Washington Poet Publication Office Subscription Notice
A damaged review of a publication plan and pricing lists for the Washington Poet Publication Office. It mentions subscriptions, prices, delivery details, and a quote about Mrs Jessie Stubbs and Sunday issues, with references to delivery offices in Washington and Alexandria.
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Bas Alexandria
Daly
Chicago
Jessie Stubbs
Mall
Mra Stubbs
Income Tax Amendment Debate Dominates Virginia and Nation
The March 9 1910 Washington Post article surveys the heated debate over a proposed income tax amendment. It cites opposition arguments about federal power and states rights, noting legislative votes and party positions. Prominent figures include Senator Bailey and Governor Swanson, with discussions of how the amendment could affect future policy and fiscal constraints.
Definition shifts of the word lady over time in essays
The piece traces how the term lady evolved from meaning a woman of high birth and status to a general, often diminished, reference to women. It cites sources like Century dictionary entries and Lowell, noting debates about dignity and social rank amid changing usage and attitudes toward women.
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Manor
William of
Deloraine
Leslander
Welrose
Ad Bank
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Lowell
Britain and Japan in a delicate China stalemate
A British press overview argues that an informal Anglo Japanese Chinese diplomacy risks ending in a closed door to China and a collision with the United States. London papers warn that Britain may steer powers toward conflict while preserving its own interests, with a long view of naval power and the balance of Asia. The piece also touches on Harriman railroad dynamics as a separate but related business analysis.
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Great Britain
Russia
Japan
China
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Pall Mall Gazette
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Schiff
Chinchowcu-Asgun Raiload
Flerstanding
Chiba
United States
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Allance
Indi
London
Not More but Better From Kaengas City Star Note on George Logan Farm
The piece praises farmer George Logan of Montgomery county Kansas for cultivating 15 acres to produce vegetables and fruit, arguing that better farming beats larger but poorer plots. It argues many American farms suffer from neglect, overcropping, and slovenly methods, urging diligence, intelligent rotation, manure use, and focused cultivation to boost yields and local markets.
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Kaengas City
Kungas
George Logan
Rane
Montgomery County
Independence
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United States
Peter Henderson
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Logan
Kans
Canadian rail plan links wheat belt to Hudson Bay coast
A Canadian government proposal aims to connect the wheat belt with Hudson Bay by a government built and privately operated railroad. The route would ease Arctic navigation four months a year, lower export costs, and spur a future mineral and iron ore boom. The piece also sketches ambitious western expansion dreams and echoes past optimists about western wealth and transport routes.
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Hudson Bay
Pirvate
Canada
Dominion
Pittsburg
Tansel Webster
Kansas
Colorado
California
George McDuffc
Rocky Mountains
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Washington
Republic
Webster
McDume
Far West
Lludson Bay
Divorce Drama Highlights Blind Majors Case Across Oceans
The English divorce court rejected a citation in Major Charley Spencer Hall’s petition for divorce from an American wife, noting a technicality about her later marriage in America. The case references Herbert Harriman and questions of domicile, with commentary on charity for blind workers and the broader social implications of education and independence for the disabled.
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John Bigham
Charley Spencer Hall
Dxforisire Light Infantry
America
Fedbetto Hariman
New York
Herbert Harriman
John
Fitt
Rideland
Eneitoh
Ferbert Harriman
Herbert Hellman
Presself
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May Hall
Cerry
Treverecch
Gomersetshire
Har, Iviman
Albert Stevens
Newsmile
Castle Stevens Hoboken
Jonah Brady
The Horrors of Peace in the Armageddon of Society
The Neo Yor Prest and Under the head Horrors Other Than Those of War urge disarmament advocates to reduce peaceful slaughter by fire and murder, railway accidents, and unsafe workplaces. Data from 1907 shows 1448 killed and 6664 injured by conflagrations, with disproportionate fires per 1000 population in the US versus Europe, plus high murder rates in major cities and weak criminal laws. The piece argues for reform to lessen these preventable horrors and critiques armament journals.
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Nats Journal
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France
Great Britain
Chicago
Paris
London
Germany
Canada
Milla
Bundiy Wade
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Extermination of the housefly and public health gains
The piece argues a government push to eradicate the housefly as a deadly human foe, noting past indifference and current progress. It lauds the Department of Agriculture campaigns and urges health boards to join in, aiming for substantial reduction of fly born diseases and improved sanitation nationwide.
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Pasteur
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Fort Sala
Cuba
Panama
The Garden of Life Too Much Talk and Moral Garden
A fragmentary piece blends a gardener’s reminiscence on seeds with satirical commentary from the New York Telegraph about polite behavior in Boston and a tedious postoffice monologue. It laments social pretensions, echoes a garden metaphor, and ends noting the garden as a magical, perfumed space.
Fragmented Opinion Chunks From Vague Press Fragments
A garbled paragraph stream discusses suffrage, disaster, and public figures. It references Arkansas hills, Little Rock, John D Rockefeller, Mayor Gaynor, Banker Schiff, Doc Cook, and Japanese policy in a disjointed, fragmentary way. The text mixes political critique with improbable anecdotes and misquoted lines.
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Gaynor
Ike
Banker Schiff
Japan
Not Yet Out of Date on a French Snuffbox Tale
Fragmented report recounts a 19th century Paris era story about Count Alevendie Loula and an American Senate visit. It notes snuffbox hoards at a chateau in Saint Andre de Seignanx and a French laundress Blanche who influenced Napoleon era intrigues. The piece mixes names, places, and aging figures with unclear sequence.
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Eugene d Ore
States Senate
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Senate
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Lot
Suvifmak
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Aléxandra Louis Eugane Witha
Alexandre Louta
Ernest
Napoleon
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
A humorous monologue notes education is costly in experience. It argues many seek fame by despising education, while a hero might avoid pneumonia but fail at writing a home letter. Domestic economics are criticized as savings are offset by family spending.
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Ium
Sun York
George Crocker
Salliony
Reid
Crocker
Work of the Y M C A From the New York American
A Washington meeting with Taft and diplomats praised the YMCA’s worldwide appeal. The president cited Shanghai’s YMCA as a model, noting Chinese leadership’s interest and the organization’s practical focus on improving working and social conditions. Comparisons to Young Europe and Mazzini are drawn, reflecting on universal youth unity and democracy.
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YMCA
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Mazzini
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Italy
Young Europe
MCA
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Union of the Youth of the World
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Civil Service Progress Across Cities Since 1883
The Newark Burning Post reports that civil service merit systems expanded from early pioneers like Newark in 1888 to about 100 cities and many states. The article lists numerous cities with established merit rules and links progress to charter reforms and municipal governance, noting ongoing debates and adoption as core to public life.
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United States Civil Service Commission
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Colorado
New Jersey
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Wie
Boston
Mass
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Serwator
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Springfield
Hoboke
Maco Spuhano
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Toros City
Toledo
Ohio
Lawrence Mass Washington Po
Los Angeles
Cal Morcester
Lowell
Youkars Lyng
Mane
Tyery Altke
New York Colonists Seek End to Secret Commissions
Merchants and colonial tradesmen push a boycott against paying stewards and other aides secret commissions. They claim such practices distort trade, depress customer trust, and favor New York imports over local merchants. The effort hinges on enforcing restraints of trade, though public support and legal enforcement remain uncertain.
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Newport
Ita Apnea
Tose Wno
Visitors discuss Prohibition party stance at Willard meeting
At the Willard hotel, George Hamilton of Ohio defended labor leaders and urged temperance via saloon regulation. He argued the Prohibition issue is not a political one and stressed independence of the American Flint Glass Workers Union from the AFL. He predicted Republican support from Buckeye workers and referenced 1908 party lines and farm land prices in Montana and surrounding states.
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Prohibition
Labor Organization
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Newave
Ohio
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Wilterd
American Flint Glass Workers Union
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Sartoun
Hamilton
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Uemeat
Cancer Fight: Crocker Fund Aims New Front in Heart of Philanthropy
The Crocker cancer fund seeks a strategic shift from palliation to prevention and elimination of disease. Backers plan long term support for researchers and sanitarian work, hoping to reduce infections and cancers through proactive medicine and broad philanthropy.
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