The Washington Post Publication Office Address and Subscriptions
An OCR fragment describes the Washington Post office on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and details subscription methods by carrier and mail. It mentions Sunday editions, prepaid postage, and payment terms, with scattered references to delivery in Washington and Alexandria and to the paper’s pricing structure.
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Ansylvanie Avenue
Fourteenth Street
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New York
Howton
Burt
Fred Moraes
Altey
Fagan Carmel Agaitat
Oorseim
Rae Noeneral
Moran
Duil Bopas
Moroccos Protectorate Question and German Interests
The article outlines tensions over Morocco amid colonial aims from France and Germany. It cites an Am-bassador von Bernatart interpretation and a German request to protect strategic interests, noting arbitration prospects and private railways under foreign import provisions. It argues the need for clear history and public approval in interpreting Moroccan developments.
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Cernan Gtseramets
Cary
Rex Brelnamsg
Amibasandar von Bernatart
Fermar Commercial Interatt
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Winrmasy
France
Germany
Morocco
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United States
Ingrati tude and public duty in Woodrow Wilson era debate
An editorial commentary discusses the peril of ingratitude in leaders, citing Woodrow Wilson and Abraham Lincoln as examples. It argues that a leader’s failure to balance heart and intellect harms allies and emphasizes the public duty to support Congress in capital district development and national governance. The piece urges unity between business and government to advance national interests.
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Woodrow Wilson
George Harvey
Abraham Lincoln
Hoya
Thorn
Woodrow
Deserters or Patriots The Kingsley Nagel View of Citizen Duty
President Kingsley warned that some industrial leaders see themselves as advancing humanity yet miss civic duties. He questioned whether businesspeople can abandon industrial conquest and return to republican citizenship, as he and Secretary Nagel urged responsibility. The remarks framed a clash between industrial progress and political obligation.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Ogether
Agricultural Department
National Board of Trade
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New York Lits Insurance Company
United States
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Iawa
Republic
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Srg
United States Aviation Pay Reform Awakens in Congress
A Hardwick bill to double pay and allowances for army aviation duty advances in Congress. It argues the United States must raise its aerial service to match France Britain Germany and others, citing higher mortality among officers and the need for a modern, statused aviation corps to safeguard the country in war and keep pace with global military advances.
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Congress
United States
Hardwick
France's Guard for J P Morgan at Skating Carnival
France's guard escorts J P Morgan during a Paris to London transit, amid Parisian police vigilance, while an Ice skating carnival on the Tidal Basin draws 1400 spectators. The piece also notes rampant jewel thefts on the Dover Calais route and questions government protection of financiers.
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Inter National Finance
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Mnander Had Been Foolish Enough To Accept An Invitation To Defeuise
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Marquise DE Fontenoy
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Brentwood Company
Obsolete warship sale eyed by China and dubious ads
An advertisement time fragment hints at China purchasing a warship and forecasts odd political schemes. The text wanders through schemes for happiness luck and social climbing while listing vague contacts and a public business address, ending with scattered place names and names.
Taft Starts 1917 Tour With New Haven Banquets
President Taft begins a 1917 travel schedule with a trip to New Haven for a chamber dinner and Yale Corporation meeting then to New York for three banquets with the New York Bar Association Society of the Genesee and the Twenty fourth Sarat club. He will return to Washington and aims for Mount Vernon on February 9 as guest of the George Washington Masonic Memorial Association.
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New Haven
Chamber of Commerce
Yale Corporation
Washington
New York
New York Bar Association
Society of the Genesee
Sarat Club
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Brandegee
Ison
Connecticut
Bailey
Mount Vernon
George Washington Masonic Memorial Association
Washington Srom
Probing for Butter Pool in Toledo
Prosecutor Webster promised a thorough probe into alleged butter price coordination among Toledo area butter men. He will summon local manufacturers and dealers to testify before the grand jury as suspicions arise from uniform prices tied to the Klein board. Subpoenas were issued for T D Juddan, former secretary, and I B Northrop to appear in Chicago butter board hearings.
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Toledo
Ohio
Soral
Webster
Klein Board
United States
Maratal
IB Northrop
T. D Juddan
Plgin Butter Board
Andolin W Brown
Chicago
Women Oppose Home Rule in Ulster Unity Manifesto
About 50 000 women in the Ulster Unionist Association issue a fiery manifesto to British sisters urging defeat of Home Rule. The meeting, led by Mrs Abercorn, vows to resist Home Rule and defend Ulster against Parliament’s rule, linking to empire preservation and nationalist threats.
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Belfast
Ireland
Lister Unimnlat
Great Britain
Abercorn
Council of the Associum
Emablin
Uleter
Empire
Anserta
Nationalist League
Taft Pledges District Support and Action Next Week
President Taft planned to begin work next week on a message to Congress about district needs and to press for better treatment and approval of Washington concerns. He assured visitors from chambers that he is for the district first and will push for action to secure necessary funds and favorable treatment.
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Taft
Congress
Washington
Tames
FB Oxster
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Noyes
Hoard of Trade
White House
Army Orders Reassignments and Retirements Noted
Military dispatch lists officers and units in a series of transfers, retirements, and assignments. Names include Col William T Wood, Capt James Pitalen, Capt Percy Bishop, First Lieut Wynis Swipe, and Gen George Knewkirk, with posts at Fort Fingler Wash Manila and various cavalry and artillery commands.
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Berond Reid Artillery Tory
William T Wood
Johnson Hagoon Coast Arlilery Corps
Fort Fingler Wash
Pont
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Ata Wit
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Menlin
Philipple Melands
Ava Eral
Robert & Callan Coast Artillery Corps
Burt Mamilton
Leon
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Reon
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Tames
Pitalen Medical Corpe
Athans NY
Alared
Morgan
Manila
Lelande
Percy & Bishop
Fighty Orand Company
Oni Apt
Wilags
Cosal Artillery
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Fulton
Gahdeer
Arstetant
Dharbint
Roast Artillery
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Flewath
St of de Ached
Panic Jansen
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Report
Naval notices show Commander WD Bretherston assigned July 1 4811 as acting commander from July 1, orders list COR KMAB commissioning Hrutenat commander from July 1. Acting Assistant Surgeon Rose appointed. Movements include ships Arrived Utah Pretida Guantanamo Birmingham McCall Padding Hampton Roots Ganed Monaghan Newport to Charleston and other promotions and redeployments.
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Pretida
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Birmingham McCall
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Hampton
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Monaghan
Newport
Charleston
Promotio
Ban
White House Callers List From January 18
A cleaned roster shows Secretary of War Stimson, Secretary of the Navy Meyer, Attorney General Rickars, and others meeting at the White House on January 18. It lists numerous senators and representatives with state affiliations, including Kern, Crane, Brown, Bradley, Longworth, and Austin, among others, along with former officials Dickin gon and Aldrich.
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Stimson
Havy Meyer
Rickarsh
Commerce
Ragel
Kern
Seamer Warren
Wreminx
Atone
Miracurt
Crane
Massachusetts
Brown
Nebraska
Seustor Bradley
Kentucky
Langley
Kentucks
Sterling
Insole
Hanka
North Dakota
Smith
Michigan
Hawlft
Otago
Warburton
Waghtston
Cannon
Miele
Willir
Ohio
Crumpacker
Indiana
Crago
Pennsylvania
Nye
Minnesota
Bulklat
Sule
Hammond
Minnesot
Carlin
Virginia
Moon
Fenashrenie
Longworth
Ohlo
Foroney
Austin
Tonnemas
Dickingon
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Congress Condensed on Various Senate Actions and House Proceedings
Senators debated arbitration treaties and questioned citizenship, with reports of investigations into corruption and the tobacco trust. Committees scheduled hearings on Attorney General Wickertham, International Harvester, and shipbuilding, while reorganization and currency paper measures moved forward. The House resumed District of Columbia appropriation work and adjourned until noon Monday.
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Senate
Banatar Heyborn
Samuél Gompers
Stnate
Audo
Uoanimotty
Stephenson
Wecontin
Wearel
Lorier
Wickertham
Tobacco Trust
Calumbie
Epprogria
Wiles
International Harvester Company
Interstate Commerce Committee
Panama Canal
Henry
MacVeagh
IA8
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Semel Gompera
J Diary
Railroad Securitie Commission
Warrison
New York
Democratic National Convention Called For Baltimore
Buffalo N Y Jan 18 The official call for the Democratic national convention to be held in Baltimore on June 2 is announced by Norman and Mack chairs and Trey Wootson secretary. Delegates and alternates from each state follow the two delegates per senator and two per representative rule under the 1910 census reapportionment with DC and territories allotted eight delegates each. State or territorial committees may direct direct elections if allowed by law. otherwise delegates are chosen as in the last convention.
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Norman & Mack
Trey Wootson
Democratic National Committee
Thetates
District of Columbia
Aletha
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Atwte Jawa
Naional
Imat
Rev Bishop of Richmond Succeeds Augustine Van De Vyver
The Pope has named Dennis J O Connell auxiliary bishop of San Francisco to succeed Right Rev Augustine Van De Vyver as bishop of Richmond Virginia. Patrick Louis McGovern named as bishop of Cheyenne via Archbishop Keane now Archbishop of Dubuque. O Connell, former rector of Catholic University, is noted for public affairs interest and is a close friend of Cardinal Gibbons.
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O’connell
Augustine van de
Dennis J Oconnet
Then
Catholic University
Wrelilog
Tle
Cardinal Gibbons
Born With Four Teeth Baby Boy in Chicago Honor
A baby boy weighing 15 pounds 2 ounces and born last night in Chicago has four fully developed teeth. He is the child of Mes Martin Mulvihill and her police sergeant husband. The newborn brings a notable honor to the father, who recently earned recognition for making more arrests than any other Chicago officer in the prior year.
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Chicago
Mes Martin Mulvihill
Ford
Oh Ong
Rory
Trureallas
Niemark
Onoart
Joseph Mimrarl
Ealore
Ienorgetown University
Georgetown
Pital
William Gwynn
Frelon
Himmel
Ibrne
Sugus
Tua Duarte
Rooas University
Nis
New York
Bette Netdy
Boina
Students Better Protected Health Measures Adopted
A report to the Federal Bureau of Education by William H Hood shows progress in protecting school children's health. The examination of teeth, drinking cups, and other modern sanitary measures has been adopted in young cities.
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Federal Baureau of Education
Willim H. Hood
Yound
Vote Against Socialists at United Mine Workers Meet
Indianapolis Indian 18 by 9 vote of B16 to 166 refused to adopt a resolution committing the United Mine Workers to the Socialist party and approved a substitute stating workers should avoid politics while supporting the Industrial Federation. John Mitchell led in delegate votes for the AFL. White reelected president. Mitchell faced low support for AFL delegate amid clashes with Gomperts and civic federation antagonists.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Socialist Party
Resolutions
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Tellers
Mitchell
Natonal Civic Federation
Columbus
Ohio
John P White
Thomas L Lewis
Comention
John P White Town
Frank Jayet
John UW Walker
Duncan McDonald
Klindis
William Green
Mitchell Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
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Delegates Named for National Federation Convention
District delegates to the National Civic Federation convention were appointed by the commissioners. The roster includes W H Baldwin Charles J Fell WoMch Claston Allan Davie John Jos Edson Glover John Hays Hammond Archibald Hopkins Henry B F Macfarland Tr Charlea Neill Thomas Neves Capt James Forsater Prescott Siddons Stellwagen Joseph Strasburger. A meeting at Fearn Fall of the Pan American Union will precede the session with Cardinal Abbons presiding over the first region on industrial peace and progress. The executive council includes Samuel Gompers Nahum Baehelder Lutson A Smith Benjamin Ide Wheeler Isaac N. Seigman Ralph Masley and others.
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W H Baldwin
Charles J Fel
WoMch
Claston
Allan Davie
John Jos
Edson
Glover
John Hays Hammond
Archibald Hopkins
Henry B F Macfarland
Tr Charlea
Neill Thomas
Neves
James Forsater
Prescott
Siddons & J Stellwagen
Joseph Strasburger
Pan American Nlon
Cardinal Abbons
Federation
Beth Tow
Samuel Gompers Nahum
Baehelder Lutson
Smth
Benjamin Ide Wheeler Isaac NM
Seiigman
Ralph Masley
John Stays
Ammond Willam
Ro Wilcoxx
Alton
Tarker
Nicholas Murra
Butler August Belenant
George W. Perkins
Enerson McBillian
Seligman
D L Cease
Five Million Dollar Policy Issued After Robbery
A $5,000,000 policy was issued today protecting New York banking house against loss from a highway robbery during a transfer. A vault burglary at Rountree Brow bankers involved millions in cash and securities, which were reportedly undamaged. Police and city guards are named in the police will.
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Odds on New Mexico senatorial race draw crowd in Albuquerque
Report from the New Habit notes lively betting on the U S Senate race in New Mexico with around twenty candidates. Early favorites include Judge Fall and Gov Mills, while others like Andrews, Pall, and Tom Catron attract varied odds up to 100 to 1. The piece hints the main contenders are unclear as the race unfolds.
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New Mexico
United States
CM. Foraker
Albuquerque
Albuquergus
Andrews
Guv Mille
A. B Pall
Tom Catron
Fall
Bob Cutting
New York
Judge Fall
Gov Mills
Forsker
Toraker
Ohio
Parakey
Treatden McKinley
Dowher
Talore
Taft
Roosevelt
Mole Akre
Poraxer
Foraker
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chingo Saws Motta of the mixer
Fragmented quotes describe social behavior and outlooks on future plans. It notes cheerful workers handing out lemons and a man who dresses well with a bold necktie. A patient man listens to a talkative woman and tends to forget his own name before a police magistrate.
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Motta
Lemone
Eugene Kelly Dies Suddenly
Eugene Kelly, a prominent Roman Catholic and former Meat knight of St Grover in the United States, died suddenly at his home in New York. Cardinal Farley hurried to his residence to offer condolences to the grieving family.
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New York
Gene Te Hankar
Kel
Keil
West Virginia Gubernatorial Speculation Amid National Conference
The article notes political figures and party names as they discuss potential governors and presidential prospects. It references Henry Wattersong, Col Har vex, and Woodrow Wilson in a context of national influence shaping West Virginia's political maneuvering and candidate visibility.
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Harmony
West Virginia
Matthew
Airoen
Rseo
Tarith Rwony
Tangei
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