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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1905

Page

17

Village President Holds Vast Private Armory Collection

Within Ocean avenue James Dean the village president houses a vast private collection of weapons spanning centuries. The two-room display mixes matchlocks wheel locks and flintlocks with modern rifles and pistols plus swords daggers and rare breechloaders. Dean a Civil War veteran and former Grant Post commander began collecting after the war and plans to donate the collection to his town for a public display.

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Sonnnet to John Paul Jones by Theodore Sutro

A damaged poem dated July 4 1905 from New York expressing reverence for John Paul Jones. The verse laments silenced lips and imagines Annapolis as a resting place for the famed captain, praising his leadership and pledging national tribute.

Paul Jones Annapolis Pea Theodore Sutro New York

Strange Parish of St Christopher le Stocks in London

Special correspondence from London describes the parish of St Christopher le Stocks near the Bank of England as having no church or municipal office and only one inhabitant yet retaining parish rights. The article recounts its 700 year history, the church site on Threadneedle Street, the Stocks Market, and ongoing parochial honors despite demolition in 1781.

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Advertising and Travel Notices Fill Local Pages

The long list of ads and notices shows merchants urging readers to use The Post for advertising while detailing vacations, product promos, and services. Items name The Literary Shop, Annie E. Sargentia, D. Morris the Printer, Haimeopathic Pharmacy, and several stores selling groceries, drinks, cigars, and household goods. Several residents are noted away for the summer in Atlantic City, Melrose Massachusetts, York Pennsylvania, and Towson Maryland.

King Abolishes Slavery in Siam Decree Proclaimed

Special Correspondence outlines Siamese king’s sweeping abolition decree to end slavery across his dominion. Provisions include freeing children born to slaves, debt slave credits, and phased removal, with exceptions in certain districts and religious law areas. Context notes Siam as a progressive model, contrasting with Japan, and cites Harper’s Weekly jokes and anecdotes.

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Paul Janes Remembered in Immortal Hero Verse

Fragmentary text honors the naval figure Paul Janes with grand titles and mentions him among brave, immortal types. It recalls his battles and the desire to carve a lasting stone by the sea to commemorate his life and the tree of his story. The piece evokes patriotism and heroic sacrifice.

Bradford John Arthur Goodliffe Goodliffe Blanche Marches Norwegiai Edgar Wilson Cumberland Street Pimlico Wilson Cen “Glarity Paul Janes Mant Joun A. Jojor Washington

New British Export Trade Association Formed

A London based group called the Manufacturers' Association of Great Britain is being formed to promote British exports. It aims to coordinate industrial forces and cooperate with leading manufacturers, merchants, chambers of commerce, and ships to expand trade in foreign and colonial markets. Plans include appointing correspondents worldwide to share trade openings and information from the Board of Trade and other bodies.

Chambers of Tommarce Orchard House Westminister London Mail Manufacturers’ Re Aculation of Great Britain Canadian Manufacturers’ Association National Association Board of Trade Eham Bends of Commerce

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