Washington Post subscription terms and 1912 mailing info
A fragmented notice outlines subscription options for the Washington Post including price structures prepaid by mail and various regional delivery terms. It mentions agents, post offices, and a New York address for circulation matters, with bits about advertising and building details in urban centers.
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Khedive Restricts Use of High Title
The article discusses the Khedive of Egypt restricting the title prince to the eldest son and his heirs, amid a fuss over Egyptian princes and confusion over who may claim such honors. It notes disputes over Ibrahim Hassan and Ola Humphreys, and contrasts Egyptian law with Ottoman practice. It also covers commentary on U.S. telegraph nationalization proposals and various political and social observations of the era.
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Brentwood Company
Germany election blues show shift toward socialists
The German Reichstag results indicate a retreat from radical lines as socialists gain ground. The government remains cautious in campaign tactics while eyeing cross‑party cooperation to curb radical and socialist gains. Defensive policy, naval expansion, and territorial aims appear tempered by domestic sentiment and economic pressures.
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Senator Stephenson Cleared by Senate Committee
The Senate special committee reports no corrupt methods in Senator Stephenson's election. Investigations by Mr La Follette and subcommittees led by Senator Heyburn found no wrongdoing by Stephenson, and the full committee will act on the report this week.
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Graft Talk Sparks Debate Over Typhoid Vaccination
The New York Times cites medical experts noting vaccination against typhoid as a major preventive advance yet warns of graft claims. It contends universal inoculation could reduce typhoid deaths and hospital costs, while suggesting physicians fear financial losses and profit from vaccination programs.
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Automating flight and warage promises future travel
Unity Church speaker Hudson Maxim argues aviation will shift from risky manual control to automatic equilibration, making air travel safer and more productive. He envisions commuter flights replacing long train journeys, expanding home and work hours, and transforming landscapes from suburbs to tall urban spaces while warning aerial raiders threaten national defense.
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Acid Cure for Rheumatism Claimed by Dr Ott in New York Journal
Dr Lambert Ott of Philadelphia and president of the Northern Medico Legal Society presents a New York Medical Journal report calling acetyl methylenedisalicylic acid a decisive rheumatic remedy. He cites Osler and Howard, claims rapid swelling and fever relief, prolonged remission, and reports of long standing rheumatism patients showing marked improvement with daily doses over months.
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Turret Fix by Navy Gunner Marks Santiago Battle Tale
Washington correspondence recounts a story about Admiral Robley Evans admiring enlisted sailors. On the USS Iowa a stalled turret was fixed by a skilled gunner in four hours, restoring firepower before the Battle of Santiago on July 9, 1898, illustrating Evans’s regard for enlisted men.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Frat
A fragmented humorous piece discussing male vanity and temper in domestic life. It jokes that big heads are worn at home and a man seeks status by seeing the President, noting men’s need for wit and coffee while facing social pressures.
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Work of Cardinal Farley in the United States
The article lauds Cardinal Farley for expanding the church's reach and institutions. It cites growth to about 9 0 0 0 00 members, 2 archdioceses, 180 chapels, 3000 priests, 9 seminaries, a college with 400 boys, 400 girls in academies, 14 parochial schools serving 7000 pupils, plus nurseries, homes for immigrants and the aged, hospitals, reform schools, asylums, and other facilities. It credits his leadership with debt reduction, rebuilding milestones at St Patrick Cathedral, and securing prelacy honors for eight clergy.
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Big Corporations to Convene in New York on Efficiency
Leaders of major firms plan a New York meeting in February to form the Society for Promoting Efficient Administration. Some 900 corporations with capitalizations of 1009 04 or more are invited. the aim is scientific management for all sub enterprises, public and private, benefiting owners and workers alike. Chairman Tames G Cannon notes the group seeks tangible results and public service efficiency.
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Navy Secrets Safe Amid Accounting Controversy
Revelations claim the navy’s secrets remain protected after questions over foreign accountants used by a private firm in the State Department. Francis Burton Harrison defends, noting possible firm ties but stressing no breach. Naval officials deny any cross department leakage and emphasize safeguarding training, fire control, target practice, and new weapons details.
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Germans Give Two Concerts At Local Halls
Musicians entertained last night as the Amion Singing Society performed at 1008 1st Street Northwest and the Columbia Turnverein at 228 M Street West. The Nondlea Banjo Club under Wolott played. Scauser Quartet featured Messrs Hensey Namee Murray and Duggan with songs. New officers were installed by Representative Bartholdt of Missouri including Ernst Gerstenhere as president, GC A Beauvard as vice president, Pred Brutmian as second vice president, T Haifter as recording secretary, and CoS Juergensen as financial secretary.
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Cavalry on Long Hike Start Overland March Southward
Troops from the Fourth Cavalry under Lieut Col Cal Wraith depart from Far Faso on a long overland march of about 500 miles toward mountains and desert plains. The Twenty third Infantry also leaves Benjammin Iustiison and heads toward Tort Blue as base stations are vacated.
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Taft to Address New York Bar Association Meeting
President Taft will address the New York State Bar Association at its annual meeting on Friday and Saturday. Elia Root will preside at the Friday banquet with speakers Jean J Jusser, Joseph Choate the French Ambassador, and Robert Smith KC of the Montreal bar.
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Out of the Mouths of Babes from the Chicago News
A playful exchange reveals children discussing widowers and manners. Lola and Hazel act with childlike honesty about pennies and paying, with Hazel quietly insisting she paid for two despite a grandmother present.
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Republicans of Massachusetts Back Taft in 1912
Charles Matfeld of Boston says at the Willard that Taft enjoys wide support in Massachusetts. He just met the President with John Hays Hammond and reports the people favor Taft, praising his reforms and steady judgment amid reformers. The party aims to mobilize strong support statewide.
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Russian Welcome to Old Fleet at Pan American Exposition
A long, mixed report recounts US naval ships and officers visiting Washington and Annapolis, praising American seamen and the World’s fair plans. It covers Admiral Worden, Captain Franklin, and a parade, then shifts to Panama Pacific Exposition preparations led by Charles Moore and Wm Moore, with San Diego and San Francisco competition, and calls for a presidential invitation to world participation.
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We Fear of Japanese in Hawaii Opinion by Edward Hood
Edward Hood of Honolulu argues there is little fear of Japanese in Hawaii. He cites Carter and Congress figures of about 30600 Japanese, noting most are not soldiers and many depart to return to Japan, while Portuguese immigrants are rising. He says Japanese stay mainly to earn money, then leave with families.
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