Rise of Alfred Harmsworth From Pennies to Power
A fragment outlines Alfred Harmsworth rising from poverty to journalism power in England. It notes his early free lance beginnings, instinct to meet mass readers, and eventual rise via political papers and notable offices. References to Joseph Chamberlain and Harmsworth’s clash with Harmsworth papers appear as background.
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Lord Northcliffe
Kitchener
T. P. O'Connor
Free Lance
England
Alfred Harmsworth
Anton Thong
Free Lance Journallst
Penny
Feay
Lange
Answers
Magorits
Nia
Joseph Chamberlain
Bryan Owns German Dog Named Fritz At Bryan Home
Reporters waiting for a statement from William J Bryan watched a dachshund, described as a brindle dog about 332 feet long and 10 inches high, roam the front portico. The dog, named Fritz, appeared unfazed by the scene and did not threaten the reporters.
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William J.bryan
Mr. Bryan
Frits
Dernburg Leaves. Roses Fill Suite Aboard Bergensfjord
Dr Bernhard Dernburg former colonial secretary and unofficial German representative sails home on the Norwegian steamer Bergensfjord from New York. Admirers fill his suite with roses while he expresses hope the war ends soon with honor for all. He praises America and notes generally kind treatment aside from one unspoken incident.
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Rainer
New York
Bernhard Dornburg
German Empire
Emperor Iam
Bergensfjord
America
Dernburg
Woman Guards Germany's Food Supply War on Waste
Article portrays Frau Hedwig Heyl as a central figure in Germany's wartime food management. It recounts an interview in Berlin and New York observations on her work ethic, war cookbooks, substitutes for scarce foods, and the mindset that nothing is wasted. The piece notes emphasis on labor, food conservation, and societal mobilization amid war.
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Germany
Empire
Washington Post
New York
Mabel Kewin
Frau Heyl
American Woman's Club of
Berlin
Hague
Frau Heyls
Frau Hedwig Heyl
Sherifty
International Lyceum Club For
Northcliffe’s rise and the Times power saga
Alfred Harmsworth reshaped British journalism by buying the Evening News and launching the Daily Mail. He became the dominant force behind The Times, wielding immense influence abroad, while his public battles with figures like Gardiner and Kitchener exposed volatility between fame and health as he chased wealth and control.
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Harmsworth
Evening News
Alfred Harmsworth
Daily Mail
Isq
Aucceas
Times
Ita
Parnell
Gvith
Phoenix Park
Bryan and Wilson Duel Over National Ideals in War View
In a June 12 overview Herman Ridder contrasts William Jennings Bryan and Woodrow Wilson. Bryan is depicted as warm and connected to the people, while Wilson is portrayed as cold and cerebral. The piece argues both hold duties to America but pursue different paths, urging the public to listen to Bryan amid perceived press and foreign influence concerns.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Wilson
Gmail
Mr Wilson
Mr Bryan
Herman Ridder
Official War Reports on Day 320 of the War
Berlin reports heavy Allied and Russian attacks repulsed with prisoner losses and territorial gains for German, Austrian, and Italian forces across multiple fronts. Describes actions near Ypres Hebuterne Przemysl Dubysa Pruth Dniester and Monte Paralda with significant enemy casualties and German advances.
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Germany
Berlin
Ypres
Manneskensvere
Lorette Heights
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Ecurle
Serre
Hebuterne
Dubysa
Zoginie
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von Linsingen
Zurawna
Mostiska
Haluaz
Ana
Stanislau
Dniester
Wyschnuve
Hallez
Pruth
Staniglau
Podlougie
Otynia
Austria
Vienna
Panzer
Jezierzany
Wieézwiska
Obertyn
Czernelica
Horodenka
Zale Szenyky
Bukowina
Pflander
Upper
Zurowna
Susaan
Isonze
Ontaleane
Karfreft
Caperetto
Plava
Monte Paralda
Monteptano
Cortina d’Ampezzo
Fiera di Primiero
Borgo
Riggs Bank Case Awaiting Government Reply
A high level brief exchange unfolds as Riggs National Bank prepares a supplemental brief in response to the government brief of June 5. The matter centers on whether an equity court can restrain actions already taken and whether an injunction against officials to stop a $5,000 payment to the U.S. Treasury should be granted. Justice McCoy has the case under advisement and plans to issue decisions before his vacation.
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Lord Northclffe
British Empire
Lord Kitchener
G Gardiner
Daily News
Lord Northcliffe
Germany
Gardiner
Lourd Northcliffe
Times
Riggs National Bank
Treasury
United States
Riggs Bank
Justice McCoy
Warren
John E Laskey
Fifth Cavalry Team Wins Wootton Cup at Bryn Mawr
In Philadelphia on June 12 the Fifth United States cavalry polo team defeated the Bryn Mawr Wanderers 4 goals to 2 to claim the Wootton cup on Bryn Mawr field after receiving a one goal handicap. The Philadelphia Country Club first beat Devon by 6 to 4 to take the Moreston cup, with Devon given a five goal handicap.
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Philadelphia
United States Cavalry
Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr Wanderers
Cavalrymen
Philadelphia Country Club
G A R to Advertise Meet in National Bank Building
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment publicity committee will open headquarters at District National Bank in 1406 G Street NW for a four month campaign. An estimated 1766 dollars is planned to thoroughly advertise the encampment nationwide. Committee members include Frank Lord chairman Winfield Jones E S Rochester John B Smallwood JH McIntyre Joseph P Annin Thomas R Shipp and James D Preston.
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Grand Army of the Republic
District National Bank
G Street
Northwest
Ron Harper
Wiliam F .Gude
Citizens Committee
United States
Grand Review
Frank Lord
Winfield Jones
E S Rochester
John B Smallwood
JH McIntyre
Joseph P. Annin
Thomas R Shipp
James D. Preston
Comstock Fights to Hold Job Amid Bribe Claims and Attacks
Anthony Comstock, longtime censor, says he faces a civil service fired threat as over a hundred inspectors are slated for removal. He claims a conspiracy in the Federal Building and recounts past assaults and bribes offered to silence his anti vice crusade. He asserts he has not been discharged and cites his 18800 arrests and high conviction rate.
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Wislington Post
New York
Anthony Comstock
Post Office
Comstock
Washington
Burleson
Federal
Comatock
Festmaster Morgan
English Board Grants Central Liquor Control Powers for Munition Works
London June 12 The Gazette issued the order creating the central control of liquor traffic board with a chairman and minister of munitions appointees to regulate sale and supply of intoxicating liquors in prescribed areas. The board may limit hours prohibit sale and even take over saloons in munition zones. Violations face six months in jail or 500 fine under the defense of the realm act. It may dispense liquor without licenses under government work supervision.
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Uquor Traffic Board
Liquor Board
Mabie
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