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Washington
Alexandria
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Oregon
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Baltimore
Butter coloring case Cordial defense of honest butter raises questions
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph notes the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's sustainment of a Oleomargarine conviction. It argues coloring oleomargarine or substitute butter should be penalized to protect consumers and protests dairy interests’ influence on law. The piece critiques Harvard history professor Hart and discusses judicial respect, protection of presidents, and misc. political commentary.
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Philadelphia Evening ‘Telegraph
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Telegraph
United States
Irs
Intercar
Samson
Harvard
Henry Fielding
Tom Jones
Foundling
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
South
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Titus
Ireland
England
Hart
Potomac
Ohio
Chicago
Theban
Kanpaa
George F. Hoar
Burns
Record-Herald
Circuit
Cook County
Demand Upon the King's Brother in Cyprus Crisis
A Cyprus petition asks Duke of Connaught to press Britain for Cyprus annexation to Greece. The piece surveys Cyprus history under the Ottoman Empire, British occupation, and European powers wary of Greece's rise. It notes unrest in Crete, the Sultan's prestige, and regional geopolitics with Russia, Austria, and Balkan states.
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Cyprus
Victoria
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Algiers
Great Britain
Russia
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Prince George
Crete
Austria
Balkan
Constantinople
Saloniki
Europa
Manchuria
Europe
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Lin
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Fragmented Chicago Notes Mock Classic Prose
The text presents garbled reflections on writing, reciprocity, and domestic life with numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases. It references pen mightiness and platonic love while discarding clear narrative or coherent quotes, suggesting OCR corruption from a historical Chicago newspaper page.
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Chicago News
Romester
Noted Chiefs of the Railway World Gather in Washington
Delegates from America and Europe converge in the New Willard lobby for the International Railroad Congress. Chief figures like Stuyvesant Fish, J. J. Hill, and J. F. Harahan loom large as they discuss rate legislation, modernization, and cross border rail travel amid a Babel of languages and a mix of officials, magnates, and engineers.
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International Railway Congress
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White House
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van Dyke
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International Congress
Atlantic
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Willard
Ilinois Central
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Mr. Fish
Fish
Columbia College
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Southern Railway
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Illinois Central
J. T. Harahan
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Alexandria
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Decatur
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Harahan
J. J. Hill
Hill
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
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Robert Mather
Rock Island and Pacific
Rock Island
Chicago
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Joseph Ramsay
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George Gould
Ramsay
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Wabash
Theodore Roosevelt
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Railroad Fraternity of
America
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Rameau
Smoky City
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Ramasay
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Termine Association
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George John Arymvtaxe
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railroad
London
George
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Yorks
Cambridge Square
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Harlelan Society
Societies of Antiquaries
Reas
Sir Charles B. Euan- Smith
Sir Charles
Buenos Ayres
Charles
Morocco
Tees
States
Charles M. Hays
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Pacific
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Grand Trung
Bir
Charles Rivers Wilson
Canada
Hays
Toronto
First
Charles’ Hays
Louis Weissenbruch
Department of Signals
Belgium
Ways and Works
Mr. Weissenbruch
Holland
Enery Hollanders
United States
A. Dubois
Permanent Commission
Ernest Gerard
Dubois
Gerard
Cabinet of Ministers of Railways
Lnes
Britain
Henry F. Lawson
Minneapolis
Lawson
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Hamilton
Beaton
China
Japan
Oriental Kingdom
Moore
Japanese Delegation At Hotel Lobbies Sparks Crowded Night
Visitors at Arlington and Riggs House describe a Japanese delegation led by Takeshige Mimoto and Yoshio Kinoshita praising Admiral Togo and discussing railways. Other notes include Gen Grosvenor retirement rumors, a Minneapolis hall gift from an insurer, and a pickpocket incident thwarted by Mr. Moore near the Presidential train.
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Takeshige Mimoto
Imperial Government Railways
Yoshio Kinoshita
Railway Congress
America
Russia
Justige
Togo
Kinoshita
Charles A. Moors
Railway Appliance Association
McKinley
Los Angeles
Cal
Moore
Cincinnati
Derby
Secret Service
Ory
Wilson
Hay
Reflections of Four Bachelor from the New York Press
Fragments from a chaotic draft mentioning Lukia prizes and a war reference. The text hints at a kummer garden and a lawyer, with transcribed opinions on women and money. Read as editorial musings, the piece sketches social views amid uncertain narrative.
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New York
Baron von Manteuttel
von Manteuffel
France
Af sice-Lorraine
Edwin
Job
Baron Job
Germany
Ewin
Joh
Manteuffel
Karlaruhe
Dramoons
Lukia
Ges. Zhernan
Gulag
Let The Post Follow You Keeps Washingtonians Informed
A dated notice urges readers leaving the city to continue receiving The Post by arranging mail orders to have the paper follow them. It provides instructions to notify the carrier or send orders directly, with contact via Tele Phone 4205 for prompt delivery nationwide.
Baltimore Seeks Growth With Bonded Municipal Improvements
Baltimore voters approve 13 million dollars in bonds for port upgrades sewer expansion and parks a sweeping modernization plan aims to widen streets build new docks replace paving and modernize the water system. The city projects rapid growth and greater status as a leading American port and commercial center.
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Post
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Hallimore
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Jultlaine
Baltimors
Republic
Doctrine and Monroe policy in Venezuela debt row
Dartmouth lecture cites Frank Plumsey, judge in arbitration over Venezuela claims and U S debt enforcement. He warns against aggressive collection, urges Monroe doctrine adherence and moral, civilized policy to avoid costly force across the Americas.
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Arbitration Commission
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Germany
Venezuela
Castro
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United States
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Nuoptre
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Venoxsulea
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Monroe
Republic
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