The Washington Post 1907 Op Ed Notes Fisheries Treaty Debate
A long discussion on the fisheries treaty with Newfoundland and arbitration. U.S. aims to protect fishermen rights, while Britain seeks terms acceptable to its colony. Questions arise about submitting to Hague arbitration and potential implications for future treaties and policy.
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Great Peta
Calony
Mexico
Republican convention outlook at Kansas City debate
A fragmented account describes factions arguing over the next Republican convention venue and candidate alignments. West supports Roosevelt preferences while East opposes, with New York politics complicating choices and the party debating whether to hold the convention at Kansas City.
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Trivers
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Rooarvelts
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Hughes Shoe
Ttter
New York
Taft
Kanson City
Tresenss
Wine and wine rules at the White House through presidents
The article traces presidential drinking habits from Lincoln through McKinley, noting abstinence by some and indulgence by others. It highlights Arthur as a notable steward of social wine customs, Martin toasts, and the evolving attention to dining at the White House, including guests, staff, and culinary shifts.
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Washington
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Afri ‘Throckmorton
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Energa
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Hippodrome
Indiana
Grand Central Station
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Vast postal machine guards nation from fraud and crime
A wide view of the U S postal service described as a mighty national system with hundreds of thousands of workers, its security efforts, and the role of the Post Office in preventing fraud. It notes investigations, prosecutions, and audits of offices as well as cases of swindles reaching from seed catalogs to investments.
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Prince Maximilian of Saxony Leaves for Missionary Work
Prince Maximilian of Saxony has received leave from the rector of the University of Fribourg to pursue a two year journey to Asia for missionary work. During his missionary years he will not reside in Europe, and his plans are linked by some to reports of his mother’s marriage projects and royal family tensions within Saxony and Rome.
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His Hopeful View of Expenses and Love in a Flat
The speaker reflects on budgeting for romance and beauty while facing high costs. He notes roses and florists, evenings out, and entertainment as drains on funds and imagines scrimping to manage living costs after marriage. The piece blends humor and household finance in a lyric tone.
Animal with wooden limb walks beside two ladies
Report describes Bots the dog with an artificial leg after an accident four years ago. Smith Held firm mentions crafting wooden forelegs for a London journalist, a celebrated Alderney cow, and other pets. The dog appears uninjured and can walk with its prosthetic.
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London
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Etomkennen
MecCalmont
Remarkable Clock and Rattlesnake Tale From New York World
A French Canadian woodchopper, Joseph Terrick, survives a massive rattlesnake attack in Gannicutt. He is injured and bedridden for recovery after a responder killed the serpent. In Berlin, shoemaker Wegner displays a grandfather clock made of straw with straw-wheel detail, showing timekeeping but a two year limit under adverse conditions.
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Diapateh
New York
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Gannceticut
Phyalelana
Merrick
I Bescon Falls
Victor Anderton
Dis Ald
Ferrick
haLae
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Igtrasbare
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Werner
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Man will fall to rise no more, says eminent German doctor
Berlin dispatch to the New York World reports Dr Eli Koenig, one of Germanys foremost physiologists, predicting that humans have reached peak development and will degenerate. He cites rising cancer rates, stronger blood pressure, and deteriorating digestion and teeth, foreseeing widespread suffering and death by self-inflicted action as the era declines.
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New York World
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Aris
Bertin
Coors
Tide and death at Gravesend myth questioned
A reader recalls an old belief that no animal lies near the sea except at low tide. The account cites Aristotle and Dickens as refs, noting death supposedly occurs at the ebb. An old shri mber at Gravesend asserts death follows the turn of the tide, not its ebb or flow.
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Barkis
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Fragmented Chicago Notice Reflects Turbulent Speech
Readable fragments reveal a chaotic column with jagged phrasing about gender norms, law, and social expectations. The piece hints at conflict between personal restraint and public rhetoric, mentioning a lawyer and "Goma men" in a disorderly context.
West Virginia politics and national hopes in flux
The Raleigh crowd observes divided Republican factions with Swisherly and Wherry as contenders, while Teter emerges as a regional candidate tied to coal interests. Texas figures like Culberson and Bryan shape Democratic hue, Hughes gains Senate support, and theater and finance notes among prominent names echo national mood.
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Henry G Davis
Reid
F Teter
Philipp W Va
Raleigh
Steven
Arnold C
Agother Amie
West Virginia
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