Washington Post publication details and rates 1810
The notice lists delivery terms by carrier and mail for the Washington Post in 1810. It includes rates for daily and Sunday issues, yearly and monthly options, payment methods, and foreign advertising representation. It cites addresses in Washington and Alexandria and postal details.
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Daly
Washington Post, Co
Washington, D.C
postoMorst
Fifth Avenus
New York
Bartford Building
Chicago
Temple of Peace Dedicated Amid Presidential Ceremony
A grand dedication marked the opening of the International Bureau of the American Republics in Washington, celebrated with the presence of the U S President and senior officials. John Barrett leads the bureau as director and the event underscored hopes for hemispheric cooperation in commerce and political harmony. Separately, cotton and crop losses in the West and South triggered discussions on seed shortages, replanting, and the outlook for next season amid severe winter weather.
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South America
International Bureau of the American Republics
United States
Wescel
Internttional Bureau
American Republic
Ervat
Syther Fisher
John Barrett
Western Hemisphere
Tomror Lane
Ucn
ICWC
Gilaud Senate
Ubu
Huasey
Carnegie
Glen
Tarretuy Barret
Fura
Amerian Republica
Mississippi Valley
Ateuali
Political musings on Hughes Bryan and national affairs
A mosaic of opinion on Gov Hughes and Sen Bryan contrasts their views on trusts and appointments. The piece cites market reactions to the Supreme Court vacancy, foreign gold shipments, and economic steadiness while weaving literary and historical digressions about Washington, Pitt, and public virtue.
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Bryan
Hughes
Gov. Hughes
Eaindig
Gov Hughes
Ny. Bryan
Fullec
Justice White
Bailey, Bacon
Overman
Newlands
Champ Clark
Taft H Hughes pick praised as Supreme Court choice
The New York World, Times, and Philadelphia Public Ledger assess Gov Charles Evans Hughes as a strong, balanced nominee for the Supreme Court. Across papers, praise centers on his independence, legal skill, and fitness to join Justice Brewer’s seat, signaling broad national support for the appointment.
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New York
Taft
Hughes
Junti¢e Brewer
Tage
Grtaber
Supreme Court
Degisia
Republican Party
Mets
Second Federal Circuit
Philadellphia Pree
Charles Evang Hughes
Supreme
Justica
David J . Brewer
Justice Brewer
Cys
Gov Hughes
Supreme Bench
Tla
Lkely
New York Times
Mattes
United States Supreme Court
Ufe
Hughey
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Yew Fark
Gusden
Baltimore American
Hugheatlmuelf
Flaure
Howe
Heidbash
Roma
Tarnowski clan and Lusignan pretender loom in Biarritz gossip
In Biarritz King Edward’s circle gathers Countess Tarnowska and her husband Adam Tarnowski while a rival Count Tarnowski faces Venice murder charges. Paris circles scrutinize a bogus Prince de Lusignan claiming titles as King of Jerusalem and Cyprus, amid scandals, bankruptcies, and royal attentions.
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Adam Turnowski
Edward
Biarritz
Venice
Komarowski
Adam Ternowsk
Adam Tarnowski
St. Patersburg
Aig
Fenice
Washington
Zich
nerer-Frailes Joseph
London
Snd
Mare Oxetwertynska
Poland
Blarrta
Tarnowskis
Aining
Lotetsine
Biarrite
Wmner
Marie
Rhwallis West
Launce
Queen Alexandra
Adt
Roger Homers
Deiice de Lusignan
Count de Aubry de Galiany
Lusignen
Jerusalem
Cyprus
Prince de Lusignan
St Petersburg
Merriagescenso
New York
Prince de Tusignan
Constantinople
Hishoya
Bt Lazarus
Gt Kalfa
Parig
Kalfe
Rome
Khoren Nar Hey
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Murad
Ifus
Paris
Marcy
Asi
Tha Fitta
Prince de Lusig- Tan
Kalfa
Austerlitz
Tusuit Bey
Mancet
Prince de
France
Que
Marquis DE Fontexor
de Brestwood Company
Frook and Hargtr Talk Wealth in Bexar Stella
In a terse exchange they question wealth and status across Bexar Stella with hints of secrecy. The dialogue centers on money, power, and social standing in a murky regional scene.
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Hargtr
Bella
Senator Aldrich Criticized Over Baseball Ignorance
The New York World notes United States Senator Aldrich appeared ignorant of baseball during a Senate inquiry. Critics say his question showed a lack of basic sports knowledge, contrasted with colleagues who would have supplied needed context from committees and experience.
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United States
New York
Aldrieb
Joe Caynon
Rules Committee
The
House
Sherman
Grane
Vand
Shatieran
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Sparks
Sdrfeh
Dasetall
Ida
Jim Stern
Burke
Jewelry and Silverware in Church Collection Bogus
A Brooklyn rector was disappointed as a planned Sunday collection of excess jewelry and silverware failed to raise the expected funds. A jeweler valued only $1,380 of the purported treasure, leaving the debt on the rectory and church property far short of the $1,500 goal.
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New York
Canon Wilam Sheafe Chase
Christ Episcopal Church
Belford Avenue
Plymer Street
Brooklyn
Canon Chase
Christ Church
Oliver
Canon Chese
Guarding the Canal Fortifications For Panama
A commentary on Panama Canal defenses detailing fortifications at both ends, shore batteries, underwater deterrents, and secret measures to protect the waterway against sabotage. It argues United States duty to guard the canal and maintain neutrality through strong, continuous protection.
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Panama
Cane
Germany
Exel
France
United States
Pen|oma
Larg
Washington
The Awful Secret and the Census Question
A Baltimore American tale skewers nosy readers by lampooning the census age inquiry. A woman refuses to reveal her age despite pressure from relatives and officials, citing conscience while evading fines and jail. Uncle Sam looms, but truth remains untold.
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Teat
Baltimore
Sid Tittle
Uncle Sai
Timas
The Seine and Other Flood Fables in New York
A chaotic column blends verse and prose reflecting on floods in Paris and the Potomac and Susquehanna, with satirical asides on American engineering claims and media lines. It riffs on speculation, national pride, and humorous musings about bachelor life and social quirks.
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New York
Seine
Potomac
Pennsylvania
Washington
Saul
Paris
United
States Geological Survey
Susquehanna
Fragmented Reader Notes On Lessons And Wit From A Rural School
Fragmented OCR shows misread lines about a girl at county camp learning to hang awnings and a teacher seeking a door. It references lessons on contentment versus ambition, a candle and lamp metaphor, and stray lines about a king, a book agent, and a busy merchant.
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County
Cam
Sominghild
Everage
National agricultural university urged at Farmers Union convention
Representatives of more than 3000 dated farmers and farmers union members meet in St Equig beginning May 2 to press for a memorial to Congress asking for a national agricultural university in Washington. The plan aims to educate farm youth in higher agricultural sciences and to bolster farming alongside industry. The discussion touches on farm education, rural progress, and support for farm families amid broader political reforms.
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Edward W. Carmack
Memphis
London
England
Kentucky
Brutus
Congress
Farmers Union
St Equig Begning
JM Mason
St Joseph
O1g Business Qian
Termifian
National Agricultural University
Isentsane
Nora
Critesia
Baby Animals in the Circus Warn of Feeding Dangers
The article notes circus babies face high risk from careless feeding by visitors and even staff. Keepers and circus doctors monitor health closely, with emphasis on not feeding the animals despite public affection for peanuts and candy. The nursery staff stress signs of illness and the vital rule Do not feed the animals.
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Harriet Quimby
Ciircus
Ian
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