Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Details
The Washington Post announces delivery and mail subscription rates with options for daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover weekly, monthly, and yearly terms for Washington and Alexandria deliveries, including prepaid postage and various payment methods. The notice lists the New York and Chicago offices and identifies managers PAUL BLOCK and PAUL BLOCH.
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Our War with Venezuela and a Great Massachusetts Concert
A historical piece discusses a Franco American dispute over Venezuela and Loomis actions, then pivots to a Massachusetts legislature session. It humorously critiques parliamentary traditions, cites a motor vehicle gong bill, and imagines an automobile concert movement as popular civic entertainment.
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Oston Symphony Orchestra
Moorish Diplomacy At Algeciras And Roosevelts Pledge
A compendium of opinion pieces analyzes the Moorish delegation at Algeciras, ridicules Sid el Mokhri’s Tangier caboodle, and notes Jacob Riis attacking the President over the third term pledge. It forecasts electrification of railroads, discusses Georgia politics, naval hazing, and broader national mood with satirical, period voice.
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Rhode Island Politics and Corruption Granger Charges
Providence Telegram reports widespread corruption in Rhode Island politics under the Republican machine. Congressman D I D Granger accuses a state press organ of bias while asserting he spoke truth about machine influence, recount fights, and alleged bribery in several towns. The piece defends Granger against claims of maligning constituents.
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Novel Point of Law in New York Supreme Court
Minnie Bloom sues Walter Bloom for a limited divorce amid a contested marriage begun in 1894 without formal ceremony or civil contract. She alleges cruelty including a July assault, and that Bloom concealed a legal wife. She claims a fortune built in New York and seeks alimony and separation.
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Irish Maid Blocked Pierce in New York Suite
In New York Pierce fled a process server then hid in John Gates’s suite where Gates’s muscular Irish maid barred entry and shooed him out. Gates’s valet defused the scene as Pierce, living at the Waldorf Astoria, avoided testimony during Standard Oil probes.
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Pope Receives Countess Spottiswood Macklin in Audience
The Countess Spottiswood Macklin, bound for New York, met the Pope in private audience. The Pope allegedly entrusted her with confidential commissions for directors of the Catholic University at Washington, ahead of a Washington conference on arrival.
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Evidence of Prosperity as New York Welcomes Visitors
New York in late January saw unusual business activity amid prominent visitors linked to automobile shows and conventions. Merchants buying robustly in a city crowded with travelers, plus winter excursion crowds at museums and theaters, signal general prosperity though social unrest worries persist. Political note links strong economy to possible Hearst mayoral bid and governor prospects. Financial markets shift from panic to influx of Western funds with anticipation of next fall’s conditions.
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Mob tries to lynch Rev T H Austin over elopement
Gainesville (Ga) Dispatch reports a mob planned to lynch Rev T H Austin after his elopement with Mrs Quilley wife of a Bellwood Methodist leader. Detectives traced them to New York then Europe. Austin was arrested in Lawrenceville and brought to Gainesville after a prison break attempt, while Quilley filed a poisoned-apple claim from a camp meeting. Quilley, a former Georgia legislator, seeks action amid fears of further violence.
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Ecuador's new head Gen Alfaro and his turbulent rise
Gen Bloy Alfaro, famed South American revolutionary and former dictator, is named Ecuador's president amid ongoing insurrection. Born in Monte Cristi, he led revolts across nations, was twice in office, and now governs Quito where insurrection followed the brief tenure of Moreno.
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Fought Duel Over Girl Ends in Tragedy at Ball
James Walker and Peter Forbes, both farmers’ sons, duel during a Prince Edward County ball over Miss Carew. Forbes shoots Walker dead. Forbes wounded? remains in custody. Miss Carew seriously injured. The fatal duel followed jealousy over an engagement reported between Forbes and Carew.
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Business and political chatter fills hotel lobbies at union meeting
In the Arlington lobby A J Burton of Vancouver discusses starting a saw plant in British Columbia using U S raw materials tariff free, predicting strong provincial growth and possible migration of American manufacturers. Kentucky figures, U S war talk, and Westinghouse apprentice notes mix with literary notices and national politics chatter.
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