Washington Post Rental Notice From 1907
Publication details indicate weekly and Sunday editions offered for one year or one month durations with payment by drafts checks or money orders payable to The Washington Post Go. Filing appears to be entered in New York Office Flatiron Building and Hartford Builder mentions Paul Block as manager.
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Washington
B. I
Ancomd
York Ofice
Flatiron
Paul Block
Minager Salvage Ofte
Hartfocn Bulidler
Henry
John James Tenkins
North Caro Inn
North Carolina
Southern Railroad
Federal Circuit Chancery
Supreme Court
Jenkins
Supreme Court of the United State
Bnd
Wisconsin
Law of Congress
Follow The Post Newspaper Delivery Notice
Citizens in Washington are urged to sign up for prompt delivery of The Post to stay informed about capital affairs. Addresses may be updated freely and the paper can be sent to any region. notify the carrier or send orders to The Fast, Telex, phone Main 4208.
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Post
New England
Boston Advertiser
Jos
Theodore Roosevelt
Itm
Joe
Hay
Cannon
Littefield
Oca
Republican Party
Ngs
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Norfolk
T. A. Lawler
Lansing
James B Davie
Martin H. Kannedy
Grand Rapids
Immigration policy clashes over limits and race fears
The document argues that immigration policy seeks to trace European sources and motes of transport, while promising to bar undesirable entrants. It claims current limits target colored races and white Europeans alike, insists on Americanization of migrants, and notes political stakes in Bryan's position and Democratic platform disputes.
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Immigration Commission
Europe
Congress
Renart
Pfam
United States
Yalta
Fote
Wilke
New York Crime Wave Prompted Police Reform Talk
Analyzing calls to pattern the New York Police after Scotland Yard, the piece critiques current policing amid a crime surge. It contrasts police, magistrates, and prosecutors and urges stronger, just enforcement while condemning corruption and lax justice within the system.
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New York
Scotland Yard
Bingnam
Fire Department
Jdown
Reflections of a Bachelor Prom the New York
Fragmented OCR text appears as a humorous moral column about self improvement and education. It mentions colleges teaching a boy, farmers earning money, and a baby image, but the piece is garbled with illegible phrases and misspellings. The exact events or names are unclear.
Two Streams of Stars Alike Yet Move Apart
Sir David Gill opened the British Association meeting with an astronomical address. He reported a grand discovery that space within view contains two majestic streams of stars traveling in opposite directions. He described these stars as alike in design constitution and development, based on precise measurements and spectral clues.
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David Gill
London
Galte
New York
British Association
Eye
Derid
South Africa
St. Ix
Animals and Intoxicants in Nature and Man
A historical piece describes how various animals exhibit intoxication like humans when exposed to alcoholic substances. It recounts insects, bees, wasps, and even a dog and horse showing drunken behavior after consuming or being exposed to drink. The narrative links animal temperaments to human alcohol use and reflects on moral and scientific reflections of intoxication.
The Weather In August and Historic Averages
The piece notes erratic national weather for 1907 with August figures. It cites mean August temperatures around 78 degrees, extremes from 51 to 101, and monthly rainfall averages near 4.5 inches, with records of heavy storms, humidity around 76 percent morning and 68 percent evening, and a peak wind speed of 55 mph on August 6, 1893.
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Mercury
Senator Pettua and His Bible and the Expert Pistol Shot
Readable text profiles Dr Samari M. Slocum of Los Angeles and Monrovia Cal, praised as expert pistol shot and snake charmer. He reportedly hunted with speed and accuracy in Nebraska and the West, claiming remarkable marksmanship while riding and firing under a horse. The piece notes tribal ties, education at City of Ney Turk, and a reputation across Southern California.
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Weside
West
Samari M. Slocum
Los Angeles
Monrovia
Cal
Mer Pnv
Elooz Tibe
Dismel River
Nebraska
Camn
University of the
Legislator Pledges Pay Rise for Government Clerks
In a Riggs House gathering Representative R F Broussard and Judge Davey discussed higher clerk salaries to reflect Washington living costs. Broussard urged support for any bill aiding federal clerks, while Davey noted long service and the political scene shaping upcoming Louisiana and national races.
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Lovi- Mann
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Broussard
Washington
RC Davey
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Dever
Congress
Davey
Fragmented Tale Of Miners Readings And Summer Sneezing
A garbled clipping recounts miners traveling overland to Saliternta with three books the Bible Shakespeare and Burns poems. It notes education and a deadly incident at a house where deaths followed a mining setup. It includes asides about summer sneezing and weather from various sources amid messy OCR text.
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Saliternta
Falkow
Calhoun Home Viewed Amid Mount Vernon Echoes
WD Evans of Clemson cites preservation of Calhoun home near Clemson College as a landmark parallel to Mount Vernon. He notes the estate of 1106 acres, the surrounding campus, and the state’s annual funding to maintain grounds, house, and outbuildings, praising Calhoun as a revered southern statesman.
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South Carolina
Mount Vernon
WD. Evans
Clemson
John C Calhoun
Evans
Wcalhoun
Deautha
Ciemson College
Calhoun
America
Knighthood for labor leaders sparks royal debate in England
The King’s sudden knighthoods for labor figures in Cardiff and Windsor provoked mixed reactions within the Labour Party. William Crossman and William Randall Cremer were among recent honorees, while fear of political shift loomed for reformist leaders. Mundella’s Sheffield reception hinted at royal influence shaping radical figures.
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Aris
John
James
Fawart
Cardiff
William Crossman
Willam Crossman
Labor Party
John Kirk
London Fresh Air Fund
Ragged School Union
Sir John Kit
John Bed
Buckingham Palace
Fresh Air Fund
Télea
Sir Wiliam Cross Santa
Xind
Willam Randall Cremer
M. P
America
Willam Cremer
Trade & Carpenter
Send
Carpenters’ Union
Kele Hardy
Willam Crooks
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