Washington Post Subscriptions Terms and Rates 1910
The Washington Post publication office lists subscription terms for Washington and Alexandria delivery by carrier and by mail. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions with specific inclusions and exceptions, payment methods, and foreign advertising representation details for PAUL BLOCK in New York Chicago and other cities.
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Alexandria
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Washington, D. C
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Paul Block
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Chicago
Dark Horse Hunt in New York and Political Drama
The passage outlines a political struggle centered on New York figures including Warners and Woodruff, with mentions of Roosevelt and Root. It describes campaign maneuvers, party harmony efforts, and anticipated analyses while noting the press and subscription details for timely capital updates.
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Prevention of Railroad Horrors and Gate Safety
Passage discusses railroad crossing dangers and urges adoption of safety gates and guards. It argues for stronger public service commissions with power to force railroads to install protections, cites rising pedestrian and auto risk, and favors elimination of grade crossings where possible.
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T& Het
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Intaratate Commerce Commission
Hornet at Bluefields Changes Nicaraguan War Dynamics
The Hornet arrives at Bluefields bearing provisions and munitions for Estrada’s forces, raising questions about naval power balance with Venus and San Jacinto. Madriz protests lack of lawful grounds, while insurgent supplies face movement to fronts as Managua’s advance stalls.
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Newfoundland Fisheries Claims Debated At The Hague
The article surveys U S fishing rights near Newfoundland under 1818 treaty, noting the unusual colonial status of Newfoundland, its population and resources, and Canada's demand for formal say in decisions. It highlights Canadian reluctance to join the Dominion and memories of the 1827 Ashburton treaty, shaping ongoing tensions.
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English arbitrator and the ghost of Ashburton in Canada Hague talks
The piece reflects on an English arbitrator ill suited for diplomacy next to Webster and the Ashburton ghost. It weighs Canada’s diplomatic balance amid party tariffs and imperial sentiment, noting hope that Hague deliberations could ease tensions with a key neighbor and improve international cooperation.
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A Greedy Market and the Price of Bread in England and America
The London Economist notes bread costs more in American cities than in English ones, suggesting Britons spend less readily. It contrasts strict European weight rules with US short weights, cites Washington groceries as pricey, and recalls pork and bacon price rises amid consumer frustration with price hikes and market manipulation.
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Continent
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Manufacturing Export Debate and Civic Oddities
The piece surveys U S export patterns with emphasis on raw materials like cotton and copper and compares them to finished goods such as leather and footwear. It notes Britain’s policy of exporting finished products, cites Cummins and Oyster Bay as political curios, and touches on social topics from a dog car to a centenarian tobacco user.
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Champ Clark Protests About Great Britain Becoming a Republic
Bowling Green Mo Aug 7 Champ Clark defends his remarks on Britain edging toward a republic. He says editors misquote him and emphasizes his belief in representative government, noting Britain’s constitutional features and the dangers of royal power while urging accountability in government.
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Post Philosophy and Everyday Patriotism Reflections
An irregular fragment piece touches on truth versus kindness and public conduct. It notes rainy days aiding lost umbrellas and a club parade leader’s disagreement. It analogizes patriotism, self-restraint, reconciliation in relationships, and the making of a future orator from a boy who can recite poetry.
Tragedy at Cowes and Galway Castle Fire Darken Week
Cowes regatta week is marred by tragedy as the Hon Mrs William Infrington dies after inhaling chloroform. Meanwhile Miss Eleanor Blake perishes in a Galway castle fire destroying Menlough Castle, ancestral Blake home. The article traces Blakes long Galway ties and notes Wedderburns tied to India politics.
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Free Church in a Free State Theory Compared Across Nations
A New York Tribune reflection contrasts American separation of church and state with European models. It credits America with true liberty and argues European clerical problems persist under state supervision. The piece notes French and Spanish tensions and laments slow progress toward complete ecclesiastical severance while praising Americans for enduring freedom and prosperity of the church.
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Gum Chewing Habit Looms Large in American Life
An article from the New York World observes gum chewing as a widespread habit in the United States, noting its prevalence in daily life from subway crowds to baseball players. It discusses motives, health debates, and growing production to meet demand, while referencing European attempts and a thriving gum industry.
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Salary secrets and a cipherless wire tale
An industrial executive in the West tries to wire New York about a consolidation without a cipher. He uses a trick by splitting the message across company blanks and alternating words in two wires, improving his odds to be understood. A second anecdote recalls Justice Brewer asking a separated husband why he hadn’t spoken in years, and the reply blames not wanting to interrupt the wife.
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A Sly Suggestion From Lppincott
They reach the outer portals of the front door and linger over parting as Mr Youngslow weighs a kiss on the hand. She sighs and leans on his shoulder, deeming the gesture out of place in the moment.
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Heroes in Peace Honor the Man in Overalls
The Baltimore American notes the everyday dangers faced by workers in industry from smelters to steel girders. It argues the public owes a debt to the laborer in overalls whose skilled toil enables progress, despite social scorn and dulling hazards. Mutual recognition could ease class tensions.
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Verses and Oddities of a Brooklyn Eagle**
A composite of poetic lines about victory and life interwoven with fragmented notes from the Brooklyn Eagle. It blends verse on resilience with bizarre excerpts about a petrified leg discovery in Gladstone and a mock critique of a magistrate, mixing dreamlike imagery and uncertain news snippets from New York.
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Remarkable 51YearOld Bay Horse Plots for Owner Near Mount Airy
Jerry the bay horse, aged fifty one, has served John Unruh at the Mount Airy avenue farm since 1863. Despite blotches and a camelback, he plowed an acre yesterday and remains sound and faithful. Unruh says there is not enough money in the country to buy the old horse.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A humorous column notes that friendship is the biggest gamble and gossip about a woman is seldom believed. It jokes on college education and its lingering effects. It cautions that the time to regret is before actions, and mocks social popularity and tipping habits at year end.
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Stadium and town talk in Tacoma high school plans
In a hotel lobby, Tacoma residents debate the city’s Olympic stadium and its $100,000 cost. Ev Philips praises Tacoma High and its arena sized for 25,000 with a horseshoe ground plan. The dialogue drifts to house moving in New Mexico, Mayor Gaynor’s shooting, and political chatter about successors and reforms.
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