Washington East News Subscription Rates and Policy Debate
Subscription terms for Washington East are outlined with daily and Sunday options and payment methods by draft checks post office orders or registered letters. The text also covers a national policy debate on Japanese immigration and trade treaties, urging tact and diplomacy. It mentions a candidate named Isrjan, his stance on government railroad ownership, and the public’s desire for effective regulation.
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Washington East
Fragmented 1900s Washington News and Japanese Question Reflections
A garbled OCR item discusses Washington officials leaving the city and engagement with The Post newspaper, followed by a dense political commentary. It includes references to Japan immigration policy, treaty implications, and figures like Bryan and Roosevelt, with shifting opinions on government ownership and railroad regulation. The text mixes notices, editorial musings, and historical context in a single, fragmented excerpt.
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Aion
Japan
United States
United’ ‘States
Hissf
Ab Roy
Hawks and Owls in Farmer Talks and Public Notices
A verbose critique of Prof Fisher's study Hawks and Owls from the Standpoint of the Farmer surveys claims about raptors. It cites poultry impact, diet notes, and government promotion, with side remarks on politicians, inventions, and local events. The piece blends scientific discussion with satirical commentary on current affairs.
Lightning dangers and Curzon trees in England report
The London Chronicle notes insufficient government statistics on lightning damage in England and argues lightning causes greater property and livestock losses than expected. It cites 600 animals killed in a five to six day period, mentions storms across the country, and discusses trees as conduits and the potential of iron lightning rods to protect people and animals.
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London Chronicle
France
Germany
England
Oxfordshire
Berkshire
William the Conqueror
Croxhall
Kedleston
Waterperry
Groxhall
House of Sackville
Marrle
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Roxhall
Edward Sackville
Dorset
Curzons
Perlon
Nash
Winchester
Meteorological Society ‘of London
Birthday musings and legal notes mix in old papers
A jumble of reflections on birthdays from Ex Senator Potter and others in the New Fork Sun abounds with playful quips on whiskers and gifts. The text shifts to legal history around North Carolina, federalism, and a sprawling Curzon Howe Jennings estate saga with Gopsall House, inheritance disputes, and long court battles.
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New Fork Sun
Nebraska
Helen Gould
Toledo Blade
Sonnets and Social Snatches From Mixed Readings
A fragmentary column mix features verses about a chorus girl and a dining invitation, then shifts to anecdotes on anthropoid apes and animal exhibits. It recounts a zookeeper, Calcutta, and a zoo female’s affectionate behavior, contrasting with a less amiable specimen.
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W Rutledge
Calaculty Zoo
Beng
Sociery
Rare Kinds of Money from the Minneapolis Tribe
A numismatic note on United States paper money outlines early issues beginning with demand notes issued July 17 1861 and the first legal tender notes in various denominations. It details Greenbacks with Hamilton and Lincoln designs a wealth of small denominations, and notes the rarity and collectors premiums for scarce issues, especially the ten and twenty dollar notes.
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United States
H FR Crowne
G H Blake
New York
Drowne
American Numismatic and Archaelgical Society
Blake
Greet
Congress
Philadelphia
Boston Cincinnat
St Louia
Actio
Alexander Hamilton
America
Crawfords
Capitol
Lincoln
Art
United States of America
Barge 'X
Eathy
Liverty
Liberty
States of America
Wote Company
Orchestra Fumbles as Leader Warns Regarding Hair Style
A garbled account from Baltimore describes the orchestra conductor reacting to a musician's long hair and staff discipline. The scene centers on a tense moment around leadership and appearance.
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Baltimore
San
Judge Upset by Youth Flirting Claim Delayed Trial
A Bishop of the Iowa Supreme Court Earl Bennett faced a publicized incident on Walnut Street where a youth was accused of flirting with the judge's wife. The judge, accompanied by Mrs. Bishop, restrained the youth and police were summoned. The case proceeded in court with Bennett denying any improper advance and warning the youth to avoid suspicions in the future. Nearby, a separate report described a sewer superintendent spotting a strange object, later identified as a young wig, and other oddities including a man struck by lightning shaving his beard.
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der Woines Diapaich II
Iowa Supreme Court
Earl Bennett
Young Clers
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Fe Street
Iowa
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Bennett
Tulge Eshop
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der Vetter
Iim
Gadenzas
Charles Giéds
Duke Street
Kearny NS
Kearny Street
Gidds
Wigaro
West Verona
Arnold Scherrer
Goernor
Moore
Philippt
Raleigh
Dawson
Guv Watt
Teter
Eversl
Scott
Tshawla Sot
Place West Virginas
Roosevelt
Xou
Centipede Bite Escape Near Miss at Four Miles West
Miss Idi Michael narrowly escaped severe centipede sting while preparing a carriage ride four miles west of here. She grabbed a lap robe to cover herself when a centipede hidden in the robe crawled out, prompting a sudden retreat. The insect likely entered the robe the previous night.
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Arteler Corre
Idi Michael
Here
Political chatter and patriotism mix in Washington letters
A Galveston observer recounts meetings with Col Bryan and Col Gresham in Washington about possible Democratic nomination dynamics. He notes Culberson's influence, predicts Bryan’s uncertain bid, and discusses reactions across states. The letter also covers German South Africa policy views, West Virginia Republicans, Canadian patriotism, the Willard Hotel talks on loyalty, and Seattle Yukon Exposition plans.
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Washington
Walter Gresham
Tex
Congress
Rigas House
Col Bryan
Col Gresham
Southwest
Culberson
Thia
Col Bryan Indla Opinior
Bryan
S ii
Bryt
Mc Bryan
Texmy
Orth
Gresham
House of Curzon in English history
Lord Carson, engaged to Miss Mary Carson, is not the former viceroy of India but the sole surviving heir of Earl Howe. His fiancée, daughter of Col. Montagu Curzon, is a cousin of the late earl. Divorce ends the union and custody goes to the mother. The Curzons descend from Norman ancestors and Lord Howe is not the head of the house.
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Scarsdale
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Curzon
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Geen
Hicken
Secord
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Oval
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Alster
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Lord Randolph Churchill
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Soothing colors in an asylum blue room experiment
A Francisco Call report describes a hospital ward patient restrained by attendants and moved to a blue room. The doctor notes blue light quiets severe agitation and cites color therapy with blue walls, red accents, and darker hues used in mental disorder treatments.
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