Washington Post Copyright and Subscription Terms 1907
The Washington Post lists subscription options including daily and Sunday editions with various offsets and prices. It notes remittances by drafts checks or money orders payable to The Washington Post Co. and records entry as second class mail matter at WestbRidgeton, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post Co
Washington, B. c
Wesblegton
D.C
New York Omics
Flatires
Paul
Anager
Chrissoomed
Unity
Eanager
A Chance for Business at Jamestown Exposition
The Baltimore merchants push a plan to lure Jamestown visitors to Baltimore, hoping to boost trade. Washington should seize the opportunity, inviting South and West merchants to see the capital and connect with local businesses. The piece urges active outreach at the exposition grounds to turn tourists into local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jamestown
South
Weat
Washington
Capitol
Library
Monument
Wallington
Exposition Grounds
Keeye
Taft urged to expose torture rumors and defend Gimbel
The piece argues Secretary Taft should publicly refute torture allegations against Filipino prisoners, vindicate Benedict Gimbel’s name, and address blackmail and corruption concerns. It condemns sensational claims, defends Gimbel’s reputation, and critiques PR tactics aimed at political figures.
Controversial Claims On Mind Power By Prof Gates
From Current Literature for Mey, reports that Prof Elmer Gates of the Washington psychology laboratory directed thoughts to his arm causing temporary enlargement and strength. He allegedly showed that thinking alters bodily chemistry, with perspiration changes and distinct colored condensates from breath tests, linking mental state to bodily substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
Elmer Gates
Laboratory of Psychology
Washington
Gates
Prof
Apron M. Crane
Swinburne at Seventy Profile in New York Press
Algernon Charles Swinburne, famed English poet, at seventy years writes two hours daily and strolls from Putney Heath to the Rose and Crown for a pint of bitter ale. He greets children, shuns salutes, and guides his steps past The Pines on long homeward walks while his sight dims and temper flares at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Algeron
Charles Swinburne
England
Putney Heath
Rose and Crown
Swinburne
George Branell
Algeran Charles
Pines
The Lion and the Mouse from New York American
A collage of assorted clippings touching on street baseball, political jests about Roosevelt, gun ownership in Baltimore, a Bris tol tale of drought, and a farmer’s tale of a trout spared by a snake. It weaves satire with localized oddities and brief human-interest notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Young Frank Gallagher Shot in East River Street
Eleven year old Frank Gallagher of 1572 Third Avenue carried a bullet in his elbow for five hours after a factory district incident on East Eighty eighth street. A watchman fired at the group of boys roller skating, the bullet lodged in his arm. He attempted to remove it, then returned home, keeping silent until his father noticed he could not undress. A surgeon was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Frank Gallagher
Third Avenue
East Eighty-eighth Street
Gallagher
Frank
Louieville Courier-Journal
Lee Adams
Charles EH
Adams
Athens
Lexington
Valeria
Sia Still Hopes to Wed Despite Work and Vanity
The Houston Post notes Sia remains hopeful about marriage while balancing a demanding life. It critiques perceptions of love as blind and foolish, and mocks male pretense and the vanity of women, contrasting with a concerted male effort and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Sia
Wharncliffe Wharncliffe Crewe House and Wortley Hall
Mayfair historic Crewe House once Wharncliffe House rises as a social and political hub. Lord Crewe, linked to Rosebery and Rothschilds, owns art treasures and racehorses, while Wortley Hall estate anchors a Yorkshire valley with Tintagel castle links and a long Wharncliffe lineage.
Life Finds the Way to Trouble on the Turnpike
From the Haltimire Sun a verse speaks of life finding trouble as fove hides the road with weeds Cara takes the turnpike where the fooltsore spirit bleeds Down golden valleys and fre on wings of white feet walk on roses toward the grand aid hills of Hght
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara
The Scourge of War in Byron and Humanity
A rhetorical piece arguing war as the tiger in human nature. It cites Byron’s fascination with murder and expands to claim humans, like tigers, revel in battle. It notes global militarism, Christian nations armed, and urges courage while predicting war’s persisting pull. The piece ends with Pearce and a claim of war’s ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Byron
Europe
Jove
Hague
Tiger
Pearce
Rinna
So Many Years of Old Age and Death
An extract blends nautical musings on mortality with a jokey dialogue between a skipper and mate about fate, hunger, and cheerfulness in face of doom. A preceding note discusses color psychology in interior design and health, warning of the influence of pink, yellow, red, and blue on mood and sleep.
Presidential talk in Indiana amid convention drama
The article surveys political maneuvering around Indiana for the presidential nomination, noting Indiana support for Fairbanks and Watson, the Roosevelt faction’s views, and the broader convention dynamics. It contrasts state loyalties, past public temperaments, and the push for or against renomination amid national debate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wlashington Post
One Eyee
Pennsytvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Meliveres
Cacher
Alexandria Jy
Ily
Pally
Ufe
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Tha
King
Congress
Taft
Philippines
Desta J Doherty
Tekloban
I Levre
IPA
Per Pachly
Islands
Benedict Gimvel
Petar
Gimbel
Severidge
Senator Heveridge
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Beveridge
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Labor
Bourne
Rockefeller
Richard Harding Davis
Africa
London
Col. Goethals
Stevens
Iowa
Stead
Baltimore News
Baltioore Sun
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Bryan
Stoger Sullivan
Tennessee
Warsaw
Polish
Russia
Mr .Taft
Congressman Longworth
Lion and the Mouse
John Temple Graves
Chicago Inter Orean
Chicago
Si& Mulligan
Caterstand
Bristol
Hero
Cleveland
Gig Chaimin
Big Mulligan
Mulligan
Binghamton
Thomas von Tramp
Kattelville
von Trump
Sealess
Oscar Hammerstein
Broadway
Oscar
Hoboken
Quebec
Crewe House
Wortley Hall
Crawe
Mayfelr
Unti
Wharncliffe House
George II
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
Sunderland House
Lord Crewe
Cownell
Queen Victoria
Edward Burne-Jones
Earl
Mary Wortley Montagu
Romney
Lord Wharncliffe
Prince of Wales
Col
Edward Stuart ‘Wortley
Paris
Lord Kitchener
Ralph Stuart Wortley
Far West
Stork Exchange
Admiral Schley
United States Navy
Wantley
Cornwall
Charles II
George
Wharneliffa
Lord Rosebery
Pegay Pumrose
Unitedd States
Bobby Milnes
Lori Houghton
Lord Houghton
Robin
Mr Gladstone
Ireland
Kis
Dublin
Rd Crewe
Tle
Eton
IB Marquise DE Fontenoy
Perverse
Thomas B. Gregory
Qnp
teTa
Dina
Dhs
Cannon
New York Herald
Houser
la Teaspoan
Aid
Bo EB “Watson
Pieneeghan
Watson
Theat
Fairbanks
House of Repre
Ee Ottee
Ant Pratt
Mr. Watson
Middle West
Ter
Talzac
Thabtttan
Theophile Gautier
Balzac
Alexander Humboldt
Max Muller
Berlin
Humbold
Cosmas
Philologian
Voltaire
Ferney
Goethe
Emerson
Sancho
Parza
Sir Walter Scott
Abboteford
Roosevelt
In- Mana
Hudson Maxim
Raleigh
Mr. Maxim
W. T. Stead
Boston
Indian Head
Germany
Rusala
Japan
Pacific
New York Times
Worcester
Abraham Harpin
Callahan
Lucius New Lit
Gloereville
N. Y
Root
Hughes
Littauer
New Willard
Hughes Ia
S Deparfment
Hay
United States
Cornelius A. Pugeley
Peekskill, N
Pungster
Westchester County National Bank
Mr. Pugsley
Panama Canal
North Carolina
Igor Roosevelt
H C. Duncan
Internal Revenue
Gary
Cipnor
Wall Street
John Wesley Gaines
Chisaze
Wiloth
Young Pappem S 2
Corker
Mayme
Anti
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!