Subscription Rates and Editorial Politics in 1916 Washington Post
The Washington Post lists subscription prices and payment methods for carrier and mail delivery in Washington Alexandria and outlines terms by mail. The piece shifts to political critique on patronage in New York with quotes about appointment practices and Democratic fortunes in 1916, noting Representative Fitzgerald’s protest and implied senatorial neglect.
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Debates over American merchant marine and export trade
A passionate call lamenting blocked export freedom as ocean and rail delays cripple US farm and industrial output. The author denounces parties for failing to build a national merchant marine, urges Congress to act, and cites Canada and European interests as competition while urging pro American, pro merchant marine policy.
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Europe
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the Globe
Canada
Halifax
France
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Congress
Disputed U S Attorney Appointment in Western District NY
In New York politics the clash between the White House and the Senate over patronage surfaces in the United States attorneyship for the Western District of New York. President Wilson appointed John O Lynn despite Senate opposition, while Judge Hazel later reappointed him on his own authority. The move raises questions about constitutional advice and consent, executive action, and temporary appointments.
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John O Lynn
Rochester
Lynn
Hazel
Recasting District Relations In Congress Inquiry
Senators Chilton Lautsbury and Works with Representatives Rainey Gard and Cooper form a congressional joint committee to study government relations in the District of Columbia. The editorial urges a thorough inquiry to fix status, cost sharing, and the form of government, arguing Congress has wide authority and Washington needs a bespoke system. Public cooperation is urged.
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Washington
Substitutes in Latin American trade cautionary tale
An article notes Latin Americans insist on familiar goods and warns U S firms to adapt to local tastes. A Guatemala example shows an American supplier losing potential business after pushing out dated neckwear in favor of newer designs. It cites five trade factors: capital, steamship access, credits, personal effort, and compliance with local requirements, urging longer South American credit terms over cash-on-delivery.
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Europe
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South America
Department of Commerce
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Pan American Conference Aims to Link American Republics
Secretary McAdoo leads plans for a May 10 Pan American conference to strengthen relations, boost mutual commerce, and promote welfare across the Americas. The piece warns Mexico policy may deter American investment while urging consistent hemispheric diplomacy and economic unity.
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Europe
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Royal Ascot races to go on during war year
Royal Ascot will proceed as usual with June 15 as opening day and the following three days, despite war rumors. The Derby and Oaks will also occur, amid controversy over funds and wounded soldiers housed at Epsom Downs, with the Duke of Portland and Jockey Club backing continued racing to avoid unemployment and economic disruption.
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Manufacturers Must Study Market For Latino American Trade
The statement urges manufacturers to independently study market potentials by pursuing Latin American trade in a Latino American manner, emphasizing self-reliance and tailored approaches to regional business.
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Mexicans Want U S to Act Urges Protectorate in Mexico
Delaney former assistant attorney general quoted in New York American decries violence against Americans in Mexico City. He claims officers loot homes kidnap women and rob pedestrians while US officials offer no protection. He advocates a US protectorate or military intervention to secure safety and liberty.
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Busy barber spurns bomb at his shop
At 7 am a heavy package left on the stoop of Frank Teasio’s partner shop at 430 Second Avenue was found to contain two sticks of dynamite. Razzo emptied the item into a pail of water, resumed shaving customers, then later delivered the danger to police. The fuse was defective, preventing an explosion.
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Mouse Ruins Trial In Sworn Records Mistrial Declared
In Cordele Georgia dispatch to the Philadelphia Record a court mistrial was declared in the case of Eugene M Travis & Co versus Morris Brothers over a 1907 shipment on the Seaboard Railway after a mouse shredded records. Judge A V Whipple represented the plaintiff, W E Dooris the defendants. The hung jury stood six to six for hours on whether records matched prior testimony.
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Girl Drinks Tacks by Mistake in Dark Home
Misa Alice Rhoades, 18, of Point Township Northumberland County, swallowed hundreds of tacks and pins while attempting water. She was rushed to Mary M. Packer Hospital in Sunbury for treatment.
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William I Dies 1886 Grandfather of German Emperor
Twenty seven years ago today March 2 1886 Emperor William I grandfather of the present German emperor died at Berlin He was regent from 1847 to 1861 king of Prussia He surrounded himself with Bismarck and Moltke and trusted their wisdom His son succeeded him as Emperor Frederick II The article notes his limited opportunity to exercise sovereign rights due to health and a decree appointing Crown Prince William to settle government matters The piece references a 1871 proclamation at Versailles and a later liberal note with Bismarck.
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Dynamite Rescues Foxhound From Burrow
Newton dispatch reports Robert Washer freed his foxhound Bob from a burrow after days trapped by a fox chase. Using dynamite and crow bars, rescuers loosened stones but initial attempts failed, prompting a second phase that finally freed the dog. Washer vowed to dynamite the hill if needed to save Bob.
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Two headed snake overate after captivity dies of indigestion
Harry Travers of this city owned a two headed rattlesnake allegedly the only one found. It lived for weeks after capture but overfeeding caused its death. The snake, with two perfectly formed heads, was traded to Travers for a horse and preserved in alcohol.
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New York World
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Weather and tide notes from an early 20th century page
Sun rises and sets listed with tide levels, weather forecasts for the District of Colombia Maryland and Virginia, and broad regional temp and pressure readings. Forecasts predict fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday with gentle to moderate winds, plus frost warnings for the South and warmer plains conditions.
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Five Children Rescued From Savage Floyd County Home
Robert B. McCord of the Georgia Children's Home Society led Sheriff deputies to a remote Floyd County hill settlement where two destitute mothers sheltered five children in a crude shelter of cloth, logs, and mud. The elder mother attacked McCord while the younger seized a shotgun as officers subdued the women and removed the children to safety.
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Soothes Tooth Fires Bed in Electric Cure Try
Wheasburg Pennsylvania Dispatch Philadelphia Record reports John Wolf, a rural mail carrier, wrapped a towel around an electric bulb and pressed it to a aching molar as a warming pad. The bulb cured the toothache, drove sleep, and Wolf dreamt of a fire. He woke to find his bed burning and the house nearly suffocated before firemen arrived.
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Visitors View Current Topics at Willard Center
William Sulzer and other notable figures gathered at the Willard to discuss politics and national leadership. Sulzer praised President Wilson, while Senator Mason lauded Taft and Roosevelt. Alaska’s Judge Watson spoke on railway growth and future prosperity, and Col. Ernest de Merck outlined Guatemala’s coffee trade prospects amid wartime blockades.
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