Bavarian Princess to Become a Nun
Public notice from The Washington Post details subscription options and rates, including daily and Sunday delivery, with payment methods by drafts checks and money orders. It references mailing address The Washington Post Portland Avenue and outlines various billing terms and conditions for the newspaper.
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The Promise of Revision in Tariff Reform Debates
A long, chaotic column surveys tariff policy and political crosscurrents in the United States, tracing the shift from protection to reciprocity. It discusses Blaine, McKinley, and postwar tariff debates, contrasts free trade rhetoric with protectionist practice, and critiques Democratic and Republican stances amid the Philippine issue and broader economic pressures.
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Bavarian Princess and Regency Ties Amid Wealth and Madness
The article portrays Princess Clara of Bavaria and the Bavarian regent, detailing aristocratic schemes to win favor through gifts to monasteries and abbeys. It notes the regent’s disapproval of marriage plans, signaling family tensions, wealth, and spiritual patronage. It mentions royal relatives and high profile figures, including the Duchess of Genoa and Infanta Paz of Spain, with a focus on medical and social standing. The piece also cites Princess Amelia’s demise and the regent’s cautious withdrawal.
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Anglo German incident points to chivalry and aid
A brief, largely nongraphic report recounts an Anglo German moment of aid in the Himalayas. German explorer Dr Lecoq saved captive Capt Sherer after a perilous trek over harshorum and murgh passes, earning St John of Jerusalem honors in recognition of selfless rescue. The piece frames the act as a revived spark of knightly virtue amid modern conflict and cynicism.
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Irresistible Pom de Nashville tale on childhood and ruin
A fragment from a late 19th century column recalls a boyish ideal of gentleness and a violent home scene ending with a shattered flat after a quarrel over a phonograph. It also highlights Esmond Lohre, a Norwegian seventeen year old who endured an arm injury in a sawmill accident and phoned for help before others noticed.
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Peddler Seeks Damages After Train Collision Near Fontainbleau
A peddler injured when a train struck a crossing near Fontainbleau, France, seeks damages from the Paria Luqua Mediterranean Railway Company. Courts refused action against the postmaster general. peddler pursues redress from the railway firm for the accident and injuries.
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Great Indian Chief Howa Think of Neah Bay Dies
The article profiles Howa Think, the hereditary chief known as Peter Brown, former leader of the Neah Bay tribe. It recounts his aged strength, prowess in woodcraft, and famous harpoon weapon used in whaling expeditions. It notes his role as an Indian policeman and his enduring honor among both natives and whites.
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Hotel Lobby Meeting Shapes Mexican Mining Vision
A Tampico engineer quotes Mexico’s mining potential amid talk of new rail links and vast ore wealth. Describes explorers, regional geology, and the impact of sustainable access on ore markets, framing a grand, almost mythic panorama of Mexico’s mineral promise.
Tuberculoma in Cats Suggests Zoonotic Risk from Human Contact
Historical study notes tuberculosis-like lesions in cats linked to prolonged human contact and a child’s death from tuberculosis complicating cases. Post mortem exams revealed granulomas and nodular lesions, suggesting potential transmission paths between felines and humans in household settings.
Empress Dowager Seeks Real Bears for World Exhibit
Seattle reporter notes Mason, a noted hunter, commissioned to obtain two live bears for the Empress Dowager of China. The mission aims to assemble a global menagerie for an imperial museum, with Mason traveling near the Cascade Mountains to fulfill the order.
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