Washington Post Subscription Terms and Office Info
The Washington Post announces delivery terms for Washington and Alexandria with daily and Sunday options, rates by mail and carrier, and payment methods. It lists the New York and Chicago offices and identifies Paul Block as manager, with the issue date July 10, 1907.
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Let The Post Follow You Informed In The Capital
Washingtonians planning a move can keep informed about affairs at the Capital by subscribing The Peat. The paper offers prompt delivery to any region and carriers can be notified by sending orders directly to The Post at Main 4205.
Political musings on tariff, trusts and southern politics
The piece surveys tariff reform, free trade, and moral questions in national policy. It discusses Republican and Southern views, railroads, and Bryanism, arguing about government ownership risks, party shifts, and the South’s stance ahead of 1908. It blends economic critique with editorial caution on party unity and policy direction.
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Far East situation stirs talk of Pacific naval concentration
The Philadelphia Frese reports rising concerns in Washington and London over far eastern tensions. Confidential European alerts note alarm in Europe about Japan Russia and Manchuria. It cites John Morley and John Bigelow on diplomacy and military possibilities.
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Tough Lute and Sudden Fall Highlight Odd Eve Snippets
A rough collage of clippings recounts a gambler’s run of aces and kings, a fatal fall at an eightieth street building, barroom chatter about buttermilk demand, bartenders’ cramp lore, an engineer’s near mob scene, and a copperhead snake incident. Names and places include George Hook, Roosevelt Hospital, New York Sun, and Lake Fid, with scattered street addresses and local anecdotes.
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Austria’s Secret Order of Knights Nearly Fades Away
The article notes that only three members have survived in Austria’s famed Order of Maria Theresa, with Gen Baron von Fejervary as the last Austrian knight. It traces the order’s history to Maria Theresa in 1767, its strict gallantry criteria, and the grand ceremonial armor worn at obsequies. It also mentions lingering court life in Belgrade, the Bavarian and Italian connections, and shifting royal demonstrations amid regional turmoil.
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Weather Schoolnote On Cloud Types and Thunderstorms
The author describes cloud types such as cumulus and nimbus and explains how storms form in the Midwest and move eastward to the Middle Atlantic. He notes summer clouds may fail to rain, while dark, rising summits indicate approaching rain, and gives a rough method to forecast storms based on cloud behavior and wind direction.
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Rockefeller urges reporters to seize opportunities for education
A fragmented exhortation from John D Rockefeller to New York World reporters and journalists nationwide urges bold coverage, leveraging wealth to educate scholars. The message cautions about tainted money and urges prudence, noting reporters as educators shaping the country with vast funds.
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Youthful German immigrant dies after cherry tree fall
Reuben Apsel seventeen years old walked a mile home before dying. He fractured his skull after slipping from a cherry tree while gathering fruit for a neighbor. Though he stood, he grew worse at home and died within an hour as doctors arrived too late.
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Nearly Frozen on a Et Day Ma Tia march to Yorke Feria
A garbled tale recounts German officers facing a ballot unlike noble peers for junior corps entry, noting the scarcity of non noble officers in guard regiments and the dominance of noble birth. It also recalls a Louisville grocer Albert C Weber nearly frozen in an icebox, saved by his dog and wife.
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Too Much Business from the Steel Chief Gary
Former Judge RH Gary, chairman of United States Steel, sails to Europe for a holiday. He says a contraction in orders is likely next year due to the presidential election and warns that financing limits have kept money out of productive use, though overall business has been strong.
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Prominent Pennsylvanian Drops Re election Talk
Col W R Andrews secretary to Senator Penrose attends a Washington meeting on Peabody Office Department audit and postal investigation. He argues Pennsylvania will back Roosevelt and Knox, praising Roosevelt’s vice presidency and urging continued GOP support. Also covers Texas cotton and farming conditions, weather bureau notes, and reminiscences on Lincoln’s legacy.
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The Square Deal Threat in Human Reasoned Law
A critique argues that equating government actions with humane reason risks square deals that punish honest competition and harm many through fines. It warns that enforced fairness can impoverish families and enables costly, difficult prosecutions while pretending to curb abuses by manufacturers.
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