Washington Post subscription rates April 1906
The Washington Post publication office on Pennsylvania Avenue outlines delivery terms in Washington and Alexandria for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include weekly and monthly plans by carrier and mail, with remittance methods via drafts checks money orders or registered letters to The Washington Post Co. Manage addresses in Washington DC New York and Chicago.
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Washington
Alexandria
Washington Post Co
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Vanderbilt
PAU Tlck
Lineago Jf Lnity
Paul Block
Fragmented Post Notice About Mars and Addresses
A garbled message from The Post asks readers to follow updates, mentions Mars, and requests notification of address changes through the post, without clear details or a coherent sequence of actions.
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Mars
Carner
Wizard of High Fenance Moris Present of Santo Droid
Fragmented text discusses Don Mories and a bondholders convention, mentioning Honduras and Portugal. It references a alleged savior figure and political framing surrounding republican aid, with cryptic phrases about bonds and international figures.
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Santo Droid
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Pratessan
Bartio
London
Honduras
Don Curlias
Don Curlias Mories He Is the Savior «Fo Impreunions Republics and Imerta
Rave
Muirles Mortihes
Thran
Persimmons
Beoresn
Don Cartas
Trade with South America and the Royal Mail Steam Packet
A long discussion on trade with South America references the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company and its ships the Aragon and Kosmos Camping. It notes the need to boost American commerce, improve transport links, and protect jobs through policy and subsidies while contrasting American vessels with foreign carriers. The article emphasizes expanding coastal and international shipping to strengthen U.S. economic ties with South America and discusses labor and wage considerations in the context of future expansion.
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Belfast
Sita Amor
Arigon
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Aragon
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United States
South America
Sv Osels
Rovio Mailsteim
Elamburg-mer
Kosmos Camping
Rartin
Southmerecan
Literatral
Great Britain
Germany
Gold from sea water could upend world markets
An English syndicate claims a secret process to extract gold from sea water and cites Sir William Ramsay approval. If scalable, ocean gold could flood markets, destabilize currency, and challenge miners, yet investors hope restrained production will limit harm while boosting trade and the US merchant fleet.
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Witwatersrand
United States
Malion
Nottingham
Tne
comiPr
An Old Proposition Up Again in New York
The New York Globe revisits the plan to split New York into two commonwealths. It notes unlikely prospects, citing strong upstate opposition and city resistance, while warning such a split could alter Senate balance and presidential influence. The piece argues the empire state won’t consent to division and upstate would not relinquish its leverage.
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New York Globe
Globe
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Mthello
Fort Reno
Congress
Washington
Unjust Attacks on Carnegie in a Political Row
A Boston Advertiser piece accuses Andrew Carnegie of financing political campaigns and praises the Homestead strike's impact on the 18th presidental race. The Post counters by defending historical facts on Carnegie, Rockefeller, and wage practices, recalling a Congressional Homestead inquiry and its findings.
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Boston
Andrew Carnegie
Portholes
Harrison
Cleveland
John D Rockefeller
Andrew Larnegie
Pittsburg
Phipps
Rockefeller
Congress
Time to Drop the Subject on War and Reconstruction
A dense editorial piece reviews Civil War memory and current politics. It argues against revisiting secession era grievances, notes partisan scripts, and comments on the bloody shirt. It covers high pressure water systems, tariffs, and international remarks, mixing opinion with brief topical items.
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
Witty snippets on domestic life and love from a New York Press feature. The piece jokes about pastry in large families, costly habits, and twins versus baseball plans, concluding with a quip about a girl who has been kissed.
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New York
Mar Ronnier du Vingt Mars Bonapartist superstition grows
Bonapartists in France fret over the Napoleonic Chestnut of March 20, the tree that first leafed when the King of Rome was born and Napoleon I returned from Elba. Observers note its cycles portend fortunes for the House of Bonaparte and for Prince Victor Napoleon, while Louis’s popularity fades.
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Rome
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Elba
Fontainebleau
House of Bonaparte
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Prince Imperial
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Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
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Gardena
Bonaparte
Victor Napoleon
Louis
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Colin Keppel
Edward
Royal Yachts
Sir Henry Keppel
China
Goilon
Khartoum
Charles Beresford
Keppel
Alexandria
Lord Kitchener
Duke of Edinburgh
Japan's Lessons for America on War Sanitation
The Chicago Journal traces Japan's wartime medical advances and hygiene gains, noting reduced disease casualties and calling for U.S. adoption of proven practices. It cites lessons from 1900 Pekin operations and questions why American commands have not universally implemented Japanese methods through faster government action and military training reforms.
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Chicago Journal
Japan
United States
Pekin
Spain
Philippines
Europe
West Point
Annapulis
Teachers and Marriage Controversy in New York City
A New York Sun report outlines Assemblyman Hartman’s amendment to the city charter to dismiss any unmanned woman employed in public schools upon marriage. It notes past court defeats, questions the board of education’s aim, and contrasts penalties for married versus unmarried teachers while sparing those with incapacitated or abandoned husbands. The piece questions whether policy rests on merit or bias against married women.
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New York Sun
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Appointment of Judge Magoon for governor role
The New Fork Sun lauds Charle EH Magoon as governor elect praising his service in the Bureau of Insular Affairs under Root and Taft. The piece credits his judgment and industry and remarks on the high regard from superior officials. A Chicago dispatch notes a bank check incident with an elderly woman. An item from Taspar-Says Orville Swells have joined society with a hyphen change in their name.
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Iowa
Tes Moines
Pointed Paragraphs and Witty Epigrams From 1900s Press
A collage of sharp lines and quips from early papers. It cites Oyama crediting his rise to the virtues of his Emperor, notes a San Francisco Bulletin take on home, and a Chicago News snippet mocking business mottoes. The jokes touch money, marriage, gossip, and social pretensions with brevity.
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Atlanta Constitution
Oyama
Stoessel
Tribute to Mr Hay Praised as Worldly Statesman in Op Ed
The St Louis Globe-Democrat lauds Secretary of State Hay as exceptionally trained for the post, noting his learning, public experience, and wide knowledge of global politics. It places him among notable past secretaries and highlights his long service and influence in U.S. diplomacy.
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Voices From Raleigh Hotel Lobbies on Railroads and Reform
In Raleigh hotel lobbies a speaker recalls a Kentucky town cut off by no rail link. A local leader opposed rail expansion, warning that Stringtown thrived before the line arrived. The piece mentions James Hamilton Lewis, Judge Dunne, and Ebbon Tudhapapsis among political figures debating railways ownership and public welfare.
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Jay
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Chicago
Willard
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Education a Foe of Despotism in Russia
A early 20th century report from St Petersbars notes that within a fortnight the minister of public instruction will push for compulsory education across the Russian empire. The piece questions whether universal schooling can survive under autocratic rule and if educated Russians will remain passive under despotism.
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Girl of Good Sense From the Detroi Free Pross
A garbled dialogue piece presents a fragmentary exchange about a girl’s prudence and social invitations. Robson notes she refused a card party invitation because she cannot play cards, implying implications about her character amid a chaotic salon of opinions and misread signals.
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Mitt Blank
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