Washington Post Subscription Rates and Offices 1907
Publication details for The Washington Post includes subscription prices by region and term intervals, carrier delivery notes for Tapbington and Brixandria, and payment methods. It lists office addresses in Washington, New York, and Chicago with manager names and a date of Tuesday March 1907.
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Tapbington
Brixandria
Pally
Portage
Washington Bost Co
Trashinston
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Post-Ofice
Washington, D
New York
Mos
Flatiran
Paul Block
Chicago
Goley
Paul Slock
New York politics and Roosevelt era reform clash center stage
The piece riffs on Gov Hughes and Mr Barnes in a New York party struggle, with reform aims, insurance bureau battles, and a potential run for national influence. It recalls historical figures, teases factional lines, and suggests a decisive period ahead for state and national politics.
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Mr Barnes
New York
Gov. Hughes
Empire State
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Smith M
Weed
David B. H
Thurlow Weed
Henry Clay
Woogruff
Guy Hughes
Empire State At This Particular Time. Gov Hughes
Insurance Bureau
Commissioner of Insurance
Bertin
Gov. Flughes
United States
Powder King Du Pont defends powder plants in war plot
T C Du Pont, dubbed the Powder King, declares New Jersey and California smokeless powder mills would be at the government’s disposal in any war. He refutes claims the company would press the government, says cooperation is core policy and plants would surge capacity to supply army and navy. He notes current powder deliveries are secret and emphasizes loyal support during emergencies.
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New York Evening Post
T. C. du Pont
Powder Trust
Mnickerbocker
United States
Japan
New Jersey
California
Atlantic
Pacific
Army
Navy
du Font
du Pont
Fish Frenzy in Delaware River Hole Ninety Mile Run
Along the Delaware between Mast Hope and Tusten boys report great sport as ice holes released pickerel and eels. A large hole formed on Friday and fish swarmed, reviving in open air and tearing at debris. Samuel Jones, nine, nearly lost trousers as fish attacked the surface. pickerel weighed up to five pounds and eels reached six pounds.
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Port Jervis
Oey
XG World
Delaware River
Mast Hope
Tuston
Hannibal
Samuel Jones
Picferel
Hay Coal Prices to Rise in April Claim
Tamaqua Pennsylvania dispatch reports a surge in coal prices expected soon, with independent producers saying mining costs have more than doubled in ten years. They cite deeper seams, costly water drainage, and machinery wear as reasons the current prices do not yield fair returns.
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Tamaqua
New York Times
Baby Found Abandoned On Bronx Snow Drift
A newborn girl baby, unclothed and wrapped in a woman's blue overskirt, was found atop a snowdrift near Bronx Park by Roundsman Commar. He took the infant to Fordham Hospital where staff said she would likely survive. no identifying clues about the abandoning person were found.
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New York
Bronx Park
Momme
Commar
Connor
Fordham Hospital
New Country Seat at Curzonmhas Linked to Old Line Nobility
A roundup of society and business notes traces Lord Curzonmhas's retirement to Hackwood Park near Basingstoke, recounts connections to Lavinia, Duchess of Bolton, and details the lineage and estates of generations of Pelham and Goschen families. It also mentions forthcoming Congo mineral explorations led by Chester Beatty and John Hammond associates, amid Belgium king concessions and rubber-era expectations.
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Reigate
Lord Bolton
Hackwood Party
Basingstoke
Inigo, Jones
Lavinia
Duke of Bolton
Polly Peacham
Gay
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Yorkshire
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Thomas Orde
Duke of Ruland
Ireland
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Bolton
Allendale
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Nigee
Wentworth Basemont
Northumberland
House of Commons
England
America
Hubert Beaumont
Elisa Grace
New York
Michael Grace
Battle Abbay
Gray
Hastings
Battie Abbey
Durhamshire
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Clanricarde
Emerald Isle
Margaret
Shah Nasr-ed-Din
Persia
Teheran
George Pomeroy Colley
Majaba
Miss Lester
Lord Chichester
House of Lords
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Chichester
Oliver Cromwell
Pelham
Palham Ap
Stanmer Park
Thea Palhams
Col
Colin Campbell
Nannie Leiter
Chicago
Washington
Cromwell
Protector
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Lowed
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Pelhams
John de Pelham
Edward III
Poicstlera
Nee
Burke
Froissart
de Morbeke
Reigh
Henry IV
Thomas Pelham
Divabeth
James I
Chichester Jay
Thomas Buxton
Antipodes
Hfe
Lord Goschen
Fam Ry
Joachim
Schiller
Goschen
Cotta
Tubingen
Goethe
Pegen
Chicago News
Bimeel
Congo Minerals
New York Herald
Wednesey
Cohgo Free State
Chester Beatty
John H. Hammond
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Thomas F. Ryan
Leopold
Belgium
Gna
Thea Company
Guegenheims
I x Hs
December Sings to May
A Bal¢imbre Sun excerpt laments a past love, comparing present lips eyes and cheeks to those of a former beloved. The speaker speaks of roses on a hill and the memory of a sweetheart, claiming the beloved resembles the dead love and promising old bliss.
Beg pardon sir man in suit sells wary wares in Chicago
A streetwise Chicago scene shows a salesman pestering a desk clerk with o er priced temptations. He pitches morocco Thackeray editions, gemproot filters, typewriters, Havana cigars, Century Dictionaries, and shoe polish boxes. The clerk remains unimpressed and agrees only to a 10 cent box to end the encounter.
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Chicago Theune
Scott
Beveridge’s Washington wage critique and mixed praise
The piece weighs in on Indiana Senator Beveridge and Washington life, arguing salaries and luxury at the capital have risen beyond prudent bounds while praising his intellect and charm. It notes the tension between reforming extravagance and preserving a dignified public service amid a chorus of wealthy influence.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Washington
Capitol
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Caney
San Juan i
Albert Jeremiah Beveridge
Politician Taylor Recalls Fiddling Days and March to Senate
The Tennessean Senator Robert L. Taylor spoke in Raleigh about his long career from the Forty-sixth Congress to the Senate. He recalled his nickname Widdling Bob and his early campaigns, noting how he fumbled into politics while his musical talent drew attention.
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Washington
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Raleigh
Senate
Mr. Taylor
Alfred A. Taylor
Bob" Taylor
Congress
Happy Valley
House of Representatives
Joe’ Cannon
Gen Keifer
Fountain of Knowledge
Blaine
Conkling
Thurman
Cockrell
West
Voorhees
Allison
Ingalls
Matt Ransom
Edmunds
American Congress
Dynamite found in coal aboard Rhode Island during fueling
A 16 inch dynamite fragment was discovered in the Rhode Island’s coal bunkers while coaling. Officers deem the blast accidental and linked to a superstition about three accidents signaling luck. A farmer recounts giving a goose to a namesake in 1871, noting its surprising vitality.
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Hampton
Rhode Island
Atici
Falt
Asclarey
Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
An excerpt on self control and social behavior notes men keeping calm when angry and women’s boasts about success are linked to perceptions of others. The piece lampoons vanity and public personas, hinting at gendered expectations and self-presentation.
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