Washington Post Subscriptions and 1914 Mexico Policy Debate
The notice outlines Washington Post subscription rates by mail and carrier, including daily and Sunday options, and details payment methods and address updates. It then discusses U S policy toward Mexico in 1914, urging careful handling of Carranza and Villa, Britain’s potential role, and the need for foreign governments to accept reparation terms and prevent US overreach or missteps in pacification efforts.
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Washington
Alexandria
Daly
United States
Europe
Mexico
Carrante
Sir Edward Grey
Benton
Villa
Carranza
Car Yania
City of
Correher
Vlao
Huerta
Mealeo
Great Britain
France
Spain
Germany
Italy
Bentons
Votes Against Repeal Tie to U S Interests and Panama Canal
The article argues that voting against repeal protects American interests and coastwise toll exemptions. It links repeal foes to national unity, criticizes opponents as backed by foreign shipping and Canadian rail interests, and warns railroads must show neutrality to maintain public confidence amid new canal policy debates.
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Senate
United States
Panama Canal
Tolis
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Covington Appointed Chief Justice Faces Critics
The Maryland representative Harry Covington's nomination as chief justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia draws public scrutiny as a potential reward for canal tolls reversal. The Post notes critics doubt the arrangement and that Senate confirmation remains pending. Covington may decline. he is portrayed as independent minded and fit for the post.
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Harry Covington
Maryland
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Covington
Huis Criics
Senate
Ins
Congress
Lord Russell Again in Divorce Court In 1914
The article recounts Lord Russell’s repeated divorces and bigamy conviction in Nevada and England, his royal pardon, and subsequent remarriage to his first wife’s corespondent. It notes his political roles, family connections, and a wave of sensational genealogical and political details from the era.
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Earl Rugcelt
Mabel
Lina
Scott
Rusell
Aha
Inlaw
Lady Scott
Abel
Earl
America
Carson City
New
Reno
Maron
Mollie
George John Somerville
Aberdeen
George Cook
Cumbernauld
Nevada
England
House of Lords
Holloway
George
Georges Grant
Winston Churchill
Home Department
Somerville
Bertrand Russell
Harvard
National Union For Woman Suffrage
R Pearsall Smith
Phadelphia
United States
Lloyd George
Temple of Mammon
Hus
Lord Amberlay
House of Commons
Leeds
Harrow
Lord Amberley
Expediting the People s Business in New York
Article fragments discuss the President pressuring Congress to finish work, references to executive orders, and the need to accelerate government actions before October. Mentions of figures Wal Becker Johnson and a focus on home grounds and psychological depressions appear amid partial notes from The New York American and The New York Sun.
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York
America
Congress
New York Sun
Smith
Isaae
Wal- Becker
Ter Johnson
Congress Condensed: Senate Debates Repeal and Executive Sessions
Senator William Aiden Smith opposed the repeal while McCumber Burton and James Lewis Thornton and Tillman backed the President’s policy. Hoke Smith predicts a sixteen vote margin for repeal. Lippitt plans to vote against to protect coastwise trade rights. Executive nominations discussed. night session held. recess set for 11 today. House reports on Union Plaza payments. Wright charges hearings. prohibition resolutions debated amid a filibuster and attempted impeachment move, adjournment at 6 pm.
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William Aiden Smith
House
Logue
Pennsylvania
Publc
Union Plaza
McCoy
Wright
Hobson
Alabama
Gantrill
Kentucky
Buchanan
Illinois
Neely
West Virginia
Dayton
Humphrey
Washington
The Zenana Pool in Harem Marble Splendor
In Dewan Khes from the June Century, a zenana pool is carved as a single white marble lotus at its center, water flowing over petal faces. Triangular water flower panels stand at the lotus corners, and gems shimmer through the water. The pearly lily flickers as the beloved harems await the lord, facing the fear of aging as beauty wanes.
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H F Hemeon
Thas
Shah Tehan
How Carlsbad Got Name
An American observer asserts Carlsbad is entering its 246th season, tracing the name to a huntsman tale of Charles I. The old chronicle says a pack fell into a medicinal spring cauldron while hot in pursuit of a stag and were saved from death, giving rise to Carlsbad and the nickname Bad.
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Carl
Prina
New York Herald
Carlsbad
Tve
Charles I
Extra Finger Hoodoo At Deathly Fraud Arraignment
In Los Angeles James Garfield Mortis is arraigned for forging Anita Baldwin McClaughry's name on a 515 check. Policeman Stevens cites finger evidence, noting Mortis has an extra finger on his right hand. The magistrate jokes about fingerprints, while Mortis defends the claim as a mislabel of a supposed gift.
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Los Angeles
Justles
Sidney N Reeve
James Garfield Mortis
Anita Baldwin McClaughry
Stevens
Mortis
Poodle killed by python at Luna Park in Coney Island
German visitor Mrs Artuza and her French poodle were near the python cage in Luna Park when the 20 pound python lunged through a two foot wire fence and fatally struck the dog during a lecture on the Gila monster. The incident occurred at Brighton Beach.
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New York
Endora Artuza
Bremen
Germany
Shelpurne
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Luna Park
Artuza
Make House
When the Cat's Away A Husband's Postseparation Tale
A husband recounts months of loneliness after parting from his wife for five years. He details barroom reunions, late nights, and wandering the town while she recuperates from a minor operation. The couple ultimately reunites, and he stays by her side.
Bandit Abe Buzzard The Welsh Mountain Chicken Thief Arrested
Reading Dispatch reports Abe Buzzard a lifelong Pennsylvania convict known for horse and chicken thefts was arrested by detectives Halilsey and McGovern in Reading. Charged with stealing about 100 fine fowls from Justicee James of St Peters Chester County, Buzzard claimed police persecution and cited a 37 year prison record. Relatives linked to the case include Samuel Graham and George Taylor. Buzzard’s brother was also jailed, and one sibling is blind in Berks County alms house.
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Pennsylvania
Reading
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Abe Buzzard
Halilsey
McGovern
Buzzard
Caop
Justicee James
St Petere
Chester County
Samuel Graham
Bustard
George Taylor
West Chester
Graham
Tlo
Gaid
Abe
Buzzard Brothers
Lke
Berks County Almshouse
The Principal Poet
The poem extols God making poetry from mud air and life. It contrasts roughness with divine artistry and laments those who ignore nature's beauty and poetic heritage, praising the poet as a craftsman of sky sea and dawn.
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Baltimore Sun
Catnapped drama shows cat maternal instinct and theft
A Philadelphia newspaper item describes a cat with kittens that loses and recovers one or more offspring to another mother. The intruder returns multiple times, climbs roofs through a skylight, and is repelled when challenged by the original mother.
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Philadelphia
Mother Cat No 1
Mother Cat No 2
Weather and tide table mixed with stray spoof item
The notice blends daily sun and tide data, regional temperatures, and thunderstorm activity across the Rockies and East. It also includes a weather summary for New England and mid Atlantic, plus a curious, unrelated anecdote about Harold Swinshart and a wooden leg.
Monkeys Stir Indians Mirth at Zoological Gardens
From the Philadelphia Record seven Blackfeet braves and four squaws in warpaint witnessed world animals at the zoo. They laughed at baboon antics, lion activity, and table manners of big cats while admiring elephants hippos camels and king vultures.
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Philadelphia
Zoological Gardens
Medicine Owl
Taney
Tiger Goes on Water Cart at New York Tribune Zoo
A Siberian tiger named Dick at the Centrel pary menagerie faces a diet change as he recovers from a sore caused by cage floor friction. Keeper Bil Snyder plans to restart Dick on a meat-based regimen after illness and a series of milk punches.
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New York Tribune
Pary Menagerie
Eo Dick
Tia
Mary
Bil Snyder
Deck
Snyder
Dick End
Ager
Interviews on Cuba and British trade influence in 1900s
American and British interests appear in Cienfuegos with US consul Baehr leaving for Bern as Havana and San Francisco exhibitions spark Anglo American pavilion plans. West Virginia’s dry rollout prompts revenue fears and tax pressures for residents and businesses.
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