Post Remnants Drafts and Payments at Washington Post Co
Fragmented OCR notes describe remittance methods by drafts and checks payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington DC and adjacent regions. Mentions postal orders and registered letters, with unclear names and places. Context appears to reference a poetical or administrative notice, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Co
Wadington
Washington, DC
Maou
Ealoago
Omea
Hartford
Paul Hlock Mroager
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1 VO TROATY RIGHTS FOR HINDUS
A messy OCR passage discusses Hindu immigration and treaty rights involving the United States and Great Britain, with remarks on labor, potential exclusion of alien laborers, and possible compensation for treaty violations. It also touches on broader labor and immigration anxieties and related political debate in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gahingham Wash
Great Britain
San Fran
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Benefits of Walking and Its Health Effects
Article extols walking as a superior form of exercise citing improved digestion appetite and circulation. It details how walking tempers body heat deepens breathing increases oxygen absorption enhances skin detoxification and boosts overall vitality with differed benefits to muscles lungs and excretory organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paaraone Beatty
Viramis
Fragmentary Chicago Ad Copy Sparks Mixed Messages
Fragmented paragraphs from a Chicago newspaper advertisement section touch on religion, opportunity, and fear. The voice muses on worry, love, and appearances while hinting at social roles and moral judgments. Readable pieces offer glimpses of broader cultural concerns.
Plans to explore Kalahar Desert by famed explorer Sir Claude
Sir Claude Champion de Crespigny the elder statesman and adventurer begins a South Africa bound expedition to probe the unknown Kalahari Desert at age well into sixty. His career spans steeplechases wrecks and royal encounters, including a Niagara rope walk and service under the British crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Champion de Creepigoy
South Africa
Kalahaut Desert
Baying
Claude
Emelish
Lord Charles Bereaford
Fife
London
Ginger
Bed Wine and Spaghett and the New York Ambulance Case
A newspaper excerpt recalls Dr Albert Murphy of Rochester speaking at the Hotel Duncan in New York about a Italian child who died from a stomach condition after a diet of wine and spaghetti. Parents questioned the diet while urged to feed children with milk, fruit, and healthy foods, warning spaghetti as hard to digest and stomach damaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Albert Murphy
Hotel Duncan
New York
Poisonous Plants and Tobacco Folklore in Early America
A fragmentary 17th century note discusses toxic plants including tobacco, datura, and henbane, contrasting native and European uses. It recounts early warnings by King James I against snuff and tobacco, describes attempts at monetizing the plant, and narrates curious incidents of duels and colonial tax ideas linked to tobacco profits.
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New York
James I
England
Rumbeth
Thoas
France
Tobaccs
Cragaud
M. Soureau
America
Grant Reamoner
Mr Cropaud
Brence
Fragmented verse about daily hardship and marriage life
A rough OCR fragment portrays a rhythm of domestic strain and sudden tasks. It mentions marriage, clothing, looting at bonnet level, night disturbances, rain, waking cries, closing windows, morning summons, and chores like heating the stove and shopping for food, all tinged with urgency and repetitive work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriea
Bo Pamsus
Deceptive Appearance Sparks Quick Heroic Halt
A man on a busy Chestnus Street promenade diverted a fast trolley collision by grabbing the horse’s bridle and guiding it to stop within a foot of a young woman. The crowd praised the anonymous rescuer as he moved on with a cigarette lighter, unbothered. In a second scene at the Manhattan Hotel entry, Secretary Taft politely brushed off a pompous admirer, then resumed his walk toward Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryannese
Taft
Mr Bryan
Democratic Party
McKinley
Republican Party
United States Senate
Philippine
Oklahoma
Becretery Tallassulle
PRI
Aelim
Panama
Chestnus Street
New York Times
Manhattan
Oyster Bay
Donde
Taftatti
Stilling
Clareshire
Sal
Guvarser
Fitzpatrick
Hay Lees
Voal Company
Dennis R McCully
Seattle
Cotra
Thorn
Jones
Washington
Railroa
Ranner
Mary Crane Sore
Patrick C Malley
Magistraty
Mia Crane
Malfey
Moley
Ghrt
Mra Crane
Roosevelt Future Prospects Theories From Puzzled Minds
Fragmented speculation on Theodore Roosevelt's future roles includes editor of a major paper, canal work, world exploration, and leading positions. The piece debates training and public service paths, noting varied, often erroneous forecasts about his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tizana
Theodore Roosevelt
Fred Amerian
Sanare
Marvard
New York Tribune
Frroama
Philippines
Rocar
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Beira Scciologiat
Ramarkahis
Private Mints in Early California Supplying Coinage
An account recalls 19th century San Francisco private mints that produced gold bearing pieces sold as California dollars. Builders like Kubler Broderick and Stevenson started the factory with English capital, minting coins valued below intrinsic gold but profitable amid dust as a circulating medium replacing raw gold. Other private mints followed, extending across California before public minting supplanted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Cal
Ube
PeQadelphia
David C. Brodertex
United States
New York
Jonathan D Stnenwa
Frederick D Kubler
Broderick
Dubosq Dunbar
Humber
Telfage
Dmottate
Maidwin
Jaccer
Kubler
Partners
Wad Brst
Arma
Commercial Street
Montgomery
Bes
Mars Worship and Dice Debt Weigh on New Fork Sun Page
A fragmented report from New Fork Sun recounts a speculative Mars study and a dice debt incident. Frank Jeffries, known locally, faced a high stakes gambling dispute with Johnstone, culminating in a suicide threat and police-led restraint to prevent harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
Mars
Stakea
Frank Jeffries
Wes
Jeffries
Johnaton
Johanton
Deftres
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Pre
Fragmentary reflections on love deception and temper in a bachelor life. The text references a woman without red hair and a man named Walter, noting questions about writing a love letter and the costs of furnishing a wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England Republicans debate presidential notables at Jamestown Exposition
In Jamestown a broad cross section of New England leaders discuss possible presidential nominees amid financial concerns. Gov Floyd Babcock and Gen Hollingsworth weigh Taft Hughes and Fairbanks while investors fear stock losses. The talk centers on how the party will unite after nominations and the impact of the money market on the 1912 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gor Ghattes
Floyd
New Hampshire
Arlington
Jamestown
Dill
Weahington
New England
Yala
Gov Floyd
Taft
Hughes
Fairbanks
Jokers, onions, and a runaway dog steal evening show
A Stratton Theater audience erupted as a joker invaded a balcony and a live fox terrier caused chaos during the performance. Patrons sneezed, shouted, and many left while Mrs Mary Crane disputed dog ownership in court. The magistrate ordered the dog returned to Crane, and it bolted toward her in a dramatic finale.
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Stratton Theater
Flere
Meese
Solley
Steess
Anutt
Joker
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Daly
Warehuines
Uprut
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India
Dsm
Pulitice
Warkes
Fem
Germany
Herald Ag
United Rater
United Akaton Ig
Thi
Svomr
Phils
Ita
Tountelea
David Graxsons
Coutentment
Shucile
Dubuat
Newton
Grayson
Okthoma
Bryans
Beveridge
NW York
William R Hearnt
Tammany
Hearst
Feld
Independence Tamque
Intletain
New York City
Buffalo
Commonwealth
Guy Hughes
Pastaja
New York Dispatch
Chicago
Ia Horse
St Lauin
Burtone
Theodore
Ferdinand Earle
Bryora
White House
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Alaska
Hoboken
Glass
Hla Bee
Jake Jakes
Jake
Lown
New Yorks
City Directory
Gui
Smith
Nix
Searat
Althauga
Pleasant Porter
Pennsylvania
Fontaters
Mwath 5 & Horse
Jude
Kalahar
Hia
Miston
Humalda
Royal Humane Society
Savagate
Blondin
Falls of
Niagara
Bas Ag
Army and Navy Club
Hovex
Demin
Colchester
Coe de Crespigny
Victoria Crose
Lensae
de Crespigny
George IV
Clauds
Soval
Prince of Waler de Cage
Ktlen
Port
Fle
Duke of
Cambridge
Clauden
Clune
Douglas Sladen
Vatican
Bt Peters
Laucoon
Laorom
Amo
Florence
Duke of Arenberg
Arenberg
Brussels
Manguien
Country
Italan
York
Portich
Bisllon
Allmith Vistola
Ghottel Py
Merdan Joliue Ona
Hus
Moring
Joanston
Jonger
Johnsten
Johnston
CIA
Rayng
Imus
Holgeworth
Obie
Raleigh
Hollingsworth
Jamestown Exposition
W. Wunder
Supreme Court
Ulsale
Ohio
Republicae
Hollingewer
Lee
Benater Foraker
Colurmbug
Burton
Gan Hartson
Tau Hs Evanty
Tnd. T
Fos Financial Rees
Jan Rand
Gurat
Herbert Fitepatries
Svar
Tsalget
Valrek
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