Washington Post Subscription Rates 1907
The Washington Post lists delivery options with daily and Sunday editions, including various term lengths. Remittances are to be sent to The Washington Post Co in Washington D C with drafts checks or money orders. Paul Block manager is noted for Chicago office at Unity Building. January 6 1907.
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Washington Post Co
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity Huilding
Longevity of Judges Cited as Factor in Law Power
A study notes many Supreme Court justices lived past 70 with several over 80 and one dying at 94 after retirement. It outlines two theories for longevity: secure tenure and natural physical vigor, suggesting a blend of health and secure income as keys to long careers. It also contrasts English judges and urges balanced life choices for a longer, happier tenure.
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Supreme Court
Marshall
Johnson
Maryland
Duvall
Kentucky
Kent
New York
Lfe
Washington
Sayce
Melancthon
Grotius
Archbishop Whateley
Jeremy Taylor
John Milton
Lutheran Review
Constantine
New England
Virginia
A Town of Blossoms From Harper's Magazine
The Grasse region in southern France is devoted to flower cultivation and perfume production. The town’s vast gardens yield millions of pounds of roses and other blooms yearly, with steam distillation producing oils and waters reused in jasmine and rose waters. Separate notes discuss random New York items and a novel clock alarm device by W. H. Bradford aimed at waking late risers and starting a furnace.
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Grasse
France
Winson yConn
New York
Amarionis
W. H. Bradford
Bradford
Lincoln's Engineer Carried Lincoln Home From Harrisburg Ride
Danil Garman of Lebanon Pennsylvania, aged seventy two, long served as Pennsylvania Rail Road engineer. He guided President-elect Lincoln through a perilous February night journey from Harrisburg to Philadelphia for Washington after a Baltimore route was rejected. The safety plan included telegraph cuts and a small car with Col Lamon as guard. Lincoln and Lamon traveled via Philadelphia, with Mrs Lincoln following the next day, amid national worry over possible assassination plots.
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Lebanon
Carlise
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Lincoln
Harrisburg
Tincoln
Baltimore
Allan Pinkerton
Felton
Philiphia
Wilmington
Baltimor
Lincoln Snally
Philadelphia
Col. Lamon
Nis
Gov. Curtin
Fondaylvania
Col
Lalmon
Jones House
Mr Lincoln
Waanington
Capiital
Donkey Shot After Rampaging on Avenue A
A crowd of children watched a sixteen year old boy guiding a donkey in a wicker cart on Avenue A near Highty Lvat Street. The donkey knocked the wagon, the driver fell, a policeman intervened, and the animal was tied to a post and shot after a bulldog reportedly bit it last week. Children debated the animal’s behavior as it lay on the sidewalk.
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New York Times
Avenue A
Highty Lvat Street
Mystery surrounds Delamere trial in African Protectorate
Rumor-filled dispatch from Moint suggests Lord Delamere faces trial in Narobi under Indian penal code provisions. The report links transfer of law to Indian administration and notes a controversial public interest in his affairs.
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Narobi
African Protectorate
Delamere
India
Esally
Haniskien
Natobt
Imere
Cortelyou and Stott Face Campaign Leadership Fights
In a turbulent party scene, Stott may chair the Republican National Committee while Cortelyou shifts toward Treasury. Scott, longtime committee member, acts as interim chair awaiting December confirmation. Hanna’s machine looms as a swing factor shaping patronage and strategy for the next phase of the campaign.
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Foraker
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Cortelyou
Treasury
Hig
Harry New
Indiana
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Te Committee
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Hanna
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Selon
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Willi
Fragmentary church ceremony whispered as crowd stays away
An almost empty church hosts a private ceremony with strained phrasing and unclear actions. Participants include a pastor and Mrs Law, with Seaver mentioned. arrangement details and exclamations appear garbled, suggesting a discreet event kept secret to avoid a crowd.
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Law
Calles Adar
Fragments and hoarding items in a ragged scene
A fragmented narrative describes a character purchasing an overcoat and cap for 2 cents after a search. The piece notes the odd, somewhat comic scene of thrift and disguise, with the narrator reflecting on cost and a beggar’s attire, ending on the stark detail of new clothing bought for 2 cents.
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Seami
Cughes Mews and the Gloved Beat Thres Mystery
Fragmented paragraphs hint at a crime scene involving burglars and a mysterious figure named Jim. The text references a west coast setting, dubious motives, and a call to express opinions, suggesting a satirical or cryptic local note rather than a clear news event.
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West Palfey
Peeress Dieb of Shaks. Romantic Career of Lady Hamilton
The New York American reports Isola Maria Douglass Hamilton daughter of A M Douglass Hamilton a British noble line and once a beauty of Europe has died in an Omaha pauper’s grave after eating live chameleons. Her turbulent career spanned London New York Paris and the Orient with marriages show business and dramatic rescues before a sensational decline and death.
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Atherton
London
New York Times
Gertrude Atherton
The
Times
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Times’ Book Club
Douglass-Hamilton
New York
Percy Sanderson
Pattee Donohue
Omaha
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Hamilton
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Duke of Hamilton
A.M Douglass-Hamilton
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Sisa
England
Orient
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Paris
Berlin
Bia
Ilon
Buffy
Elroy Russell
Revere Beach
Mass
Sir Henry Trying
Russell
I - Onner
St. Louis
Russel
Dick Croker to Return Prom the New York Press
Former New York political figure Dick Croker is announced to return to public life through coverage in the New York Press. The article outlines Croker's anticipated activities and potential influence on local politics.
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New York Press
Notable Delegates Meet in Raleigh Hotel Lobbies
Prominent figures from California Georgia Nebraska and Minnesota gather at the Raleigh and Willard hotels discussing Imperial Valley irrigation a Savannah subtreasury a Georgia naval stores port and Alaska copper prospects. The visitors praise Los Angeles growth and forecast future industry while noting Croker’s possible return to New York racing and the plan for agricultural high schools.
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Cal
Raleigh
U. State
Meserve
Iarife
California
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Colorado
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Ascot
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South
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah Press
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Board of Trade
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Shaw
Georgia
Congress
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South Carolina
Br. Btovall
Galveston
New Orleans
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Navy Department
R. A. MacAsaber
Mankato
Minn
St James
Minnesota
St Anthony Park
Crookston
No Haircuts From The Chicago Mers
A fragmentary excerpt describes a man in a cold era lamenting romance and poetry on a back platform. The lines reference Byron and a longing for poets to inspire everyday life amid unsentimental days.
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Chicago Mers
Byron
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