Subscriptions and Dog Muzzle Debate Notes
The piece discusses subscription terms for The Washington Post and remarks on the rabies scare in the District. It argues for muzzling dogs to protect residents while suggesting limited use of muzzles on hysterical persons and urges authorities to show discretion in handling dog responses. It cites concerns about twenty three suspected rabies cases and reflects on public fear and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communamonere
Ferhapate
Taft Nomination and Injunction Plank Sparks Chicago Debate
The piece surveys Taft’s renomination prospects and the Chicago convention’s injunction plank. It notes Republican confidence in Taft, Dem splits, and the danger of officeholder machine critiques. It also touches on Denver and national reactions, plus a burst of political and social commentary from various outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cliag
Aps
Denver
Trong
Carsaent
Denver Republians
Baltimore
Lincoln
Plutadelphis
Ben Harrison
F Harrison
Harrison
Mark Hanna
Macbine
William McKinley
Willaim
Taft
Cleveland
Republican Party
Uré
Congress
West
Concussion of Fort Hamilton Guns Hurts Bath Beach Homes
From the New York World Fort Hamilton artillery damaged Bath Beach property with twenty thousand dollars in broken windows ceilings and crockery. Fort Wadsworth fired safely while fortians felt the blast as shells toppled a Casini restaurant mantelpiece and a Salon suffered shattered glass. Theodore Byidge was struck by a storefront signal and required surgery after the concussion of a twelve inch shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hamilton
Bath Beach
New York
Sherman
Ine
Uncle Sam
Fort
Wadsworth
Staten Island
Narrows
Hamilton
Althoug
Fort Wadsworth
Hamnton
Fort Loury
Casini
Fourth Avenue
1St Street
Fort Hamilon Avenue
Theodore Byidge
Williams
Jack Suwirtz
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Schwarte
Judge Furlong
Williamsburg
Murthermore
Istal
Magstrate Furlong
Schwartz
Behwartz
Turbulent 1860 Chicago Republican Convention Recalled
A Chicago Journal reminiscence recalls the 1860 Republican National Convention in Chicago. The piece describes a restless city, unruly crowds, fervent debates, and a radical atmosphere as delegates from the West gathered, ending with a cannon firing from a wigwam roof and Lincoln’s name carried by the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Whilock
Chicago Journal Borty
Chicago
Ilinois Central
West
Lincoln
The Sultan’s cigarettes and royal tobacco lore
A tobacconist explains royal cigarette making in Istanbul. A dedicated cloistered factory in the palace turns out the finest tobacco for the Sultan. Turkish leaf is imported, rejected leaves pile up until a flawless pound is found for royal use across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hls
Hee
Royal Palace
Earls of Derby and Man Sovereignty Through Centuries
A retrospective on the Earls of Derby tracing their royal links and sovereignty over the Isle of Man from Henry IV to Victorian times. It notes the unique four-ermine fashion origin, ties to the Stanley family, and the Derby lineage’s influence on British statecraft and culture.
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South Africa
Harl of Derby
Lord Stanley
Lord Derby
Shrewsbury
Huntington
Lera Deby
Greece
George
Edward
Levant
Thawards
Alfred
Alfred Who Med As Sovereign Duke of
Coburg
Lord
Derby
Prince Alfred
Lord Terby
Prince Wiliam of Lenmark
George I
Isle of Man
Henry Iv
Earl of Derby
George Iit
Earls of
Atyley
Kerks
Duke of Atholl
Amelia Stanley
Latt of Derby
Dukes of
Knowsles Mall
John Stanter
Thomas Hatham
Knowsley
Counts of
Lancaster
The Chicago Convention Reported by Wireless Bulletins
The New York American bulletin stream describes chaotic convention scenes with Speaker J Caesar Burrows, Senator Lodge, Hughes, and Longworth among the many delegates. Amid noisy demonstrations and tangled wires, mentions of Merry Widow removal and dog muzzling appear as the event unfolds in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
J Caesar Burrows
Washington
Theodoosevelt
Hall
Americus Club of
Pittsburg
Knox
National Federation of Dairy Lunch Clubs
Mets
New York Book Makers Club
Hughes
Nicholas Longworth
Merry Widow
Ldi
Danyile Commercial Club
Ifies Neuhbers
Uncle Joe
Arause
Charman Julius Burrows
Senator Lodge
Republican Party
Galle
Toole Meholas
Lengworth
Washinaton
Hitchcock
Itodge
New
York
Lodge
Rudolis Longworth
Sedge
Oklahoma
Rotheking
Charley
Faldeny
Senater Lodge
Dawn Crantie
Nicholas
Socialists in high places claim nobility march with red banner
A London dispatch profiles patricians among socialists and even some European nobles who join the red banner. It notes Duchess of Marlborough denying a switch while others, including heirs of Genoese bankers, pledge wealth to socialist and charitable causes, living frugally and teaching under assumed names. The piece then veers into a jumble of anecdotes about aristocrats and odd biographies, with references to poverty, marriage talk, and odd moral reflections.
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London
PTC
Duchess of Marlborough
Fru
Countess of Warwick
Europe
Duke of Galliera
Tne
Jim
Paris
Ferrari
Theorse
Vontnorra
Port Hytro
Ada
Earl of
Lonven
Wistant
Septford
Chats of Visitors to the Capital at the Abbitt
London inventor G Mansbridge visits the capital and comments on American streetcar charges and technology. He notes the fare for long and short rides, criticizes car noise and track roughness, and compares features with English systems.
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Charles
Knowsley
Earl of Derby
India
Darl of Derby
Lord Stanley of
Preston
Canada
Lord Derby
Sn Someman
London
DR Fontenoy
Brentwood Company
G Mansbridge
England
America
Glen—Glen
Glen Echo
Being a Useful Husband oem TeV har C1 be Nat aut then the lahe arenteus t eis ef om Nasland
The text describes a strained domestic scene focusing on a husband and wife pair, mentioning Robert Hainke af Wut and Mr Hardie, with claims about breakfast habits and daily routines. It discusses expectations of wifely duties and a routine centered on meal preparation within a long marriage.
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Nasland
Robert Hainke
Breakfist
Hancke
Hardie
Fatal shooting near Kahlotus sparks inquiry
In a Northwest ridgeline tale the report describes a dispute at Washtucna where Todd Brockmann was tally shot by Juan Mathews. Both men allegedly swung firearms in a rotary motion and a fatal shot occurred. The event suggests a dangerous prank akin to firing crackers in a powder magazine, with details uncertain.
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Harmiess
Todd Brockmann
Bern Tally
Juan Mathews
A. Halttus Wesh
Kahlotus
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Waak
Alexandria
Dai
Atly
Sundar
Monty Pal
William H. Taft
Bos
PSE
Wien
New York City
M Reyans
Portugal
Meeers Cortelyon
Los Angeles Times
Tod Wurl
Tyle
Cheago Daily Sadastel
John Rhilobell
Judas
Dennis
Glyas
Ary
Cueh
Kentucky
Lim
Hobson
Mr Tahbanks
Gorpers
van Cleave
Fale
Afteen
Comention Hall
Petity
Lincoln van Noc
Harpers Weekly
Earls OF Derby
Knigtt
Fathom
Howe
Stinly
John Stanley
Ferandsan Lomas
Bosworth
Henry
Henry VII
Perl
Lubwer Tottor
Elieh
Henry Vie
Sats
Romdheaes Ff
Countess of Derby
Saxony
Dover
Continent
Sarial
Asa Knocker
Leon
Wren
Sabourin
Cody
Nad Wisar
Syle Orna
Torwh
Tosis
Lea Giet
Litana
Calo
Aden
Thor
DC Reei
Ice Wa
Orion
Cna
Ita
Roosevelt
Pratt
Goa
Prather
Pope Fae
Chingo News
Matonieiptout
Bern
New York Press
Jerh
Jamil
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