Washington Post Publication Rates and Addresses
The notice lists subscription terms for the Washington Post including daily and Sunday rates, payment methods, and remittance instructions. It provides mailing addresses in Washington and Alexandria and notes postal handling details and representative offices in New York and Chicago.
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Mall
Senday
Washington Post
Washington, D.C
post-oMoest
Foren
Paul
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bartford Building
Chicago
Temple of Peace Dedicated as Home of International Bureau
The International Bureau of the American Republics dedicated its new permanent home amid ceremonies led by the U S president and notable officials. John Barrett as director framed the project as a milestone toward hemispheric friendship and mutual economic benefit while urging restraint from armament theories. Losses in the west and south include widespread crop damage, notably cotton and fruit, with estimates around 400 000 dollars and concerns over seed scarcity and replanting challenges.
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South Amerca
International Bureau of the American Republics
United States
Ctats
Wescel
American Republic
Ervat
John Barrett
Capawe
Ucn
ICWC
Mexan
Cardinal Gilau
Senate
Ubu
Hwasey
Carnegie
American
Mississippi Valley
Lakeagrat
Washington's Tears Debate Foretells Political Posture
A sprawling column debates Bryan Hughes and the Supreme Court pick, contrasting Bryan’s sharp attacks with Hughes’ moderation. It notes gold movements to London, stock market steadiness, and cautious optimism over Hughes’ appointment, signaling trust in trade and policy steadiness amid national tension.
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Bryan
Hughes
Knighes
Caindig
Gov. Hughes
Gov Hughes
Ny. Bryan
Fullec
Justice White
Bailey, Bacon
Overman
Newlands
Champ Clark
Taft edges Hughes for Supreme Court seat
A torrent of commentary from New York to Philadelphia lauds Charles Evans Hughes as a wise and principled choice for the Supreme Court. Reports praise his public service, independence, moral courage, and fit for the bench, while debating his potential future in national politics.
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New York
Taft
Junti¢e
Wil
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Grtader
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Mets
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Second Federal Circuit
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Supreme
Justica
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of & Jurist Co
Justice Brewer
Cys
Gov Hughes
Supreme Bench
Tla
New York Times
Mattes
United States Supreme Court
Republic
Hughey
Fhiiadershia
Weil
Gor Hughes
Lincoln
Baltimore American
Hughes Timuelf
Flaure
Howe
Heidbash
Tarnowski set at Biarritz fuels talk of royal circle
Countess Marie Tarnowski and Adam Tarnowski charm King Edward at Biarritz while a Venetian murder case looms. The couple, tied to London and Petersburg society, entertain at Villa Lotetsine as other aristocrats mingle. A dubious Lusignan claimant to Jerusalem and Cyprus titles contretemps add to the intrigue.
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Edward
Biarritz
Venice
Komarowski
Adam Ternowsk
Adam Tarnowski
St. Patersburg
Aig
Fenice
Washington
fichénerer-Frailes Joseph
London
Marie Oxelwertyaske
Poland
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Lotetsine
Biarrite Party
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Marie
Beet
Dirs Rhwallis West
Launcelot Lowher
George Koppel
Hart
Wogan Bath
Hartmann
White Lodge
Richmond Park
Queen Alexandra
Roger Homers
Deiice de Lusignan
Count de Aubry de Gatigny
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
Paris
Jerosalem
Prince van
Grandde Lusigporne Hy
Killet
la Grand
Austerlitz
Tusuft Bey
Prince de Luggnan
Ney
Pany
Melusine
Ivery Fa
France
Ralles
Marguisa DE Fontenot
Gopyrice
Brestwood. Company
Frook and the Lively Stela of Hargis in San Antonio
A garbled item from a San Antonio page mentions Frook and Hargis Bexar Stela Are, with phrases about wealth and a dog or creature, noting “40 sout Its teeth” and a cryptic exchange. The readable fragments imply a local lore or notice without clear names or events.
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Hargis Bexar
Senator Aldrich and baseball ignorance spark debate
A New York World critique notes Sen. Aldrich’s ignorance of baseball during a Senate House Rules Committee discussion. The piece mocks his inability to answer whether baseball games “keep on air” in summer and calls for his retirement when his term ends. It contrasts his perceived knowledge elsewhere with this claimed gap in baseball awareness.
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New York World
Aldrieb
Sanete
Joe Caynon
Rules Committee
The
House
Sherman
Grane
Vand
Shatieran
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Aptie
Aldrich Aid
Hary Dre
Wes
Jim Stern
Burke
Jewelry in church plate misleads parish in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn at Christ Episcopal Church, Canon William Chase faced disappointment as the special collection of jewelry and silverware yielded only 1,380 dollars toward paying a 31,500 rectory mortgage. Women of the congregation had expected extra gems but produced mostly junk and worn items, highlighting a failed fundraising attempt.
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New York West
Canon Wilam Sheafe Chase
Christ Episcopal Church
Belford Avenue
Plymer Street
Brooklyn
Canon Chase
Christ Church
Canon Chese
Guarding the Canal Fortifications for Panama Scheme
The article argues for strong fortifications and vigilant defenses at both ends of the Panama Canal, asserting the United States must protect the waterway from any belligerent threat. It stresses enduring, secret measures to counter covert attacks on dams and rocks, alongside visible batteries and naval readiness.
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Panama
Germany
Exel
France
United States
Pen-|ema
Nautegl
Washington
The Awful Secret Census Tale in Baltimore
A Victorian column mocks the age question in censuses. It portrays a woman who refuses to reveal her age, fearing fines or prison, yet cannot lie due to conscience, highlighting social pressure around age disclosure.
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Uncle Sam
Timas
Wall of Words and Floods Sparks Courtly Contention
A collage of verse and prose from the New York Sun curiosly muses on culture, floods, and social quirks. It compares the Seine flood to Potomac and Susquehanna deluges, notes American engineering morale, and includes reflections on bachelor life and vanity.
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Seine
Amer
Ginim
Potomac
Pennsylvania
Washington
Saul
Paris
Tates
Susquehanna
Fragmented tale of lessons and playful misreads in a school scene
A garbled column of childlike reflections and classroom vignettes touches on lessons in punctuality, kindness, and self control. It includes phrases about doors, time, and a queen, with scattered references to books, dancing, and eating cake as moral garnish.
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Sominghild
Everage
Views of Visitors in Washington
Representatives of over 3000 farmers and Farmers Union members meet in St Equig May 2 to push a memorial to Congress for a national agricultural university in Washington. J M Mason of St Joseph Mo discusses the need to educate farm youths and back to the farm, while Confederate Veterans events draw a crowd in Mobile as aging veterans reflect on the war era and shifting politics.
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St Equig
J. M Mason
St Joseph
National “Rovernment
National Agricultural University
Nora
Critesia
Mobile
Confederate Veterans Convention
Lor
Samuel Sawyer
Lea
Stone Wall Jackeon
Circus Babies Face Dangers Amid Feeding Hazards
In Harriet Quimby’s account, circus infant animals are at risk from well-meaning visitors who feed them improper foods like pink lemons popcorn and peas nuts. Keepers, doctors, and staff closely monitor nutrition as illness signs emerge, underscoring strict Do Not Feed the Animals signs to protect fragile offspring in the nursery and menagerie.
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Harriet Quimby
Ciircus
Nurmer
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