Washington Post Scraps and Editorials From March 5 1910
The Washington Post page trimmed includes a long list of subscription rates and delivery terms, pricing details, and mailing notes. It also features a political column discussing U S politics, figures like Adams Hamilton Van Buren and Weed, and commentary on party leadership, finance, and potential campaigns. The text mentions New York politics, party dynamics, and upcoming presidential implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rtane Artis Party
John Adams
Sears
Arcat
Uoom
Montentas
Adams
Hamiltons
Martin van Buren
Thorlon Weed
Yan Buren
Hickory
White House
Trekar
Weed
Murriven
Taylor
Seward
Thessine-Van Buren
David A HN
Rosco9
Glover Cleveland
Te Wirt Inten
Seima la Hon
Hughes
Gay Talks
Jom Fat
Peary Proof Demanded by Naval Committee Inquiry
Critics press the government to see Peary evidence before a disinterested science panel. If he refuses to produce records, rewards may be blocked. if he presents, experts will assess the documentation before any action. Public sentiment runs high as Hubbard questions Cook’s proofs and political critics weigh motives and costs.
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Genin
Cuttom
Grange
Islay
Chicage Exchange
Patten
Buemesa
Tonce
Camantee
UN Navah Affairs
Ciil
Pear
Nerth Pole
Teary
Congress
Peary
Naval Committee
Penry
Congressman Moore
Pennsylvania
Jk Ta
Carierers
Philadelphia
Elbert Hubbard
Hubbard
Penny
Jie
Hiei
Cook
Sanne Panza
Simons
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Terdorvalle Suisidists
Republic
Europe
Germany
America
Subady
Rovernur
Kefalor
Theodore Iluratma
Wlohs
Tyk
Warren G Harding
Janien Rorar
Interior
Uidienne
Lam
Mrorar
Garfield
Eigen
Ohio
Mick Ada
Tatest Leither
Masked Subsidy Talk Shapes Democratic Masquerade
The piece rails at Democratic subsidy and privilege with shifted masks citing Senator Shively and Senator Simons, argues for a pure Republican style state, and notes Charles S Harlin to fill Lovering’s unexpired term amid GOP confidence and Democratic misgivings about victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S Harlin
Wiilliam C Lovering
Massachusetts
Hamlin
Cleveland
Fourteenth
Lovering
King Peter’s Visit to Russia Sets Balkan Tone
The New York and foreign reports note King Peter of Serbia will receive his first foreign sovereign welcome since ascending the throne after the Obrenovich murder. The visit signals Serbia’s aim to gain independent markets, strengthen Adriatic access, and seek diplomatic freedom amid Russo Austrian tension, with Bulgaria warming ties and Alexander seen as a hopeful heir.
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Vint
Russia
Marka
Servia
Prem
New ‘York Sur
Peter
Nousa
Tong
Sher
Danube
Austria
Heya Deen
Egypt
Baronica
Alevandri
Adriatic
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Alexander
Prines
Arope
Eraen
German census drives alarm over un naturalized Germans in Texas
The Dallas Fort Worth region reports German authorities ordered un naturalized residents to Galveston for military fitness exams. Officials say Berlin seeks to assess loyalty and readiness, with qualified individuals possibly sent to the fatherland. Some see war prep, others call it thorough welfare follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sens
Lork
Kasning
Germany
United States
Berlin
Sch Linder
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Galveston
No Use to Him From the Dunder Advertiser
Two old settlers sit in a backwoods cabin discussing state politics and local quirks. The elder recalls a ritual about dishwashing analysis, then falls into a reflective digression on human folly and the limited view offered by cookery book authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunder
Washingtons Decorations and the Cincinnati Society Debate
A reader questions whether Washington accepted a decoration from a foreign power, noting the Mintary Order of the Society of the Cincinnati formed after the Revolution. The piece lists officers and figures such as Lafayette and Rochambeau on society rolls and ponders the meaning of decorations amid wartime memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peat
the Society of the Cincinnnati — 4& Society
Alexander Henri
Henry Knox
Nathanael Greene
Anthony ‘Wayne
Lafayette Rochambeau Koswiusko
Countess Blucher saga threads through European nobility
Count Gebhard Blucher, once a naval invalid in Washington, is linked to a web of Blucher descendants in America and Europe. The piece traces marriages, titles, and fortunes from Countess Elta von Blucher to Ferdinand Blucher and Conrad Blucher, noting ties to German princes, British wealth, and the Danish line, along with Clementel’s court intrigue and monied legacies across Loubet and Louvre patrons.
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Gebhard Blucher
Templeta
Washington
New York
Countess Elta von Blucher
Third Avenue
Gamnes
Roaratial
Blucher
Prince Blacher
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Count Gebhard Blacher
England
Jockey Club
Vienna
London
Bluchers
Marpare Ferry
Prince Blucher
Ferdinand
Brooklyn
Miss Loeb
Ferdinand Blucher
America
Count Conrad Blucher
Emily
Harpers Ferry
Childdren
Gustav Blucher
Branen
Gustav
Ely
Medora
Aso
Germany
Tila Morice
United States
Grandmothers, Suffrage, and Domestic Strains Across Time
The piece reflects on aging women’s views during the suffrage era, noting their cautious acceptance of equal rights for married women. It recalls past domestic tensions over money, independence, and independence in marriage, framing them as early echoes of modern suffragette sentiment and ongoing debates about wives’ financial autonomy.
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New York
Jess
Meligne
Ancome
The Ten Dollar Hog Boosts Prices and Whiskers Trend
Hog prices rise as forecasts push meat costs higher with $11 to $14 expected. Government data show fewer hogs while demand grows, risking continued gains. Separate note observes a shift in medical attire, with fewer young doctors sporting beards amid changing fashions and professional norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York Tribune
New York
Germany
Cis
Mixed on His Ologicals in Yonkers Donkey Tale
A Yonkers boy owns a not so handsome donkey used for back rides. While riding, a minister comments on the beast, noting many such animals in theological gardens. The exchange ends with a light, humorous remark about religious gardens and beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipplecott
Yonkers
Webb
Hiuilo
Dangerous Railroading Amid Mountain Snow Avalanches
The report discusses deadly avalanches on snowbound rail corridors, noting repeated hazards, inadequate safe stopping points, and the need for engineering safeguards to prevent snow slides. It mentions tunnels, suffocation fears, and the impact on towns along the Hudson.
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New York
Washington
1Rack
Avelanches
Cher
Mahawk
Upper
Hudson
At Carcassonne and Other Verses in a Fragmented Piece
A disjointed verse fragment weaves memories of Carcassonne with a refrain I am still at Carcassonne, contrasting travel yearnings and the busy modern world. It shifts to a second piece about dressing a wife, noting poetic efforts and practical clothing needs, with stray names and half-formed lines.
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Willary P
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Carcassonne
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A garbled mix of quotes on women, manners, and social style. The fragmentary text mocks ad ten tiveness, money, and romance with stray lines about eyelids and dinner trains. It references urban scenes and a diner dialogue aboard a palace train with rose leaves and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Ryetop
Reflections Of A Bachelor In A conversation with a ballroom crowd
A fragmentary text describes a singer performer or speaker at a New York ballroom setting. The speaker notes lemon regulation slices and jokes about not being a farm comic while a woman reflects on fame and privacy as she prays for her stiffness of character. The piece comments on public presentation versus inner thought.
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M Clemental
Clementel
Leygues
Ott Chauchard
Grands Magasins du Louvre
Heanor
Clementet
Comtesse de ‘Vaugelety
Giementel
Riama
Lementels
Riom
Loubet
Chau- Vchard
Montalimar
New York
Chalmers Wilgon
Gessner
Washington
Henry Lowdensinger
Eterar
New Jersey
William A. Taylor
Ohio
Columbus
Congress
Joe
Sereno D Fayne
Champ Clark
Canada and America wage wheat talk in hotel lobby
In a discussion at the Wilard hotel James Fisher of Winnipes Canada envisions Canada becoming a larger supplier of wheat within a decade, possibly exceeding Britain’s needs as U S production grows. He notes Canada’s immigration, prairie farming, export potential, and the shift of global wheat markets toward North America, while discussing industrial and oil prospects and the broader economic context.
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Canada
America
James Fisher
Winnipes
Britain
Alte
Winnipem
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