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The notice lists subscription options for Washington Post at Tilvania Avenues and West Fourteenth Street, stating delivery by carrier in Washlington Alexandria. Rates include Sunday editions, weekly, monthly and yearly terms, with postage prepaid. Remittance methods include checks, money orders, or registered seller payments to THE WASHINGTON POST CO. Washington, D.C. Address and contact notes mention Paul Block and related offices in New York, Flatiron Building.
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Great Politician Platt Remembered In An Era’s Echoes
The piece reflects on Thomas C. Platt and his era, recalling his pivotal role in New York politics, the 1881 resignation crisis with Conkling and Garfield, and his enduring influence. It frames his career as a dramatic political arc, noting his stature as a leading Empire State figure and his anticipated final exit from public life.
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Nation must curb waste and adopt thrift now
A presidential report warns that the United States wastes vast sums daily in mineral products fires insects soil erosion and other losses. It argues the nation must shorten extravagance, expand parks, and school and regulate play to build a sustainable future while noting social and political tensions across regions.
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Britain Faces Heavy Income Tax and Death Duties
Cassell's Journal condemns the British income tax as the heaviest and most burdensome in the world. It notes the three year average is gone, profits are taxed yearly, and death duties since 1894 have raised over £220,000,000. Landed estates pay multiple times in five to six years, crippling houses and livelihoods, with agricultural laborers displaced.
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10 000 LIVES WASTED From the New York American
Benjamin C. Marah warns before the New York congestion committee that Manhattan life congestion and high rents fuel tuberculosis deaths and strain family planning. He cites a need to replan the city, estimating Manhattan improvements at about 44 million plus sewer relays at 20 million, totaling near 70 million.
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Inauguration Date Change Urged by Maj. Fowler
A Baltimore American excerpt reports Maj. George S. Fowler urging Congress to move Taft's inauguration from March 4 to April 9. He notes milder weather and livelier civic mood then, citing Washington’s climate and the nation’s readiness for a more favorable ceremony.
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Money Comes as Man Takes Gas
William Pars attempted suicide in his Fifth Avenue area room after refusing relief and a letter offering money arrived three hours earlier. He turned on gas but was found alive and was hospitalized at St Vincent's. doctors feared he would die.
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Texas Plan to Use Antitrust Judgment for Charities
Austin dispatch reports the Texas plan to allocate the 1,623,5900 dollar Waters-Pierce antitrust judgment to build and equip additional state charitable institutions. A bill to dispose of the funds is being drafted for introduction in the legislature.
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Consuls Clash With Lord Dudley In Australia
Lord Dudley as governor general confronts foreign consuls who have boycotted him over ceremonial precedence. London presses note that consuls have no special privileges beyond other foreigners and may have exequatur withdrawn. Popular in antipodes supports the governor general, with possible shifts in consular prerogatives and diplomatic status, while a Paris art exhibit showcases royal ladies’ works.
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Woman as Preposition in Socialist Home Debate
Mrs Charlot Par king Gilman faced the Berkeley Lyceum audience as she mocked the idea that a woman is merely a relative of a man. The forum discussed socialism and marriage, with speakers arguing ownership versus partnership and questioning property notions in marriage.
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Secret Bellevue Hospital Romance Ends in Marriage
A nurse trainee Anna J Krauss and surgeon Rieves Andrew Manker wed secretly after a romance in Bellevue Hospital psychopathic ward. They violated rules forbidding marriage and dismissal followed. Dr Bradley and nurse Miss Armstrong supported the couple and witnessed the ceremony before leaving the hospital together.
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Trust Won't Cut Ice in Bangor Dispatch Report
Bangor Dispatch to the New York Herald notes no ice harvested on the Penobscot river this winter and doubts the harvest size. A freeze extends miles downriver from Bangor with 12 to 14 inch thickness, and up to half a million tons could be cut if the American Ice Company, the trust, wanted or had room. The company capacity on the Penobscot is about 92 000 tons. none harvested since 1907, when 57 000 tons were housed. On the Kennebec, American will house about 100 000 tons, a quarter of its capacity. L C Ballard, Maine manager, says Hudson crop will be large, making Maine operations small. Plenty of first class ice in Maine, but recovery prospects low.
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Jury Peeks At Painting in N J Court Dispute
Jurors glimpsed a painting of a wood nymph during a motion over authenticity. Judge Endicott ruled the case could be settled on law points and blocked a closer view by the jury. Mrs Caroline A Richards, wife of Mark Hanna Steel’s Cleveland manager, paid 250 for the piece which dealer claimed was not advertised as original. The dealer offered to take it back and was allowed to do so.
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Our Feet to Be Wheels In Futuristic Newton Club Idea
Newton Club member Frank Wentworth envisions a 2,000,000 year distant future where wheel and steam turbine merge into a new human. Motion would be by wheels elevated from joints, powered by hot air from axle orifices driving blades. Respiratory systems would be superseded with speeds near 40 miles per hour, altering present locomotion and society.
White House Expenses Debate Roils Congress
Senate and House debate proposed presidential salary hikes highlight the total annual cost of the President's support staff. Figures cited include $85,000 per year discretionary funds and Madden's estimate of $238,000 for White House upkeep, with current appropriations for the 1907-1908 fiscal year totaling $229,430 for direct or indirectPresidental support.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Pexs
A humorous sketch notes that a man’s public speaking debut lingers in memory and jokes about male folly. It compares male confidence in farming during snow and a woman’s view of a man who won’t bother with church.
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Fragmented Chicago news line on happiness and fashion
A disjointed Chicago News paragraph muses on money happiness and amenable attire. It suggests cash fades, appearances mislead, and a wife deserves sense when a man has wealth. The garbled text ends with stray culinary and dress references.
Views of Visitors in Washington Reflect on Politics and Japan
Former Senator Fred T. Dubois of Idaho muses on leaving politics for agriculture, noting the fleeting nature of public life and the constant watch for enemies at home. Gov. Terrell and others discuss Taft and Democratic hopes, while a South Australia stockman extols open-air stock breeding and the value of thoroughbreds in farm and cavalry use.
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