Washington Post 1910 numbers on subscriptions and university funding
The Post features subscription options and delivery details for Washington and Alexandria readers. It discusses subscription rates, foreign advertising, and a notice on the George Washington University seeking federal support under Morrill Acts, urging expansion of mechanical and agricultural programs for District students. It also comments on international affairs, finance, and the likelihood of a major war between Germany and England, noting potential alliances.
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Morrill
George Waahington University
District of Columbia
George Washington University
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Congress
The Sunday School Convention Opens In Washington
The Sunday School Convention opens in Washington with Taft expected to greet delegates. About 19,000 attendees, from many nations, will hear about global evangelization aims and the World Sunday School movement’s efforts to spread Christian teachings amid fundraising and missionary displays.
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Washington
Christian
Fagan
Taft
Tata
Aringutax
Nea
the Aubert
Jess Sans Kane
Howes
Came Back to Erin This Year Draws Irish Homeward Flight
An article notes a rising wave of Irish American travel to Ireland under the slogan Come back to Erin. A national organization promotes an annual pilgrimage for 1910 with a booklet for visitors and a member card offering hotel discounts and reduced rates, signaling broader organized transatlantic travel.
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Erin
Ammer
Bor
Withery
Atlantic
Lnion
Queenstown
Moville
Francis 3Ine Kenny
Washington
Ireland
Irlah
Blanket Classifications and England France Russia Era
A fragmentary column surveys broadsides on gender, urban life, and the dynamic of nations. It cites Muldoon’s New York critique, praises women’s virtues, traces France England relations from Plantagenets to Victoria, and notes safety and innovation in U S industry with a push for accident prevention and mining safety measures.
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France
England
Russia
Howart VI
Europe
Victoria
Maid of
Orleans
Spain
Cromwell
Louis Kiv
Charles 11
Utrecht
Waterloo
Napoleon
Lillle
Dational Association of ‘Manufacturers
Seston
New York City
Rayway
United States
Prussia
Great Britain
Btec Corporation
Dressmaking by wireless on transatlantic liners sparks shopping aboard Mauretania
London reports signal a shift in ocean travel with dressmaking services aboard Cunard ships. An exclusive Loma Street purveyor will dress passengers on Mauretania and Lusitania, using wireless orders and living models on deck to tempt wealthy wives and daughters. Ships docked will host on board wardrobes and ocean crossing may become a department store experience. passengers face reduced leisure but expanded shopping options while at sea.
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Louisville Courier Journal
London
Loma Street
Cunard Line
New York Herald
Mauretania
Lusitania
Atlantic
Hapleus
Pringe Renounces Heirship To Throne Of Monaco
The official gazette in Monte Carlo declares the crown prince relinquishes his succession rights. If the prince and his daughter are bypassed, Monaco could pass to the German Duke of Urach, a move France opposes, raising fears of Teutonic influence and naval strategy shifts. The prince funds a famed oceanography museum, seeking lasting fame and a France standoff over Monaco's fate.
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Britice Louis
Mary Douglas Hamilton
Festetles
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Urach
Fiore Tine
Prince
Bogas
Bavaria
William of
Wurttemberg
Wilhelmine Tundertelat
France
Iitenaily
de Matignon
Duke of Urach
William
Mediterranean
Hig Museum of Oceanography
Institute of Trance
Museum of Oceanography
Italy
Annals of Science
Lata Duc dAunale
Marie Ysemburg
Mario Yaernburg-Budingen
Don Domingo Alassi
Piedmont
Wachtersbach
Hesse
Nassau
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Hilprecht
Museum of the University of Pennsylvania
United States
Marie
Elisebeth
Louis Desrousseaux
Vatican
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Department du Marne
Ysemburg
Europe
Napoleon
Htis
Prince Leopold
Pullman
Olga
Haxe-Weimar
Darmstadt
Charles
London
Miss Berths Lewis
New Orleans
Germany
Paris
Prince Victor
Nuremburg
Leontine Rolfrer
Louise
Tuscany
Austria
Forqer
Saxony
Todell
Yeemburg
Ag & Bad
MakQuian
Vontenoy
Rising Indian protest over census in Taos Pueblo region
A Chicago Inter Crean dispatch notes Taos Pueblo Indians resent census takers, fearing violence and intrusion. Authors compare Native resistance to Western American rising rhetoric, questioning government sensitivity and rights linked to cleanliness and confinement.
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Chicago
Taos Pueblo Indiano
Taos Pueblo
Insurgents and Economy Amid Congressional Debate
The New York Sun surveys Republican Congress members, noting insurgents rarely push economy as a platform. It highlights Theodore Button and James A Tawney as thrift advocates, while insiders see regulars and Democrats pursuing contracts and patronage. The piece argues insurgents fear losing seats and may shift convictions to retain support.
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New York Sun
Congress
Theodore Button
James A Tawney
Insurgenta
Minnesota
Tawney
Waller
Buntest
Canopus Creek
House
Senate
Washington
West
Tvory
Comet and Stranger In News Echoes Of Disorder
A jumble of curious phrases from the New York World and New York Times referencing a comet, political woes, debts, and social tensions. Scattered lines touch on hopes, fears, and humorous banter about public figures, war on poverty, and cultural images.
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Stephen Chalmers
New York Times
Mane Flame Eyes
Pointed Paragraphs From A Chicago News
A fragmented excerpt presents aphorisms on wisdom, heroism, ghosts, trouble, appearance, and candor. It weaves satire about perception, fault finding, weather, and compassion, suggesting a witty, opinionated voice from a Chicago newspaper page.
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Chicago News
Compassion
Logking
Tor & Man Woder
Ong
Wasanto
Viewsof Visit as in Washington and Britain tones
Prominent London businessman Charles Heap notes King Edward’s death may not drastically shift British politics due to Edward’s experience and popularity. He cites Ireland and Gladstone’s home rule as context, while other excerpts discuss court cases, California agriculture and oil prospects, American engineering progress, and Niagara Falls power potential with admiration for U S innovation.
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Great Britain
Charles Heap
London
Shoreham
George
Tia
Eidward
Victoria
Coust
Tibet
England
Ireland
Gladstone
Prince Edward
Amers
Seid Hermann Schusgler
San Francisco
Willard T
Gers Tany
Switzerland
Miagara Falls
Great Lakes
Niagara
Washington
United States
Disastrous Philadelphia streetcar strike and its costs
A critical editorial assesses a Philadelphia street railroad strike that caused extensive losses totaling 14 012 dollars in material, plus lives lost and many wounded. It argues capital and labor are partners and calls for a peaceful settlement within fifteen minutes to prevent further social and economic damage.
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Philadelphia Street Railroad
Josa
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Ballinger Charges Dismissed In Taft Era Review
The piece reassesses Pinchot and Garfield's accusations against Secretary Ballinger, arguing no ground existed for the charges. It notes the inquiry before Congress yielded no damaging evidence and criticizes Pinchot as an extremist who influenced detractors without proof, while praising his public service.
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Sccretary of the Interior
A. Maurie Loa
Pinchot
Formes Atte Forester
Ballinger
Baltinger
Garfield
Roosevelt
Carrie
Taft
Mr. Pinchot
Mr. Garfeld
Mr Pinchot
Mr. Garfield
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Monkey and Palmist Stand Trial in Philadelphia Court
A monkey named Jacko and palm reader Luigi, arrested after a bout with Roddy the terrier, entertain Philadelphia police court. Magistrate Seat frees Luigi and Jacko after they perform, with Luigi reading the sergeant’s hand and the monkey raising his cap in mock salute.
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Philadelpha
Philadelphia
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Roddy
In & Ketto
Jacko
Wolsbt
J Roddy
Lua Cangano
Howard Lazee
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Market
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C Evan Higgins
Oxford Street
Charles Ranner
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