Washington Post publication rates and offices
Publication details for The Washington Post include postal rates, subscription options by year and month, and delivery terms. The notice lists multiple city locations, payment methods, and post office classification, with management credits to Paul Block and the New York office address in Flatiron Building.
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Friday January 11 1907 20 730 eT bse
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THREE RAILROAD PLANS DISCUSSED BY ROOSEVELT BRYAN AND HAR RIMAN
The essay outlines three approaches to railroad reform: Roosevelt’s plan to regulate interstate commerce and enforce fair treatment for shippers and passengers. Bryan’s proposal for government ownership, described as socialism. and Harriman’s idea to consolidate railroads under a single management to create a monopoly. It argues that human nature would undermine perfect consolidation and suggests competition remains essential.
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Safeguarding railroad travel and state sovereignty debates
Coroner jury findings in the Terra Cotta wreck push Congress to empower rail regulations. Flaws cited include block signals, overtime, dispatchers, and clock sync issues. Advocates expect strengthened laws, penalties, and congressional inquiry, while South Carolina signals clashes over Brownsville actions and state instruction to Senators. The piece also notes revived use of existing laws to curb rail abuses and discusses abolition of the lieutenant general rank.
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Revolution foretold in Tolstoyan critique of Christian nations
The New York American text argues that Christian nations stand on the cusp of a great revolution after two millennia, moving from flawed Christian dominance to real equality and freedom. It links the Russian Japanese war and internal upheavals to a wider readiness for upheaval, condemns armaments and urban excess, and calls for an introspective moral reformation.
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Our Terrible Tongue Poem Parody from Boston Transcript
A humorous verse decries language folly by showing odd rhymes and mispronunciations. It playfuly contrasts real words with altered sounds and puns to illustrate how speech can feel twisted and comic.
Delicate Brain Readjustment to Be Performed at Lakeside Hospital
Dr Henry S Upson will operate at Lakeside Hospital on W R A Wortman, a Stark County storm victim, to readjust brain cells displaced by skull pressure from a lightning strike. The case tests electricity's effect on the brain, a rare surgical endeavor.
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Dakota Farms and Dakota Manners Dinner Guffaws
A sketch from a Providence Joni column recalls Sir Thomas Lipton praising Dakota bigness at a Chicago dinner with stories of vast farms and wagon tales. It contrasts a Dakota farmer's long furrow to a cross country trek to feed pigs and notes gentler reflections on life and wealth.
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Russia’s Civilizing Work in Central Asia and Related Notices
The piece lauds Russia’s reforms in Bokhara including abolition of slavery and torture, opium ban, and fostering Cot ton and silk industries, praising safety for foreigners and the Emir’s suzerainty. It also covers a series of society notes on Charles Rothschild and engagement, Lord North's link to Roosevelt, and brief mentions of Gen. Sir Alfred Gaselee and Dickensian connections.
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Hard Work, at That in Cleveland Area Clash with Railroads
A clipped reminiscence from the Cleveland area recalls how a man, though few in number, turned the tables in a long running conflict with a railroad. He reflects on his years at a standhouse and the simple, steady labor that shaped his resolve.
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Oldest City in the World explored by Dr Banks in Baltimore
Dr. Edgar J. Banks, Chicago University Turkish language professor, visits the Woman's College of Baltimore to lecture on the ancient city of Bismya known as the oldest city. He describes finds including a David statue linked to the Sumerian dynasty and notes Turkish policy limits on excavated artifacts.
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Stanford White Jury List Drawn At Open January Term
Deputy Clerk Van Hagen opened the January term of the criminal branch and the first jury card drawn was Stanford White. Thaw will be tried this month. White’s East Twenty first Street home and three business addresses appear, including Madison Square Garden tower. White had a studio. Corsets Cause Divorce in Watertown court frees Edith McMillan Harbottle from husband to remarry, asserting defendant refused to pay for corsets she bought.
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Teeth in Wrong Place In Spooky Farm Misfortune
Pulaski County farmer James Knorr husked corn last November when a violent cough drove his new false teeth from his mouth. He suspects he swallowed them. A young heifer on the farm died of starvation. Weeks later a Cleveland Plain Dealer note mentions Mount Ararat and Noah Meriner in a fragmentary item.
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Miss Sarah McCormick Wins Clemency for Crahan
President Roosevelt commutes Marcus Crahan's fifteen year federal sentence to six years after Miss Sarah McCormick, Crahan's fiancée and schoolteacher in Providence, appealed through Attorney Richard S. Comstock. Crahan, a counterfeiter, operated a photo engraving business and earned up to three thousand dollars yearly at race tracks before his arrest in St Louis.
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A Zigzag Trip and a Young Secretary in Philadelphia
Features recount Captain Fitzgerald and the Conductor on a troubled voyage to Nova Scotia with a brave crew and a hopeful family story. We also note Whaling Chair verses and introduce Margeret Foerderer, a 22 year old who becomes Philadelphia's private secretary to the reform mayor, described as tactful, appealing, and a historic appointment.
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Paris debates Napoleon Ives Mustache Color
Paris press weighs the color of Napoleon I’s mustache as officials disagree. Emile Olivier, a known expert, claims the Emperor’s mustache was yellow and notes he is overwhelmed with work and still plans to publish four volumes, despite his eighty two years.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
Fragmented OCR expresses a shaky column of aphorisms about wealth risk and judgment. It critiques gullibility in gifts and critics, notes the dangers of envy, and hints at virtue as reward or punishment in a moralizing, old fashioned tone.
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Americans in Germany and Seattle expositions dialogue
A Washington scene features Vice Consul Alfred C Johnson praising American opportunity and civic character while contrasting German schooling. Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition plans in Seattle are outlined by A Nadeau. Veterans recount Virginia politics with Civil War era clashes and egg-throwing at rallies.
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