Washington Post Subscription Terms 1908
The notice outlines subscription options for The Washington Post dated March 17, 1908. It details carrier delivery in Washington and Alexandria, various daily and Sunday plans, prepaid postage, and payment methods. It lists mailing addresses and subscription blocks, including a Philadelphia or express option, with the imprint THE WASHINGTON POST CO and a Mail address.
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Carrier
Washington
Alexandria
Washington Post
Haiti Revolt At Home And Abroad Sparks Diplomatic Turmoil
The article discusses Haiti's revolutionary violence and its impact on international diplomacy. It notes executions without trial, foreign powers weighing intervention, and potential shifts by the United States, France, and others as questions of asylum for refugees and sovereignty unfold amid ongoing internal turmoil and tyranny.
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United States
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America
Free Speech and Anarchy in US Politics Debate
A lengthy excerpt discusses free speech amid anarchist threats and a violent radical pamphlet. It references figures like Mr Fry and Inman, mentions Garden and Madison Square, and analyzes the risk of dynamite outrages while urging lawful restraint and patience for democratic processes.
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Bryneites
Dan Hilkea
Johnsen
Sven Isd
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Marisa Square Garden
Fragmented OCR paints volatile view of Southern railroads and politics
A garbled, opinion heavy piece laments Southern railroad finances and dividends, accusing insolvency and political manipulation. It mentions the Atlantic Gulf, Chicago and North Western routes, wage debates, and possible impacts on agriculture and industry. The text also references Anna Gould and U.S. politics in a scattered critique.
Roosevelt Cheers Taft Amid Cabinet Room Rally
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt praising Secretary Taft in the cabinet room while denouncing rivals. He asserts Taft will win public support and rejects Ohio doubts over New York and Indiana backing, framing Taft as conservative and business-friendly.
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New York Herald
Jonathan Bourne
Roosevelt
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Othearch
John Stewart
New
Taft
Bana
Busness
Tobacco, Surgery, and Smoking Effects in Malpractice Context
The article discusses how tobacco use and anesthesia interact in surgical outcomes, noting cases of sudden deterioration after operations. It cites a physician from New York describing patients who, after seemingly successful surgeries, suffer prostration and faintness linked to smoking, with one young man collapsing soon after awakening. The piece stresses the observed association between tobacco use and postoperative complications in hospitals and clinics.
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Fragments and Rumors From A Curious Local Page
A garbled, wide ranging clipping mixes gossip and odd reflections on weather, social notes, and stray incidents. It mentions a Clarlestown police scene, a Marysville bequest to church and mother, and musings on spring, weather, and aging communities.
Veith gang halted after attempted freight train ride
A disjointed report describes a group led by Veith planning a violent spree on the plains and ranch areas. Officers stopped the youths as they boarded trains and armed themselves with weapons and bullets, aiming to rob and terrorize communities, including women, with plans to reach a distant town.
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Diaries of Hintzpeter Destroyed by the Tutor to the Kaiser
The article states that Dr Hintzpeter burned all his diaries years ago, denying any authentic material about the Kaiser. It notes letters confirming destruction, claims confidant status, and warns against publishing supposed diaries as forgeries while describing police actions and archival concerns.
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Roosevelt asks Congress to reinstate Brownsville soldiers
The article reports President Roosevelt seeking legislative approval to reinstate Brownsville troops deemed discharged for the service’s good. It notes shifting attitudes and analyzes black voter strength in Indiana Illinois Kansas and West Virginia, suggesting party leverage hinges on Black voters and urging further concessions ahead of Chicago nominations.
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Boston
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Railroads in crisis and revival under natural law
The Railroad Gazet outlines how railroads survived through reorganizations, losses, and protective measures. It argues railroads are crucial economic engines, bearing scrutiny from public commissions and political pressure while enduring state action and investor risk amid a shifting industry landscape. It notes distant references to lines and regions, emphasizing the broader toll on industry and society.
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Mystery on Germantown Street Draws Young Women’s Gaze
A noisy scene on Germantown Avenue near Shepherds Lane drew the attention of several young women who watched a tense incident unfold outside a century old inn known as the King of Foussia. Nearby residents described rumors of hidden residents, a poet named Mog, and a guest list tied to local lore as police and onlookers observed the halted street activity.
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Fragmentary tale with a charity draw and a drawn cannon
An OCR fragment mentions gifting a dollar to charity, a congreGation and a ball event, and a cannon with a draft in a three story dwelling on Prince street. It references Salak at a ball and a 138 stable, with unclear context and numerous garbled terms.
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New Zealand Eyed by Jackie Sailors Far West of Known World
A New York Press piece explores New Zealand as a largely unknown country south of the equator, contrasting savage legends with noted nobles and ferocity. It recounts myths of cannibalism, slavery, and court customs while remarking on geography, travel, and the contrast with Australia.
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Casman
Ules
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Hughes
Arranged Marriages Probed in 1736 Parish Scene
The passage notes men remaining in the bic elur class and a patson period before facing a challenge, with references to marriages arranged in a religious setting. The excerpt reflects social norms and pressures surrounding unions in 1736.
Chats of Visitors to the Capital
John Clair industrial commissioner of the Illinois Central Railroad says he met President Roosevelt on railroad matters The Illinois Central supports river improvements from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and better Mississippi River floods The talk touched transportation questions shaping national policy and the railroads role in agriculture and commerce
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Tlings Central Railroad Company
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Roosevelt
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