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The Washington Post details subscription options by mail including daily Sunday and weekly plans, with rates and payment methods. It cites delivery specifics in Washington and Alexandria, outlines prices for one year and one month, and notes acceptance of drafts checks money orders or express orders.
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Ingenious device and U.S. trade surge signal new era
A curious tale of a clever contraption turning a plow bed and the broader note on commerce and growth. The piece outlines a shift in U.S. trade, with imports surpassing exports in recent months, and analyzes European fiscal strains, military spending, and potential policy responses amid a rising domestic surplus in exports.
Citys Railway Pays on Queensboro Bridge Trial Run
Citys Railway, a municipal ownership project in New York, began service across the Queensboro Bridge and promptly drew about 1 009 tickets sold at two tickets per article. The pilot produced profit on day one amid fare collection and crowd management challenges. Police and officials oversaw the operation, with turnout prompting notes on fare enforcement and future fractase settlement.
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Royal Whisky Commission Rejects Standards and Definitions
England's Royal Commission on Whisky reports after a lengthy inquiry concluding no standards or definitions should be imposed. It dismisses calls for regulation, insists on no exclusive materials, and defines whisky as a spirit made by distilling a mash of cereal grains, noting the Lancet critique that potatoes beets and molasses are excluded.
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New Journalism School Added by New York University
A journalism department is launched at New York University with instructors including Prof Joseph French Johnson and Frank J Warne. Courses cover practical newspaper work, copy reading, proofreading, editorial writing, libel law, and newspaper management, with lectures by leading editors of the era.
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Horse to Church Spars with Bell on Sabbath
A horse linked to Longmeadow and Springfield is set to attend church on Sabbath mornings under a specific order, while remaining free from work on other days. The animal has a history of being stolen from in front of Spring field church and is tied to a Springfield man who recently died, with a provision that the horse be cared for and not used for any service.
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Claimant Seeks 129 Acres Near North Pole Under Historic Grant
Thomas Acheson of 716 Capson Street, a former Canadian soldier with Perth Rifles in the Fenton raids and Indian wars, claims 129 acres around the North Pole. He says the grant came from the Canadian government in recognition of service and that he was the last to apply under Hagilah law, noting dates and officials in Canada.
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Mahomet V Traverses Turkey Amid Regal Revels and Macedonia Peace
Mahomet V tours Turkey beginning at ancient Brousai and visiting Istanbuls religious sites while engaging with diverse faiths to bolster loyalty. The article notes renewed calm in Macedonia after twenty years of sectarian strife, contrasting with earlier chaos and foreign intervention, and mentions the extinction of the earldom of Carysfort and the Proby family heirs gaining estates and potential peerage.
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High Erel Boots Replace Cowboy Spiked Heels
Cowboys discard high spiked boots as ranch life shifts from saddle to fence work. In days of old a two inch mul tas heel protected riders and kept them secure. now walking needs prevail as cattle are tamed and ranch layouts change. The two inch mule heel becomes standard for safer riding and easier walking.
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Divorces for Two Thousand Ten From Munsey Magazine
Fragmented notice from a 1920s Munsey magazine ad proposing divorce service terms. It lists payments including 7 months rent, servant costs, villa stay, and attorney fees, with garbled wording and nonsensical phrases. The readable elements mention divorce services and associated costs, lacking clear names or dates.
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Mardi Gras at Coney Island Ends in Police Action
The Coney Island Mardi Gras festival ended in violent disorder with police clearing Surf Avenue and Bowery crowds at 4 a.m. after a night of chaos. About 7000 people were present. trains and trolleys were halted. Two-dollar fines were issued in the police court as managers vow changes, amid reports of insults, beatings, and pepper spray. Idaho? Nevada divorce rates and Cruelty grounds are discussed in context of marriage trends.
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Yale Professor Eméry Heads Political Economy Department
The New Haven Register notes Prof Eméry of Yale is named head of the political economy department. The piece praises his wisdom and breadth, calling him a practical tariff expert who favors controlled protectionism alongside free trade. It contrasts him with Serena Payne and Welson Wo Aldrich as tariff authorities.
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Roosevelt's Hudson City Dream and the Great Exposition
The late Robert B Roosevelt urged a grand plan to honor the Hudson River discovery trip via a 1000 foot glass dome central to a New York exposition. He sought public funds from nation state and city to build grounds overlooking the Hudson, with a vast complex of bridges boulevards and statues. The design aimed to show New York’s growth from 30 years ago to the future 200 years hence, becoming the centerpiece of a grand civic celebration.
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Da Prophet Bes Holds Town to Pay for All
Fragmented phonetic text depicts a satirical street scene with calls for political accountability. The speaker warns that the government can compel the people to pay, condemning profiteers and loss of civility, while a stray news item notes a Chicago rest trip and a fire brigade anecdote.
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A fragmented piece mocks watchmen and loafer culture with half hearted lines. It notes how pride in success does not intoxicate the common man even when he owns a car. The text laments fear of acceptance deterring young men from preparing.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary critique on male success and vanity cites lines about liking genuine affection over feigned effort. It discusses blame shifting to weather and jokingly notes women and feet, reflecting opinionated stereotypes from the era.
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Views of Visitors in Washington Spark Third-Party Debate
Reports from the New Willard quote W T Lyon of St Louis arguing the Democrats risk power in the next elections unless they steer clear of tariff politics. He notes past shifts with tariff revisions and Republican presidencies, while critics urge bonds to farmers and the South amid pellagra fears. The piece canvasses opinions from figures in Chicago Boston New York and Ireland about party realignment and reform.
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