Washington Post Fourteenth Sizes Terms of Subscription
The notice lists subscription plans for delivery in Washington and Alexandria with daily and Sunday options. It specifies payment methods by drafts and post office orders, payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington DC, and notes entry as second class matter with foreign advertising representation details.
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Washington
Alexandria
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ehecia Post Office
Washington Post CO
Washington, D.C
Postomea
Pau Block
Ma Path Avenue
New York
Maller
Caleaga
Deroastree Street
Benton
The Post Follow You and The Law’s Harsh Word
The passage discusses subscriptions and postal distribution for The Washington Post while referencing legal principles. It notes the press’s duty to inform and hints at controversial views on hunger strikes and the treatment of lawbreakers. It mentions the English cat and mouse law and Davis’ approach as comparisons.
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Davis
The Mexican Dilemma and United States Power
The United States faces a binary choice in Mexico, intervene with force to enforce peace or risk continued revolts and violence as leaders like Carranza Villa and Huerta rise and fall. The piece argues only intervention under a strong, credible threat can restore order and protect lives and property south of the Rio Grande.
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United States
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Tampico
Mexico City
Huerta
Diaz
Vera Cruz
Punston
Waller
Fletcher
Toot
Rapine
Car- Tanza
Carbajal
Zapata
Rio Do Grande
Centenary of Waverley sparks a collage of Scott figures
The piece reflects on Sir Walter Scott as a turning point in culture and memory, citing Lords and Indian, cavalier and Covenanter, Old Mortality and Jeanie of The Heart of Midlothian. It traces readerly echoes from 1827 to the present, linking literature, politics, and cinema in a sweeping reverie.
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Jeanie
Midlothian
Scott
New England
New England Chandler’s
Grannip
Nyla Botan
Adjourning Congress and Rock Creek Park Pleasures
A Washington column mocks Congress delaying adjournment through late summer. It notes Democrats push trade bills, rail security, and river and harbor measures, with open-air walks in Rock Creek Park as relief. Observers compare political fate to literary and public figures as summer ink runs on.
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Washington
Washigton
Congress
Senate Democrats
Trade Commission
Clayton Antitrust
Rock Creek Park
Senatora
Coameda
Legislative Branch
House
Senate
Hardwicke Sailor in Lipton’s Shamrock Mission Stirring Royal Yacht Society Debate
Lord Hardwicke, a Royal Yacht Squadron member, sails with Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV bound for New York, seeking crew duties while the club’s past hostility to Lipton colors the mission. The piece recalls Edinburgh Valkyrie era tensions, Dunraven’s race pressure, and Hardwicke’s varied life from gold prospecting in Australia to mining in the United States before joining the English aristocracy.
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England
Royal Yacht Squadron
Thomas Lipton
Haward VII
Bert of
New York
Lord Hardwicke
Shamrock IV
Randy Hook II
Atlantis
Ararral
Rose
Sir Thomas Lipton
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Lord Dunraven
Sir Charles Rose
Levi P. Morton
Lord Hardwicke le
Lord Dupraven
Marquis of Ormande
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America
Australis
New Zealand
Mins Hilen Russell
Auckland
London Stock Exchange
Wegtam
Australia
Lfe
United States
Amgzisa
Montena
Charlie
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Mise
Betty Homas
Millonaire
Bay City Midh
Ince
Sir Julius Wernher will disinherits Derrick in vast estate
In a dramatic settlement Sir Julius Wernher rewards younger sons Harold and Alexander with the bulk of the fortune while Derrick Wernher in New York receives a limited trust of 100 Monticello Avenue funds and a max annual income of 12,000 after thirty years. Derrick faces a divorce suit from Pauline Ebert as details emerge of the late heir’s lavish extravagance and prior debts.
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Derrick Wernher
New York
Julius
Julias
Eldeat
Aud Wid Feir
Harold
Alexander
Gustav Hubert
Derrick
Monticello Avenua
Jersey
Getate
Pauline Ebert
Tesus
Grifin
City Chancery Chambers
Christman
Jane
Julius Wernher
London
Mra
Ebert
Cecil Rhodes
London Times
Col Roosevelt
Derric
Oxford
Los Angeles Police Seek Volunteers for Air Wing
A chaotic column reports Los Angeles police plans to form an air squad with Chief of Police Sebastian issuing a volunteer call. The piece blends fiction and scattered real names, mentioning Diamond Kings, Darmstadt, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, and unrelated wartime notes.
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Los Angeles
Timat
Bir
Juline
Sebastian
Wernher
Bell & Co
South
Tamred
Darmstadt
Sir Julius
Anj
Laos
France
South Africa
Marquign DU Fortenoy
Brentwood Company
Haiti danger prompts talk of US armed intervention
In a warning on Haiti, the piece argues persistent revolutions and European pressure threaten American life and foreign interests. It urges landing US armed forces to restore order under a provisional Haitian government and to apply the Platt amendment to Haiti, asserting the Monroe doctrine and strategic need to prevent European footholds.
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Haits
Haiti
Black Republic
Atete
Aparchy
Germany
France
Republic
United States
Caribbean
New York
Panama
Cuba
American woman cures hunger strike in Britain era
An American woman, Katharine B Davis, credited with curbing hunger strikes in New York prisons and reforming correctional facilities, faces further agitation as hunger strikers like Becky Edelson risk forcible feeding. Davis, a suffragist, advocates ballot rights while overseeing prison management and reform.
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Mitchel
Katharine B Davis
Correction
New York
Misa Daria
Jane Estage Wagietor
Blackwells Island
Miss Davis
Matteawan Asylum
Becky Edelson
Commissioner Davis
Senate Debates Federal Reserve Nominee and Coal Rates
Senate discussions span Reed’s four hour arraignment of the Harvester trust and opposition to Thomas D. Jonas for the Federal Reserve Board. Committees continue probe of alleged discrimination in southern coal rates and a message from the President withdraws Jonas’s nomination. Adjournment noted as 6:209 p m to noon.
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Senate
Reed
Missouri
Harvester Trust
Thomas D. Jonas
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Southern Coal
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Rénarva Board
Tmm
Bad Luck in Broxen Mirror and Wreck Near Shenandoah
Shenandoah Dispatch reports Mrs Osri C McKean of Sidney explains a dropped mirror curse, while Harlan Ralston bought a new motorcycle. The group rode to Billmey road when the motorcycle failed, a blaze began in the auto, a brake fire prevented rescue, and occupants leapt to safety as car and bike burned for two hours. Ralston lost his wallet in the scramble.
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Shenandoah
Chicaan
Mra
Ralston
Three Dig For Hidden Gold Probe In Altoona Park
Neighbors report strange lights at Prospect Reservoir Park lead police to J C Carls WW Pringle and William Guffer digging under a tree. Carla claims an old Chicago contact sent $000 in gold to his son in Altoona years ago and letters urged recovery. The trio dug all day with authorities’ permission but found nothing.
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Aivera
Dirpaten
Raisoured
Prospect Reservoir Park
J C Carls
WW Pringle
William Guffer
Carla
JL MeNelis
Chicago
MeNelis
Altoona
Aon
Banka
Curls
Rich in Coins and Rags at West Thirtieth Street
Ellen Monahan arrested on a charge of soliciting alms at West Thirtieth Street station. Under her clothes, investigators found silk gloves and bags filled with money totaling over two thousand dollars in various bills and coins. A bankbook showed $8297 on deposit at Emigrant Savings Bank. Monahan, age 70 plus, resisted during search before a patrolman and matron.
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New York Arena
Ellen Monahan
West Thirtieth Street
Banik Hlleh
Mary Suncay
Joseph Buckley
The
Mendicant Aquad
Police Kindness Highlights Hard-Luck Tales Across Cities
A Boston Transcript excerpt and New York Tribune reports describe policemen aiding hard-luck cases. One officer bought coffee and rolls, another funded meals, car fare, or lodging, illustrating broad sympathy across cities including Davenport, Des Moines, Denver, and New York.
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New York Tribune
New York
Laurel Rhodes
Comulsaloner
Kingsbury Rhodes
Eatielo
Ona
Chereant Wyo Oo A . Pa
Davenport
Denver
Caloada
Des Moines
Dalurk Mian
Galveston ‘Tex
Helena Sont
Jadlaaupoils Nee Or
Tecksouvilis
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Cal
Maranelte
New Grivans
Woos
Portland Fe
Tal Lave City
Sk Lowa
Pauly
Francisca Cl
Springfield
Tempe
ETEK
Wickebaxg
Washingto
Hexpera Ferry
Potoman River
Detectives Find Ancient Mummy Stashed in Brooklyn Cellar
Police hurry to 254 Forty fourth Street after a telephone tip. Detectives Busby Lohman and Hyland uncover the body of a man, six feet tall and buried in a packing case in a cellar. A dealer named Moloxes claims the mummy dates from 4 B C, bought in Alexandria years ago, with no arrests made.
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B. C
New York
Fourth Street
Busby
Detective Bureau
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Lohman
Hyland
Molexas
Moloxes
Alexandria
Two Roads From Poverty A New World Pathways
Poetic fragment contrasts two life paths Do Without and Make Some More. It hints at Old World hardship for peasants and New World opportunity for the ambitious, with vivid imagery of gardens, flowers, and hopeful vows.
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McLandburgh
Wilcaz
No Charm in the Wild Rose Report
A Minnesota extension bulletin warns that the wild rose along country roadsides is a perennial, hard weed. Professors advise eradicating by thorough plowing in August or early September to cut roots and destroy the plant.
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St. Paul
Hotanlata
University Farm
Experiment Station
Minnesota
Prairis
Andrew Ross
Disguised Female Cop Foils Fallsides Blackmail Plan
A woman police impersonator, sent from Fort Lee, posed to extort motorists in the Fort Lee and Grantwood area. She paired with a male accomplice to threaten WHB Meyer and collect bribes for alleged speed violations. Meyer fled. the disguise failed as a scuffle ensued and the skirt came off, allowing one officer to intervene.
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Fallsades
Fort Lee
Grantwood
Tate
West Heart
Meyer
West
Oth Street
Mayer
Postmaster to Face Prosecution Over One Cent Shortage
From Biadex Delaware, Luther H Cluttin served as postmaster for seventeen years. The U S Post Office reported a one cent shortage in the accounts. Clifton settled and left office last November with Caleb R Cannon succeeding. An expert concluded the government owed the retiring official one cent. The department later said the debit was the other way and threatened prosecution for nonpayment. Clifton paid the amount and received a receipt.
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Potter Fostmaster
Sgafard
Del
Terri
Luther H. Cluttin
Biadex
Fostoffice Department
Wash nSton
Proudiar
Clifton
Caleb R. Cannon
La Salle’s Last Colony Located On Galveston Bay River
Dr Herbert Bolton of the University of California argues the La Salle colony stood on the Gareltas River near its mouth, not the Trinity. He claims La Salle died on the Brezos River near Navasota, and he found artifacts at the colony site while tracing a 16th century Spanish Matagorda Bay expedition.
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la Salle
Gulf of Mexico
Regart
Herbert B Bolton
University of Calfornia
San Antonio
Bolton
Gareltas
Lavaca
Matagorda Bay
Brezos
Navasota
Trinity River
Dallas
Mms
Tech
University
Reprieve Angers Murderer in Penal Servitude Swap
A public prosecutor at Ver sadnies jail informed two murderers their deaths had been commuted to life in penal servitude. Joseph Brugen received the news with joy, while Louis Lou’s angrily demanded liberty or the guillotine. He lunged at the prosecutor, gripping his throat as guards struggled to restrain him and place him in a strait jacket.
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Callon
London
Chauncey Depew
Waverley
Scott
Flo
Robert Laula Stevenson
Tke
Wisconsin
Guith
Wamba
Jimrats
Celiric
Endura
Versadnies
Joseph Brugen
Louie Lou
Uberty
Alligator Gar Caught After TwoHour River Slough Battle
A two hour fight in a Mississippi River slough near Quincy ends with the capture of a 209 pound alligator gar. The fish measures 7 feet 2 inches, 28 inches around the body, and 11 inches across the mouth. Teeth reach about one inch. Inside its body were found 12 eggs, one 15 inch carp, and numerous smaller fish.
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Chicago Tribtes
Mississippi Rive
Quincy
Weather and tide table report with warm spell
Weather Bureau report notes unseasonably warm conditions across plains and mid Atlantic with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the Great Lakes region. Other areas remain fair with widely scattered showers. local temperatures, humidity, and sunshine percent details provided for the past 48 hours.
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TS Dept of Agriculturs Weather Bereau
Washington
Tourecay
Plains
Sues
Miasauri
Iowa
Staten
Westington
Rocky Mountain
North Atlantic
Staton
Pisiua
Coset
Notable Mixed Opinions On Huerta Regime And Greek Minister
A New York recruiter notes that Huerta’s resignation stemmed from his wife’s pressure, while Mexican women across Oaxaca and Tehuantepec exert strong influence in towns and homes. Nearby, Baltimore prepares a large Star Spangled Banner celebration with schoolchildren, governors, and a Democratic wave. Greek Americans cheer the appointment of a new minister in Washington, praising his diplomacy and business acumen and predicting closer U.S.-Greece ties and capital investment.
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Frederick H Clarks
New York
London
Geographical and Statistics Society of Mexico
Willard
Gen. Blanquet
Clarke
Nim Huerta
Oaxaca
Baltmore
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Robert B Lee
Preeton
Ty Mumeipal
Francs Scott Key
Eigiteer
Iine
Star Spangies
Maryland
Stich
Les
Congress
United States
Agamemnon Schuemannes
Mir Jeter
Greece
T T Timagenia
Boston
Mase
Eastern and Western Review
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Wilar
Afromasenis
Venezelos
Lfe
Washington
Scheman
Turke
Mediterranean
Washington Lee Ton
America
Americana
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