Washington Post Publication Office Listing 1906
The fragment lists multiple publication offices and rate notes for The Washington Post, including addresses in Washington along Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street, a New York office at the Flatiron Building, and a Chicago office at Unity Building. It notes managers Paul Block in New York and Chicago, with dates and postage details from 1906.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Wlaskington Ost Co
Wlashington
BC. c
New York
Flatiron
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity
Let The Post Follow You From The Capital
Waabingtonians planning to leave the city can keep informed as The Post will follow them anywhere in the country. Notify the carrier or send order directly to The Post at Malin 4205.
Calls for US Navy supremacy to keep world peace
Editorial argues Captain Hobson urges a powerful navy to preserve peace, but faces Solonist leaders on Capitol Hill. It predicts possible future US Japan conflict over the Philippines, urges withdrawal from the Philippines and warns war may not occur for decades, with warlike China on the horizon.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
United States
Eugene Hale
Joseph G. Cannon
Tr. E. Burton
Capitol Hill
Japan
Philippine Archipelago
Mississippi Valley
Yellow Sea
Philippines
America
England
Test of Civilization and public care for the dependent
An editorial critique condemns neglect of paupers and the insane in unsanitary quarters, noting overcrowded jails and hospitals. It highlights St Louis delaying asylum construction, Nashville jail reforms, and calls national leadership in humane penology and compassionate treatment for dependents.
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United States
Citice
Jaith
St. Louis
Gome
Nashville
Nashville American
Criminal Court
Congress
District of Columbia
Jnrand
People's Congress
Origin of Kaiser’s Famous Chargers and Royal Studs
A detailed look at Emperor William’s Prussian horse program centered on Trakehnen, the state stud that feeds the Kaiser’s elite 30-horse draft each May. The piece explains selection, sales of surplus stock, and the horses’ famed docility essential to German cavalry tradition.
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William
Christendom
Prussia
Trakehnen
Frederick the Great
Prossia
Berlin
Kalner
Germany
PWO JIMS and the Dollar Voices in a Political Barber Shop
A garbled scuffle of political verse and dialogue unfolds in a Northeast District barber shop. An unkempt agent spreads a card with a government sounding name, as campaign chatter erupts between two Congress chairmen and the barber, while verses about money, liberty, and reform mix with ragtime refrains and calls to action. The scene ends with the bard fleeing as the barber protests a haircut.
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Charles Ef, Taylor
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Y Ierve
Congress
Eettin' Elda
Salavone
Jim
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary essay discusses European royalty, marriage, and perceptions of spousal gifts. It contrasts Spanish, French, and Austrian monarchs with remarks on duty, signatures, and happiness in marriage while noting the burdens of modern bachelor life. The piece mentions Queen Isabella and Charles V in a reflective, satirical mode.
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Rome
Europe
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Larege
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Thames
Ory
Charles V
Pou
Philip
Margcige
Fontenot
Dich
Name Change to Post Brings Greek Family Prosperity
Tony Post sought to drop his long Greek name Kropostonakarpapakarpopolis and become Tony Post. The Chicago court granted the change after his Attic wife accepted Mrs Post. The family’s fortunes improved, inspiring relatives in Greece to emigrate and adopt the Post surname as a symbol of American success.
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Kropostonakarpanakarpapalis
Tony Post
Post
America
Greece
Chicago
United States
New York Grand Jury Probes Ice Trust Conspiracy
New York District Attorney Jerome said he is not finished with the ice inquiry. A grand jury will hear a few witnesses tomorrow. It is unclear why the fee situation remains unexplained, but there is no stated criminal conspiracy to raise ice prices.
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Roosevelt
Pevise
Iowa
Eugene Toss
Gov. Cummins
Mr. Foss
Massachusetts
United States
Hookster
Wilam R. Morrison
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Mordecai
Heather
New York
Bishop Canevin Re-elected President of Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Bishop Canevin of Pittsburg, Pa., was re elected president at the national convention. Rev. J. J. Curran of Wilkesbarre was chosen first vice president. Austin J. O Toole and Nelora L. Lake were named second and third vice presidents, with Washington Loeb elected secretary.
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Providence
J. F. Regie Canegin
Pittsburg
Catholic Total Abstinance Union
Canevin
J. J. Curran
Wilkesbarre
National Union
Tey. Austin J. O'Toole
Nelora L. Lake
St Louis
Washington Loeb
New volcanic island forms near Tecoma Washington
A newly formed island between the Bogoglof pair near Castle and Fire Islands in the northwest was photographed by a Perry cutter officer. The island appeared in June and rises about 900 feet high with continual steam and boiling water at its summit.
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Northwestern
Perry
Tecoma
Wash
Dutch Harbor
Bogoglof Islands
Castle and Fire Islands
Battle of Antietam reenacted in Avon maneuvers
London observers staged a four hour mock clash on the Avon as part of British army drills. The Northern force led by Maj Gen Frenklys with 20 000 volunteers faced Brig Gen Allenby’s 15 000 regulars for a simulated Union victory. Gen Hamilton praised tactics while noting errors that shaded McClellan’s record.
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Antietam
Avon
Frenklys
Allenby
Hamilton
McClelan
Madrid cabinet discusses clergy burial rights protest
The Madrid cabinet debated the papal nuncio’s protest against denying clergy the right to refuse burial in consecrated ground for those married civilly. Minister of Justice Count Romanonez announced his resignation to grant the government freer latitude. The nuncio then asked Rome for authorization to negotiate with Spain for a possible compromise.
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Madrid
Count Romanonez
Rome
Anglo-Chinese Treaty Defines Tibet Status
London reports the Anglo-Chinese convention signed in Peking on April 4 clarifies that it does not alter the Anglo-Tibetan arrangement. Britain agrees not to encroach on Tibetan territory or interfere with its government, while China pledges no foreign interference in Tibet’s administration. It also states Britain does not seek any concessions from article 9 of the Anglo-Tibetan treaty.
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India
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Tivat
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China
British Teachers to Sail on U S Excursions This Fall
London reports thousands of British teachers applying for upcoming U S excursions. About five hundred instructors will join tours planned to begin November 30 with weekly sailings through March. Alfred Mosely oversees arrangements while Dr Maxwell and Nicholas Murray Butler organize reception and tour efforts in New York.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Alfred Mosely
America
Mosely
Maxwell
Public Schools
New York City
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
American Suffrage Delegates Praised by Copenhagen Press
Copenhagen reports enthusiastic Danish coverage of the International League of Woman Suffragists conference. The American delegation earns high praise for Rev. Anna H. Shaw Ida Husted Harper and Carrie Chapman Catt with portraits published and a reception by the fashionable Ladies' Club in their honor.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Aug S
International League of Woman
Anna H. Shaw
Ida Husted Harper
Carrie Chapman Catt
Ladies’ Club
Vallieres Receives Gold Medal From St Lowe Exposition
Paris August 9 President Vallieres at the Elysee Palace received a deputation from the St Lowe Exposition committee led by President David R. Francis Hugh Henry Breckinridge Charles K. Jones Louis D. Dozier M Felton and Festus J Wade In the absence of Ambassador McCormick Secretary Vignaud introduced the delegation which presented a gold medal commemorative of the exposition.
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Vallieres
Elysee Palace
David R. Francis
Hugh Henry Breckinridge
Charles K. Jones
Louis D. Dozier
M. Felton
Festus J. Wade
McCormick
Vignaud
Autoists dodge Germany over new automobile tax
Berlin date Aug 9 the Confeconair reports the new automobile tax harms warehouses and hotels near the German French frontier. Signers express dissatisfaction and avoid payment by not bringing their autos into Germany. Tax is 3 75 dollars for up to five days and 10 dollars for thirty days.
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Berlin
Confeconair
Germany
Kaiser Visits Krupp Works in Berlin Presence
The Kaiser made a two hours visit to the Krupp works in Berlin accompanied by Gustav von Bohlen Halbach, fiancee of Miss Bertha Krupp. Workmen cheered him as he spoke to several and shook hands with a veteran of the Boxer campaigns in China.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Kaiser
Krupp Works
Gustav von Bohlen-Halbach
Bertha
Krupp
Chine
Pope Pius X Third Anniversary Celebrated at Vatican
Rome August 9 A brilliant Vatican Sistine Chapel ceremony marked the third anniversary of Pope Pius X coronation. Cardinal Merry del Val led mass in the pope’s presence with cardinals bishops diplomats and other officials. The pope is in good health.
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Vatican
Pius X
Merry del Val
Papal
Pontiff
Mobile as the Philadelphia of the South, Barker declares
At the Ebbitt House in Washington mobile optimism runs high. P D Barker postmaster notes rising customs receipts, Panama Canal impact, and coal port potential while contrasting southern warmth with northern heat. D W Wilson cites typhoid causes from Anacostia flats to unsafe ice, urging public health action based on farm dairy sources.
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Avabam Na
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Striking Advice from the Troy Budget on Seashore or Mountains
Mrs Anxious asks whether to send Grace and Ethel to the seashore or mountains this summer. Mirs Knowing recommends Sulphur Springs as a change, noting Sulphur is a principal requisite in matchmaking.
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Ethel
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Forty-two and the marching mob tale from the Beser parade
An African American dialect fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times recounts a messenger boy asking about forty two and a plan to beat the band. Gow responds that he was running to catch up to the Beser parade as it went down the street.
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Catholic Standard and Times
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