British Riders Win English Hackney Cup at National Horse Show
Special to The Washington Post reports amateur riders dominating the reins and harness events at the National Horse Show in New York on November 12. Judge Moore drives Lady Seaton to win the English Hackney Cup amid excitement, with JW Harriman’s entries contending closely in multiple classes.
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Lady Dilham
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Washington Post
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Lady Tham
JW Harriman
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Lients Yorke
Sehag Montefiore
Rxing
Government
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Srusher
Suffragist Urges Union to Fight for Women’s Rights
Fragmentary OCR shows a suffragist urging union action to win voting rights for women. Names like Helen and references to Maryland and Seattle appear, with mentions of the National Woman Suffrage Association and local chapter activity. The text conveys campaign calls, speeches, and regional Organizing efforts.
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Surveillance for Japanese Secret Service Men Eye on Thore in Amerce
A Washington dispatch says U S Secret Service has been tasked with gathering special information on Japanese residents in the United States. Milg is said to have been requested by the War Department. The government notes surprising knowledge among Japanese about U S affairs and aims to map espionage across the country.
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Thore
Amerce
Warrington
New York
Washington
United States Secret Service
Milg
War’ Department
United States
Ambasssador Takahiro
Woman in Case Denies Warriner Payoff Before Grand Jury
Unnamed woman linked to the Warriner embezzlement case denies receiving money from Charles Warriner or Cook. She claims blackmail allegations are false and says she may testify before the grand jury if subpoenaed. New witness added who could provide crucial details on disposal of stolen funds.
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Jeannette Stewart
Ford
Charles L Warriner
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Waryiner
Parm
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Warriner
Wariner
Hunt
Warriners
Terror's Tribunal: Blood and Bombs in Revolutionary France
A dramatic account from The London Daily Mail surveys Robespierre and the French Tribunal of Terror. It recounts the rise of bloodlust, the crowd's killings at the Conciergerie, the execution rate reaching hundreds daily, and the fall of Robespierre and supporting figures as the revolution's bloodshed escalates.
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London
Lora Rosebery
Balfour
M Lenotre
France
Robenpierre
Mrs Astor Leaves Chicago After Divorce Decree
Mrs John Jacob Astor, now divorced, departs Chicago for New York with friends. She refuses to discuss the divorce, says she is happy, and notes plans possibly for Europe this summer. Justice Mills explains sealing papers in Astor divorce to protect the children and the role of court rules in restricting access to testimony and records.
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Washington Post
Chicago
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Rench Fark Springs
New York
Astor
Europe
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Sarsapariva Promises Relief For Digestive Ailments
An old ad claims Sarsapariva cures dyspepsia, relieves belching, and reduces nausea between meals. It says the tonic strengthens and tones the stomach, improves digestion, and builds up the whole system.
Final Scene of the Revolutionary Tribunal Beheads Fifteen
The account describes Fouquier presenting the guillotine scene as he oversees fifteen executions. A vast crowd, a sense of inevitability, and a ritual of beheading unfold as the last criminals are carried to the death plank. The piece notes crowd reactions and the perception that justice is served.
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Rei
Fouquier
Paris
Old Couple Found Dead In Gas-Filled Kitchen
Aged Thomas Mangan and his wife Mary were found asphyxiated in their kitchen on Seventh Street Northeast after gas fumigation. Police and coroner suspects they died after washing dishes, likely Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, with doors and windows closed and no signs of forced entry. Mangan was a former White House gardener and had not worked for years.
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Ous
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Mary Mangan
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Ais
Uoroner Nevitt
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Merson
Pierson
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White House
Secretary Nagel Refers Perkins and Gilbert Cases Up to Titttmann
Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor referred the Perkins and Gilbert cases to Superintendent H Tittmann of the coast and geodetic survey. Perkins was suspended and Gilbert demoted from $2000 to $2000 a year. McHarg ordered the action without consulting Titttmann, who was in Europe for much of the investigation.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
H Tittmann
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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John J Gilbert Menedor
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Washington
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Alumni Probe Into GWU Finances Sparks Valuation Dispute
Alumni Association of George Washington University plans an inquiry into university finances after a treasurer's report that valuations of property, including a large GWU tract priced at 10 per square foot, seem inflated. Alumni seek to determine funding needs and potential support, amid claims the property may be worth far less. The committee will also examine student enrollment across two departments amid administration faction debates.
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George Washington University
University Wit
Ant
Univeralty
Xams
The Washington Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview
The Washington Post offers a broad overview of its role as a national paper with comprehensive financial market reporting. It highlights sections on business, farming produce, and leisure reading, emphasizing full market coverage and varied columns for a wide readership.
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United States
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Post
The Sunday Post Sporting Pink Sheet Features
The Sunday Post presents a pink sporting section with illustrated selections by prominent writers. It highlights foreign news illustrations and extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports. Readers praise its quality, with comprehensive results in baseball, racing, billiards, auto events, yachts, boating, golf, tennis, swimming and more.
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