The Washington Post Publication Terms and Addresses
Publication details for The Washington Post including offices on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and the Chicago office in Unity Building. Notes remittance methods and management contacts, with references to offices in New York and Washington and standard postal payment options.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
The
Washington Post Co
Washington
BW. T
New York Ofte
Pistiren Bulidite
Paul Block
Chiesga
Unity Building
A Temple of Art for Washington Remains Hopeful
The Post urges a public spirited benefactor to fund a grand capital city temple of art with operatic and dramatic offerings at accessible prices. It argues for a large durable building with four equal fronts, 12 000 000 to 15 000 000 dollars in endowment, and notes private munificence or government support as possibilities while highlighting Washington as rising as a social center. It also discusses E H Harriman and railroading public opinion, urging openness and a fair deal from corporations to aid national progress.
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W. W. Corcoran
sBite
United States
Washington
LouisiMe Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
America
Chicago
New York
Capial
Congress
Harriman
Mack-Rakers
Roosevelt
Publc
Zander Wit
Reform of love making and states rights debate
A long 1900s column argues public trust in corporations, tariff wars with Germany and France, and a national scope for marriage and divorce regulation. It links states rights to federal control, praises reciprocity treaties, and lampoons politicians while forecasting tariff conflict and social reform through national policy.
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University of Chicago
Charles B. Henderson
Chicago
Shoute
Dead Rat and Nouvelle Athenes in Paris Lore
The piece recalls Paris venues linked to artists and writers, notably the Dead Rat Mort and the Nouvelle Athenes near Pigalle. It cites George Moore’s references, notes their changing fortunes, and ponders why such taverns bore famed names. It mentions related inns, tavern signs, and literary works on restaurant lore.
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Seeton Herald
Paris
Cirque Fernandes
Nouvelle Athenes
George Moore
Oxford
Cambridge
Academy of the Fine Arts
Cafs
Pino Pigalle
Moore
Rabelius
Abbey
Theleme
Walla
London
Elephant and the Castle
Boston
Anatole France
Blavignac
Megste
Larwood
Hotten
Baedeker
Boulevards
Montmartre
Des Itallena
Delvau
Autho
Delsol
Perla
Snowy spring verse and a Washington Irving figure
An eclectic mix of weather verse and an obituary notices Mrs Eléanor Fletcher Bishop Countess Bishop Wichelay once famed for mind reading. The piece notes her decline to a Montpelier poor house and recalls her Civil War nursing reputation as the Florence Nightingale of America and her English lineage linked to Sir James Davidson and Gladstone.
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Bishop
Rontseller
Dispatch
New York
Eléanor Fletcher Bishop
Bishop Wichelay
Washington Irving” Bishop
Montpelier
Florence Nightingale
America
James Davidson
Liverpool
England
Gladstone
Tiger Hunting by Auto in Kabul Amir Receives Regal Welcome
The Amir of Kabul arrived at Lashgar as guest of the Maharaja and was given royal honors. A tiger hunt was reported near the heatera camp with two tigers shot by motor car at Akhia Vilas. Tomorrow a further tiger expedition is noted at Singhpur. The Amir plans to depart for Delhi that evening.
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Amir
Kabul
Lashgar
Khabar
Akhia Vilas
Shikar
Singhpur
Delhi
Rare Royal Twins Stir European Succession Theories
Delicate Madrid rumors hint the Spanish queen may bear twins, sparking debate over which child would inherit the crown under ancient laws. Twin occurrences among European roy alty are exceedingly rare, with historic cases and mythic tales tied to royal succession and lineage.
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Madrid
Spain
Europe
Old World
Sobility
Paget
Paran Btevens
New York
Arthur Paget
Consuela
Duchess of Manchester
Antoniga Yznnga
Gray Egerton
Sir Philly
Richard McCreery
Lord Clancarty
Lady Lytton
Lady Loch
Earl of Durham
Fred Lambton
Star Spangled Banner Flag Tied to Fort McHenry Tale in New York
George Livingston Baker of Staten Island cites ownership of the Star Spangled Banner once over Fort McHenry. The flag, now with Eben Appleton of New York, survived bombardment scars and is kept in safe deposit. Baker plans a booklet on the flag and related historic banners.
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Fort Mir Henry
New York
New York Sun
George Livingston Baker
Westervelt Avenue
New Brighton
Staten Island
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Baker
George Armistead
Eben Appleton
Broadway Trust Company
Col
Armistead
William Stuart Appleton
Boston
Baltimore
Hben
National Museums
Washington
Massachusetts
Maryland
Prolico
John Paul Jones
Jones
Hondomme Richard
Power Baronet Lectures On Singing Talent In London Ads
An ad column notes Sir George Power, a Dublin graduate and former stage performer, unable to resume singing lessons due to ill health. The piece recounts his baronet lineage, family losses, Kilkenny roots, and involvement in early 19th century society, including a humorous ridge about racing hansom cabs on Piccadilly.
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York
Baronet
George Power
London Ice Ea
Rae
Barovet
Grattan AG
AWE AG
Trinity College
Dublin
Frederick
Kor
John Power
Adam
Buenos Ayres
Hisiott Power
Kilkenny
Lord Clive
Plabsey
Great Britain
George
Kufane
County Kilkenny
William Power
New Zealand
Tranavaal
County Wesford
County Kikenny
James Powat
Hdermine
Hymsworthy
Frank Thev
Piccadilly
Corse
Cabinat
Marquis DI Fontenoy
Reflections of a Saghelor From the New York Press
A quirky column fragment satirizes fairness as a path to riches. It jokes about misperceptions and self pride, noting how some try to fool others into thinking they act wisely while exposing the limits of judging by appearances.
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New York Press
Werban
Fragmented Chicago briefing with pointed asides
A terse, cynical slice of local color discusses fortune and fate, noting sharp-eyed readers and blunt morals. It jokes about the dangers of knowledge and hints at social expectations for newlyweds, debtors, and voters in a flippant, early 20th century tone.
Roosevelt Not Balked in Civil Service Probe
Washington dispatch says Congress blocks the President from appointing special commissioners for woman and child labor inquiry. Crumpacker reports the President plans a civil service exam for selected men, then Straus to pick the final appointees, including Reynolds. Wedding trust busted as justices reject clergy backed royalty claim to tie the knot.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Civil Service
Crumpacker
Civil Service Commission
Senetary Straus
James B Reynolds
Meatless Dinner to Bryan in Appleton Banquet
AppletonWis Dispatch to New York Times describes a banquet for William J Bryan in Green Bay Diocese. Bishop Fox refused to grant a dispensation allowing clergy to eat certain menu items. Bryan spoke to a Catholic Young Men's League and salmon courses followed the bishop's refusal.
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Bryan
Appleton
Wis
New York Times
William J. Bryan
Fox
Green Bay
British Ambassador to Washington Recalled Amid Roosevelt Intrigue
In Harper's Weekly London Letter, Sir Mortimer Durand's recall as British ambassador to the United States is blamed on an American led campaign. President Roosevelt pressed for a replacement seen as more pliant, while Sir Mortimer defended British interests amid friction and pressure from Washington and London. The piece notes a staged send off and hints at Sir C. Spring-Rice as Roosevelt's favored successor, with Mr Bryce filling the Ireland post before assignment.
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London
Harper's Weekly
James Bryce
United States
Si Mortimer Durand
England
Downing Street
Washington
Sir Mortimer
Bhe
Sir Morimer
Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Root
Senator Lodge
Hagland
Portsmouth
Mr. Roosevelt
Mortimer
Mr Roosevelt
Posabhin
America
Edward Grey
Bir
Mortimer Durand
Perala
St C
Ratie
Sir C. Spring-Rice
Bryce
Ireland
Great Britain
Pin Swallowing Incident Shocks Weterbury Child
Little Mary Davies, eight, refused to go to school and swallowed a pin in front of her teacher Miss Daisy Perry. Dr Holroyd believes the pin is lodged in the throat and may be removed to save her life, as authorities report a disaster in New York World news context.
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The
Buffalo Courier
Dan Hanna
Hanna
Pat
Deacribes & Woman
Harry Lehr
Misa Barr
Florence
N. J
Samuel Gompers
Bl Nye
Bede
Cushman
Wiley
W. JL
New York World
Weterbury
Coun
Mary Davies
William H. Davies
Daisy Perry
Mary
Nan
Yale Students to Dig for Isthmian Canal Opening
Yale will send twenty five senior adventurers to dig for the Isthmian Canal after graduation in June. They petitioned Secretary Taft for help, who notes openings for college grads but cautions Civil Service competition. Most participants study engineering at Sheffield Scientific School.
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Aeyun
West Virginia politics preps for governor and senate race
In Raleigh last night C F Teter urged that the gubernatorial campaign is only the prelude to the Senate fight to succeed Senator Scott. Gov Dawson and Rep Hubbard are named as likely Senate candidates, with several others, including Auditor A C Scherr, Judge Saunders, and Secretary Swisher, discussed for governor amid an active political season.
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West Virginia
C. F. Teter
Philippi
Raleigh
Senate
Scott
W. M. D. Dawson
Hollors
W. C.hubbard
Wheeling
Tmne
A.C Scherr
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Swisher
Teter
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