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The notice lists subscription options for The Washington Post with daily and Sunday editions, various delivery terms, and prices. It notes payment by draft, check, post office order, or registered mail to The Washington Post Co. and gives offices in New York and Chicago with manager names.
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Kentucky gerrymander judged unconstitutional again
The State court of last resort struck down the 1906 legislative gerrymander as improper and harmful to Democratic prospects in Kentucky. The piece condemns the districting as naked partisanship and predicts mixed political fallout, noting potential shifts in Senate and gubernatorial races while urging honest, principled conduct. It also highlights a Philadelphia Press plea for generous funding to fight tuberculosis in Pennsylvania and mentions notable philanthropists like Baroness Hirsch and Cecil Rhodes supporting public health and scientific research.
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Second Story Game and the Death Penalty Debate
A collage of 19th century clips discusses progress in AI‑like epidemics, abolition and retention of capital punishment with sociologists and jurists questioning justice. It then recounts convention history with Conkling and Grant, Interstate Commerce shifts, and a curious mix of quotes on crime, science, and politics.
Weds Soon After Rich Wife's Death
Wealthy Scot Henry Hill, adjutant of the Third Battalion, marries Miss Jane Kent less than six months after his first wife’s death. He inherits vast tainted funds used to sustain a yacht, Belmont Court, and a Kent country estate, amid scrutiny of his name change from Lewis.
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Dreams That Pass Through Night Bring Odd Fortunes
A dated collection of vignettes on dreams that seemingly predict outcomes from lottery wins to royal gifts. The piece recounts Luigi Tiranti’s dream leading to a $80 win on a $3 lottery ticket, a Queen Alexandra inspired shawl for a Scottish dreamer, a mercenary fiancé’s dream leading to a costly civil action, and other dream-tinged tales. It also notes Richard Mansfield's dream prompting a career breakthrough and tangential items on dreams’ influence.
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High Buildings and Pneumonia Risks Cited by Brom to Buster Advertiser
A Brom to Buster Advertiser column discusses possible links between skyscrapers and rising pneumonia deaths. It notes no proven causal connection, cites Massachusetts findings, and suggests restricting skyscrapers in smaller cities until science provides clearer answers.
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Woman's game and Roosevelt remarks mix in late eve item
A poem on a woman's solitary pastime precedes a Philadelphia Dispatch report detailing Stuyvesant Fish's hostile critique of President Roosevelt. Fish, addressing University of Pennsylvania finance students, likens Roosevelt to a burdened god and questions the admin's prudence and discretion. Also noted is a Bronx Zoo capybara exhibit description with traits and local lore.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicaga News
A quirky, fragmented paragraph set offers satirical misquotes and aphorisms about life aims, money, and appearances. The piece jumbles phrases such as a well boxed path and a rolling stone, mixing odd proverbs and nonsensical views. It reflects a playful tone with uncertain themes.
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Public figures discuss Philippines policy and Roosevelts strength
Abraham L Lauske now Third Assistant Postmaster General arrives in Washington and outlines an altruistic U S approach to the Philippines saying the U S must uplift the islands education expansion is rapid and self sustaining. Oyster Bay residents praise President Roosevelt and expect renomination and election. San Francisco mayoral race support faces newspaper opposition while Yaqui issue prompts hard national policy views. Representative James T McCleary takes new postal post and advocates tariff extremes with a maximum and minimum plan.
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Human Enigma Albertus Pierce Treated After Suffering Leg Pain
From the New York World report Albertus Pierce known as the Human Enigma swallowed swords tacks needles glass and poisons for years. He was admitted to Bellevue with a decaying leg bone likely from mercury poison stored in his joints. He told Dr. Smith his stomach was fine but his leg troubled him. The London Daily Mail notes a French proverb about prudent men like a pin.
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