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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1914

Page

13

Washington Post Telegraphed Subscription Terms Notice

The Washington Post offers subscription options with daily and Sunday delivery in Washington and Alexandria. Rates vary by duration, prepaid in advance, with options for daily Sunday excluded plans and yearly commitments. Foreign advertising agents are listed. Dated Tuesday June 9, 1964.

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Let the Post Follow You Washington Readers

A fragment from a Washington newspaper page urges readers to keep the Post fully informed as they move or travel. It promotes timely delivery, mail orders, and continued subscription to The Washington Post Company with address details and contact lines.

German British trade rivalry in Panama Canal era analysis

The article argues the Panama Canal will intensify Britain and Germany's commercial clash, noting German population growth, tariff shifts, and state-backed trusts. It contrasts German efficiency with Britain’s protectionist drift, outlines planned canal routes, German shipbuilding, and extensive foreign trade network expansion.

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Appointment of Harry Covington to Chief Justice Post

The piece lauds Chief Justice Covington and honors his appointment to head the Supreme Court of the District. It notes District political pressures and asserts DC residents endure unrepresented status, stressing the need for fair treatment and representation in governance and justice.

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Granting A Period For Recuperation Of Business

A long editorial urges granting the government a period of recuperation for finance and general business after tariff and currency reforms. It argues the President, cabinet, and party faced opposition and stresses the need for a measured pace to restore confidence, urging Congress to consult business leaders and avoid sweeping laws.

Curse on Dalham Hall Haunts a London Divorce Suit

A long column retells the Dalham Hall curse tale linking Lady Affleck's divorce case to the hall's blight. It follows the manor's transfer from the Afflecks to Cecil Rhodes and others, detailing misfortune tilting through generations, and ends with a brisk note on English legal peers and property decline.

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Congress Condensed on Repeal Policy and Labor Bills

Senator Willam Alden Smith attacked the administrations foreign policy and urged colleagues against repeal. Senator Martine of New Jersey spoke against repeal while Renate and Poindexter surfaced at Jonathan on the President’s policy. A convention for time renification was certified. The House approved sundry civil appropriation 202 to 64 as Buchanan sought labor protection bills. Britten proposed a ban on paid lectures by cabinet officials and lawmakers during office hours. Session adjourned at 6:05 pm until noon today.

Senato A Willam Alden Smith Martine New Jersey House Buchanan Britten Congress

One Billion at Stake in Mexican Crisis and Foreign Safety

A Lasites Weekly analysis warns that roughly a billion dollars in foreign investment and thousands of American residents in Mexico face peril amid Huerta’s fall and rising anti foreign sentiment. The piece argues U S action must be vigorous to protect lives and property, or both American and foreign interests will collapse.

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Horses the Size of Dogs and the Desert Legend

The article discusses fossils and legends of Hipparion age horses found in the Mojave Desert. It traces discoveries by Prof John Campbell Merriam and notes evidence that continents were once connected. It blends paleontology with a legendary bridge of land and ancient horses roaming the Pacific coast before later migrations.

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Kipling Emerges in Colvin Memoir as Promising New Writer

In an anecdote from ff McCure's Autobiography, Sidney Colvin at the British Museum discusses a rising writer Rudyard Kipling with Colvin noting his strong potential. The tale recounts Colvin praising Kipling to Meredith and the idea of Kipling becoming a notable literary figure.

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English For Chinese Prisoner Baffles Canadian Judge

A Chinese prisoner in a Canadian city dodges understanding English as a magistrate struggles to explain a one dollar fine. An officer tries a loud earful, shouting about a teakettle and hearing, until the man admits to paying only one dollar.

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A Little While Poem by Don Marquis Featured in Evening Sun

The fragmentary verse presents Don Marquis contemplating love laughter and mortality. It ponders what comes after life with lines about sorrow mirth and death. The piece evokes a mood of existential inquiry and the poet’s struggle between desire fate and meaning.

Don Marquis York

Gander Kills A Baby In Claridge Yard

An enraged gander attacked William, infant son of Martin Korkel, in a Claridge yard after children approached. The injuries proved fatal within hours as bystanders and parents watched the bird lunge and hiss while the infant wandered toward the attacking bird.

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Unruly horse fatally bites girl at Dupont stable

In Dupont Pittston township near James Ponic’s stable an ungrateful horse bucked water from a trough striking a girl who was trying to restore it. The child suffered a fatal neck bite as Dr Dougherty of Avoca attempted first aid but failed.

Barre Phila Hoya James Ponic Dupont Pittston Poole J . Dougherty Avoca

No-Interest Dollar Tale From A Fisteher Street Fable

A mother sends a girl with a dollar to buy bread. The dollar vanishes down a black hole in a pipe fence and reappears years later when workers tear down the fence. The venerable, tarnished dollar is retrieved by the owner, ending with a reminder of the long strange journey of a single coin.

Fisteher Avenue Shelby Street

Ignaz Averuue Razite Affair Draws Gun Threats

An admirer of Miss Fannie Acherha Ag attempted to force a proposal by force at her residence. Ignatz Averuue Razite drew a pistol, fired two shots in the air, and fled when a struggle ensued. he was later arrested by Do Meeman Sherpard on aggravated assault and battery charges.

Philadephie Fannie Acherha Ag Ignatz Prt Tenatz Jorge Waran Do Meeman Sherpard

Discovery of ore deposits by wireless telegraph study

German scientists report success in locating underground ore lenses using wireless telegraph methods. Depths measured with electrical means based on Fro Leimbach's inverted technique, with tests near potash mines in the northern tiers.

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Weather and Tide Table Glitchy Sun and Tide Card

Fragmented reading shows a local weather report with scattered references to tides, temperatures, and wind. Includes mentions of Atlantic coast, Tuesday and Wednesday weather, and partial hourly data, but many words are unreadable.

Fragmentary River Bulletin Items and Odd Phrases

A jumble of clipped captions and garbled phrases references rivers Potomac and others, mentions Nell and a Basian Transcript, and skims weather or fashion notes. The legible bits hint at local notices and odd non sequiturs without a clear single event or focal person.

France and America Run Panama Project Highlights

The article discusses Canal Credit and Franco American efforts in the Panama project, noting French engineers and American support. It mentions financial strains, funding issues, and the broader impact on banking, currency, and commercial paper. It also covers Cuba's judiciary in a separate approval of high officials and the importance of stable government and law.

Visitors to the Capital Discuss Voter Influences in New York

Readers witness a lively exchange on election sentiment as observers debate whether voters prize character over party, citing Roosevelt, Littleton, and Wall Street anxieties. The piece notes stagnation in New York business and concerns over political reforms and governance amid a turbulent campaign atmosphere.

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