Washington Post subscription rates and details 1914
The notice lists subscription options for the Washington Post with rates for daily and Sunday editions, varying by duration and location. It states all subscriptions are payable in advance, payable to THE WASHINGTON POST CO, and notes foreign advertising representation and mailing details.
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Garrier Iin Waepington
Alexandria
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Washington Post CO
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United States and Colombia on Panama secession debate
The piece argues the Panama secession improved Latin American ties and Panama’s independence benefits, noting U S recognition did not harm trade. It cites 1903 1912 Colombia Panama trade figures and contends Latin American resentment is overstated while urging balanced U S Colombia relations without anti Latin American bias.
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Panama
Colombia
United States
Department of Panama
Bogota
Latin America
Panama Canal
Department
Republic of Panama
Usaeneat
Revising the Senate as Ade Treads Political Stage
The article contemplates George Ade, famed playwright, urged to run for the Senate. It argues his public persona could influence broader reform debates and posits other figures like Artist McCutcheon might also pursue senatorial honors, using Ade as a lens on fame and politics.
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George Ade
Senate
Ade
McCutcheon
Keepunkton
George M. Coban
South Carolina
Governor Goethals for Panama Canal Governor
The piece argues Col George W Goethals should be named governor of the Panama Canal to oversee civil government and testing operations as the canal opens to world trade. It cites his unique qualifications and says the appointment would honor his service and stabilize early canal administration.
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Col
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Goethals
New York
New York City
Panala Canal
Col. Goethals
Ken
Wilson
Lan
Burton's Plan of Campaign and the Ohio Senate Bout
The article discusses Senator Burton choosing not to run a organized reelection campaign, relying on personal appeal in Ohio. It compares past independence from party machinery, citing Wilson and Gardner, and notes Burton’s insistence on leadership while staying aligned on tariff. It also mentions 30 Senate terms expiring in 1915, with Burton uniquely signaling self-reliance for six more years.
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Burton
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Gardner
Massachusetts
Senate
Padtlla Sogsts Defends Governor Amid Coast Reaction
The Atlantic coast gives scant recognition to the governor of South Carolina while praising the good genius behind notable policies. Cele Biease is not the pioneer, and the piece argues a complex debate over leadership and humanitarian aims.
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Atlantic
South Carolina
Oregon
Cele Biease
Oregon Governor Uses Martial Law in Copperfield Crisis
The article skewers Oswald West and an Oregon governor as they push martial law to oust Copperfield officials over liquor violations. A female stenographer led troops, then the army withdrew, while the governor seeks to erase Copperfield from the map by alleging lawlessness. The piece calls the actions theatrical and contrasts them with regular legality.
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Oswald West
Oregon
South Carolina
Lowet
Appalachians
Copperfield
Blease
Iawleas
Anartial
Significance of Patsone ruling on state police powers
A colonial era style summary notes that the Patsone case signals a Supreme Court trend toward allowing states wide latitude in regulating internal affairs for health safety and welfare. It cites 1909 Pennsylvania gun prohibitions against aliens and notes potential implications for California land disputes and treaty interpretations.
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Japan
California
Supreme Court
Joseph Patsone
Pennsylvania
Allens
Patsone
Italy
Italiax
Philadelphia
Patsoner
Judicial Department
Prince William of Sweden faces cool welcome in Africa
Prince William of Sweden plans a major shooting expedition in East Africa after a controversial book about his tour in British India the Straits Settlements and French Indo China. He criticizes British and French rule and expresses sympathy with anti British movements, risking a chilly reception from colonial authorities and settlers.
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Prince William
Sweden
Stockholm
East Africa
Brelish
India
Straits Settlements
France
Vetire
William of
Hadt Afriga
Congress Condensed Senate Debates and House Testimony
Senate debates cover Blair Lee election validity and hog cholera funding calls. A proposal to create a national park for the Apache reservation and a five member commission to study federal aid to roads are noted. A plan to honor the Treaty of Ghent is discussed. House testimony concerns radium lands withdrawal and immigration literacy tests. A rail and telecommunication labor measure is referenced as House adjourns at closing time.
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Sutherland
Blair Lee
Maryland
Pomerene and
Kenyon
Fall
New Mexico
Bankhead
Root
Ghent
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Lane
Mines and Mining Committee
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Hlingis
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Strongs
Certimer de Redford
Appropriations Committee
Unger
United, States
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hal Hegajsge
Trdnp
Charley Lee
United States
Mississippi
Washington
Eaton Bowers
Congress
Gulfport
Lee
Bowers
Raleign
Teoroas
Jackson
Gos Foss
Baltimore
Iit
Gov Foss
Massachusetts
Jim’ Curley
Democrats
Boston
Therr House of Representatives
Billy’ Murray
Murray
District TV Congress Amid District Appropriation Debates
The Menate District committees continue hearings on the District appropriation bill and move to remove the Borland amendment taxing abutting property for street work. The Kenyon redlight bill passes Senate and awaits the President's signature. Johnson true consideration bill clears 282 to 62. Croaser subcommittee opens hearings on Croger bill for municipal street railway ownership. Rep Samuel W. Smith proposes a commission to cede about 80 square miles of land from Alexandria county to the District.
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Menate District Committees
Borland
Houe
Kenyon
Croaser
District’ Cammities
Samuel W. Smith
Michigan
Alexandria County
Army Orders Report of Officer Transfers and Courts Martial
Military notices list leaves of absence for Brig. Gen. William C Rivers and others, reassignment for Lieut. John C Waterman, and a general court martial at Fort Sheridan for officers including Frederic H Barg ent Ralph S Porter Theodore B Taylor and others. Also reliefs from Walter Reed Hospital and several coast artillery transfers.
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Philippine Constabulary
Fard W. Hashler
Lloyd BP
Magruder
Coast Artillery Corps
Ten Dare
Dueat
Johm FP
John C. Waterman
Cavalry
Uars
Twelfth Cavalry
Conalet
Fort Sheridan
Frederic H. Bargent
Quartermaster Corps
Ralph 8. Porter
Medical Corps
Theodore Bb. Taylor
Fifth Cavalry
Oscar A. Meger
Thomas M. Knox
Frank E. Davis
Clarench I. Lauderdale
Denter Mirgeon
William C. Chribty
Harold Thompson
Edwin 8. Blackwell, Jr
Pitta Cavalry
Joseph H. Barnard
Judge Advocate
Charles L . Frohwitter
Count Artillery Corps
Walter Reed General Hospital
D. C
Elliott M. Norton
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Logan
Colo
Arthur Hi. Doig
Berestleath
Thirty-eighth
Joseph A. Orben
John P. Edgerly
Second Infantry
I Signal Corps
Signal Corps
San Tego
Cal
Naval orders list transfers and appointments abroad and at home
Navy Department releases detaching and assigning officers across ships yards training stations and forts. Capt W F Fullam moves to Annapolis as a detached aid to the superintendent. Capt J H Gibbons transfers to command Louisiana. Lt J J McCracken moves within Cleveland. many others shift to Cheyenne Portland Newport and Cavite with retirements and promotions noted.
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W. F Fullam
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Annapolis
J. H. Gibbons
Annapollis
Louisiana
H A. Field
Navy Yard
Portamouth
N. H
BB. Root
Glacier
Cleveland
J. J. McCracken
Giecler
J. O. Johnson
Manos
Walter Lau
Missouri
Mach
J. W. Queary
New York
N. Y
Tagland
T. B. Backstrom
St. Louis
Philippines
I. T. Swan
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Depart
A list of ships arrivals and departures at multiple ports including Annapolis San Francisco San Diego Newport and Hong Kong with vessels such as H 1 H 2 Des Moines Truxtun Monaghan Sterett Potomac Des Moines and Arethaes among others moving between Mare Island Guantanamo Vera Cruz and distant ports. The report notes various routes from Philadelphia Norfolk Culebra and Guantanamo to forward stations and patrol areas with several ships listed by name.
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Standish
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Cheyenne
San Francisco
Srl
San Diego
Aylwin
Newport
Eagle
Gonalves
Proteus
Véra Cruz
Monaghan
Finsasr
Sterett
Sacksonville
Truxtun
Des Moines
Presidents Holds
Boston Harbor
Tacoma
Nenshan
New Orleans
Yorktown
Mastlan
Wilmington
Abaren
Guantanamo
Port Arthur
Culgan
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Potomac
Norfolk
Portsmouth
N. H
Hingham, Maas
Abarenda
Manila
Philippines
Wyoming
Florida
Utah
Delaware
South
Carohvs
Dixie
Healey
Drayton
Meyrant
McCall
Warrington
Paulding
Ammen
Burrows
Fatternon
Trippe
Jousti
Beale
Fanning
Jarvis
Yeukins
Casein
Cummings
Duneep
Culebra
Guantapame
Debates on Lorimer Oust Reveal Republican Club Rift
Eminent speakers at a Republican Club discussion on encroachments on the people's rights touched on initiative and referendum and the Lorimer expulsion. Arthur Brisbane, Lisle M. Shaw, and Chauncey M. Depew voiced strong views on voter control, public slander, and the Senate trial while contrasting liberal and conservative stances.
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New York Tribune
Republican Club
Lorimer
Arthur Brisbane
Lisle M. Shaw
the Treasury
Mr. Brisbane
Lorimers
Brisbane
Mr. Shaw
Gaki
Qorimer
Chauncey M. Depew
Andrew Carnegie
Senate
Chicago Tribune
L. Y. Sherman
Ilinois
Shaw
Sherman
Pimdell
Peoria
Depew
Spelling Reform and the Idle Bond of Meaning
From Collier's Weekly a debate on spellings like thru and neether and the idea of reformers. The piece rails against uniform spelling as bondage to the printed page and celebrates historical variety from Wyckliffe to Marlowe, urging readers to cast off chains of orthography.
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Collier's Weekly
Samuel Weller
Sam
Elizabeth
John Lyly
Neyther
Neether
Gia
Lfe
Marlowe
Posey County
Wyckliffe
Wyckliffe Speilla
Hosea Biglow
Caxtoui
Troy
Webster
Noah Webster
Worcester
Revival Notice From Ladies' Home Journal Meets Displayed
During revival meetings in a western city placards announced varied meetings and subjects. One placard read Subject Hell Its Location and Its Absolute Certainty. Thomas Jones partytone will sing Cel Mother I'll Be There.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Ats
Hell
Thomas Jones
Parytone
Celi
Other People's Doorways From Scribner's Magazine
The narrator roams along roads and woodlands observing the thresholds of many living creatures and people. Innumerable doorways reveal life’s struggles and quiet wisdom as the writer reflects on homes, gardens, and neighbors, from frogs and birds to carpenters and knitters, learning from their unassuming lives.
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Scribner's Magazine
Ieaven
White House
Diogenes
Mse
Vote as do their husbands in Queensland
A writer argues the labor vote gains most from women's franchise in Australia noting wives and daughters of workers vote with men due to convenience and influence. He observes households often vote in unison, with women following male relatives, yet acknowledges potential independent judgment within families.
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Omlejuy
Michael Phrases
France
French Jockey Club
Tia
Cercle de la Rue
Paria
Michael Ephrysal
Marrieg
Alphonse’ ‘Hothaghild
Steter
Edwant Te Pohhd
Great International
Paris
Fils
Queensland
Australia
Commonwealth
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Summary
Pacific storm weakened but low pressure persists across central and western states. Warm temperatures east of the Rockies with continued rain and snow west of the mountains, extending to the Atlantic by Tuesday night. Local winds vary by coast with generally unsettled conditions through midweek. Temperature readings noted for late January with rainfall and sunshine figures across reporting stations.
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Los
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountains
California
Lake Reglon
Florida
Atlantic States
Gulf States
Lake Region
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Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Hotel lobby talks on education and sanitation debate
In Shoreham hotel lounges lawmakers and editors discuss education funding urged by Louisiana officials. Henry Lander of New Orleans notes efforts to raise school revenues via tax increases with public meetings led by a newly elected mayor. George Joslyn praises Habana's sanitation and Cuba’s mosquito control.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Henry B. Lander
New Orleana
Shoreham
Friends of the Cause
J. B. Aswell
Publica Instruction
Habana
Washington
George A. Joslyn
Qmalha
Western Newspaper Union
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Magquitoes
Fies
O Gergas
Abana
Matanzas
Feder
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