Washington Post Subscriptions and City Notices
The notice lists subscription terms for The Washington Post with varied options and prices, including daily and Sunday editions, accepted payment methods, and mailing details. It also profiles Hopewell Darnell, longtime District assessor, praising his merit and suggesting his private-sector success follows a distinguished civil service career.
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Fragmented Reflections on Ireland and Cuba Policy
The piece opines on Irish history and Cromwellian upheaval, arguing union by bribery benefited England and Ireland, with contrasts to Scotland. It then discusses U S Cuba intervention, urging minimal Cuban-financed costs, avoiding diplomatic sprawl, and criticizes current embassy and consular practices while forecasting political impacts in Cuba and broader U S policy.
The Bald Eagle in America a National Emblem and Bird
The bald eagle or white-headed sea eagle is America's emblem since June 20 1782. It measures about three feet with a wingspan of six to eight feet and weighs up to twelve pounds. It nests near water, often atop tall trees, and nests year after year. It preys on ducks and wounded game, may attack deer when hungry, and is protected by law in most states and many Canadian provinces.
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A Curious Verse on Colonial Encounter and Global Paths
A fragmentary blend of satirical verse and prose touches colonial themes. It weaves a wandering figure chasing “international complication” while a voyage of ships, empires, and distant roads unfolds. A later note cites John D. Rockefeller Jr addressing Bible clans, praising fearless individuals as the true force in business and faith.
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Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago Daily Nova
Fragmented text from a Chicago Daily Nova page shows satirical lines about marriage, gender roles, and social expectations. It references men, stage villains, ambitions, cooking, shopping, and domestic life with quirky spellings and misprints. The garbled prose suggests a humorous column or comic piece on relationships.
German ambassador Ernest of Hohenlohe to London court
The article outlines Prince Ernest of Hohenlohe's appointment as German ambassador to London and his English wife's rank, detailing how the pair will reinforce ties between Germany and Great Britain. It notes Ernest’s diplomatic experience, royal connections, and potential to elevate Austrian and German interests at the English court.
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Greatabt of Fighters and Navy Plans for New Giant Ship
Washington dispatch reports Congress authorized a giant battleship contingent on December session acceptance. Secretary Bonaparte ordered submission by November 1 for Navy experts to review. A special board will weigh plans from Construction Bureau officers and civilian architects, with a report to Congress at the opening of the session.
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Flawed Diamond Exchange Between Louis and Count
Louis XVI seeks 4000 francs by offering a flawed diamond valued at 6000 francs. Count de Saint Germain weighs, then keeps the gem for a month, returning it lighter but still valued at about 9000 francs to a seller who offered 9000 francs but was rebuffed as a curiosity.
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San Francisco Rebuilders Eye Big Growth After Quake
Mayor E. J. of San Francisco predicts rapid postquake rebuilding, estimating two-thirds city population return within a year, three-room cottages replacing debris, and private enterprise resuming. He cites insurance at about $22 million and acknowledged claims near $200 million, with wages rising but rents fluctuating as the city recovers and grows into a commercial center like New York.
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Cockburns Ride Through Washington and House of Commons Anecdotes
The diary fragment recounts Cockburn riding along a white mare through Washington while civilians and officers remained orderly in the city. It notes his restraint in destroying property, praise for moderation, and the quiet troops. It also surveys House of Commons lore about Coke and a Billycock hat origin, with Gen. Scott recalling the scene.
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Roosevelts arrest and discharge over drunken charge
A man arrested near Fifth Avenue Hotel for intoxication gave the name Tom Colps and a check. discharged by Jefferson Market Court yesterday after magistrate hearing. He claimed the check was given to him as a loan by a friend and tore it up. The piece also references reflections from a bachelor and social commentary on wedding gifts and reputations.
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Mystery of Broadway Water Shrouds Night Ghost in Brooklyn
A midnight crowd gathers as a white robed figure in a second floor window, a young woman smoking a cigarette, triggers a prank. A persistent man climbs an elevated rail line pillar and is drenched when a bucket dumps water from a window above Hopkinson Avenue. Police investigate as a private feud over a hat and dignity unfolds. The scene ends with no arrests and local rumor citing a drowned hat and a mystery at the Statler House.
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Plea for Navy and Marine Corps discharge reform
The New York Tribune advocates justice for enlisted sailors and Marines amid desertions caused by high wartime wages elsewhere. It urges allowing discharge purchases like the army, criticizing President Roosevelt for not granting navy and Marine Corps personnel this option and urging action to correct the injustice.
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Divided skirts sweep London riding fashion for women
London society embraces riding astride in a divided skirt as Princess Indiraja and nobles adopt the style. Riding masters condemn the change, praising the side saddle as safest and most comfortable amid rising interest and regent fashion influence.
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Politicians and telegraphers mingle at Arlington gathering
At the Arlington hotel a crowd including Edward J. Kerby and J C Robinson discussed Cuba and the future of the island under either US or European supervision. Ottawa Canadian visitor Lewis Emery floated reforms for Ottawa governance. Dialogues on Bailey, Dryden, and potential candidates in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and beyond colored the lively evening, with reminiscences of Lincoln era telegraphers and Grant era surrender.
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