Washington Post publication notices and rates 1907
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Washington Host Co
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Let The Post Follow You Ta Ad To The Capital News
Readers are urged to subscribe so The Post can follow them across the city and country. Advertisers may change addresses as needed and notices will reach recipients promptly. Contact details include a telex or phone to Matn 420%.
Bryan and the 1896 campaign legacy in American politics
The piece reflects on William Jennings Bryan, the Populist alignment, and the 1896 Democratic strategy. It discusses Bryan’s role at the convention, the silver issue, and the rallying of Populist and Republican supporters. It notes the electoral impact and critiques the campaign dynamics with references to leaders and parties of the era.
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Samarth Orth
Atlantic
Antary
Bryan
Tage
Repu- Tan
Talests
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Sauke
Mational Havas
Representesnes
United States
Ie Cavalry
New York
Bland Rasch
Hite Bilan
Ae Gu Roth
Brau
Raghoada
Democratie
Lodk
Suiming Ag
Sunlit Washington Sparks Coastal Fever and Boycott Talk
A commentary on sun worship in Washington and the capital as a summer lure, plus a discussion of Japan and China trade tensions, the boycott plan versus bayonet, and reflections on public attitudes toward wealth and policy. The piece also notes strong warnings about government costs and the perils of centralizing power.
Prophesies Snow During July in New York Herald
Prophesies of July snow are published by Gustave Meyer an astrologer who claims that a cold spell will visit several states with frost and fever while weather forecasters are said to be without certainty. A patient in the county endures a thirty year old needle injury in the body causing intermittent pain and suffering.
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United States
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Pacific
Hagland
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Paterson
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Board of Education
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Board of Educa‘tion
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New York Evening Mall
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Roosevelt
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Wise
New York
Governnor
Virginia
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France
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England
Duke of Buckingham
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Hell Porter
Wight
New York Sun
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Third Avenue
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Delaney
New York World
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Cavanagh
Lea West
Cyrone
Raleigh
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Europe
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Cosma Wagner
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India
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Dominion
Ghent Sportiona
Canada
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Bavarian Nobles in Shah's Service
Persia's ruler counts Bavarian nobles among his officials and relatives. Almanach de Gotha entries reveal von Staudach family ties to Islam and Persian titles. The Staudach siblings marry into Persian royal circles, linking German barons to the Shah's dynasty through multiple marriages and court roles.
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Persia
Teheren
Ja Perla
Shah
Baron Charles von Braudach
Alao
Abdul Meafia Khan
Sheh
Reacht
Francis
Abdul Rahim Khan
Henry
Abdullah Khan
Abdul Ranman Khar
Tadshel Muluk
Francisca Staudach
Teheran
Fatmeh Sultana
Sulimen Khan
Imperial
Esroneus Amelia von Braudach
Hadjid Gultena
Fleet to Manila via Suez Should Be Ordered Now
In a forthright view the author argues that the battleship fleet must move from the Atlantic to Cavite in the event of a Japan conflict. He asserts official denials mask real policy and urges immediate dispatch to the Philippines to ensure a base and deter war, noting German support would be unlikely to threaten peace.
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Roosevelt
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Washington
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Norfolk
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Indiana
Philippines
Neas
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Kleist
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Tesull
Motan
Miander Omar Pasha
Sess
At- Pashs
Khedivelantic
Samail
Egypt
Turkey
Bla Chateau
Perstein
Austria
Gid
Nile
Masa
Meheme
Ali Pasha
Berlin
Foot Guards
Albants
Rojestvensky
Germany
Europe
Suez Canal
Over the Hills and Far Away Chorus and Snake Attack Story
A poem chorus about distant hills and pleasure contrasts with a botched local crime note. Miss Marietta Lawson of Brooks narrowly escapes a large blacksnake while picking strawberries near Montville New Jersey as her brother Frederick aids her with a pocket knife rescue.
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Boonton
New York Times
Marietta Lawson
Brooks
Montille
N. J
Porallle
Mise Lawson
Miss Lawson
Frederick
Baby Left in Coal Bin in New York Saloon Cellar
A two month old baby boy was found abandoned in a coal bin behind Francis Gannon’s saloon on Third Avenue New York. He was rescued by Walter C. Lamont and taken to Matron Berry. Police suspect the infant was left to die, with a marking WK HL on clothing. The child is healthy and dressed in white.
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Third Avenue
Ita
Gannon
Eurpe
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Paola
Europe
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Holland-America
van Sloek
Hoboken
Yeaterday
Ding Roon
van Slock
Hudson Sure Park
Holland- America Pier
New Amsterdam
van Stork
Bilby
van Stock
van Stocks
Prince at Home Contrasts King and Prince of Wales Life
A Town and Country piece contrasts the King’s busy public schedule with the Prince of Wales’s quiet Marlborough House routine. It lists mornings at 8, letters to secretaries, walks in Hyde Park, stamps, and modest dinners, arguing the future king may surprise Britain with his grasp of affairs and sympathy for the people.
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Marlborough House
Fairyland
Prince of Wales
Meriborough House
Prince J of Wales
Prince Gees
St. James’ Park
Hyde Park
Tims
Indy
Oyal
Tam
A Letter From Dad and Odd News Snippets From City
A humorous family missive from Detroit features a husband lamenting separation and mislaid household items while warning against flirtations. Other items recount a near mishap on a ship boarding in Hoboken with a couple misplacing their baby and a river steamer incident. Local humor headlines echo railroad boosterism and a startled resident firing at a whip poor will.
Attar a mah hes bess married about to lon plus the pesce-at-any-prize advocates
Fragmentary Chicago News paragraph argues on marriage and bachelor life with cacophonous, garbled phrases about women vanity matrimony and social expectations, reflecting perplexing OCR text. Key names and events are unreadable, leaving a sparse, unclear snippet.
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Chicago News
San Francisco Reconstruction Warns From an Outsider
Willa Eames of St. Louis notes slow rebuilding in San Francisco after the earthquake. He argues loans are tight, labor unions hinder progress, and Seattle and Los Angeles gain while Frisco lags. An American visitor praises Berlin’s systems and details India’s climate, servants, and cotton industry as global contrasts.
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Eames
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Arlington
Frisco
Lbunka
California
Seattle
Los Angeles
Oghtera
Qodland
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Francisco
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Washington
McCormick
Bryan Sery
Olney
Judson Harmon
Judge Gray
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Iim
South
Democratic Party
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