Washington Post Subscription Terms 1907
Publication notice for Washington Post terms of subscription delivery by carrier in Tapbington and Brixandria. Rates include daily Sunday options, weekly, monthly, yearly terms, with remittance methods and office addresses in Washington, New York, Chicago.
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New York
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Paul Block
Chicago
Goley
Paul Slock
New York politics and Roosevelts clash scene described
Miscue filled report outlines Barnes threatening to push reform in New York GOP to challenge Gov Hughes. It contrasts insurance bureau fights, party leadership, and historic figures, while also commenting on Roosevelt’s standing, Congress dynamics, and flag incidents, with a broad survey of national political tensions.
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New York
Gov. Hughes
Empire State
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
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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 and powder trusts in du Pont defense push
New York Evening Post reports T C Du Pont, known as the Powder King, defended the powder trust against war-price fears. He pledged full government cooperation and said mills would triple capacity for army and navy in any emergency, with plants on both coasts under government control if needed.
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Duke of Bolton
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Yorkshire
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Duke of Ruland
Ireland
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Northumberland
House of Commons
England
America
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New York
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Chicago News
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Fish Frenzy Follows Ice Hole Discovery Near Port Jervis
Reports from along the Delaware River between Mast Hope and Tusten describe a frozen hole where fish trapped by ice surfaced as they revived in open water. A nine year old, Samuel Jones, fell in but was rescued. pickerel weighed up to five pounds and eels averaged six pounds each as fish feasted in the open water.
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Picferel
Hay Coal Prices to Rise in April
Tamaqua Pennsylvania dispatch notes a community of interest among independent coal producers signaling a coal price increase to consumers within a short time. The industry argues mining costs have risen greatly in the last decade making fair returns difficult. deeper seams, water control, and machinery wear inflate expenses by about 100 percent.
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New York Times
Baby Found Abandoned in Snow Drift near Bronx Park
A newborn girl baby, found beneath a blue overskirt atop a snowdrift near the Southern Boulevard entrance to Bronx Park, was taken to Fordham Hospital after Roundsman Commar of the Bronx Park Police rescued her before daybreak. No identification of the abandoning person was reported.
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Commar
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Fordham Hospital
Persgon
New Country Seat and Dread Pneumonia Commentary
From the New York Herald the column contrasts Curzon’s new country seat Hackwood Park near Basingstoke with a lengthy discussion on pneumonia. It notes the season’s high death toll, outlines early symptoms, and emphasizes prompt remedies, warning the elderly to be especially cautious amid a harsh winter.
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New York Herald
December Sings To May From The Balccimbre Sun
A lyrical poem recalls a beloved at distant skies with mirrored features and memories. A narrator speaks of lips eyes cheeks and feet like her, living on in old bliss as roses bloom and the Myrtle creeps while a child remains a vivid image of the past.
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Tom
William
Strong
Caldwell
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Mr. Strong
Beg pardon sir offers in a Chicago street encounter
A terse street encounter in Chicago features a suited man repeatedly offered impractical goods from Thackeray editions to cigars, a dictionary, and a shoe polish box, all rejected. The persistent caller finally secures a sale only when the buyback request is pressed.
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Beveridge and Washington life amid costly excess
The Washington Life column rails at extravagant capital living, praising Beveridge yet condemning fashion and luxury while noting salary raises and a shift of focus from labor to lavish displays. The piece blends satire with civics, contrasting reformist sentiment with the allure of wealth and title.
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Notable Politicians Meet in Washington Hotels
Senator Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee, recently sworn in, said Washington ahead of his term that his election was a calamity due to his fiddle days. The piece notes his early career, Muscatine anecdotes, and reflections on Congress alongside other figures in Washington.
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American Congress
Dynamite Found In Coal On Rhode Island
A dynamite piece sixteen inches long was found among coal destined for bunker storage on the battleship Rhode Island. Officers rule the discovery accidental and say it would have exploded in an enclosed firebox. The incident ends superstition about the ship’s luck, with an informal inquiry confirming no foul play.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A quirky, fragmented excerpt on self restraint and social expectations. The piece hints at gender and ambition themes with ironic observations about relationships, propriety, and public identity.
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