future architecture He warned that architecture may soon require attention to roof design to please the aesthetic traveler in the sky

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Prices from 1861 show costly travel and cheap chores

An old Brooklyn Eagle memorandum lists 1861 prices: $325 Westfield to New York and $3 to Philadelphia, 28 cents a dozen for washing, 10 a month for board, $150 for a daguerreotype, 13 cents for shoes, 3 and a half for engraving, and various other items. The entry reflects far lower living costs and heavier labor before modern conveniences.

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Reflections of a Bachelor in a Newark Hotel

A Newark Press piece argues a bachelor is happier with a wife, noting generosity behind gifts and the futility of arguing with a clever partner. It reflects on how a summer hotel woman varies from a wife and how proposals flow when no man is nearby.

Newark Hare Shean

Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News

Brief snippets from the Chicago News reflect witty aphorisms on misfit trucks, women’s roles, neighbors as blessings, and perceptions of graft. The items juxtapose warm language with cold facts and hint at social judgments about poverty age and propriety.

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Mead Favored for renomination in Washington race

In Spokane a veteran observer notes Gov Albert E Mead likely to be renominated and reelected in Washington. Other candidates are mentioned but Mead’s reentry to the office appears favored. The piece mentions Taft Roosevelt and Bryan in national context and hints at political dynamics across the West.

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