Washington Post billing and publication details 1910
Publication information for the Washington Post dated Friday December 2 1910 includes rates for daily Sunday editions, mail options, and payment methods. It lists pricing by day and period, accepted remittance forms, and service notes. The notice assigns postal matters, forwarding duties, and advertising terms to THE WASHINGTON POST CO in Washington DC.
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Washington Post CO
Washington, D. C
Washington, DC
Paul
Fifth Avenue
New York
New Federal Incorporation Bill Aims At Corporate Control
A proposed Morgan administration bill seeks to reshape corporate practice in light of anticipated Sherman Act rulings. It targets interstate business by big industrial combinations and anticipates changes to the current administration bill, aiming to curb monopoly while preserving legal clarity. The debate hinges on whether Congress will act before the Supreme Court decision, amid broader fears about the impact on the business world and antitrust enforcement.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Tribute to Mark Twain at Carnegie Hall in celebratory tone
A Carnegie Hall gathering in New York honored Mark Twain with a joyous tribute rather than a somber mori, celebrating a life of responsibility balanced with laughter. Speakers, including Howells, framed Twain as living in memory through his enduring works and the shared delight he inspired across society.
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Sinbad the Sailor
Mark Twain
Carnegie Halls
New York
Lfe
Worth
Howells
Democritus
Rosetti
Cervantes
No-Tip Hotel Success Brings Dividends in London
The no tip hotel began in London last September on no-tip principles with first class service music and dining at premium prices. In its first 541 2 weeks it posted profits of £41 717 and declared a 3 percent dividend on 130 000 participating shares while also paying debenture interest.
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London
Tts
Luxurious London hotel plans rival with 1009 rooms
A London company, after success with its hospitable premises, moves to extend to a grand site of 43,000 square feet near Regent Street. A new palace hotel with 1,009 bedrooms will be the largest in London and run under the same model, promising strong competition and a shift in travel comfort standards.
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Diles
Regent Street
London
The Solid South Loyalty and Its Political Meaning
A New Traven Register essay defends Southern loyalty to the Democratic party and the national president. It argues the South remains steadfast to principle, dismisses imminent cracks in the Solid South, and insists loyalty endures through history and misperception.
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New Traven Register
Maj. Hemphill
Taft
South
Democratic Party
Died Between Drinks Between Governors Shocks Rumor
Special to the New York World reports Gov. Martin F Ansel of South Carolina and Gov. W Kitchen of North Carolina issued a joint statement debunking a tale that the NC governor said it was long between drinks. An eyewitness recounted the exchange about Montgomery and a fatal quip. The notice was posted at the Seelbach Hotel bulletin board.
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Carolinas
New York World
Martin F. Ansel
South Carolina
IW. W. Kitchen
North Carolina
Montgomery
Seelbach Hotel
Investments for Aliens: Directing Immigrant Capital to U.S. Farms
The New York Times argues there is no active effort to inform 400,000 foreign-born residents who annually send savings abroad, about investing in American farmland. It notes many immigrants lack funds to buy farms and would prefer land near markets, potentially shifting labor from mines and factories to agriculture if land prices were affordable. It questions why U.S. agriculture officials do not promote such investment to alter prosperity and settlement patterns.
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New York Times
Lajos Steiner
Austria
Maly
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Information
Federal Immigration Service
National Department of Agriculture
New York City
New York Fire Heroes in Air and on Ground
In a dramatic feat three New York firemen, George Washburn Richard Condon and Denia OShaughnessy of Truck 40, climbed to about 100 feet to rescue fire Imprisoned victims using a long ladder as balloon voyage peril underscores their bravery and duty. The piece contrasts their courage with other daring pursuits and notes public applause may be limited.
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New York
Atlantic
George Washburn
Richard Condon
Denia O'Shaughnessy
Atlas
Thetra
Lord Brownlow and His Jovial Heir at Grantham Mayor
Lord Brownlow, famed as Britain’s nonprofessional art judge, has been elected mayor of Grantham and will face the town’s traditional indignities on leaving office. The piece details his lineage, the chance for a dukedom, and the succession by his kinsman Grannie Cust, editor of the Pall Mall Gazette, plus notes on Ashbridge Park and Belton House, Brownlow estates linked to Bridgewater and royalty.
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Jord Brownlow
Atlantic
Te ‘Tennyaon
Great Britain
Grantham
Lord Brownlow
Bridgewater
House of Lords
Rannie” Cust
Henry John Cooksyne Cust
Grannie’ Cust
Grannie Gust
William Waldorf Astor
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Freddie Ducane
Countess of Cork
Grannia’ Cust
Eton
Cockayne
Cocksure
Pall Mall Gasette
Wiliam Gregory
Stamford
House For Commons & Yaluncia
Grannie
Brownlow
Butkingham Shire
Edward Crouchback
Earl of Cornwall
Edward I
Ashbridge Park
Edward VI
Elizabeth
Tower of London
Queen Matty
Queen Elizabeth
England
Duke of Bridgewater
Wyatt
Balton Rouse
Brownlow Country Seat
Lincolnshire
Barret
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Brentwood Company
Atte
Beauty girl escapes Turkish harem to seek American land
Greek beauty Marie Hebeira, kept prisoner for seven years in a Damascus harem by a wealthy pasha, escapes with help from Antone Jahura, who posed as a Turkish peddler. They flee toward Southampton via Alexandria and Marseilles. immigration officials at Ellis Island decide if she may land in America or face deportation.
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New York
Marie Hebeira
Darmescis
America
Antone Jahura
Southampton
Hafl Hebella
Williams
Maris
Gant
Hebella
Damascus
Marie
Maria
Jahari
Pasha
Jahara
Alexandria
Marseilles
Ferns under threat from export taxes raise emotion
Vermont grapples with fern harvesting as a potential export tax challenges conservation efforts. The state paid about 20000 to fern gatherers since September in Woodford Stamford Searsburg and Readsboro while tens of millions of ferns are shipped to florists in New York and other cities. Ferns store cold all winter and fetch high prices as bouquet backgrounds, fueling rapid organization of the trade despite concerns over sustainability and regional impact.
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Boston
Vermont
New York
Woodford
Stamford
Searsburg
Readsboro
Growth of English Words Across the Ages
The New York Evening Star cites rising word counts from 3,000 in Johnson’s era to over 400,000 in Webster’s, with Oxford Dictionary looming to 5,000,000 quotations. The piece notes Shakespeare’s mind held far more words than a dictionary, and that modern gains come from science and arts expanding terminology.
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New York
P. WW. Long
Cambridge
Johnson
Chinese official visits U.S. juvenile court system
Chang Yuan Chi, head of China's public schools, and Kao Chi Loo, Chinese vice-consul, observed New York Juvenile Court procedures. They studied Justice Wyatt’s methods, court rooms, and the Children's Society, with plans to report back on establishing similar institutions in China.
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Chang Yuan Chi
New York Sun
Children's Court
Hongkong
Peking
United States
Kao Chi Loo
Chinegs
Wyatt
Coulter
Childen's Society
Lsd
Gaynor
Homes For
Aboose
China
Atte
New York
Washington
Chicago
Denver
Education verse celebrates practical skills over history lessons
A playful piece contrasts Johnny Kendrick Bangs like a pupil in public ed with flair for knitting and clay artistry. It praises usable crafts and music while downplaying spelling and dates, finishing with a forward looking ode to perseverance and love as guiding stars.
Deposit Sends Hopeful Maid to the Door
A New York matron seeks a servant girl and warns no hire without a reference. The applicant pays a dollar deposit with a note to prove she will return, then comes back the same day with the needed reference.
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New York
Curley Seeks Immediate Tariff Revision In Washington Visit
Representative-elect James M Curley of Massachusetts says New England demands an immediate downward tariff revision on necessities and trust-controlled goods. He notes the Democratic victory and tariff pledges altered the political landscape and emphasizes schedule-by-schedule relief to reduce living costs.
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James M Curley
Massachusetts
Washington
Eaders
Massachusets
New England
Mr. Curley
Raleigh
Lodge
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Society
A humorous column on courtship, wigs, and domestic wisdom contrasts between men and women. Congressman Julius Kahn discusses tariff votes and the likelihood of an extra session, noting unclear legislation ahead and the president's forthcoming recommendations shaping Congress.
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