Washington Post notices about payments and offices from 1306
The fragment lists payment methods and postal order options for The Washington Post with references to offices in Washington Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street New York and Chicago addresses and names Paul Block and Pau Block plus a dated August 27 1306 entry indicating a 15 week period.
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BP Cartice
Clashington
Alizandria
Daly
Washington Post Co
Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity
Pau Block
Washington
Washington business merger urged to form single Chamber of Commerce
The Post advocates uniting Washington area organizations the Board of Trade the Business Mens League and the Jobbers and Shippers Association into one strong Chamber of Commerce. It argues unity will harmonize efforts, concentrate resources, and boost transportation and business interests citywide with a single powerful voice.
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Washington Chamber of Commerce
Greater Washington
Jobbers and Shippers Association
Yomor
Washington
Board of Trade
Business Mens League
United Cooperation
Anton
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Cirec
Western Irrigationists Seek 100 Million Treasury Grant
A Western irrigation movement plans an Irrigation Congress in Boise to press for a 100 million dollar appropriation from the National Treasury to finish irrigation systems. Proponents argue land sales income is insufficient to fund the works, while opponents warn Congress will resist such a large transfer. The Secretary of the Interior’s figures and reclamation act limits underscore the debate as regional boosters push for rapid desert conversion.
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Boise
National Treasury
Rio Grande
Suraita
Fuca
Middle West
Irrigation Congress
Congress For
Congress
Tgo
Washington
Chicago
Adam
Carey
Order of the Jesuits
Rome
Freddi
Father Freddi
Gesfare
St. Peter
St. Tenatius
Loyola
Marquise DE Forenoy
Tainted money in request to pope rules out hope for pope grant
A long satirical piece discusses Count Anthony Bertora’s fortune and alleged funds sent to the pope, tying it to Monte Carlo gambling and the Blanc family’s influence. It taints the narrative with careful caution about bribery, influence, and historic intrigue surrounding financial gifts to church authority.
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Monte Carlo
Bertora
Monte Carto
Monaco
Department of the General Post Office
Paris
Bacchiocchi
Napoleon II
Blanc
Bértora
Tuileries
Napoleon
Francois Blanco
Prince of
Vatican
Mme Bare
Swas
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Price Benjamin Rohan
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New York
Second Avenue
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Roind Bonaparte
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Radziwill
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le Bel Antoine
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Bureau of Information
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
Fragmentary reflections discuss personal comfort and home, noting how both men and women perceive spouses and status. The piece contrasts independence with dependence, hinting at social roles and emotional reassurance within marriage.
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New York
Christa
Jemby
P d Greeg
Echoes of the Simple Life in Country Columns
Widespread small town notes from Lebanon to Atchison include lost colt reports, hog sales, and social visits. Local happenings cover marriages, retirements, piano restrictions, and small-town observations with names like Reed, Neal, Avery, Phillips, Kyle, and Tiner in scattered vignettes.
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Cor
Lebanon
Iné
Pioveer
Baxter Reed
Johnson
Earl Neal
Gertrude Avery
Rader
Frank Phillips
Bob
Minnie
Frack Tiner
Otis Gray
Pension column answers for Spanish American War veterans
Information for soldiers and heirs on pensions, reporting to the Pension Editor. Questions cover line of duty, reporting for medical exams, fee agreements, dependent mother vs father claims, agency moves, and how to apply for widow and accrued pensions. Discussions include rupture, deafness, and general law versus act of 1890 provisions.
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Conyright
C E. Jonss
Guba
Wes
Salt
Dony
Frank T
Pension Bureau
The
Igauo
HOLT
Phinician
Atchison
Kans
Globe
Whiten
Witow
Roads and politics in early Washington era discussed
In a Willard Hotel gathering, Augustus Post urges better roads from Washington to Norfolk for motorists visiting James town Exposition, noting New York state funding and local cost sharing. Ellsworth J Owen blasts machine politics, arguing modern politics favors party power over individual leadership, with Ohio race previews focusing on Taylor vs Taylor and party alignment.
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National Capital
Europe
Augustus Post
New York
New Willard
Post
Washington
Norfolk
Fredericksburg
Columbus
Ius
Taylor
D . Watson
Ohio
Willard
Edgwara
L ‘Taylor
Col
A Taylor
Citzen
Col Tayior
Sam M Tasjor
Talor
Ohno
Don Taylor
Sam
Sam Taylor
Consular Service
Glasgow
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Onia
State Senate
Universal Democratic
Colonel J
the Sun
Joopnet
Pittsburg Elders Claim Presidential Prospects Rise
A fragmented satire recalls Pittsburg Chronicle Pelegraph lines praising the city’s political timber and a future president from Pittsburg. The item lampoons editors and public figures while citing misquoted slogans and local booster swagger.
Root to Visit Panama Before Panama Canal Work
Secretary of State Root cabled that due to a formal condolence call in Chile he will reach Panama six to seven days earlier than scheduled. He plans extra time to study conditions on the isthmus and familiarize himself with the Canal work.
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Prince of Wales
Root
State Department
Chile
Panama
Isthmus
Panama Canal
Hill Line to California extension planned by Northern Pacific
San Francisco August 23 The Call to The Call prints a report that James J Hill plans to extend the Northern Pacific into California Twenty surveyors and men employed from Winnemucca Nevada to the southern Idaho border surveyed the terrain and met surveyors who had come south from Grantsdale at the edge of a small extension beyond the Rocky Mountains
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Call To Way
James J Hill
Northern Pacific
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Enli
Winnemucca New
Southern Pouuitory
Idaho
Grantsdale
Rocky Mountains
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