Washington Post 1910 Subscription Rates Notice
Publication detail for The Washington Post with subscription terms delivered by carrier and mail options, prices per day week month year, payment methods, and office addresses. Dated Friday July 8 1910, with agent information and postal entry notice.
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Washington
Alexandria
Daly
Washington Post CO
Washington, DC
Washington, D. C
SS Foren
Kepragentativs
Fragmented Washington notes on appropriation and governance
A garbled report outlines U S congressional debate on appropriations, the executive branch, and departmental funding. It references committees, discipline, and possible political maneuvers affecting fiscal measures and administration.
President Tafts Vacation and Norton Secretaries Rule
The article describes Taft’s vacation routine at the White House with Secretary Norton tightening access and demanding mail, conferences, and visitors be limited. It notes Norton’s authority and a shift to stricter control while Taft golfed on the porch and faced comments on work and pay. It also covers flour trust litigation, government seizures, and a Kansas City trial where farmers’ losses were disputed.
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Werkion
Beverly Yeteume
Weashinston
Norton Horting
Norton
Tott
Siw Orleans
Deani
Kansas City
Reagan
Adulteration in Flour Sparks International Debate
The piece denounces low grade wheat treated with poisonous substances labeled fancy patent flour and praises Secretary Wilson and Attorney General Wickersham for enforcing pure food laws. It also reviews an international commerce congress in London highlighting reforms from calendar change to international arbitration and the push toward a permanent world court.
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Wilson
Wickersham
International Congress
Chambers of Commerce and Commercial and Industrial Associations
London
England
Hotel
Cecil
Latin America
Japan
ofMcial
United States
International Court of Arbitral Justice
Knox
Boston
Mass
Birth Rate Decline in France Sparks Debate on Proposals
The article compares 1909 birth registrations in France with other nations and notes a record low in France while deaths exceeded births by 17 124. It highlights regional increases in parts of Brittany and discusses proposals to boost births, including a controversial plan by Prof Lannelongue requiring male officials to marry and have a family or resign.
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Republic
Cotes du Nord
Germany
German Empire
Austria
Italy
Holland
United Kingdom
Augustus
Lannelongue
Anti American movement tied to Nicaragua affair described
The article argues that a rising anti American movement in Latin America, led by Venezuela, Colombia, and others, is a pretext for lingering grievances. It suggests delegates will respond with a firm policy statement on Central America and notes distrust of regional motives and past pressure on Nicaragua. The piece links tensions to Cuba, the canal, and Panama boundary disputes, framing incidents as frazzled remnants of old quarrels.
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Venezuela
Colombia
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
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United
Panama
Washington
Rome
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Bonface VII
Dante
Inferno
Don Vichelangelo
Sermoneta
Marion Crawford
Cittanis
Pontine
Lake of
Paola
Pliny
Saluano
Egyptian English and the English language question
An American speech in Cairo highlights Egypt’s ancient and modern complexities. The piece cites inflated views of Egypt, the clash of languages, and examples from a grocer’s complaint, a student’s education path, and political notes about democracy and public life.
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Pyramids
Nile
Cairo
Monty
Trollup
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Jiassan
Itassan EL Kamel
Law
Polytechni, Agriculture
Medicine
Lfe
Knox for Chief Justice
Philadelphia editorials urge Secretary of State Philander C Knox as ideal chief justice candidate. They praise his constitutional acumen, legal leadership, and broad experience in domestic and international law, arguing he fits the high court’s needs and could honor the administration.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Jinx
Knox
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Senate
Chef
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fuller
Philander C Knox
Tre
Businessmen Seek Clarity on Sherman Act and Peace
The article argues industrials want a peaceful era and awaiting Supreme Court interpretation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. It notes 38 000 workers in New England mills on short time, and foretells further curtailments in North Carolina cotton mills. It claims idle machinery is high and blames Purities for downturn while urging clear court definitions.
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Supreme Court
Jarper
Leslie
New England States
North Carolina
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Mothers Plan To Split Gwendoline From Suitor
Dialogue sketches a scheming mother pressuring daughter Gwendoline to reject a penniless fiancé. The exchange centers on arranging a marriage against a poor chosen match. A separate Kansas City Journal snippet notes a college son returning home and the farm life contrast, with light humor about cane rush chores.
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Kansas City Journal
Fragmented Philosophical Fragments About Choices and Names
A quirky collection of short aphorisms on choice, naming, liberalism, and reflection. It muses on the burden of labeling, the value of timely action, and the idea that everyone is their own architect in building imagined futures. The text weaves playful lines about garden knowledge and air castles.
New York Girl to Wed French Nobles
Pierre de Salviac Vicomte de Viercas to wed Miss Anna Ripley of New York. The match links old French aristocracy, Parisian society circles, and notable families including Ripley and Hyde.
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New York
Pierre de Salviac
Vicomte de Viercastel
Anna Ripley
Sidney Dillon Ripley
James Hazen Hyde
Equitable Society
Union Club of Paris
Merougille
Avenue Montaigne
Paris
Chateau de Marcilly
Bure
Louis
de Vielcastel
Marie de Bassano
Duc de Bassano
Clara Symes
Madrid
Countess de Montijo
Fauborg St Germain
Eugenie
Napoleon III
Duchesse d'Albe
Tie
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Count Uorace de Vielcastel
Socical
Cat Halts Wedding Party and Fateful Ride in Hoboken
A wedding party in Hoboken on Tuesday morning was interrupted when a wounded cat wandered into a wedding car on Broadway near 125th Street. The cat, struck earlier, survived as the party proceeded to Mount Vernon after the ceremony at Our Lady of Grace Church. Patrolman Crossin escorted the party to the scene to ease the animal’s suffering. the cat was shot and killed. The celebration followed at Hotel Belmont after the church service conducted by Rev Charles J Kelly.
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New York
Aent
Broadway
Tialem
Mount Vernon
Waser Tawrener Fagins
Ifoboken
Anna Louise Foley
Waldo Shipman Godwin
Herman Handail
Charles Place Phillips
Miss Phillips
Philips
Phillips
West 125Th Street
Leutenant
Crossin
Belmont
Alderman Godwin
Miss Foley
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Havoken
Charles J
Deer wanders Fishkill Landing as urban legend meets prairie lore
A wild deer from the woods wandered into Fishkill Landing near Broadway, shocking residents. The creature walked through a pharmacy window and a shop mirror before ending in a sewer trench, then was rescued by a game warden and released back toward the woods.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Middle West
Buffalo
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Omaha
Denver
Old East
Bangor
Shamokin
Philadelphia
Fishkill Landing
New York City
Astern City
Tor St
Slander in a Prayer Meeting Sparks Legal Battle
In Neoga a slander suit targets Rev B Y T Fisher of the Neoga Presbyterian Church after a funeral prayer pleads for Strohl to “pay his dusts” and quit backbiting. Strohl challenges whether the prayer constitutes slander as the case draws national attention.
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Brooklyn
New England
Middle West
Neoga
YT Fisher
Disher
Strohl
United States
Wanderlust and Village Notes From a Distant Port
A collage of verses about wanderlust contrasts with a local note on Lockport lore and a glimpse of summer celebrity visitors. The piece weaves Thomas R Ybarra inspired poems with a Village Blacksmith sketch and references to Philadelphia Telegraph coverage and notable names headed for a July event.
Reflections of a Bachelor in the New York Press
A fragmented 19th century column notes satire on marriage and social roles. It jokes that spending money on a wife is harder than supporting a family and mocks male assumptions about running others’ affairs.
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New York
Pointed Paraphrases From the Chicago News
A collage of brief observations on marriage roles and daily life. The writing touches on men feeling at home apart from wives, small gestures seeming large to a modest man, fortune’s favors, friendships, and prudent habits like saving for a rainy day.
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The
Chicago News
Visitors Describe Arizona Statehood Celebrations Across Towns
Eyewitness G Thomas of Los Angeles recalls Phoenix crowds celebrating statehood with fireworks and noise. He notes similar scenes in other Arizona towns as residents voiced political fervor and support for new governance amid delays and partisan tensions.
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Arizona
G . Thomas
Los Angeles
Wistad
Phoeni, Ariz
Senate
Phoenix
Wila
Commonwealth
Cameron
Sini
Recent Rubber Joke Sparks Political Chatter
A fragmentary discourse notes a joke about rubber and a wary ward movement. The speaker predicts dangers from disease rather than war and expresses personal reassurance while timing planting plans remain unsettled.
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