Washington Post subscription rates and offices listed
The Washington Post outlines delivery terms for The Daily and Sunday editions, with weekly and monthly rates for Washington, Alexandria, and nearby areas. It also lists remittance methods and office addresses in Washington and New York, with managers named for Chicago and other offices.
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Washington Post Co
Washington, DD. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Vanderbilt
Patl Block
Chicago Ofice
Unity
Paul Block
The Post follow you for city readers leaving
Washingtonians are urged to keep Informed about the Capital by having The Post follow them to any destination. Changes of address can be made freely and the paper will be mailed promptly anywhere in the countryside. Orders should be sent to The Post at telephone 4206.
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McConnell
House of Lords
Westminster
Ireland
Europe
Italy
Robert McConnell
Belfast
Kingdom of Ireland
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Defense of distant possessions and policy debates in press
Washington dispatches and metropolitan papers discuss etear Admiral Melville's stance on fortifying distant possessions. They note plans to defend the Philippines, Hawaii, and other territories if war with Great Britain, Germany, or France looms, while debating tariff policy and national prosperity amid signals of continued protectionist sentiment.
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Melville
United States
France
Philippines
Lapstie
Great Britain
Germany
Piuney
Vonfiels
Bawsi
Ponor
Hawaii
United State
Dewey
Mearla
Lewiton Journal
Nelson
Puteluth
Elis Hte
Whan
Tangbeen
Pliine
McWinley
Imas
Dingley
Hegh
Remar Wlal
Dingley Fari
Amerian
Europe
American Economist
American Protective Tariff League
Republican Party
Congress
Installment farms for immigrants proposed in national debate
A national column extols an idea to fund immigrant farm purchases via a head tax and government land grants. It envisions a Department of Diffusion and Installment Farms, with bureaus for farm purchases, seed loans, and evictions, expanding immigration control and public employment. It also critiques currency policy and laments Republicans on finance.
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New York
Reclamation Service
Sun
Prient
Department of Diffusion
Champ Clark
Bill and
Borax
Bis
Bowing Green
Niagara falls water bill and distant falls debate
The article argues against diverting Niagara River water to generate power, noting political resistance in New York and past vetoes by ex Gov Odell. It cites comparisons to Africa's Victoria Falls and a broader critique of commercial greed harming water displays. It also surveys varied political and social jabs on rosters, figures, and current events.
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Niagara
Palisades
Hudson
Mount Washington
Holmes
New York Assembly
Albany
Springfield Republican
New York
Africa
Cape To
Cairo
Victoria Falls
Zambezi River
Great Falls
Zambezi
Ministers Fret Over Rockefeller Carnegie Offer Fight
Senators Platt and ex-Gov. Goddell back a hard line in New York while ministers withhold support. London doctors study a girl with ten distinct personalities as a novelty. Headlines poke at Dr. Wiley and diet, Mint chief predicts record gold output, and Japan pushes peace terms down from 800 million to 250 million amid war chest boasts.
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Japan
Russia
The American Type of Man Reflects An Evolving National Persona
An analysis from the Louisville Herald argues there is no single American type but a blended, evolving manhood. It traces Revolutionary era portraits to today, noting diet climate and work shape appearance, and cites fearless colonial Indians and early settlers as roots of a persistent, recognizable American character across times and lands.
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Louisville Herald
Echoes of the Post in varied editorials and quips
A collage of quotations and riffs from the Washington Post and other papers, noting editorials on imperialism, railroads, and war, with cartoons of satire. It includes remarks on Philippine strategy, bayonet rhetoric, refinery politics, church gifts, and social quips about marriage, manners, and wit.
News and Gossip of Other Lands Collide With Parliament
The article notes Lord Salisbury's sons dissent from Joseph Chamberlain's fiscal plans, weakening the Chamberlain cause amid cabinet tensions. It also covers Irish divorce limits via parliamentary bills, the Anglesey legacy with Mme Coquelin, and the Charles I diamond tale. Royal orders honor Empress Victoria and St John groups, with notes on Persian possession of a royal diamond and Asian jewel histories.
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Lord Salisbury
Marquis
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Austen
Opinions on Trusts Wars and Law Shaping Public Affairs
A Cedar Rapids Gazette opines trusts are vulnerable to price cuts and smaller capital, while the St Paul News urges action over hard tasks. The Omaha Bee reflects on a possible Venezuela Colombia war and its limited gains. The St Paul Dispatch credits Germany’s lead in manufacture, and Guthrie Daily Capital urges farm youth to stay. The Toledo Times complains about anti Decoration Day laws. The Minneapolis Tribune suggests inaugurations could be rearranged for ceremony timing.
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Venezuela
Colombia
Omaha Bee
Colomba
Germany
James J. Hill
America
England
St. Paul Dispatch
Hismarck
Bismarck
Nebraska
Toledo Times
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A humorous column notes a girl’s pride in hair and a friend’s view of men as mean. It quips that an innocent girl lacks awareness of impropriety. The piece observes a man with repeated lawsuits exhausting his chances and a woman’s travel on trains seen as scandalous due to shared bed practices.
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New York Press
Taft and Supreme Bench Rumors Declared Baseless
Reported retirement plans for Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Harlan are denied. The article notes both justices remain capable and do not intend to retire, with no immediate vacancies expected and President unlikely to press retirements. It mentions Justice Brown nearing seventy and health factors as considerations.
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Taft
Supreme Court
Fuller
Harlan
Repub-lcan
McKinley
Philippine Commission
Roosevelt
Fitte
Great Court
Justice Harlan
George Washington University
Justce Brown
Taft orders inquiry into French arrests in Puerto Rico
Acting Secretary of State Taft cabled Gov. Winthrop in Porto Rico at the French ambassador’s request to investigate the arrest of three French citizens in Ponce on a warrant by the Secretary of Commerce and Labor for possible alien contract labor law violations. They were jailed pending a board of inquiry.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Taft
Winthrop
Ponce
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
American
Board of Inquiry
Immigration
Rice
Metcalf
United States
McKenna
Act of Congress
High Honor for Choate Elected Master of the Bench
London April 10 Ambassador Choate was elected Master of the Bench of the Middle Temple the first American bencher in generations. The unanimous vote followed a motion to suspend rules and drew intense enthusiasm among templars. Choate will be guest of the bench and bar on the night of April a.
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London
Choate
Middle Temple
Inns of Court
Chaate
Templars
Ralph Littler
Middlesex
Propa
New Committee Offices Open Soon in Colorado Building
Secretary Dover arranges permanent HQ for the Republican National Committee in the Colorado Building, with Acting Chairman New unlikely to be central. Cortelyou delays resignation over Louisiana factional fight between the big white and black and tan camps, both claiming the vacancy for a state committee seat. The national committee authorized filling vacancies, but Cortelyou will not name a winner yet.
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Cortelyou
Louisiana
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Colorado
New
Indiana
Chicago
National Committee
Whecc
Warmouth
Walter L. Cohen
Cuba Seeks Arbitration On War Materials Dispute
Cuba presents a note to Spain and asks for arbitration over war materials seized under the evacuation agreement. Minister Quesada met Secretary Taft to press Cuba’s contentions and bid farewell before sailing for Europe until September. Separately, Newark conference of Methodists adopts a resolution urging Senate to unseat Senator Reed Smoot amid debate on Mormonism.
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Spain
Quesada
Taft
Europe
Smoot
Newark
N. J
United States Senate
Reed Smoot
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senate
Prominent Buckeye Col. Everett touts North Carolina’s Transylvania region
In a hotel lobby Col. T. Everett of Cleveland extols the Transylvania region of North Carolina embracing Lake Toxaway and the Blue Ridge. He praises balmy six month climate, new hotels by a Pittsburgh syndicate, and easy access via Southern Railroad. He cites Duluth growth and California optimism, with other notable figures sharing views on politics, industry, and local development.
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Col. T. Everett
Cleveland
Post
Col. Everett
The
Transylvania
North Carolina
Toxaway
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Adirondacks
White Mountains
Southern Railroad
America
Pittsburg
Old North State
North
Blue Ridge
Pelticent Lakes
Canada
Switzerland
Spain Reduces Wheat Duty on Crop Failure
The State Department reports a 30 percent cut in wheat duty due to crop failure in Spain. A cable from American consul D R Birch in Malaga notes Adylae mellece and strong demand for American wheat. Fourth class postmasters appointed: Homecamp Pennsylvania Chauncey Bailey Virginia Fona James W Edwards Gondola David Chidester Hata William W Bar ham Pinckney William B Corbett Pleasant Valley George W Taylor Widewater George W Herrin. Treasury receipts and expenditures show $885,519 in government notes redeemed, $2,106,428 in internal revenue, $650,565 customs, $74,971 other, and $2,260,000 in expenditures.
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D. R. Birch
Malaga
Spain
Pennsylvania
Homecamp
Chauncey Bailey
Virginia
Fona
James W. Edwards
David Chidester
Hata
William W. Barham
Pinckney
William B. Corbett
Pleasant Valley
George W. Taylor
Widewater
George W. Herrin
Treasury
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