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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1909

Page

22

Wrights Flight Sets World Record at Fort Myers

In a daily dispatch from Washington the Wright brothers, with Lieut Lahm aboard, achieved a new world record near Fort Myer. The biplane circled and returned under Army scrutiny, surpassing prior heavier-than-air feats and drawing praise from the President for advancing aviation.

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Era of Irrigation From the Gunnison Tunnel in Colorado

The New York Tribune lauds federal irrigation in western Colorado. Completion of the Gunnison tunnel unlocks vast tracts for cultivation, with eight to ten Western reclamation projects already supplying about 220000 acres. More projects will add nearly 1.9 million acres, transforming arid land into fertile fields while funds recycle to keep subsidies in motion.

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What Prosperity Means to Western Farmers and Varied Commerce

Nebraska and Dakota farmers prosper as dollar wheat yields rise, with many buying automobiles and wagons while others invest in land and buildings. The era sees widespread wealth, improved farm machinery, and a growing middle class, alongside a mix of urban trade and public notices.

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Goose the Oldest Goose in United States Found in City

Mra Johnson reports a 36 year old goose named Baby living with her in the city. The bird hatched long ago after a wild flock led to a snowy yard rescue. It follows its mistress, survived a crush injury, and remains a neighborhood figure amid local chatter and daily life.

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Races at Goodwood by King Edward VII and Duke of Richmond

King Edward VII and Queen are in Goodwood for the races, a historic private event run on the duke’s private park. The Goodwood course, owned by the Duke of Richmond, once hosted cavalry entertainment and remains profitable, with annual profits around 56,000 dollars. The estate houses famed artworks, porcelain, jewels, and relics, including Sevres pieces and Napoleonic memorabilia, reflecting the duchy’s long royal connections and aristocratic patronage.

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Port Revenues Jump at New York Port Receipts Rise

The Taft administration boosts strict baggage tax collection at New York port led by William Loeb Jr. Revenues from personal baggage in July exceed 4 percent of 1996 levels, with June receipts up 42 percent from 196 to 1997 and 8 percent from 1908. Hamburg American Line influx pushed totals higher. several Newport notables paid duties. Officials warn of crackdown on smugglers, especially wealthy women, to deter evasion and set an example.

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Harmony contested as Ballinger and Pinchot clash

A heated dispute unfolds between Interior Secretary Ballinger and Chief Forester Pinchot over public reservations and withdrawn territories. Pinchot appeals to the President for expanded powers, Ballinger defends policy, and a hope for reconciliation after a tense cabinet exchange.

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Airship plans promise Paris to Nancy routes and German linked service

A faded survey of early airship ambitions describes new air routes from Paris to the provinces, with docks near Sarreville and a vision of passenger ships carrying up to twenty aboard from Paris. Costs, stations, and security concerns loom as plans edge toward September. The piece also notes a rescue of a dog on Dover cliffs and a column on blunt knives linked to appendicitis.

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Pointed Paragraphs Reflect On Marriage And Money

A fragmented Chicago News snippet muses on a widow, a candidate, and demises. It notes a married man may avoid new hats and stock purchases due to cash constraints, suggesting honesty and necessity push men toward work when away from home.

Chicago News

United States Policy in Central America Seen as Protectorate Debate

Washington dispatch analyzes Washington’s aims in Central America amid conflicting reports on U S policy. It argues Taft sought no formal protectorate, yet aims to prevent European influence while preserving American influence and the hemisphere’s stability.

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Fragmented Readable Fragments Of Poems And Political Snippets

A jumble of verse and prose passages recounts sea imagery and nostalgia for meals, plus a brief sketch about Jeff Davis and a local political figure. It blends surreal lines with political reminiscence and stray names, offering a coarse snapshot of scattered 19th or early 20th century style items.

Untitled fragmentary motor travel notes from unknown era

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Pioneer Motor tap and Vopie Arama, rear time traversal, motor car journey, passengers, and unclear references to places and events. The readable content is highly garbled with many nonstandard spellings and likely multiple language artifacts, preventing clear reconstruction of facts or a coherent event.

Reflections of four bachelors from the New York Post

Reflections offer a series of provocations on gender, power, and marriage noting women as pleasure seekers in shopping and knowledge as power while critiquing male pride in church roles during political runs and the hope of improving marriage over time.

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Intervals with Capital's Visitors on Berlin Chancellorship

A long fragment discusses Berlin figures including Herr Heinrich Wollheim and Count von Buelow in relation to German politics and the Reichstag. The text mentions potential shifts in power, dismissal or dissolution of the Reichstag, and conditions affecting government and public opinion, with references to German political conditions and notable names.

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