Washington Post Letters on Oregon and Roosevelt
A long Washington Post page excerpt blends political letters and editorials. It debates Oregon Senator Fulton, Bourne, and Mulkey, praises Roosevelt’s policies, critiques mineral resource governance, and discusses conventions, constitutional issues, and ship subsidies with diverse opinions and named figures. The text also cites Washington’s convention hosting and national politics commentary.
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Oregon
Benator Fulton
Jonathan Bourne
Roosevelts
Ann Fred Mulkey
Washington
Eannot
Untitled Houses of Pagett3 Unite
Gen Sir Arthur Paget and his daughter Leila Paget, a cousin to Ralph Paget, are discussed amid a long satirical treatise on servants, presidents, and public roles. The piece mocks lineage, names, and political factions while praising Roosevelt’s era influence and the nation’s shifting cultural climate.
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Arthur
Pagets
Leila
Paran Steven
New York
Dioner i
Paget
Ralph
Sir Arthur
Anglesey
Halph
Angiecey
Endy Paget
Charles Rerdo
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Tir Thackersy
Cleveland
Uniksop
Taller Veteran in Civil War Draws Lincoln’s Gaze
Ex police chief Mahlon Shaaber, claimed as the Civil War’s tallest living veteran, attended the Saratoga Springs GAR event where his height drew notable attention. He stood six feet seven and a half inches, a fact Lincoln reportedly noted in a black memorandum book. The piece recounts Shaaber’s wartime service, his encounter with Lincoln, and various distant anecdotes and local notices mixed with reminiscences.
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Roxaing Diesnich
America
Cvil
Abraham Lincoln
Mahlon Shaaber
Seratoga Springs
Grenadier Guard
Quth Gepartmen
Shaaber
Ninety Third
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Rusks
Abe
Lnited
Asia
Pneaner
Hum
Lincoln
Hamila
Cameron
Curta
Lincsin
Hamlin
Geo Cameron
Curtix
Shadder
Remarkable Island seizure and German court case noted
A fragmented World article recalls the Red Sea entrance dispute near Perlis and British occupation of a French possession. It mentions the German chancellor urging punishment for a traduced pirate and notes a public seat at Aden and political maneuvering affecting Cyprus and Suez routes. It also includes anecdotes on a rat in a police station and a local smoke ordinance controversy in Allegheny.
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Augustus Paget
Ambassador
Tealy
Lady Paget
Onida
Cory Walpurge
Toment
Florenca
Plymouth
England
Sarl
Lord Windsor
Ruulph Figet
Sax
Run
Westington
Harish
Biam
Gran
Cook
Hobson
Royal Voodapp
Sydney
Irene
Wacomwer
Port Wea
New Zealand
Loki
Amd
Zealand
Gove
Great Britain
Fenman
Aden
Porm
Red Sea
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Lnstracton
Dubream
Pecin
Arries
Perlm
Tts
Ouma
Hnglish
Government House
Ader
France
Faglind
Beynt
Suez Canal
Cyprus
India
Perlis
Prince Buelows
Eaturiny Pnd
Mmvire
Thas
Berlin
T Manovise
Western Mail Carriers Miss Dillon and Miss Dillon
On a rural mail route in the West two sisters, Miss Lettler Dilles and Miss Pearl Dilon, serve twenty miles daily with diligence and grit. They face rough roads and dangers, maintaining high standards and earning praise for punctual, reliable delivery amid frontier conditions.
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Mise
Lettler Dilles
Miss Pearl Dilon
Heota
Miss Dillon
Januere
Laele Sam
Lela
Tad Occason
Vic
Wiss Peatt
Geryas
Miss Tilton
Cota Towa
They Died 709 Soon From the American George Waerington
A fragmented poem notes the life of George Waerington, recalling fame, sport, and loyalty. It depicts a persistent entertainer who valued the home team and personal glory, with scattered references to Waterloo, Caesar, and blackjack imagery. A separate snippet mentions nut-picking prose and a hazel tree corus Avellana warning to trespassers in France.
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George Waerington
Tye
Roma
New Yorke Tribune
France
New Electricity Use Studied at Royal Botanical Gardens
Experimental program in London explores electricity as a substitute for traditional growth methods for certain plants. Researchers at the Royal Botanical Gardens report ongoing trials to assess effects on development and vitality of targeted species.
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Royal Botanical Gardens
London
Reflections of a Bachelor on Plants and Light
A fragmented report describes electrical treatment of tomato plants and a mysterious travel lamp setup. The piece notes experiments with light, plant responses, and a reflective, satirical tone about modern life and leisure, mentioning a wife and late nights.
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New York
Penng
Alghe
Beers
Chats of Visitors to the Capital
Harboring a vivid portrait of Washington society, the feature tracks conversations among cotton manufacturers, bankers, and politicians at the New Willard and other venues. It notes exchanges on U S Department of Agriculture, labor efficiency, and regional industry, alongside remarks on Wall Street influence on the upcoming presidential race. The piece also mentions Governor James H Higgins of Rhode Island, Rhode Island politics, and a dog’s death at a post office.
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Ory Seer
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Gowds
United States
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Cotton Manufacturers Association
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Department of Agriculture
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Tole
New England
Lzbor
Lancashire
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Enalan
James H. Higgins
Rhode Island
Harry M Smith
Cotton Manufacturer of Providents
New Willard
McHige
Seth
Stae
Lode Island
Taters
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Wetmore
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States Senate
Yektun
Mack
Tilharn Armbruster
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Milksop Nation and President Roosevelt Attacked
Editors deride a milksop president and “mollycoddle” citizens in Cairo commentary. They label the milksop as cowardly and weak while predicting future additions to the slate of denouncements.
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