Publication Ofoe Subscription Terms for Washington Post
Subscription terms list delivery by carrier in Washington and Alexandria with Sunday issues, monthly and yearly rates, payment by drafts or postal orders to The Washington Post Co. in Washington D C. Addresses for representatives and offices provided. Dated Wednesday March 1992.
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How About New York annual presidential candidates
Fragmented OCR text mentions New York and presidential candidates in a muddled way. It references voting or campaigns but offers no clear events, dates, or names to summarize into a coherent item. The readable parts are insufficient for a definitive news item or outcome.
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Unclear text on political campaign and public sentiment
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Tariff Legislation and Its Impact on Industry
An analysis discusses Congress power to adopt tariffs and their effects on capital investment and business. It argues due process concerns, potential repeal, and the harmful impact on producers, while weighing constitutional issues and the broader economic consequences.
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Roosevelt letters and tariff fears in rival campaign talk
The piece notes a political clash over Col Roosevelt and letters about his candidacy, illustrating perceived inconsistency in his stance. It also discusses traffic congestion and a proposed electric omnibus plan to relieve downtown transit, arguing for a broader, faster solution beyond adding street cars.
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Chinese Courta Under Republic and Art Prices
A fragmented article discusses art valuation, noting Rembrandt era standards versus modern painters and the influence of supply, demand, and advertising. It comments on the reverence for old masters and the slow recognition of new works as time tests authenticity and value.
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Felling the Amatty and the Modernist Divorce Mockery
A satirical column mocks divorce culture and women’s rights figures, singling out Gris Taker as a symbol of modernist attitudes. It parodies legal cases, politicians, and journalists while lampooning judges, highbrow writers, and public figures across politics, sport, and society.
Prelate Stonor Dog Saga Connects Popes and Royalty
Archibishop Stonor, longtime papal favorite and royal acquaintance, famous for bringing his dog Bea into the Vatican and private audiences with two popes, dies. The piece also notes the vast Loder family wealth, their English roots, and a gaekwar apology to the Viceroy of India amid imperial tensions.
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Value Shifts Hit Antique Portrait in Richmond Shop
A Richmond woman bought a dusty infant portrait for $8 in an antique shop. When cleaned by an artist, the painting proved to be a genuine Bully work worth $5,000. Once Bully was identified, the portrait’s value rose to $34,000, illustrating advertising power and the dealer’s influence.
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Congressional debate drifts through stalled treaty talks
Senators Williamy and Brown spoke on arbitration treaties while Poindexter pressed to vote on his inquiry into strike conditions at Lawrence. Hearings on the steel tariff revision bill begin today, with reports on the sugar bill and income tax slated for soon. The Lawrence strike hearing attracted Mrs Taft, and lawmakers pursued investigations into shipping trusts and Southern Pacific interests. The House adjourned at 4 44 after a long session, planning to reconvene at noon today.
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Halt Wiley Grain Orders Stir National Grain Dealers
Secretaries Nagel and Wilton signaled suspending Dr Wiley’s pure food orders on grain in its natural state. They doubt the act was meant to cover natural grain and will pause seizures pending a court decision likely by July 1. President Taft met with grain leaders at the White House and pledged no unnecessary interference.
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Unionists Capture Seat in Manchester Byelection
London reports Unionists win Manchester by election with Glazebrook defeating Sir A A Ungworth by 879 votes. Haworth’s loss deepens Radical gains from a 2458 majority to a Unionist 579, seen as a bad omen for the government amid insurance bill dissent and coal crisis protests.
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Judgment Credited? New York Boston Promoter Case
The Supreme Court heard the question of whether Massachusetts courts must give full faith and credit to a $210000 judgment against Albert S Bigetow of Boston in favor of the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Amelting Company. The dispute involves promoters profits and the relation to Leonard Lewisohn and Migelon alleged to be linked with Lewisohn in the same transaction.
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Dr Wiley May Quit From Agriculture Department
Dr Harvey W Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry, reportedly informed Secretary Wilson of his plan to withdraw from the Department of Agriculture soon. He was in New York and a formal confirmation could not be secured. He plans a lecture tour and will go on the platform after withdrawal, and has reportedly accepted editorship of a current magazine.
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Army Orders Issued for March Quarter Promotions and Details
The orders list officers and enlisted personnel across infantry corps engineers and signal corps. Samuel F Smilet Capt Joseph C Castner Fourthteen Infantry remain for two months while other lieutenants and captains are detailed or assigned to various units including the signal corps and eighth infantry. Promoted or detailed for service include Alfred More to the Fifteenth Infantry and others to Philadelphia for monthly lists March through June with examinations for promotion slated at Fort Riley Kansas.
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Naval Orders Reassignments For Pacific Reserve Fleet
Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds is named commander in chief of the Caled Brater Pacific reserve fleet aboard the Penesplvante. Commander WJ Terene to lead Pan nylvante, with orders to assume command at home base pending further instructions.
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Distinguished Citize na tribute to Ambassador Bacon in Paris
Distinguished citizens of France gathered at an inn on March 5 to honor Ambassador Bacon and Mrs. Bacon at a special session of the interparliamentary arbitration group. Baron d Entrournelles de Constant presided as reparations and speeches praised Bacon as a friend of France and promoter of US France cooperation for justice and world peace. Rodin sculpture and a medallion inspired by Dugene Carriere portrait were presented to Mrs. Bacon, as President Dubost and Premier Poincare offered commendations and called for stronger ties between the countries.
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Water from Pompeii Kitchen Range Found Intact
Archaeologists uncover a petrified kitchen range in Pompeii ruins near the Forum. A copper boiler atop the range holds water, allegedly untouched since the eruption nearly two millennia ago. The discovery includes inscriptions, marble tablets, and other treasures from a well preserved ancient street lined with shops.
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Battleship New Hampshire Not in Peril
Washington reports the battleship New Hampshire undergoing overhaul at New York yard encountered a minor alarm when about 18 inches of water entered a hold compartment due to a valve gasket issue. The water was pumped out, the valve repaired, and the vessel towed to midstream with a twenty minute delay. Commander Taylor labeled the incident as trivial and not warranting an investigation.
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Indian Board Meets Today For Forty Third Annual Session
The Indian Board of Commissioners meets today and tomorrow to discuss policy and government matters. Members include De Andrew S Draper Albany. Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore. Dr Samuel A Blot Kosten. Frank Krox Sault Ste Marie. George Vaux Jr Philadelphia. Bishop William D Walker Buffalo. Prof Warren K Moorehead Andover. Michasi E Bannin Brooklyn. and De Merrit Gates Washington.
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Button shoes under ban by Southern dealers
Atlanta March 5 The Southern Shoe Dealers Association at its annual convention here voted to oppose button shoes as troublesome to end users. Speakers linked the issue to a deplorable fastidious tendency. Chattanooga was chosen as next meeting place.
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Pointed Paragraphes From the Chicago News
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Reflections of a Gaghelor from the New York Press
The piece voices a fragmented critique on spirituality and personal autonomy. It contrasts counterfeit beliefs with individual desires, noting a man borrowing others’ religion yet seeking his own path for smoking, and mocks universal demand that others conform to one’s preferences.
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Living Wig Invention Sparks Budapest Medical Buzz
A Budapest physician Dr Frans Siekely demonstrated a hair implant method to attach hairs from a woman's head to a scalp using a tiny gold wire and needle. The procedure, performed on three subjects, was praised by experts for its apparent durability and painless execution.
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Unanimous for Taft Providence endorses renomination
The Republican State central committee voted in a formal resolution to support President Taft for renomination. George R Lawton of Tiverton presented the measure praising Taft’s peace, prosperity, and progress and urging loyalty to his leadership. The committee set April 6 as the date for state and district conventions to select delegates to the national convention.
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Weather Woes Hit Nation Amid Broad Storm System
A wide storm front drenches parts of the Southeast with rain while northern regions endure cooler, windy conditions. Forecasts warn of heavy rainfall in the Carolinas and Georgia, with continued unsettled weather across the Rockies and Northeast through Thursday.
Hotel lobby meeting on federation tensions prompts mixed views
In a hotel lobby gathering President Wheeler of the University of California at Berkeley attended a conference of the Civic Federation. He declined to state a position on the Potts situation. The discussion referenced labor and political factions, mentioning leaders like Roosevelt and Taft and noting broader national labor and political debates.
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