Publication Office Entertains Subscriptions and Aviation News
The Washington Post outlines subscription terms for Washington and Alexandria delivery while reporting Orville Wright and Lieut Lahm setting a new world flying record at Fort Myer. It details aircraft endurance, military considerations, and the push for practical use, alongside brief notes on naval defense and global affairs.
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Orville Wright
Lieut Lahm
Fort Myer
Muir
Ai Elmont
Wilbur Wright
France
Wrights
War Department
Crete
Elis
Hemessees
Urville
Era of Irrigation Opens Land for Cultivation in West
The Gunnison tunnel completion in western Colorado signals a bold federal irrigation program turning worthless lands fertile. Eight to ten reclamation projects already irrigate about 220000 acres. five near finish will add nearly 900000 acres, and seventeen more under way total about 1800000 acres. The plan uses permanent investment returns and repeated funding, benefiting tax trade and domestic growth while providing homes for farmers.
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New York Tribune
Gunnison
Tacompahgre Valley
Colorado
Gunnison River
United States
Roosersit
Ing
What Prosperity Means to Western Farmers in Dollar Wheat
An OCR fragment discusses Western farmers prospering amid a dollar wheat era. It highlights Nebraska and Dakota farmers buying automobiles and wagons, hoarding land, and citing improved credit, steadier work, and high wheat yields as signs of affluence.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Dakotas
Seattle
Rust
Waid
Debraska
West
The
Exchange
Wim
Californi
Dakota
Kensas
Goose Thirty six Years Old Flop Digpated to the New York Herale
An aged goose nicknamed Baby lives with Mrs Johnson in this city. Found as a gosling in April, the bird survived a snowy day and a horse incident. The old goose is a neighborhood fixture, gentle yet bold in following its owner.
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New York
United
Tes
Mra 4 Johnson
Mra Johnson
Goodwood Races Attract King Edward VII And Richmond Estate
King Edward VII and Queen are spending a week at Goodwood for the races on the Duke of Richmond’s private grounds. The article notes Goodwood’s history, priceless treasures at Goodwood House, and the Duke’s wealth, hunting, and yacht interests, including links to the Richmond lineage and famed historical acts surrounding the Order of the Garter.
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Goodwood
England
Dukes of Richmond
Duke of Richmond
Chichester
Goodwood Oak
Goodwood House
Hoalwood House
Sir William Chambers
Wyatt Lt
Dan Quixote
Richmond
Linus A
Venice
Moon
Jtler
Napoleon
Waterlo
Duke of Swellington
Richmurd
Brusses
Waterloo
India
Portugal
Brazil
Charles II
Louise de Queroualttes
de Auhiay
France
Garter
Lela
Tiuchess
Portamonth
George
Van
Pickmont
Sarah Cadogan
Wilam
Sarah Bem
Marchay
Nandsome
Pemself
Matrmony Ace
Jets
Aan
Sar von Taust
Fendon
Lady March
March
Ana
Duke of
Gordon
Lennox
Scotland
Aubigny
Log Hota
Rocky Mountains
Itha
Jockey Club
Marquise DE Fontenot
Port Revenues Jump From Tight Customs at New York
The New York World reports Taft administration enforcement of baggage taxes at the port has increased honesty among transatlantic travelers and raised revenues. July baggage receipts show over four percent rise from 1996, with June gains of 42 percent over 196 and 124 percent over 1997. Hamburg American Line’s arrival added heavy duties, including several thousand dollars from Newport colony members, while inspectors handled declarations smoothly and a plan to jail smugglers targets influential offenders.
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Sollector Loeb
New York World
Taft
Wiliam Loeb, Jr
New York
Eharpa
Mnet Amerika
Newport
Srele Sam
A Plea for Harmony Between Ballinger and Pinchot
Controversy in the Interior Department spills into public view as Secretary Ballinger and Forester Pinchot clash over public reservations. Pinchot appeals to the President for broader powers while Ballinger defends policy, with ongoing conference aim to harmonize the two antagonists and reconcile withdrawn territories.
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Ballinger
Forester Pinchot
Berloelems
Loee
Troden
Fichet Colot
Hereau
Rovcery
Adaen
Pinchots
Ava
Tomeney
Pinvhots
Ballisger
Pratt
Pinchot
First Airship Service Aims for Paris and Province Links
Reports detail early airship plans from a German and French effort, outlining routes from Paris to Fontainebleau and Rouen with stations at Orléans and Sartrouville. Costs, feasibility, and accident risks are discussed as authorities eye services next year, including possible connections to Nancy and Bordeaix.
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Wosen
Paris
Sarirpiyville
Ails
Nancy
Special League Ag
Bulla
France
Simerne
Tay
Rhelms
Orleans
Pointed Paragraphs on Matrimony and Hats in Chicago News
The fragment discusses spousal dynamics and social judgments, noting a divorced or married man seeking a new hat after a year of marriage. It mentions financial restraint, stock considerations, and the idea that honesty can drive men to work when funds are tight. The tone is wry and observational about everyday choices.
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Smithsonian
Mammalia of the Sea
Maine
Opy
Jongboat
Chesapeake
Amagiah Tayesoy
New England
Greenland
Leia
Maont
Tadley Field
Mogus
Chicago News
United States Aims in Central America Protectorates Debate
Washington dispatch analyzes Taft administration aims in Central America. It argues the U S seeks no protectorate but faces turbulent conditions in Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Honduras. The piece warns against European credit power coercion and stresses American influence to avert revolutions and protect interests.
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United States
Washington Dispatch
New York
Bertld
Central America
Taft
Cuba
Panama
Central American
Guatemala
Micaragua
Honduras
Washington
Amercan
Jeff Davis Won a Vote Prom Kansas Crp Sta
A Kansas schoolteacher spends a vacation in Kansas City and writes about Jeff Davis as a political figure. The piece portrays him as a popular politician and describes a scene where an old man with determination is moved to sympathy by a pie incident while a neighbor comments on laws and loyalty.
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Alstratin
Japan
Ascal
Uae
Australia
Deakin
Flont
Keikin Minisks
Essen
Peasionate
Mexico
Commonwealth
Dave
Dover
Margeret
Chatwin
Namies
Smith
Oller
Jeff Davis
Prom
Kansas
Wawa
Jeff
Fragmentary OCR item about a motor car event
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a pioneer motor tap and a rear time for traversed, with garbled names and places. The text references a motor car, passengers, and an incident or journey but lacks coherent details. No distinct persons or organizations are identifiable.
Reflections of Four Bachelor Words on Women and Pride
This fragment discusses gender roles and power in shopping and knowledge. It critiques how men view leadership in politics and notes expectations in marriage, suggesting a paradox about women's roles and a man’s church position. The text reads like a reflective social column from a bygone era.
Berlin man predicts Count von Buelow could regain chancellorship
Interviews with German visitors in Berlin reveal belief that Count von Buelow may again become chancellor as political conditions shift. A Berlin official notes Reichstag dynamics and coalition pressures, while public sentiment cites potential administrative changes and impact on governance.
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Count von Buelow
German Empire
Germany
Heinrich Wollheim
Grunewald
Berlin
Internation
Abelschie Briefmarken Avitomaten
Vertriebs Gesellschaft
Willard Herr
Toilheim
Buelow
Heapley
Condus
Reichstag
Buel
Twichslag
Theowe
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