Washington Post Subscription Rates 1907 Evening Listings
The notice lists subscription terms for The Washington Post with daily and Sunday options by carrier and mail. It notes locations in Washington and Alexandria, payment methods, and offices in New York Chicago Hartford and the manager Paul Block. The date shown is Monday June 10 1907.
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Let The Post Follow You In Washington
Washington residents planning to leave the city can arrange for The Post to follow them. Change addresses as needed and the paper will be delivered promptly anywhere in the country. Notify the carrier or send the order directly to The Post. Telephone Main 4205.
States Rights Warned By Cannon On Centralization
The article reports Joseph G. Cannon's North Carolina remarks opposing centralization and warn against states trading powers for federal money. It cites concerns over Guilford battlefield purchase and reflects Root's prodding about states reconstructing sovereignty through federal aid and debt.
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Joseph G. Cannon
North Carolina
Cannon
Guilford
Guilford Battlefield
United States
Congress
Federal Treasury
Mr Cannon
Mr. Root
Mr. Cannon
Horses in Modern Life and the Persistence of Equine Labor
The horse remains common despite mechanization and population growth. The piece argues that some people will continue to prefer riding and driving horses, especially in city streets and farms, while noting progress in reducing cruelty. It cites Nelson Randall’s view that most lameness comes from poor shoeing and that many farriers shoe alike, stressing need for better hoof care.
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Teaching Horseshoe Care and Civil Service Politics
The piece discusses improper shoeing of working horses in Washington and nearby, blaming ignorance and carelessness for harming the animal’s foot and sole. It also defends the Presidents’ Civil Service order restricting federal workers in political campaigns to protect election integrity and state sovereignty from national party interference.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Treason Trials and the Calhoun Nullifiers Debate
A Maryland Democrat asks how Jackson could hang alleged treason when constitutional limits require trials in the proper district. The article notes Jackson’s readiness to declare rebellion and martial law if needed, while Calhoun and followers pause as federal power and military plans are weighed.
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South Carolina
Jackson
Maryland
Calhoun
United States
Charleston
Congress
Harn Ctg
Witte
Farmers forecast late spring heat and supply shifts
A compilation of varied notes observes political quips, weather lore, and social jokes. Predictions warn of extended hot spells into November, advice on farming timing, and signals from wildlife. Readers see curious anecdotes about politicians, industry, and culture tied to coming seasons and agricultural cycles.
Heart’s Mechanism Revealed by Kronecker Experiments
A Paris cablegram to the Times summarizes Dr. Hugo Kronecker of Berne showing heart resistance to mechanical irritation and that septal puncture can induce ventricular diastole. He links acute anaemia to fibrillar quivering, notes ventricles may act independently under nerve plexuses, and explains death from high tension currents in executions.
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Paris
Times
Hugo Kronecker
Berne
Academy of Sciences
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Institut Marcy
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Steiner
Mushrooms grown under cities attract rich diners
In a report from Technical World Magazine, workers probe old tunnels cellars and quarries beneath major European cities to cultivate mushrooms. Whinburgh Paris and other cities host extensive networks where up to 5,000 pounds of prime mushrooms a month are produced for wholesale, highlighting a thriving subterranean industry.
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Farmhand Fights 50-Pound Catfish on Missouri River
Chester Marcum of West Alton describes a fierce hand to fin struggle on shallow Missouri waters. He says he fought the 50 pound catfish for fifteen minutes after snagging it on a seventy five foot line, then dragged the exhausted fish to shore and carried it to West Alton as evidence of the battle.
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New York World
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Royal godparents named for Baby Griscom in Rome
Queen Helens and King Victor Emmanuel act as sponsors for the infant of American ambassador and Mrs. Lloyd Griscom in Rome. The article recalls ambassadress prerogatives, honors at court, and related diplomatic customs and figures surrounding royal births and ceremonies.
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Helens
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Rome
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Sixtus VI
Stars Predict Belligerent Presidency Foretold
The Philadelphia North American reports astrologer Frank Theodore Allen of Berlin, New Jersey, predicts President Roosevelt will enter a period of intense belligerence through next October as Uranus and Mars influence his horoscope. He links historical planetary cycles to major upheavals and calls for broad governmental and social remodeling.
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Frank Theodore Allen
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Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Allen
United States
Russia
President Wright Defends Roosevelt Insight at Clark College
Worcester Dispatch reports Clark College talk by George D Wright former Labor Commissioner. He called Roosevelt impulsive vigorous frank yet loving and noted a single swear word from Roosevelt during a coal strike. Wright contrasted man and his proposed new law on gender and desire for demands.
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Cincinnati
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Carrey D. Wright
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Man's blood turns to ink in startling medical case
Frank Powell, a member of a Grand Rapids chemical firm, turned blue as his blood and skin exuded a fluid like ink after inhaling fumes from a damaged can of aniline. The strange illness, caused by a gas in the can, has confined him to bed, with doctors noting no similar case on record. recovery is possible.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Proes
A fragmented social satire remarks on conscience fear and class in marriage. It mocks poverty and wealth, noting how fashion at a funeral can influence entry to heaven and how a wife may seek an allowance while a generous man is deemed impractical.
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Noted Domestic Tips and Barbed Wire Legacy
A Chicago Journal piece jokes about marriage kitchen duties and fashion risks while the New York Press credits Keane Ellwood with barbed wire innovation. Ellwood, from De Kalb Illinois, built a fence that kept out pigs, attracted buyers, and grew into a multimillion dollar enterprise.
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Night Voices and Wit From the Age-Herald
A collage of quips and verses from the Birmingham Age-Herald and Chicago News. It includes a midnight fright due to tabby cats making love and a set of aphorisms on wisdom, bargains, love, charity, and wealth, reflecting humorous clippings and worldly sayings.
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A Tale Of The Sea From The Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun recounts dramatic sea stories including Paul Seicher’s eight hour swim after being overboard from the Carpathia. Seicher survived by hanging on, shedding clothing, and enduring cold, sharks, and exhaustion before rescue at Gibraltar. The tale contrasts ordinary wrecks with extraordinary survivals that captivate readers.
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Carpathia
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Indian official studies U S fisheries methods in Washington
K G Gupta president of the board of revenue of India arrives in Washington by authority of Lord Minto to observe United States fisheries, hatcheries, and laboratories with aim to adopt similar practices in India. He will visit sites nationwide after presenting credentials and planning further travel.
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Washington
United States
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Fish Commission
India
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Epiitt
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St. Joseph
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Roosevelt
Taft
Sawyer
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Joe’ Cannon
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New Summer Drinks Arrive From the New York Press
New cocktails debut in town led by zar¢arac from New Orleans with absinthe bitters vermouth and brandy or gin as preferred. Maiden's dream combines Benedictine with cream, creating a layered pousse cafe style. A third recent appetizer blends acid phosphate angostura bitters and a twist of sliced garnish.
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