British Riders Win English Hackney Cup at National Horse Show
Special to The Washington Post reports amateur riders dominating the reins and jumps at the National Horse Show in New York on November 12. Judge Moore’s Lady Seaton outran Hartman’s Lady Dilham in the English Hackney Cup amid cheering and hisses, while Alva scored over Vanderbilt’s Hertes in a tandem event.
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Canada
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Gedug Caeket
To Wiesann
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Fine Favat Hegent
Tayente Jones
Lowsville
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Suffragist Urges Union to Support Women’s Vote
A suffragist in Seattle urges the National Woman Suffrage Association to back a push for woman’s suffrage across Maryland and beyond. The speaker highlights organizing efforts, expected reforms, and the need for political action to secure voting rights for women nationwide.
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Andres
Marvlanit
Seattle
Surveillance for Japanese Secret Service Men Sparks Spy Alert
A Washington dispatch reports U S Secret Service branches ordered to collect special intelligence on Japanese residents in the United States. Officials say the data will supplement espionage methods, amid claims of extensive Japanese knowledge of U S government operations. A noted incident cites a Japanese servant predicting Ambassador Takahiro's visit and return, illustrating perceived risks and prompting greater monitoring.
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New York
Washington
United States Secret Service
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War’ Department
United States
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Woman in Case Denies Being Paid in Warriner Embezzlement
The so called woman in the vase in the $613,000 Warriner defalcation case denies receiving money from Warriner or Cook. She says she will testify before the grand jury and that letters threaten others in the Big Four offices. A new factor, a previously unnamed woman, has information on the disposal of stolen funds and may be subpoenaed.
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Jeannette Stewart
Ford
Charles L Warriner
Big Four
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Waryiner
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Warriner
Wariner
Hunt
Warriners
Blood and Terror at the Tribunal of Terror
A dramatic recounting of Robespierre and the French Terror, detailing the early humane promises, executions, and mass killings at the guillotine. It recalls Danton and Fouquier-Tinville, the Conciergerie raid, and the rising death toll peaking at hundreds per day before Robespierre himself fell.
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Robespierre
Perems
Mrs Astor Leaves Chicago After Divorce Decree
Mrs John Jacob Astor leaves Chicago by train after obtaining a divorce decree. She says she is happy but refuses to discuss the case, and reflects on Europe plans as she heads to New York. Justice Mills explains sealing papers in the Astor divorce and the role of court rules in protecting the children.
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Chicago
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Rench Fark Springs
New York
Astor
Europe
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Advertising Patently Irregular Sarsaparilla Digestive Claim
An old advertisement touts sarsapariva as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach discomfort. It promises strengthened digestion and a toned system, claiming to build up the whole body.
Final Scene of the Guillotine at Paris Tribunal
A horrifying account describes Fouquier and the Paris tribunal signal the last execution spree. Fifteen victims were beheaded in sequence, the crowd sighing with each new head as the guillotine’s blades fell. Fouquier appears, the crowd cheers, and justice is deemed served for those who drenched Paris in blood.
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Choee
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Fouguier
Rei
Fouquier
Paris
Old Couple Found Dead in Gas Filled Kitchen
An aged couple, Thomas and Mary Mangan, were found dead from gas asphyxiation in their kitchen on Seventh Street Northeast. A policeman entered after a strong gas odor drew neighbors’ attention. coroner Nevitt ruled the deaths accidental. The Mangans had been unseen for days, had just washed dishes, and appeared to have died Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Thomas, a former White House gardener, and Mary had moved from Eleventh Street NW six weeks earlier.
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Pleraon
Ous
Thomas Mangan
Mary Mangan
Mungan
Ais
Uoroner Nevitt
Mangan
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Peirson
Merson
Pierson
Casualty Hospital
Eleventh Street
White House
Nagel Refers Survey Cases to Tittmann After Review
Secretary Nagel referred the Perkins and Gilbert cases to Superintendent H Tittmann of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Perkins was suspended and Gilbert demoted from 2000 a year, with McHarg directing the action without Tittmann's input. The move follows Nagel’s rule to consult the bureau chief before reorganizing a unit.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
H Tittmann
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Frank W Perkins
John J Gilbert Menedor
Perkins
Gilvert
McHarg
Washington
Nagels
Tittmann
R McHarg
Gilbert
Europe
McElarg
Meelarg
Titt
McHerg
Alumni Eye University Finances After High Property Valuation
Alumni Association prompts inquiry into George Washington University finances and property valuation. Reported overvaluation of property at ten dollars per square foot questioned by alumni. actual value cited as four to twenty five dollars. Registration procedures and student numbers to be examined.
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George Washington University
University Wit
Ant
Univeralty
Xams
The Washington Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview
The Washington Post provides comprehensive financial news market reports and business status for merchants and financiers. It also serves farmers with produce sale guidance and offers leisure readers valuable information across its columns of news matter.
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United States
The
Post
Sporting Pink Sheet In The Sunday Post
The Sunday Post presents a sporting section on pink paper praising its broad coverage of baseball, racing, billiards, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and other outdoor and indoor sports. It claims timely, accurate illustrations and comprehensive results across many events.
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